Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-03


yT1uE marriage of Miss Nancy Corey
smith. daughter of MIR. and Mrs ].
somers smith, of 1888 Spruce street. and
toseph wood, Jr. of Pittsburgh, will
take place on June II.
Miss Elizabeth Reeves and Miss Helen
Reeyes. of 1915 Spruce street will give
small O'clock tea this afternoon 10
meet Miss Dorothy Scott, whose engage
nent to Mr.. Maurice Webster was re-
Gently announced
Miss Eleanor Arnett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Woodward Arnett, has
had as her guest Miss Alice Cunningham
clifford, of Wilkes Barre. Pa Miss Arnett
and Miss clifford spent the weekend at
provn's- -Mills-in-the-pine with a large
house party which included many of the
vounger set. Miss clifford will return to
her home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Y. Stewart Miss
Susan r. stewart. Miss Mary II. Stewart
and Miss Lille Stewart, Mr. William II.
stewart. Cd, and Mr.. Antonio Y. Stewart,
.Ir.. of 1000 Spruce street, will leave early
IN June for Bar Harbor, Me. where they
will occupy their cottage for the sum-
mer
Mr.. and Mrs John p. Nturord. 3D. have
returned to their home, Penrithe Farm,
Lodi, N. Y. from Ithaca, where Mr. Null
ford was operated on for appendicitis.
Although much improved In health, MIR.
Mulford Is not as yet entirely GONZALES
cent from his recent Illness. Mr.. and
Mrs Mulford have spent some time this
winter as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
snencer K Mulford at their home on
,,hurch road, Wyncote. Mrs. milford
will be remembered MS Miss Amy Cramp.
Miss c. Beatrice B. Fox, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. l.. Webster Fox, of 18th and
spruce streets. is spending several weeks
in New York.
Mrs. Edward Coles and her daughter,
Miss Mary Roberts Coles, of 2T0 De Lam
cey place, will occupy their cottage in
Bar Harbor for the summer, leaving town
the end of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Godfrey, of 20O9
Spruce street. will close their town house
early in June and occupy a cottage at
ventnor which they have leased for the
summer.
Mrs, John Markoe, of 1880 Locust street,
will spend the summer at her cottage in
Bar Harbor
Miss Mary D. Newbold, daughter of
Mr. Clement B. Newbold, of Crosswicks
House, Jenkintown, and Miss Kate +.
Robertson are spending several days in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyttleton Savage, of 1211
Of
Bar Harbor Me-, which they will occupy
this summer.
Miss Mary Coles, of 21l1 Walnut street.
will close her town house in June and go
to Mortified to attend the conference.
She afterward will occupy her house in
Bar Harbor TO spend the summer
Mr.. Charles Duffy and his daughter.
Miss Mildred Duffy OF the Rittenhouse,
are spending n few days at the Dennis in
Atlantic City.
A bazaar will be held on the afternoon
and evening of Tuesday, June /, in
Latham Park, Old York road, Oak Lane.
for the benefit of the Arlington Memorial
Hospital. Many new attractions are
being arranged by the different chairmen.
Special attractions for the children. Mrs.
James Butler Will be in charge of the
toy table, the fish pond, Mrs. c. A. Wal
ter pony drives viii be arranged by Mrs.
Wharton Sinkler. Tea will be served
during the afternoon. Mrs. George Lori
mer will have it in charge. The cake
table Is In charge of Mrs. Andrew Grif-
nth. The fancy table. Mrs. George w.
Elkins, Jr., The golf game. Mrs. w. H.
Wilson. Handkerchiefs and neckwear,
Mrs. NJ. X. Neiffer. Wonderful fresh
vegetables will be for sale by Mrs. Mar
maduke Tilden, Jr. Things for the
Kitchen. Mrs. George Kelly. Candy by
Mrs Howard Ervien Flowers, Mrs. sum
mer Cross Supper will be served from
. o'clock to o'clock. Mrs. Charles
Schwartz, aided by many of the younger
set along the Reading, will be in charge.
The regular weekly thes dansants WHICH
nave been given throughout the winter
In the Rose Garden of the Belleyue-Str
ford Will be continued during May. on
Saturday afternoon Mrs. William Cole
man Freeman entertained party.
Mr.. Wigton and his daughter, Miss
Theodore Wigton, who have been spend
ing the winter at the Lincoln. left today
Tor Atlantic City for two months stay