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

THE first meeting of Mrs. Edward Troths
Dancing Class which is held in the ball
room of the Germantown Cricket Club, at
Mannheim. and which Is one of the most popu-
4 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
Il several days in New York before returning to
their home in Chestnut Hill Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Crozler have purchased the Cooke
/ town house, 2l2S Locust street.
Mrs. James Francis Sullivan is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. James b. Clews. 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 many as Sc club dances through the
winter and spring. Next Saturday will be the
frst Dances will also take place under the
club management the nights of October B. 10.
II. "a and 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin I. Atlee. Jr., OF 3O12 West
Coulter street. will give n debutante tea to in
troduce to society their daughter. Miss Mar
garet Alice, about the middle OF November.
Many other affairs are being arranged in her
honor.
Miss Charlotte Harding Brown will make
her debut at n tea which will be given In her
honor by her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Samuel
f. Houston. at their home in st. Martins, the
afternoon of November q.
Mdshipman Forest b. Royal Is the guest of
hi' uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
stoeYer' at the DelmarMorris. on his way to
Annapolis Md.
MIS- William a. Brown will give a musicale
tonight at her home sO4 South 60th street
MIS- Eugene Christman, OF 2O36 Chestnut
street returned from Europe on Saturday.
Ni's 'hristman went abroad early in the sum
'"ef and was among the tourists whose trav-
s'S were interrupted by the war She returned
oy way Of Canada
"rS' T. Foster Thomas. of West Phil ELENA
street. will entertain a box party Saturday
afternoon In honor of her little daughter, Miss
emma Thomas. The guests will include Miss
louise Belts, Miss Alice Noise. Miss Ruth
ehpStead' Miss Lucy Jefferys. Miss Katharine
a'""ar'@' Miss Eleanor Morgan. Miss Martha
ra'"um Miss Israel Farnum. Miss Esther
thompson Miss Marie Dunham, Carpenter
pOan' william Belts, Franklin Doan william
D'uSh Mrs j. William Potter and Mrs.
-"'"'as VIII chaperone the party.
"'' and Mrs, Mahlon Belts Paxson, of over
announce the engagement of their
lISn'er' Miss Florence Paxson. to Harold W.
Of Germantown. No date has been set
ior the wedding.
N's Charles II. Howell, Miss Beatrice H.
'''"el! and Mrs. c. Frederick Jordan who are
''o''Hs down from Maine arrived in Lenox
,esserday They expect TO reach their home
"a iorfesdale early next week
Inc Misses Harrison smith and II. Harrison
Inn ''n nave returned to their home at 4Ol South
Pa 'N summer ~ """N'
Us W. e. Richardson. Miss Elizabeth Ricn-
%'uson and Cortland Richardson have returned
.'''' Essex on Lake Champlain and are at the
0'S "t 81 James Church. 22OS Walnut street
N'' ana Mrs. J. Walter Steel opened their
winter '0' '"'
aif and Mrs, d. H. DeYaux, OF Lansdowne.
celebrate their silver wedding anniversary
PHaay afternoon and evening by a din
covers viii be laid for Is guests.
Bowling H. Harrison. OF Baltimore, Is
f.ians few weeks in this city.
Af' and Mrs. S. ]. Stanton, OF Lansdowns
- 's'hs congratulated on the birth Of a son.
poFa yesterday
Al and ArS Robert R0dss MoGOOdwin, who