Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-21

MISS VIRGINIA ROBERTS, daughter of Mr..
lW and Mrs. George w. B. Roberts, of 1906
De Lancey place, will be introduced to society
at tea which will be given in her honor the
afternoon of November 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts will give
small dinner dance in honor of Miss Roberts
and Miss Elsa Reath who will also be debu-
tante, at their home in Riverton. the night of
September 20. The guests will be IS in number,
and will include only deoutantes and the
younger men.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Porcher, of Navahoe
street. Chestnut Hill, have issued invitations
for tea at which they will introduce their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Lands Porcher, on
Tuesday, October e, from until $50 o'clock.
Mrs William Disston will entertain in her box
at the horse show in honor Of her daughter
Miss Pauline Disston. who will be a debutante
of the season. Miss Disston is spending some
time at their farm in Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Albert Pancoast, who is spending the
summer in Chelsea has been entertaining her
cousin. Mrs. Howard Munnikhuysen, of Bati-
more
Mrs. Percy f. smith, of 20i7 Walnut street,
is entertaining her daughter Mrs. II. TruXtun
Hare, and her little son, II. TruXtun Hare, Jr.,
at her cottage in Ncntnor.
Mrs. Alexander r. Robinson. her daughters,
Miss Helena Robinson, Miss Catharine Rob
inson and Miss Caroline Robinson, and her son,
Alexander r. Robinson Jr, who have been liv-
ing in Turin. italy. for the last year and have
recently been travelling in England, will sail for
nome October /, and will open their house at
s& West Mermaid lane St. Martins.
Airs Robinson's brother, Daniel Farr, and
Mrs. FAR. who have also been abroad will
sail for home week later. They will occupy
a house in Chestnut lin which has been reno
waited aud which is situated on the same piece
Of ground the house which has just been
built by Mr.. and Mrs William Henry Trotter
for their own use
\, j. DreXe Bddle has chosen Monday even
ing december II, as the date for his concert
to b." given at the Bellevue Stratford This
concert has grown to be one of the foremost
ahnua! events in society, and numbers OF promt-
hent NATIONS will act chaperones.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bodne, of Springfield
avenue St Martins, being congratulated
on 'h' birth Of daughter Mrs Bodine will
De itmemberod as Miss Dorothy Ferguson.
Miss Eliza Lansdale and her sister, Miss
Maria l.ansdalr. OF 1911 Pine street who have
peen abroad since the middle of July are at
h"th' England, where they will remain dur
ing the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Is Sparks and Aplin
erhrNs' Of l27 South 23i street, who have spent
'he summer months IN Cape May, will open
'helr winter house about october l.
Miss Florence Sibley has returned to the city
s'Ier stay Of several months at the Dennis,
IN Atlantic city
AIr
'i' ana Mrs, Thomas Roberts, Jr. who have
n'en spending the summer at their cottage at
ape May, will return to 9llO Locust street
October
Mt and Mrs. George R, Evans and Miss
f'l'n fFans have closed their Chelsea cottage |
sha have returned to town.
''s' Alce Randolph Purdy has returned from |
~ -, george y. Y. and is the guest Of Mrs
.,'1"a'u De r. Montgomerie at Bryn Mawr for |
the horse show
Nrs William Sullivan and her daughter Miss /
u's'yn Sullivan, have taken an apartment at
Hlehhelm, seventeenth and Chestnut /
streets, for the winter Miss Sue Sullivan IS /
al present with friends in Lucerne.
~, george f. dc Schweinitz motored over to /
-. sulphur Springs. ". Va, yesterday and
'aIned as luncheon guests Mr.. and Mrs.
,.,' randall Doctor de Schweinitz will
,I'" 70 Philadelphia about October /.
una Mrs John Scott, Jr of the Glad
49, 1'e spending ten days in Atlantic city
returning to town for the winter
F. - sydney Carpenter and Mrs Robert
yn.is @'t are at present in White Sulphur
eare 'N'y arc taxing 'ne