Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-15

T the tea which Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lille
Aw give at their home in Haverford, next
Tuesday, october 20, to introduce their daugh-
ter. Miss Jean Morris Lille, the debutantes
who will receive with Miss Lille will include
Miss Elizabeth e. wlster, Miss Mary II. Laird
Miss Rebecca A. Lycett, Miss Anna Taylor
walthour, Miss Jean Newbold Thompson, Miss
Katherine seeler, Miss 1sobel Rodgers Miss
Lille Crishcld, Miss Florine Pearson. Miss
Edith II. Daiy Miss Mildred Longstreth, Miss
Lucia Warden, Miss Agnes Smythe, Miss
Eleanor Porcher Miss katherine H. Ogden,
Miss Katherine Tenney, Miss Hansell French
Earle, Miss Mary Arrcan Miller, Miss Dorothy
Oberteuffer Miss Ethel Hastings, Miss Ruth
Sherbourne and Miss Betty Sherbourne, of
Boston.
Receiving with Mrs. Lille will be Mrs. Edgar
c. FELTON, Mrs. Winthrop Sargent Mrs. Will
liam ]. Serril Mrs. j. Heron Crosman, Mrs.
Henry Tatnall, Mrs George l.. Crawford and
Mrs. ]. A. Finley The tea will be from
until o'clock. and will be followed by a sup
per and informal dance for the receiving party.
Miss Lille Habersham Crisfeld. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. p. Crsheld of Graver's
lane Chestnut Hill, will be introduced at
tea which will be given by her parents the
afternoon OF October 21. There will be
debutantes receiving with Miss Crisfeld, but
Mrs. Crished will have few friends to assist
her. They will be Miss Sarah Coleman Dray-
ton, Miss Harriet Dawson Drayton, Mrs. c. V.
Anderson and Mrs. Edward S. Dunn
small dinner dance will follow the tea, to
which a number Of the debutantes and younger
dancing have been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Ridgway have announced
the engagement of their daughter Miss Violet
ID ua,a
United States Consul to Stavanger, Norway.
The wedding will take place November 81 at
the home of Miss Ridgways brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ridgway,
1925 Pine street
At the luncheon which Mrs William c.
REIN gave today in honor of her debutante
daughter. Miss Christine REIN, number of
the debutantes attended. Some among them
were Miss Caroline Ives Brnton. Miss Anna
Binney Brinton. Miss Mary Arlean Miller, Miss
Emily LaFarge Claxton Miss Katharine z.
Ogden, Miss Eleanor Bournonville Watt Miss
Helena s. Robinson, Miss Frances L. Slough
ton, Miss Marjorie Taylor, Miss Mildred Long
streth, Miss Isobel Milne Rodgers. Miss Mary
ballard, Miss Edith Harold Dillingham; Miss
Margaret e. Atlee. Miss Frances Tyson, Miss
Mary H. Laird. Miss Rebecca A. Lycett Miss
Dorothea oberteufer, Miss Elizabeth Z. Wis
loiI Hlsb anna NJ. WaitnOuT, MISS rate FUR
ness Jayne. Miss Elinor ]. Bean, Miss Hansell
French Earle, Miss Ada Lambert WetheriIl,
Miss Mary Paul Morris, Miss Mary Z. Clayton.
Miss Eleanor Bispham, Miss Ethel Hastings.
Miss Charlotte FahnestOck, Miss Katherine
Tenney, Miss Roberta Downing, Miss Edith
Ellison, Miss Elizabeth Curtis Yardley. Miss
Hubsrta Potter, The guests were seated at
small tables. which were beautifully arranged
with ferns and flowers.
club dinner dance will be given ct the
Huntington Valley Country Club on Friday
evening next Theodore Voorhees, will give a
dinner before the dance to the Board OF Gov
ernors
Mr., and Mrs samus3 D. Riddle and Miss
Sarah Dobson Fiske win hold their annual
hunt breakfast today at Glen Riddle Farms
for their friends and the farmers of the neigh
boring country.
William H. Evans will give dance at the
Country Club OF Lansdowns Friday evening"
October 90
Informal dances will be given every Satur-
day evening, excepting Halloween. by the club
management
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paul Brown. who have
returned from their honeymoon abroad are
occupying their new residence, 1923 Locust
street Mrs. Brown was Miss Edith Houston.
OF Druim-AfOir, Chestnut HILL before her mar
rlsgs last June,