Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-30
TWO CHARITY AFFAIRS WILL BE
HELD NEXT WEEK AT THE BELLEVUE
The French Relief Committee Will Have Recital by
David Bispham on Wednesday, and Nov. There Will
Be Bazaar for Southern Industrial Association

ANOTHER busy week for the debu-
n tantes and older folk also will open
on Monday with a tea which DIR. and
Mrs. John Marshall will give for their
daughter, Miss Helen Marshall, a lunch
con to be given by Mrs l. Hazleton Mir-
xii for her daughter, Miss Mary Mirkil,
and n rabbit party which Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Krumbhaar will give for Miss
Mary Dixon Thayer.
on Tuesday Miss Charlotte Eleanor
Pepper, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
wharton Pepper, will make her formal
how to society, and in the evening Mr..
and Mrs Gustavus Remak will give
dance for their daughter, Miss Margaret
Onderdonk Remak, which will be pre-
ceded by several dinners, among which
will be one which Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
L, Taylor will give for Miss Millcent
Mccarthy, of Syracuse, who is visiting
Miss A. Marjory Taylor. luncheon
will be given that day by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph wayne Jr., for Miss Taylor. out
side the debutante affairs will be the
large hunt breakfast, which Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Carter Walbridge will give
at the Huntingdon Valley Club after the
annual run.
An important event for Wednesday will
be the wedding of Miss Hope Truxtun
which will take place at noon in st.
James Episcopal Church, 22d and Wal
nut streets. The debutante to be intro
duced that day will be Miss Elizabeth
Wilmer Grif1iths, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Egglesneld Grifllths. Then
in the evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Winter Bally will give a small dinner
dance for Miss Frances w. Scott, and
the French Relief Committee will hold
a recital by David Bspham at the
Bellevue- -Stratford. Mrs. Thomas Cahall
will entertain at luncheon for Miss Denise
Honore Mercur on wednesday also.
Two debutantes will be introduced on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Walter Hen
derson Bryant will present her daughter,
Miss Eleanor Bryant. at her home, 1l6
South 22d street. and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Henderson Castle will give a tea for
their daughter, Miss Margaret Newbold
Castle at their home in Chestnut Hill.
Miss Louise Gray, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Norman Gray, will be introduced
on Friday afternoon, at a tea at the
Acorn Club, and that evening Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas De Witt Cuyler will give
n dinner-dance for their daughter, Miss
Eleanor de Graeff Cuyler.
ON Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gus
tis Harrison will give their annual hunt
breakfast before the first formal meet
of the Radnor Hunt Club. MIR. and Mrs
Walter Jackson Freeman will introduce
their daughter, Miss Corinne Freeman,
nj n tea that afternoon. and Mrs. Earl
b Putnam will give a theatre party and
luncheon for Miss Frances A. Randall.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Cooke will give a dinner-dance, in honor
of Miss c. Rosamonde Fisher, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. s Wilson Fisher. Ihere
will be the annual reception at the |
Academy of Fine Arts, and at the |
Bellevue -Stratford the Philadelphia AUX
iiary of the Southern Industrial Educa-
tionnl Association will hold bazaar and |
dance.
A series of dances under the manage |
ment of DR.. James A. Babbitt DR.. Isaac |
H. Jones, DIR. John II. Jopson, DR.. James
A. Kelly, DIR. Henry F. Page, DR.. George |
G. Ross, DR.. William L. Shoemaker |
has been arranged to take place on the |
following dates, at the Rittenhouse'
TrIesday, November 16 December ID. |
January is. February II and March TO-
Mrs. Joseph Boun, who has taken an |
apartment at 18th and Pine streets VIII
be at home informally on Monday after
moons during the winter months. NO
cards have been sent out.
A musicale of rare merit was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q.
Helm, DayleSIOru, Id., lasl tHtiliiS' VA
the occasion of the graduation in music
of their daughter, Miss Lillian Irene
Helm A large number of friends were
present Miss Helm has unusual talent
and promises to become musician of
high order. The following program made
a most interesting evening:
PART ONE.
"oid Black Joe" (variations),
Selections from II Troyatore.
Chopin Waltz in e fiat.
PART TWO.
Prelude 1.-THE Randrop" Chopin
Chopin Waltz in d fiat. ~ .--,.,,-
araasansnqsSs aaome Sweet Home (varationsj j. H. Slack
Mrs Laurence Beylard has opened her
apartment at the Gladstone for the
winter.
Mrs Charles Decker, who was formerly
Miss Charlotte Franklin Bush. will be at
home on Wednesday afternoons after
November Is. at her home in the Girard
Farms, 2OS6 Wolf street.
On ednesday. November TO- the Sign
Of the Rose" flower shop. under the man
agement of Mr. Charles Henry Fox. has
offered to give the entire receipts of the
day to the Rush Hospital for Consump-
tives. A number of prominent matrons
and few of the seasons debutantes
will assist In the selling of the flowers
on that day.
On Monday the Providence General Hos
pital, at Wissahlckon avenue and Lincoln
drive, will hold its first donation day. DIR.
Mary Davis Ridgway. Miss Maude Il.
Haines and Miss Minnie Coates are
greatly interested in making the affair a
success
Word was received yesterday from
Paris Of the birth of a son to Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Clews. Jr, on Thursday,
October 2S Mrs Clews. 1t will be remem-
bered. was Mrs. Robert Goelet, of New
York, formerly Miss Elsie Whelen, of
this city, sister of Mrs. Craig Biddle
and Mr.. William Baker Whelen
Along the Main Line