Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28

ceiVing party will include Miss Barbara
Benson, Miss Elizabeth w. Downs. Miss
Margaretta Dixon Myers. Miss Marie
Thayer Graham, Miss Mary f. Bohlen,
Miss Agnes NJ. BroclSie, Miss Sarah
Franklin, Miss Sarah G. Nelson, Miss
Emile Posey Kennedy. Miss Gertrude L.
Psncoast, Miss Sarah II. b. Penrose, Miss
c. Eleanor Pepper, Miss Hannah c.
Wright, Miss S. Valentine Mitchell Miss
Elizabeth w. Grifhth, Miss Christine II.
Stockton, Miss Elizabeth Gushing, Miss
Mary Dixon Thayer
An engagement announced this morn
Ing is that OF Miss Henrietta NJ. Large,
daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. John
Sergeant Large, and Mr.. NJ. Stevenson
Easily. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Easily.
Miss Large is considered one of this
city's most beautiful women. She made
her debut some years ago and has been
a most popular member of society. She
is a sister of Mrs. Charles w. Fox, of
this city, and Mrs. Joseph Harrison, of
Colorado Springs. Her brothers are Mr..
@. G%Zl Meade Large, Mr.. Robert II.
- AIR John Large and Mr.. Spencer
{ -rgeant Large
Mr., Easily is a nephew of Mrs. Fred
erick Thurston Mason and Mr.. Cornelius
Stevenson, of this city.
The committee in charge of the Sat
urday Evening Committee dances, OF
which Mrs. s. Naudain Duer Is chairman,
will shortly issue invitations for the
series of dances which 1t has arranged to
take place this winter at Ashers. The
initial dance will be given on Saturday
evening, November 27. other dates select
ed by the committee are December IL.
January Is and 20, February 12 and 26
and March IL and %. The question OF
holding a dance early in April Is still
under discussion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas De Witt Cuyler
have returned from Bar Harbor ana
opened their house at Haverford, where
they will spend the greater part OF the
winter.
The Baron Charles de Geer, of the
University of Virginia, has arrived in
this city and is staying at 172S Chestnut
street.
Mr.. Ellis A. Gimbel will entertain at
dinner tonight at the Philmont country
Club in honor of Mrs. Clarence II. van
derbeck. Covers will be laid for 80 guests
among whom will be Mr.. and Mrs. car
ence II. Vanderbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Strouse. Mr.. and Mrs. David I. F7eisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Herold, Mr.. and
Mrs RAYMOND Slotter Mr.. and Mrs
, Charles Gimbel, Doctor Nieffer, MISS A.
Irene Richardson, Mrs. r. II. Barlow
Mr. Davis, Miss Ellen G. Hood, MI
Francis Warner. Miss May Bell, Mr'
~ Tr
Naylor, Mr.. Franklin Dyer, Miss Eleanor
t Chandler, Mr.. T. Wiedersheim, Miss
Mildred Caverly, Miss Sophie Espen, Mr..
Robert w. Lesley, Mr.. Ellis A. Ballard
and Mr.. Harry S. Leopold.
Mrs. Vanderbeck is the first Philadel-
phia woman who has won the national
golf championship in 10 years, the last
being Miss Francis Griscom, of Merton.
This afternoon a mixed foursome will be
played on the links and all the team
mates of Mrs. Vanderbeck who represent
the Philadelphia Cricket Club will par
tic, pate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip G. Baker, of New
Windsor, Md, announce the bethothal
of their daughter, Miss Helen May
Baker, to Mr.. Glenn Robert. also OF New
Windsor Miss Baker is the niece OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Charles New
bourg, Jr., of Llandrillo road, CynWyd.
Mrs. Newbourg will shortly issue invita-
tions for a tea to be held on Wednesday,
October 6, from until O'Clock, In honor
of Miss Baker.
The members of the Woman's AuXil-
iary of st. Francis Country House for
Convalescents and others actively inter-
ested in working for the success oil the
alphabetical country fair and market day
to be held at Darby, October z, VIII meet
at the house this afternoon at o'clock
fsVWf fI.aNs daf al
the entertainment, which promises TO be
the largest outdoor fete ever given for
the benefit of the charity.
Among those expected to be present
this afternoon will be Mrs. ]. NJ. Quennell,
Miss Helen Grace Smith, Mrs. John j.
Coyle. Miss Julia Laguerenne. Mrs. james
j. Mundy, Mrs. Joseph f. Gallagher, Mrs
A, ]. Ball. Mrs. Robert T. Bicknell, Miss
Marie Trasel Mrs. Henry c. Esling, Mrs
Louis Olry Lusson. Mrs, Charles M. Null
lin. Miss May LOTUS. Mrs. A. c. Bryan
Miss Florence Bour, Mrs. ID. ii. De VeauS
and many others interested in the good
work.
Mrs. A. J. Antelo Devereux will enter
tain at luncheon today at the Bryf
Mawr Polo Club, in honor OF her guests
Mrs +. Sl1iddy Won Strade and Mrs
Ambrose Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Devereu'
will also entertain at dinner on Thurs
day evening for their guests. followed By
dancing.
Mrs. William Baker Whelen. of Clovelly
will leave tomorrow for a fortnights visi
with relatives and friends In Pittsburgh
while Mr. Whelen Is away on hunting
trip.
Miss Clarissa Anderson, OF st. Angus
tine, Fla, will arrive on Friday TO spen'
a week as the guest of Miss Mary Stuar
Wurts at the summer home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SteWar
Wurts In Germantown. Mrs. Wurts ant
Mrs. Henry S. Grove will pour tea a
the reception and dahlia exhibition todal
TO be held on the Dreer estate at River
ton. N. J.
Mr. Edwin Burlk. whose marriage q
Miss Louise McKRle will take place 70
morrow afternoon at o'clock In IN
Market Square Presbyterian Church, VII
entertain his ushers and best man at
theatre party followed by supper 10
night
Mr.. Fisher Baily OF Chicago, III, ha
arrived IN Philadelphia and VIII atten
the wedding OF Miss Ethel harriot
Jones and Mr.. Edmund c. Gosling' OF bef
muda. which will take place on Satur
day, October 8, In st. Luke's Frotestsn
Episcopal Church.
Miss Anna Graham, OF North broa
.s.... 10. taLan aDartmenta at the kit