Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-30


track on saturday, october 1s. Many OF
the prominent society people from New
york. Baltimore and Washington VIII
come on 10 be present
The dates for the Whitemarsh race
,,,et are wednesday. october 20, and
saturday, October q. Rose Tree Hunt
c,,pb will hold its regular fall meets on
"wednesday. october q, and Saturday
october 30.
The pickering Hunt Club, near Phoe'
,,xv,lle. Pa, will hold it's fourth annual
race meet and farmers breakfast on
saturday. November 19. There will be
Ave races and a one-mile fiat race Tor
,arners' horses Many Of the younger set
~ philadelphia are members of this club
ana many out-of-town guests will come
on to attend the races.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas De Witt Cuyler'
~ Edge-wood, Haverford, Will give
Sinner-dance on Friday, November D. Tor
their daughter, Miss Eleanor de O.
Cuyler.
r,cs,nninR on Monday, october 4, the
AEorion Cricket Club at Havertord' no"
the largest club OF its kind in existence
will celebrate the semi-centennlal OF NS
sa,ndins with an anniversary week. our
ing which exhibition matches Of tennis.
~, cricket, squash, hockey and pool
srIii no played, while on Friday, OCTOBER
there will be held garden party on
.ha club grounds, under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Committee. There VIII pe u
Sr,ll by Boy Scouts, lawn bowls, arch-
erv and dancing, while dlnner-oance
iii follow in the evening. On saturday
We WI, iii ha held the anniversary din
~ for men. Those in charge of the va
-In,,s events will be: Tennis, Mr.. Row
iand Evans, Jr.; golf, Mr.. r. q James
so,,ash. Mr.. e. II. LIE Boutillieri pool MT.
yvInthrop Sargent; hockey, Miss Margaret
vrenney: bowling, Mr.. Philip Sootrey'
cr,cket. Mr.. Maskell Ewing and Mr..
J. Randall williams.
Nf,ss Isabella wanamaker of wood
rovd" Merton, is entertaining a number
~ guests during Horse Show week
Xronp them are Miss Margaret Supplee
and Miss Marjorie Hubbs, the latter OF
Rabylon, L. I. AS an exhibitor OF a nne
string of saddle horses Which have won
ohon1nionships throughout the country
SI,ss Uubbs is particularly interested in
.ha saddle classes at Bryn Mawr, which
are unusually good this year.
Tho marriage of Miss Freda Frost,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Henry w;
Frost. of Summit, N. j.. formerly oi
Germantown, and Mr.. stephen Fayn
Nash Rhoades, of New York, TOOK place
yesterday afternoon at halt-past . SiocN
IN the Central Presbyterian Church, sum
NIT N. J. The Rev. Minot c. Morgan
officiated. The bride was attended ny
her sister, Miss Hilda Frost as nai11 q
of honor, and the bridesmaids included
Miss Elsa Frost, Miss hatherlhe
Rhoades, of New York; MISS JeaM IL al
houn. of Cornwalls, Conn; Miss Marga-
ret Doddsworth, Miss Marjorie Woolsey.
~ New York; Miss Mary kilburn, or
Germantown; Miss Mary Baker. OF new
York, and Miss Annette Fallows' OF
Dobbs Ferry.
Mr.. William A. Hunter, of Savannah,
Ga. attended as best man. and the ush-
ers were Mr.. Donald Markle. of Halle
ton. Mr. Malcom r. Pitt, Jr., OF Con-
necticut Mr.. Harold w. Smith, OF BAT
timore; Mr. Harold Nash and Mr' ber-
nard +. Rogers, of Chicago; Mr. Ed
ward l.. Mayer, of Indianapolis anu MT
Reginald Frost
reception followed at the home OF
the brides parents, after which the young
couple left for a wedding trip, and OF
their return will live in Summit where
they will receive after December 1.
Mrs Josenh M. Gazzam and Miss Olivis
de Beeler Gazzam, who are spending th'
autumn at their residence, 265 south lSti
street have as their guest over the Hors'
Show week Captain Lawrence Parkel
Butler, son Of the late General John Gaz
zam Butler, U. s. N, of Washington To-
whom they will entertain informally dur
ing the week.
Miss Denise H. Mercur, who will be pre-
sented to society on October 30, is spend
ing a few weeks in Toronto, Can. Sh'
will return TO Netherworth' the nome o
her parents, in Wallingford, about tn
middle of October.
The Philadelphia Chapter of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution has Is
sued invitations for garden party I
be held at the home of Mrs. william
Simpson, Jr., Overlook, Pa, on the art
ernoon Of Monday. october IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Hewes. of New
ark, N. j., announce the betrothal
their daughter, Miss Amy Mosler Hewes
TO Mr. William ]. l.. Bradley, Jr'' so
the former State Senator OF Camde
ounty, William ]. l.. Bradley, and Mrs
Bra6iey. The bride-elect Is the grand
dabghter of Joseph L. Hewes. Mr.. Brad
tey is a graduate of Swarthmore College
1900 No date has been set for the wed
ding.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Henry wi
close their cottage on Marylana avenue
Cape May, next week and returl TO the
home in Allen lane.
Mrs. John F. Rogers. of 22Ol St. Jame
place. has as her guest for several day
her sister. Mrs. Hullet Desbarats, and he
nephew. Hullet Desbarats, Jr, of MOI
treal.
Owing 10 the recent death OF Mrs Jon
Fullerton. the mother of Mrs. Lewis Bril-
ton. of 1888 Spruce street, DR.. and Mr
Brinton have postponed the debut OF the
daughter, Miss Elizabeth f. Brinton.
Mrs. David Lewis. who has been spen
ing September at1the Delaware River Cl'
at Torresdale, returned yesterday to n
home, 26 South 22d street. Her sister, MI
Mary Victoria Green. whose marriage W
be an event OF this autumn. VIII retul
on Friday.
The friends Of Mr.. J. Howe Adams,
OF Dingley Dell. Paoh. will be glad
hear that he has recovered from his
eration for mastoiditis.
Along the Main Line
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