Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-19
MORE PLANS ARE MADE DAILY
FOR THE DEBUTANTE SET
Mr. and Mrs j. Bertram Lippincott Will Entertain for
Miss Pemberton-Mr and Mrs. Henry T. Dixon
to Give Party-Other Notes

% AND MRS. J. BERTRAM LIP
MI prNcoTT, OF 17io Spruce street. have
49, invitations for a theatre party. to
I. to,lowed by supper and dancing. on
~.,.aav. November 30, in honor Of Miss
.o,,re II. Pemberton. daughter Of Mrs
u,rrv Pemberton, Jr The guests will
I. rom the debutante set
-, e,dnev Wright has Issued invita-
~. - a dinner and dance TO be given
uons nnss,adnesday. December s, at the Phila-
on o,,t. Country club in honor of Miss
ce'g' . rieanor Pepper. daughter of Mr.. and
49, George Wharton Pepper, and Miss
r.snces w. Scott, daughter OF Mrs. j.
Allison Scott
-, and Mrs Charles Stewart wurts
~ =, ..,,o a small dance on Tuesday eve
w. November 16. at their home, 92s
.,.. nns, street, in honor OF Miss Rachel
rP's rss,sy' daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
ham Filter.
..vuations have been issued by Mr..
- Mrs shippen Lewis. OF 2lS Cliveden
.ns,ue. Germantown, for dinner at the
49, and wiz Clubhouse, to be followed
=, theatre party, in honor of Miss c.
Eleanor Pepper
~. marriage OF Miss Marie A. Mac
,,..s ~ sS27 Lena street, and Mr.. May
snrrv NJ. Smith, Of 10 East Penn street,
s'n, take place tomorrow at IL O'Clock
y q Vincent'n Catholic Church. The
pev Father Lappin will officiate.
NJ and Mrs, Henry Dixon, of 32d street
"a MN Creek road, will give a Hal
oween party on Saturday, October 80. in
Sonor of their daughter, Miss Katharine
Welsh.
A., william F. Dreer, of Wentworth,
posenont accompanied by Mr.. william
wrf,ean. of Queen lane, left Sunday by
rrotor for the Blooming Grove Hunting
ana Fishing Club. Glen Eyre, where they
viii remain for several days.
Az the tea to be given tomorrow after
roon by Dr. and Mrs. Radcliffe Cheston
n Introduce their daughter, Miss Char
lotte NJ Cheston, there will be no re-
reivinc marty Mrs. Cneston will be as
.,sted by several ladies', who will preside
Al thu tea tables.
Miss Leta Livingston Sullivan has re-
,nrn,., from the Hot Springs, Va, where
she spent part of the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell Evans and Miss
Anita NJ Evans, who have been spend
ing the early autumn at their nome III
Devon. are occupying their new town
honse, le49 Locust street, for the winter
The Monday morning class, which
meets at the New Century Club, with
Miss Jane Campbell, of School lane, as
leader. will this season take up studies
IN United States history. At the last
meeting the president of the club, Mrs.
s. Prentss Nichols, of Pelham road.
spoke on THE Last Frontier"
The Society of Arts and Letters will
have its first meeting of the season on
Wednesday i'm the New Century Drawing
Room, 12l South 18th street. Among
those who will take part are Aladino A.
Autillo, who will read IAN Encounter
With a Panther" by James Fennimore
Cooper. Mr.. Joseph w. Clarke, Of the
Germantown Branch of the Philadelphia
Musical Academy, will play the piano
part In Arthur Foote's Trio in c Minor.
literature and art in New York, New
Jersey, New England and the Middle
West States will be the subjects for dis
cusson during the winter months.
General and Mrs. Wendell p. Bowman
spent the weekend at the Traymore, At
antic City.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Stroud are in At
antic City for several weeks. They will
stop at the Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic veazey wether-
ll formerly of Dudley avenue, Narberth.
Pa. but now of Astoria, Ore, are visiting
the Fair In San Francisco. Mrs. Wetherill
will he remembered as Miss Alice Bea-
trlce Nash.