Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-23

THE first meeting of Mrs. Edward Troth s
L Dancing Class, which is held in the ball
room of the Germantown Cricket Club, at
Mannheim, and which is one of the most popu-
lar classes of the season, will take place FRI
day, December 4.
Mrs. Troth returned this week from Europe,
where she was among the American refugees.
Her son. Edward o. Troth, who sailed for
Europe with his mother last spring, returned
early in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Cooke, Sd, are spending
several days in New York before returning to
their home in Chestnut Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Crozier have purchased the Cooke
town house, 2l2S Locust street.
Mrs. James Francis Sullivan is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. James b. Cews. at her coun-
try seat, the Woods, Radnor, during the Horse
Show week
The Philadelphia Cricket Club will be ex-
tremely gay this season. Plans have been made
for as many as Sc club dances through the
winter and spring. Next Saturday will be the
first Dances will also take place under the
club management the nights of October 3, TO-
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Mr., and Mrs. Edwin T. Atlee, Jr of 3o12 West
Coulter street, will give a debutante tea to in
troduce to society their daughter. Miss Mar
garet Atlee, about the middle of November,
Many other affairs are being arranged In her
honor
Miss Charlotte Harding Brown will make
her debut at a tea which will be given in her
honor by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
r. Houston, at their home in st. Martins, the
afternoon of November 7
Midshipman Forest b. ROYAL Is the guest of
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs William B.
StOeyer he nal
Annapolis. Nd.
Mfs William A. Brown will give a musicale
tonight at her home. so4 South Goth street
Mrs Eugene Christman, OF 2O36 Chestnut
street returned from Europe on Saturday.
"lrs' Christman went abroad early in the sum-
'ner' and was among the tourists whose trav-
els were interrupted by the war. She returned
py way of Canada.
"'rS' L. Foster Thomas OF West Phil-Ellena
street. viii entertain a box party Saturday |
AFTERNOON In honor of her little daughter Miss
Emma Thomas. The guests win include Miss
louise Belts. Miss Alice Noise Miss Ruth
eihpstead' Miss Lucy Jefrerys, Miss Katharine |
ae""ar'z' Miss Eleanor Morgan. Miss Martha
a'huih' Miss Israel Farnum, Miss Esther
I"oN'pson' Miss Marie Durham. Carpenter
IAN william Belts, Franklin Doan William
~, -'S' - "llllam Potter and Mrs.
'"o"'as VIII chaperone the party
Nr' ana Mrs Mahlon Belts Paxson of over
s'"oN' announce the engagement of their
T'ush'er' Miss Florence Paxson, to Harold w.
+''u' OF Germantown. No date has been set
ior the wedding.
i's' charles H. Howell, Miss Beatrice H.
-l'"ell and Mrs. C. Frederick Jordan, who are
"''o''ns down from Maine. arrived in Lenox
yesterday. They expect to reach their home
:" i iofresdale early next week.
ne Misses Harrison Smith and H. Harrison
-" HoVe returned to their home at 4Ol South
Pa '"s summer at "S"S'
'i'S W. c. Richardson, Miss Elizabeth Rich
'uson and Cortland Richardson have returned
|O,h Essex on Lake Champlain and are at the
'etory OF ST. James Church, 22OS Walnut street
or ana Airs. J. Walter Steel opened their
winter. 'S
ni'' and Mrs. d. H. DeYaux. Of Lansdowne,
~" eeIenrate their silver wedding anniversary
W FIiuay afternoon and evening" by a din
covers viii be laid for 25 guests.
LIS @s, Bowling II. Harrison. of Baltimore, Is
psNaihs few weeks in this city.
'il and Mrs. S. ]. Stanton, OF Lansdowns.
.Is being congratulated on the birth OF son.
'orn yesterday. -''
M and Mrs. Robert ROdes McGOOdwln, who