Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-14
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MI ~, a,d Mrs william Byrd Page, Of Chest.
At mn will be introduced to society at large
w ~ rhich will be given In her honor by he
VOC 5,a,ber. s. Davis Page and her aunt, Mrs
go. 80. large, at their country place, Summer
Ja''." - drawers Lane, Chestnut HILL this
.Nernoon Of October zi
s,,.,roer crest is particularly well adapted for
s,,t.o,-doors affair. The lovely old-fsshloned
~. has background of tall shady trees and
Ia, at the top of long sloping lawn.
suA"po - affairs have been planned for Miss
- Who is extremely popular with the
'.osr set Among other entertainments to
"i,or in her honor will be dance, which
Oe -, o1ven during the Easter holidays by
her parents
n n @. sharpiess, OF Lsburnums, Chel-
,,uis will give an informal at home on Octo-
~. "a 20 meet her granddaughter, Miss Hen
t1ouard sturgis, debutante daughter Of
~. pobert sturgis, Of New York. Mrs, stur-
.,r Introduce her daughter at tea ct
A., colony Club New York, on December 4.
~. n,cbard Flavel Woods. Malcolm Lloyd ana
49, .,.,or Miss Esther Lloyd. who left town In
,,. oori,. snring TO travel through Europe, were
~ G. petersburg al the time the war broke
-, ,b.v managed TO cross to Christiana, and
-. ocroas the North Sea to Edinburgh, from
-nor. thew pushed on to London, and sailed
last week the Carpathia.
DR. Charles d. Hart was to have been one
., +be marty. but fortunately for him,
h,i,sd TO give up the trip, which instead of
,;n, three months pleasure affair." proved
an extremely dangerous and anxious ex-
"A perience
number Of Phadelphians attended the
. ,,oddin- of Miss Sarah s. Morgan. daughter of
,n,us Morgan and a niece Of the late j. Pier
Il mint Morgan and Henry Gardiner, OF Boston,
,h,cb took place Saturday in Trinity Church,
Princeton. The ceremony was followed by a
,,roe reception at Constitution Hall the home
4 NJ the brides parents Among the Philadel-
n nbians who attended the wedding were Mr.
i and Mrs Bayard Henry. Miss Anna Warren
Ireersol Harry Ingersoll, Edward r. stoever
Norman S. Mackic and his iancee, Miss Marion
McGinley OF Pittsburgh Other persons from
New York included John Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Taylor Pync Professor and Mrs. Os-
burn and Samuel FELTON,, the latter formerly
OF Haycrford.
Mr. and Mrs Henry L. Rttenhouse OF Harris
burg Pc, formerly of this city, are receiv-
Ing congratulations on the birth of a daughter, !
born September {. Mrs, Rittenhouse will be |
remembered as MISS Anne COCKTAIL
Mr. and Mrs Samuel X. Reeves, who spent !
some time last week IN Atlantic City, have
returned to their home in NEeadowbrook, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Lewis. Jr, OF 1900
spruc street, who, since their return from
Europe, have been visiting their daughter Mrs.
william Roberts Howell, at her cottage in
Cape May. will return to town accompanied by
Mrs. Howell and her children next week. Mrs.
Howell will spend the winter with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Converse, who spent
the summer in Narragansett Pier, have re-
turned 10 their home in Rosemont. Later they
will move into their town house on Ritten-
house Square.
Mr. and Mrs. :. Franklin ShaIpless, who have
been in Europe Tor the last year, will return
10 this country in a few weeks and will occupy
their home on Walnut street near Nineteenth
during the winter. Mrs. Sharpless, before her
marriage little more than year ago. was
Miss Elizabeth Mexican Rhodes daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. james Mauran Rhodes, Of Glenn
road, Ardmorc.
Among those noted last week at Atlantic City
we're Judge Ralston. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Howard
Pancoast Mr. and Mrs c. Ross Smith and
Mrs Albert Pancoast,
Mrs. Henry D. Patterson and her daughter,
Miss Mae d. Patterson, OF Torresdale are
spending several weeks in Mt Nineo, ale. Miss
Patterson will be among the debutantes of this
season.
Edward Bell Miss Laura Bell and Miss
Emily Bell OF li-S Spruce street, who have been
marooned in Europe since the outbreak OF the
war are in Holland at present and expect to
sail on the Noordam September %.
Miss Helen Duer Walker has returned after
motor trip through New England on the trip
ihe was the guest of Miss George NJ. Eaton, OF
Lancaster, y, II. Miss Walker has taken an
apartment at the College Club for the winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb ]. Milne and Caleb ]. ,
Milne Jr, OF this city, spending several
days In stockbridge, Mass. s
Mrs, l.. X. Lewis, Frederick Lewis and +
Henry C. Lewis, Of this city, who are at pres
'n' motoring through New England spent yes i,
srday in Rutland. Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Williamson Roberts will n
lesNe for liarbor September - and will very
for the winter n
mrs Graham Spencer Miss Agnes NJ. b
spencer Miss Ann II. Spencer and Miss Chris
ine Spencer, who have been spending some y
'"'7 IN bermuda. have returned to Philade- r
|, v"s a t!Is year and have taken apartments ,
= y tue Maidstone, 1921 Spruce street. for the ~
'hter Miss Christine Spencer will be a
'Outante of this season. j
MSS Edna Tatnall Warner is the guest for
'o'h'sht of Nh. and Mrs James Salisbury
+. ~ .helr summer home, 2S jackson place, Cape ;
ny Nl' and Mrs. Salisbury are entertain a
- additional guests over the weekend who
GUtuae is5ae Ar and Mrs. Victor DUPONT and Miss "
''Sso carpenter. Of Wilmington. :,
u'hner followed by dance was given Sat
,N@s night at ths new Torresdale Golt Club. II
,I'Ons nose who entertained at dinner before
~ uanee were Mr.. and Mrs 1,hnnnan r cnaIa :.