Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-26
SOCIAL LIFE in AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA

SR. AND MRS. GEORGE w. B. ROBERTS
lW Of 1905 De Lancey place. will not give a
,oa on November 3 to introduce their daughter,
Misc virginia Roberts, as at first planned,
o Mrs Roberts has lately Undergone opera
zion for appendicitis, The tea will be given
come time in early December. Mrs Roberts is
reported as recovering rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson, OF 1916 DE Lam
rev place, have issued invitations for tea at
which they will introduce their daughter Miss
lean N. Thompson Wednesday, November Ii,
tro,o 4 until $50 o'clock. The card of Rodman
Ellison Thompson is nelosed.
Mrs Austin Heeksher has also isBGed cards
for the tea at which she will Introduce her
daughter, Miss Anna Massey Hocksher, at her
home, 22i3 Walnut street. on Tuesday after
noon December /, from until o'clock.
Among those who attended the weekly dance
ot the Merton Cricket Club on Saturday night
we're Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Megear, Mrs. Will
liam B. Franklin. Miss Elinor j. Bean Miss
Mary Davis Miss Mary B. Clayton Miss Mar
earet Baker, Miss tso0el NJ Rogers, Miss Jean
NJ Lille. Miss Theodore Lille, Miss Caroline
Sherman. OF Boston; Miss Katherine Tenney'
Miss Eugenia Barrie. Miss Margaret II. Bur-
ton Miss Elizabeth Norris, Miss Huberta Pot
tor Miss Marjorie Taylor, Miss Katherine Y.
cgden Miss Dorothea Oberteuffer, Miss Helen
Royd Miss Mildred Jack, Miss Marjorie Ed
wards Miss Dorothy Deacon, Ashton Souder
Harold WILCOX, Geoffry Hawley. Samuel DIXON
Jr Joseph Armstrong, Marshall Crossman, w.
D. Stokes, Edward Gatling, Henry Bower. De
Bennevie Bell, Henry Adams, James Alexan-
der Boyd Jr Caverly Newlin, T.. NJ. Edwards,
Alfred Norris Clement Pouterer, George
Kneass Morris Dec. Freeman Nathaniel Davis
and William Davis.
Mr., and Mrs j. Kearsley Mitchell Harrison,
who were the guests of Mrs. George L. Harri-
CON of School lane, Germantown, for the we'd
ding of Mr. Harr!son's sister, Miss Virginia
Harrison, to Albert Lawrence Smith. on Sat
rrday. October II, have returned TO their home
in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Chew will entertain
at e. rabbit party in honor of Miss Mary Ev-,
elyn Chew the night OF November 5. Miss
Chew will be introduced at tea which will
be given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs David
g. B. Chew December 2.
DR.. and Mrs Alfred stcngel. vino have been
spending the autumn at their farm at Newtown
Square, moved into their town house at 172s
Spruce street last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stewart wurts and Miss
Mary Wurts, who are at present still occupying
their place at wster will move into their town
house at a26 Spruce street on November l.
Mrs Frank B. Clapp and Algernon Clapp who
have been staying at the Rittenhouse, have
opened their house at 1908 Walnut street.
Dr. and Mrs John X. Mitchell have opened
their house at 1870 Spruce street for the winter
months.
Mrs. William Disston and Miss Pauline Diss-
ton will open their town house at 2121 Walnut
street about November 5.
Invitations have been received for the wedding
OF Miss Elsa Denison and Dayton Voorhees,,
which will take place at IL O'Clock on Saturday,
November Z, at the Mount Pleasant Church,
Md. Following the ceremony, a
breakfast will be given by Mrs Charles Denison
at her home, Westwood. near Dickerson. They
will be at home after February at 2O29 Locust
street
The Rotary Club will give it's theatre party on
Wednesday evening. Among the matrons who
will chaperone the affair will be Mrs. E. ].
Berlet, Mrs. Schuyler Armstrong. Mrs. A. H.
deuting Mrs. Guy Gundaker. Mrs. II. S. Evans,
Mrs. II, w. Buse. Mrs. George p. Smith. Mrs
A, F. Berry, Mrs. ]. Harry Bowers, Mrs. H. A.
Davis, Mrs. L. D. Dougherty. Mrs. Charles
Henry Fox. Mrs Fl. s. Hatch, Mrs. William e.
Hodgson, Mrs. Fl. P. Lambirth. Mrs H. J.
Latta, Mrs. NJ. ]. Mukn Mrs. W. G. Oaks. Mrs
CLAYTON d. Pike. Mrs. Charles II. Quimby, Mrs
Alfred scholes. Mrs. William J. steen, Mrs
Walter milestone. Mrs. Albert Wunderlich and
Mrs. j, Scott Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferree Brinton and their |
daughters Miss Caroline Ives Brinton and |
Miss Anna Bnney BrInton, will close their |
home in st, Davids this week and will spend |
The winter at the Aldne.
The second of the Monday night dansants i
which will be held this winter at the Rt- |
tenhouse Hotel will take place tonight The |
decorative arrangement tonight will represent
A scene from the East Last week the ball
room and supper arranged to
simulate a Japanese garden and pergola, and
zach week the decorative scheme OF the rooms
will be different A number of persons have
reserved tables tonight for the dance and
supper.
The first OF a series of three concerts will
be given tonight at the Academy of Music
oy the Symphony Society OF New York, with
Walter Damrosch "a conductor. This evening
he soloist will be Ricardo Martin. A large
number of prominent persons, both musically
md socially. will attend the opening concert
onisht. The second OF the series will be given
Monday evening, January H. with Maggie
reyte as solost. and the third is announced
Tor the night Of Thursday, February 25 when
he solost will be Josef Hoffman,, pianist,
Miss Frances Tyson will be introduced at a
sa TO he given by her parents DIR. and Mrs. t.
dellor Tyson, at their home. 1906 Spruce street
he afternoon of November l3, Miss Tyson is
'ery popular in the younger set and has quite
iscided histrionic talent, Last year she made
great impression in her rendering of Sir
Aguecheek at the Woodbegood players OF Miss
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