Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-05


try. on Monday Mr.. and Mrs George ".
Childs Drexel will entertain at dinner at
their home, wooton, Bryn Mawr
The large affair for the day on Tuesday
will be the Greek play to be given in the
new Woodlands Theatre Of the Botanical
Gardens Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. The affair is under the direction
of Granville Barker and a company Of
Erglsh actors. and the play to be given
is "1phigenia in Tauris"
garden party will be given on Tues
day by Major General George Barnett
ond Ntrs Barnett in Washington In
honor % Rear Admiral william s. Ben
son and Mrs Benson, all formerly of this
city.
The main affairs for Wednesday will be
weddings. At noon, in Christ Church,
Easton Md, the marriage of Miss Mary
Toxley Tilghman, daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. oswald Tilghman, and Dr. John
Frazer, Of this city, will be solemnized.
At the same time Miss Marion Clifford
Angell daughter of Mrs Thomas B. An
coll of Harrisburg, will become the bride
~ Mr. William 5. Godfrey. on Wednes-
day the wedding of Miss Alice Plunkctt,
of west Chester, and DR. c. Il. Mitchell
Will be SOlelnHlHeu III Oiu 81 ''S' o.
MI. Mrs. Trstram Coffin colket, of Morris
avenue Bryn Mawr, will entertain IN
honor of her children. Master Harrison c.
Colket and Miss Eleanor Colket.
There will be several weddings for
Thursday, among which will be that Of
Miss Mildred Thorpe and Mr.. Frederick
Stanley Whitaker in the home of the
bride in Devon.
In the evening the wedding OF Miss
Marion Wisner Jones. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Edward Jones, and Mr..
Warren Corson Graham will take place
in the Church of the Good Shepherd,
Scranton, Pa.
In the afternoon from 3 until I O'Clock
a garden party will be given by Mr. and
Mrs Louis Childs Madeira at their resi-
dence in School lane in honor of Miss
Marion d. Grant
In the afternoon and evening "mov-
ing picture" benefit will be given by so
cIety folk in Dolobran, the Hartford
home of Mrs. Clement A. Griscom, the
proceed to be devoted to the Charlotte
Cushman Club.
On Friday several affairs will be given
for the set not yet out. At noon Mrs.
Gibson Bell of Highland, Chestnut Hill,
will entertain at luncheon in honor of
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Dawson
Wheeler, and in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Rutherford McAllister, of Brick
holm, Seminole and Hartwell avenues,
Chestnut Hill, will give dance in honor
of their daughter, Miss Martha Z. Nc
Alister
That evening, too, fancy dress dinner
dance will be given by Mr. and Mrs. ].
Franklin McFadden at their summer
home, Radnor Valley Farm, Rosemont
Saturday will be day for the "debs'
n
West Chestnut avenue, will entertain at
luncheon in honor of her daughter Miss
Maria Thayer Graham. In the evening
Mrs Elbert Dent, of 1918 Seminole ave-
nue., will give dance in honor of her
daughter Miss Margaret NJ Dent.
In the evening Mr. Marshall S. Win
penny. of 1882 North Broad street, win
entertain at dinner II nonor of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Waring Hopkinson. Mrs.
Hopkinson will be remembered as Miss
Anna Florence Woodruff.
Among the prominent people who will
come to town TO attend the 'melo-
dramatic movie to be held next Thurs
day on the estate of Mrs. Clement A.
Grlscom, in HaverfoTd, are Miss Gladys
Hanson, who will be the guest of Mrs
Stephen Morris. of Haverford. Miss
Edith Wynnc Matthson will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Brown
Of Ardmore, and Miss Elizabeth Jordan
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Skinner, OF Bryn Mawr. Mr.. Skinner
will close mis- theatrical season in order
To be present
Mrs. Thomas C. Foster, of 2l19 Spruce
street, gave a small informal dance last
night for her daughter, Miss Josephine
c. S. Foster, whose debut will take place
upon her return to town in the autumn
The affair was given at the Sedgley Clup
and the guests, who were chiefly from
the debutante set, included Miss Nancy
w. Cook Miss l. Emley Cook, Miss Mary
Norris Cerboni Miss Eleanor Bryant,
Miss Agnes Allen, Miss Esther Jean
Bochman, Miss Margaret II. Davis, Miss
Corlnne B, Freeman, Miss Mary de H.
Dercum, Miss s. Uytendale Baird, Miss
Eleanor Bispham, Miss Isabel Wurts
Page, Miss Sarah II. b. Penrose, Miss
Katherine Putnam, Miss Betty Scott,
Miss McMichael, Miss Kate Furness
Jayne, Miss Christine Spencer, Miss Edith
Smythe, Miss Frances Tyson, Miss Marion
d. Grant Miss Elizabeth Griffith. Miss
Mariana Gowen, Miss Hannah c. Wright,
Miss Mary F.. Bohlen, Miss Mary
Denckla, Miss Barbara Boyd and Miss
e. Pauline Denckla,
Or. and Mrs. Francis Y. Dercum enter
tanned at dinner before the dance in honor
OF their daughter and Miss Foster and
Dr. and Mrs. Perry s. Allen also gave a
dinner for their daughter, Miss Agnes
Allen.
Mrs. Herman p. Kremer and her
daughter, Miss Katharine Herman Kre-
mer, will close their town house. 20l6 Wal
nut street the end of next week, and
will occupy their cottage at Chelsea for
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs, Martin VIII
liams left for Chelsea last week.
Miss Marian Irwin, of Lansdowne will
entertain at luncheon next Tuesday in
honor OF Miss Helen +. Mckinley whose
marriage to Mr.. Barton G. Levin will
take place the following week, and Mr..
and Mrs. /. Levin, of Linden lane, Merton,
VIII give a dinner-dance on Wednesday,
June 3, in honor of Miss Mckinley
Bala-Cynwyd
Mrs Henry Kuhl Kelly, Jr. Of Califor-
MA, who witt her infant son is visiting
Mr. kelly's father and mother Dr. and
Mrs. Howard A. Kelly OF Baltimore, Will
arrive In Bala this month, where she will