Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-12

Harold CASTOR, Mrs. w. T. Galley, Jr., Mrs
Frederic L. Harding, Mrs. A. S. Harding, Mrs
Walter F. Kemm, Mrs. Frederick McOwen
Mrs. A. H. Pfoffer, Mrs. e. L.. Tustn, Mrs
Frank Sman, Jr., Mrs. George Oat Suddard
Mrs. T. II. Vetterlein, Mrs. C. NJ. Wood Miss
Dorothy Brooks, Miss Ethel Dripps Miss Har-
rity, Miss Jane Higgins, Miss Josephine Hay
den, Miss Florence p. Richards, Miss Frances
Terry and Miss Helen Wilson
NARBERTH-The committee in charge of the
Narberth Assembly this year consists of the
following men: Edwin p. Dold, chairman;
Andrew Greene, William J. Henderson, George
B. Supplee and Tristan B. du Marias The
barn dance to be given Halloweve will be the
first dance of the season, and it promises to
be great success in every way The guests
will be dressed country lads and lassies, and
will join in old-fashioned country dances.
HAvERFoRD-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hunter
will give dinner tonight at Coolkenny for the
bridal party OF their daughter Miss Izora "
Hunter and DIR. j. Leslie Davis. The guests
will include Miss Edith Waz, Miss Gladys
Trimble, Miss Leonora Walz, Miss Emma
Davis. of Lexington, Ky; DR.. and Mrs War
rem b. Davis, Doctor Fleming and Mr.. Barnett
of New York; DIR. J. McHenry. of Cleveland
o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Conover, Miss Eliza
of Lexington, KY. Mrs. Fleming, of New York,
and Dr. Ross Patterson.
RosEMoNT Mr. and Mrs. A Atwater Kent.
accompanied by their guests Mrs. Samuel
Lucas and Miss Natalie Lucas, motored down
from Kennebunkport, where they spent the
summer and are occupying their suburban
homo here.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Weeks have clossd
Sans Souci, and are occupying apartments
at the Belgravia for the winter Mrs weeks
has recently returned from visit of several
weeks to Hartford, Conn
ST. DAVIDs-Mrs. A. r. Macleod and her chill
dren. who have been spending the summer with
her father, H. h. Rosengarten. Will occnpv, bar
home on Radnor road about the first Of No.
vember.
Miss Eugenia Carter Law is the guest OF Mrs
Frances Leigh Brooks at her home ''BrookheId' -
Miss Sara C. Nelson left last week for Pesl,s
KILL n Y. where she has entered school
Mrs. Adoph Gosing who has been IN the
Frankford Hospital recovering from injuries re-
ceiyed in automobile accident while motor
ing from her summer home in South Bristol.
Me-, returned last week TO her home on Mid
land avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell are spending
the autumn with Mrs. Campbelrs mother, Mrs.
John r. Sharp at her country seat on Lancaster
avenue,
wAYNE-NTr. and Mrs. Charles A. Buch and
their daughters, Miss Alberta Buch and Miss
Dorothy Buch, have returned home after pass
ing the summer at their Gotta. . at Point View.
Pa Miss Dorothy Buch's marriage to Christie
pher Joplin Pierson will take place this fall
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Aman have returned |
to their home after spending the summer at |
their farm at Kimberton, Pa.
Miss Marianne Gibbs is visiting friends in
Va
Miss Alice Won Berneth and Miss Llschen Won
Berneth have left for BriarcIift Manor on the
Hudson where they will attend school,
sTRAFFoRD-AIr and Mrs Lawrence GaIbron,
who recently returned from Chelsea TO their
residence in STAFFORD entertained at dinner
last evening at the Beevue-stra in honor
of Miss Adele Smith OF New York. who is
their house guest for a fortnight. The other
guests were Miss Susan Blakeley Miss Mary
Richardson Walter Mcknight, Clarence Gordon
and Harry 7, Bispham,
Miss Molly Wood Baily will be the guest OF
honor at a small dance to be given at the
Merton Golf Club on November 1s by her uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul Baily