Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-05
ILI.DAY FET'E FOR FISHER FOLK
rs PLANNED BY PHILADFLpHTAN Nc
m Ed,Odrd Denntsto Mrs Joseph W. PaM and Miss porotb
agaaberrg to Hold Affair at Mubr{doe M@ .'S Do'o"g
t9-Sunner Plans

rnwARD EVANS DENNIS
~oN and her daughters. Miss Mar
~ ,,.,niston. Miss Anna II. Den
Hret u Mics Kathleen Denniston, of
piston WA ia Germantown, are spending
fpiihBcr at Batrnbrae, their cottage
l5t ss, sSanau. Millbridge Me. Mrs.
81 fsls and her daughters, In com
ptnnlsly,st number Of other summer
fanf .noug them Mrs. Joseph W.
seon's.s oeontz, and Miss Dorothy May
Pant "a arranging an all-day fete to
tfs. an Thursday, August 10, to
Be- NJ feher folk of the surrounding
snS1 ss..s viii be invited. The day Will be
hsl aver to the AFFAIR which VIII In
fss fa IN out-of-door entertainment, a
sluae ~ clambake, water sports, and In
nsmr.,ire dancing. The decorations
pc ssneiful. fairy lamps and Japan
tlh .,arns forming a part of the IL
- .iicns Mrs. Denniston and her
hNssrs will return to Germantown
taaksS y october. Mrs. Henry Bruce, Of
esra .son pa, who before her mar
haa9ps hass Miss Leonora Dennieton. Is
rtN 70 spend a portion OF the sum-
sbs guest of her mother at Bairn-
~
.neagement OF international interest
n,sced this morning Is that OF MISS
+ ~ Crasse Fox, daughter of Mrs.
Nite NH..sss FOX. OF this city, to Captain
Nesrthur shaw, an officer of the Eng
tse. Nv stationed at Aldershot.
ha h. Eox and her mother have been
broad for years. Mrs. Fox was
ls''es.sntlf,Il ls''s Miss Harriet Biddle, daugh-
p u .bs late DR.. John Barclay Biddle,
M. cltv. and sister of Dr. Clement
a,snn sus retired surgeon of the navy, and
asrsral william Phillips Biddle, of
~ iinIied states Marine Corps, also re-
sssss Fox Is considered very beautiful.
ss.4Is more than six feet tall and very
.,Stsly, OF brunette type. Her father'
sNA late De Grasse Fox, was an extreme
~ sas .on,,lar clubman of this city and one
Il the promoters OIL oer NaiOoi "s
s..hIonabie resort.
ran,aIn Shaw, of the 9th Lancers, Is
..ssshsd 10 the staff of General Miner.
~ waH born in June, 1870, entered the
ns.anou Guards and served in South
sts,ss from 1899 till 1902, He received the
s.snrstlon as Companion of the Distin-
sdshed Service Order for good service
q the capture OF STEMS following at
p.iE and was awarded the Queens
tfs5al three clasps, and Kings Medal,
tNc clasps
Tnr a, time ne SeENtu do duJuIahb Va
M Rhodeslan Volunteers.
The wedding is scheduled to take place
ths month.
The Rev Elliston ]. Perot and Mrs.
p.rot accompanied by their niece, Miss
Nary +. Leiper daughter of Commander
v3wards f. Leiper and Mrs. Leiper, and
itiss Frances Mecum, of Salem, will leave
loday for San Francisco and San Diego
i visit the Expositions.
Dr and Mrs. Norton Downs and family,
d Three Tuhs, are occupying their camp
h Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jeffords. Of Glen
Riddle. Pa, have left for Ventnor, N. j.,
wbere they will spend August and Sep
tember.
Mr. Claude j. Brunner and his wife, of
west Point, Pa, are spending vacation in
Washington, D. C.
Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Glooker, 1924 Chest
nut street. are spending their vacation at
Harrison, Ne.
Mrs. James Hlrst and her daughters
ara occupying cottage at Bay Head for
the summer,
Hrs. John Warner and Miss Lydia F.
Manner, of 1719 Spruce street, are spend
hE the summer at Marblehead, Mass.
ars E. w. S. Tingle, of Morstein, Pa.
hss returned from weekend visit with
N. and Mrs. Ellis at their Cape May
cottage.
sr Robert Coane, of the Rittenhouse,
and his daughter Miss Elizabeth Coane,
and son. Mr.. Robert Coane. Jr.. who are
motoring through the West. will visit the
Exposition at San Francisco and other
points Of interest before returning to this
city in the autumn.