Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-20

rfRERS of the Philadelphia colon
M .s Of Newport, Narragansett Pier
.,ber nearby resorts will attend the
Uarming which will be given to-
I'M NV Mrs. George d. widener and
.or Mr. George d. widener, at their
villa. Miramar,' in Newport.
..,gbt's affair will mark Mrs Wide
return 10 social life after a period
4 mourning for the death of her hus-
George d. widener, and her son.
- widener who lost their lives on
s. Titanic, more than three years ago.
- wldener has always been great
.ite I'm society and there are many
reioice at her decision to 90 about
sn more Among the Philadelphians
rvill attend the house warming,
e,.h viii be in the form of dance and
ss sr are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Wide
M and Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills,
n. md Mrs Howard II. Henry, Mr.. and
T,s A. j. Antelo Devereux, Mr. and Mrs.
~. r Fell, Mr.. Philip S. p. Randolph,
phillp S. p. Randolph Jr., Mr.. EN-
randolph, Miss H,s nah Randolph,
G and Mrs Philip Stevenson, Mrs.
e.,les Randolph Snowden, Mr.. and
~ Robert Kelso Cassatt, Dr. and Mrs
,a.snh Leidy. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w.
n.,sn Miss Rosalie Dolan, Miss Cor
a,iis 1,eldy, Mrs. Albert Huntsman
bas,nearten. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bertram
ilnplncott and Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Bid
m Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones, of
sshsrwood," Newport, have issued invi-
,stIons for a large dinner party prior to
n. dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will also
.-i,rialn at dinner parties on the eve
slnes OF July "a and August ID.
rss engagement of Miss Pauline Hart.
ssnahter of Mr.. r. Stanley Hart, of 1892
Walton avenue, to Mr.. Edward Crathorne
M was announced this morning.
Mss Hart made her debut several sea-
&na ago. she is a niece of Mrs William
Harding, of Chestnut Hill.
/ M Dale is well known in society and
~ been prominently connected with
mnber of charitable affairs.
IN is the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
hIehard Dale. His mother was Miss Anna
Williamson, a sister of Miss Clara Will
S,mson, and Miss ella Williamson, of
his city
Il. Is a member of the Racquet, Rad
tsi Hunt, Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Country, Huntington Valley Country and
cflnthlan Yacht Clubs and was gradu-
4 1885, No date as been set for the
vsddlns
Ms. Benjamin Franklin Clyde will give
dinner tonight at her country place,
a,ugiacres, Bryn Mawr. in honor of Mr..
m Mrs. w. Wallace Atterbury, who
ave recently returned from their we'd
dHnr trip. Mrs. Atterbury, 1t will be re-
nsfnbered, was Mrs. Armlnie Rosengar-
an Macleod.
N,y. william B. Caperton, of the Rit-
isnhouse wife of Admiral Caperton, who
/, spending the summer at Newport, was
dne Of the guests at the luncheon which
lirs. Preston Satterwhite gave on the
lawn OF Hill Top Inn on Friday. Doctor
and Mrs. Satterwhite. who have been the
quests Of Mrs. oliver H. p. Belmont, re-
turned 10 "Martin Hail." their estate at
Great Neck, l.. l., later in the afternoon.
Mrs. Robert sturgis, of "Laburnums,"
Chelten Hills, Pa, returned home yes
terday after a visit of several weeks as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Scott
al their place at Bar Harbor, Me. Many
entertainments were given in honor of
M sturgis during her visit. Mrs. Rita
. HaiEs will return home the first week
alugust.
lis Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Mcclure and
& rs Abby Mcclure, of 1912 Spruce street,
hu left for Ventnor, where they are
sepying their cottage for the summer
aaihs, and will entertain at number of
8 hsse parties over the week-ends.
VI. Ferdinand S. Fetherston is spending
q summer at Narragansett Pier, r. 1.
". William G. Young and his family
aie taken house at Bala for the sum-
a.t months.
Yrs, Frank Frederick Brightly, of thu
adstone, will go this week to Saratoga,
: / T., and later to Canada.