Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-16
SOCIAL LIFE In AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA

d a.. which her aunt, Mrs James Large,
-,, rive for her next Wednesday afternoon
a, summerorest, her home at Graver's lane
"a taverAreen avenue, Chestnut Hill, will be
Miss Mary Stuart wurtz, Miss Hlda Tunis
Mtss Rosamunde Fisher Miss Kate Furness
JAYNE Miss Alice Atlee, Miss Cordelia Biddle,
Miss Molly wood Baily. Miss Marian Savage
Miss Mary Tyson Denckla, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, Miss Emily La Farse CiaHtoh anu
Miss Huberta Potter.
-, number of ladies' will assist Mrs. Large
IN receiving Some among them will be Mrs
aobert H. Large, Mrs. Howard w. Page. Mrs
charles ?. Fox Mrs Thomas r. Tunis Miss
pauline D. Bowie, Mrs. Felix dupont, Mrs
william sawtcll Muir, Jr., Mrs. @. q. Meade
tsrge Mrs David Pepper, Jr., Mrs. Robert
k.nnedy wurtz and Mrs J. Gardner Cassatt
4 sumner will follow the tea for the receiving
party.
Miss Page is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
william Byrd Page OF Chestnut HILL and
granddaughter of S. Davis Page. Mr.. Page
will entertain at dinner on several occasions
Cor his granddaughter before the large balls
this winter.
1nyitations were received yesterday from Mr
ard Mrs John Scott, Jr., for small dance to
ne held at the sedgley Club, on Thursday
evening, November 10. at o'clock to meet
Miss Dorothy Foltz, debutante daughter OF
DR. and Mrs. j. Clinton Fotz, of Summit ave-
nue., Chestnut Hill.
There will be a club dinner dance tonight at
the Huntington Valley Country Club NOBLE
AIRS william Platt Pepper, who spent the
summer at her cottage at Cape May. Will open
h.- town house, at 32O South 2lst street, the
carly part Of the week. Mrs. Pepper has been
visiting in New York and Boston for the past
William Platt Pepper,
will join her next week.
o,. ~ tb. most important weddings of
the year will take place tomorrow at noon In
o,d st Davd's Church, Radnor. when Miss
yrr,nia Norris Harrison will become the bride
~ Albert Lawrence Smith. Miss Harrison VIII
h. attended by her sister, Miss Natalie Harri-
,on as mafd of honor. There will be no
bridesmaids. Mr. Smith will have his brother
Edward B. Smith, Jr., as best man. and inc
ushers will be Cooper Howell, Charles Fly
Harry c. Drayton, Harry Ingersoll, Benjamin
Chew Tilgman, John Lowber "elsh' Jr,
Radcliffe Cheston, Jr, Henry Norris Plett'
Clarence II. Clark, Jr., and Durant Rice OF
New York The wedding will be followed by a
r.ception at the home OF Miss Harrison's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Custis Harri-
son, at Happy Creek Farm. Devon.
Mrs. James Rogers, Of Allen lane, will give
A luncheon tOUay III VI NAioS @'Ao'S
Humphreys, whose marriage to Harold Paine
will take place on Wednesday, October 2s
Among the guests will be Miss Agnes r.
Lewis, Miss Madeleine Paine, Miss Gladys
Paine Miss Ann Sites, Miss Emily Notify and
Miss Elizabeth Steele.
Mrs z. c. s. Lewis, who has lived abroad
for several years, arrived from Paris recently
and is spending the winter with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Spencer
Miller, ID. at their residence, 22H Rittenhouse
street Mrs. Lewis. who was in Paris during
the war has been quite Ill result Of her
experiences, and will leave the early part of
next week for Atlantic City, whore she will
remain for a couple Of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Jordan. Jr.. have
closed their summer home in Bristol. r. l..
and are occupying their city homo at e22 Clin-
ton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ashby. of the Glad
stone, will leave today for a two weeks trip TO
Colorado.
Mise Jane Harding. daughter of Mrs. George
Jasper Harding OF 22l5 Walnut street. has left
London and Is on her way TO this country.
Miss Harding will make her debut this year.
but has, unfortunately. been detained in Europe
on account OF the war. She will be presented
at dansant which will be given by her
mother at the Bellevue -Stratford the afternoon
OF November 10. When last heard from she
expected 10 sail this week for home and will
therefore, in all probability, arrive next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Logan NJ. Bullitt and Miss Jean
Christian Builitt. who were TO have sailed
from London Saturday last were unable to
obtain passage at the last minute and will
therefore not leave for another ten days. Miss
Jean Builitt viii be a debutante of this season
and will probably mako her debut at a tea
in November though no date has been set for
the affair.
Mir. and Mrs. Logan NJ Bullitt, Jr, who are
living In Detroit will come on to Philadelphia
in November for the marriage OF Mrs. Bullitt's
twin sister, Miss Elizabeth BisseIl Roberts, and
Robert Chesterfield Clay. which will take place
November IS in St. Marks Episcopal Church.
Locust above 18th street. Bishop Rhinelander
viii oflciate. Mrs. Bullttt was Miss Dorothy
Margaret Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Psneoast spsnding a
few days in White Sulphur Springs before re-
turning 10 their home In this city.
Joseph G. Rosengarten. Walter Thayer and
rrsnchard Nswboid are spending several weeks
In Hot Springs, Va
Mrs. Frederick Hemsiey, who. with her niece
Miss Agnes Rowland LsYis. spsnt several days
in New York last week at the Ritz'Carleton'
has returned to her home on the Main Line.
Mrs. Joseph e. Widener. who is at White
Sulphur Springs. W. Va. gave a small dinner
last night Her guests were Mrs William Lee
JE. William whitrsdss. stephen B. EliSins
Davis Elkins and c. X. Mccormick.
Arthur Lee. of this city, Is at white sulphur
Springs as the guest OF Stephen B. Elkins in
his private