Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-18

~ AND MRS. CHARLTON VAR
MI NALL, have Issued invitations for a
's-.,ro marty November 9, in honor Of
-. Martha Thornton McAIlister. daugh-
49, Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Rutherford Nc
Alster.
40. and Mrs. Thomas Mexican will give
ar,ou dInner-dance at Glencoe House
saturday evening, November ~, IN
e-,or Of their niece, Miss BliHabeth
s.,hsr,on Downs, daughter OF Dr. and
Ms Norton Downs.
- n Rosamonde Fisher. daughter Of
~. "a Mrs. s. Wilson Fisher, OF AM
80 ain be guest of honor at an infor-
VI aInner dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
Hnl w Cooke. of Chestnut Hill, will
ss." an her honor on Saturday evening,
Noven,ber 9, at their home. The engage
r,ent Of Miss Fishers brother, Mr.. CAR
~. " Fisher, to Miss Josephine Cooke.
was recently announced.
A.. Thomas C. Foster has issued invl-
...,ans for a black -and-white dance TO
70 Ivan at the Bellevue-Stratford on
ThuTsday. November IS, in honor of her
laughter, Miss Josephine G. s. Foster.
Mrs Max Livingston, of Lochiel Farms,
a entertaining at luncheon, followed by
r,usIc. tomorrow. Among her guests Will
~ Mrs. Robert Emott Hare, Mrs. Ed
rsrd Buxton, of Providence, r. l.; Mrs.
winfield Scott Arter, Mrs. John Dickey,
Mrs. william II. Greene, Mrs. William b.
Whelen and Miss Marie Ahl, OF Pitts
burgh.
Miss Madeleine Carey, of Tuxedo, who
has been visiting Miss Agnes Nj. Brockie,
-sV IN TIxadO tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lille, of Haver-
tord will give a small dance on Decem-
her ls, at the Merton Cricket Club, in
honor Of their daughter, Miss Theodore
Keith Lille, and Miss Edith Earle,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Earle Jr.
Mra L, Heber Smith and Miss Smith,
who are spending the autumn at their
farm near Reading. Pa, will not open
their town house, 2039 Walnut street, until
November Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mac
Donald Smith, who since their marriage
have been living in Lancaster, will short
lv occupy their new home on the Main
Line.
Mrs Thomas d. Finletter is spending
part OF the autumn at Buck Hill Falls,
Pa. Mrs Finletter with Judge Finletter
and their son, Mr.. Thomas d. Finletter.
Jr, recently returned from Rockland,
Ne, where they spent the summer.
Lieutenant William Woods Smyth U.
S. n, and Mrs. Smyth are spending sew
eral days in town, and are registered at
the Bellevue-Stratford.
Mr.. George d. Widener, of Lynnewood
Hall Elkins Park, has as his guests
over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton Wilkes Cary, of New York, who came
on to attend the races on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer K. Mulford. of
Church road, Wyncote, have as their
guests for several days Miss Dolly La
Montagne, of New York. Miss La Mon
tagne came on TO attend the Lynnewood
Farm races. held Saturday.
Miss Helen Van Dusen, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Van Dusen, of
1871 Morris street, left yesterday for Ann
Arbor, Mich. where she will be the guest
Of Miss Gertrude Patterson for fort
night.
The annual business meeting and cleo
ton OF officers of the John Bartram Asso-
clatlon, Bartram Garden, will be held on
Saturday, October 23, at 2:30 p. m. DR..
Adolph w. Miller will make an address,
unu his lOplC VIII De THiduoipAiio 10
position and Interesting Things En-
Route" Tea will be served at o'clock
Miss Alice b. Bartram is corresponding
secretary of the association.
Miss Alice McIlwee. daughter of Mr
and Mrs Thomas McIlwee. will entertain
at luncheon today at the Bellevue-Strat-
ford Her guests Will include Mrs. Henry
Hooker Forbes, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Ed
ward Legge of Boston, Mrs. Chester
Campbell, Miss Marion Duffield and Miss
Jean De Haven. An informal supper for
the bridal party of Miss McIlwee and
Mr.. Henry c. Legge will be given tomor-
row night
Mr.. and Mrs. Armitt Brown, whose we'd
ding took place last month in California,
have taken a house in St Davids, which
they will occupy next week.
Mrs j. Ogden Hoffman, of THAN Per-
iwyn, Radnor, has taken apartments at
The Drexel. 23d and Pine streets, for the
winter, which she will occupy next week.
The Saturday afternoon dansants at
The Belevue-Stratford will commence this
coming Saturday. when the guests will
pe entertained by the dancing of Mon
tieur Maurice and Miss Florence Walton
IN the ballroom of the hotel. There will
pe oansants every Saturday throughout
tne winter, under the chaperonagc of
mrs. May Temple, who had charge of the
arrangements last year, and who gave
tne teas a social aspect which made
nem extremely popular to all, both
young and old.
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