Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-05
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MISS DARLINGTON
TO MAKE HER DEBUT
Her Coming Out Party will Be
the Brilliant Event Of
the Week

h Miss Eleanor Townsend Darlington,
daughter of the Bishop Of Harrisburg
!. and Mrs. James Henry Darlington
will make her formal bow to society
on Wednesday afternoon at "the
Bishops House." 321 North Front
street, at a tea followed by dinner
and ball. This will be one of the
most brilliant social events in the an
nails of Harrisburg, as well as the
most pretentious of this winter.
Miss Darlington, who has been
much entertained in New York dur
ing the holidays will return to the
city Tomorrow, bringing with her the
following guests: Miss Lois Cassatt,
of Philadelphia; Miss Caramai Car
roll, Miss Agnes Clafiin, Miss Eliza
beth Remsen Thompson and Miss
Dorothea Darlington, Of New York
City, all of whom will be in the re-
ceiving party at the tea. Stanley
Smith, of Philadelphia; John Muir
ray, son of Bishop Murray, of Balti
more; George Burgess, son of Bishop
Burgess, of Long Island; the Rev.
Henry ". d. Darlington, Gilbert S.
Darlington, Elliot C. B. Darlington
and Clinton Pelham Darlington, of
New York City; Mrs. w. J. G. Bearns
and Col. Asa Bird Gardner, of New
York and Charles F. Darlington, of
Philadelphia, will also be guests for
the IeStlVltleS.
Harrlsburgers Assist
E In the receiving line with Mrs. Dar-
hngton, Miss Darlington and the
young ladies from out of town, will
be Miss Elizabeth Bailey and Miss
.Myrvinne Leason, Harrisburg debut
antes. Presiding at the refreshment
tables will be Mrs. John Kinley Tener,
Mrs. Richard ]. Haldeman, Mrs
Henry. Mccormick, Mrs. Robert A.
4 hAr
Ramsay. Assisting will be Mrs. Will
liam Elder Bailey, Mrs Edgar H.,
Wallower, Miss Mary Emily Reilly,
Miss Eleanor Boyd, Miss Frances
Bailey, Miss Emily Bailey, Miss Janet
Sawyer, Miss Elise Haldeman, Miss
Anne Mccormick, Miss Sarah Fuller
ton Hastings and Miss Margaret
McLain.
visited Miss Ada St Watrous 3 UaAEs at Washinss his
ton; D. G; during % the holidays.
Miss Jane Patterson and Kenneth Pat
terson, of South Thirteenth street, have
returned to the city after holiday trip
TO Florida and Cuba.
: Miss Ethel Kirkwood Calder leaves
tomorrow for Bryn Mawr, after visit 1
ing her sister, Mrs. Edgar z. Wallower,
over the holidays.
!. Miss Ruth Craighead has gone back
to .Swarthmore College after holiday
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Craighead, 204 Harris street.
: Harry B. Montgomery, of Second and
Forster streets, was recent gest of
pr. and Mrs. Refer, at Wheeling, w.
Va
: Miss Elizabeth Peale has returned
home to New York City, after visiting
the Misses Bailey, of Cottage Ridge.
= Miss Alice LIE Compile, of the Rodear-
incl apartments, returned to st. Joseph's
Academy, Philadelphia, to-day to take
up her school work after vacation.
Il Miss Louise Hercn, teacher of Domes-
tic, Science In me Connellsville public
schools, has resumed her teaching af-
ter spending the holidays at her home
here, sr,..-ass ..
= Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howard Coch-
ran, of West State street, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cochran,
at Carlisle.
Miss Pauline Wall, of 1924 North |
Third street, leaves tomorrow for the |
Holy Angels Academy, Buffalo, N. Y,
after spending the holiday recess with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall. |
Meade d. Detweiler, Jr., was q holi-
day guest of Bertram Stone, at War
rem, Pa.