Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-07

honor Of their daughter. Miss Mary L.
eoull. The receiving party will include
Miss Sarah Sergeant Myers, Miss Mar
varetta Dixon Myers. Miss 8. Uytendals
ps,rd. Miss Barbara Mifflin Boyd. Miss
Narv Norris Cerbonl, Miss Rachel Fit
a. Miss Louise s. Grey, Miss Josephine
r a Foster, Miss Christine II. Stock
,on Miss Corlnne b. Freeman. Miss
olivia M. deb. Gazzam, Miss Theodore
x Lille and Miss Ethel Hastings.
Later in the season Mr.. and Mrs. Scull
~IlI entertain again in honor of thor
daughter, when the affair will be dinner
dance.
Mrs. Robert Emott Hare will give a
,unoheon and musicale at her home,
etonyhurst. Stanford. in honor of her
r,,est. Mrs. Edwin Buxton, Of Providence,
r l., on Wednesday, October 1S.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Reed, of st.
navids. gave a dinner last night in honor
~ Miss Virginia Ransom, OF Baltimore.
who is the guest Of Mrs. Frederick But
lsr Embick at her country home, Road
sIde Cottage, Devon. Covers were laid
a. ten guests, who included Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Hansell. Mr.. and Mrs Coleman
peace Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon
Hutchinson, Mrs. Embick, DR.. Alexander
n o'Neil and Mr.. Edmund Trotter.
Mr. John wanamaker, Jr., will give a
luncheon today at the Huntington Valley
country Club in honor OF the bridal party
~ Misc Edwina Elkins Bruner and Mr.,
q A. Hecksher Wetherill, whose wedding
viii take place on Saturday at st. James
Fpscopal Church, this city. Mr.. Wether-
mi will give an informal dance to the
bridal party this evening. and Mrs. Will
liam Gamer Weiderseim, mother OF the
bride win give dance for 160 guests at
her home tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woodbridge Patton.
AZ goth and Spruce streets, have sent out
Invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Mildred Gould Patton, to
Mr.. Henry r. Cartwright, Jr., on We'd
nesday. october q, at IL o'clock. in the
Arch Street Presbyterian Church. A
smaIl reception will follow the ceremony
AZ the home of the brides cousin, Miss
Bruen, 1872 South 18th street, Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald A. Dinsmore,
of n2 West Chelten avenue, have Issued
invitations for a tea, from until Z
o'clock. on Saturday, october 30, at their
home. in honor of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Dinsmore. The receiving party
will include Miss Sophy Bispham. Miss
Martha Shoemaker, Miss Eleanor Baker,
Miss Margaretta Bispham, Miss Eloise
orme. of Washington, ID. c., who will be
Miss Dinsmore's guest for several days;
Miss Sidney Scar, Miss Marjorie Thomas.
Miss Elizabeth Dinsmore. A dinner and
theatre party, followed by supper. will
follow for the receiving party and the
following guests: Miss Dorothy Hal
lowell. Mr. Archibald A. Dinsmore. Jr.,
Mr. Walter Mellor, Mr.. Howard Dunn,
Mr. Arthur Emen, Mr.. Morris Douglass.
Mr. James De Wolf Perry, Mr.. Paul
sutro. Mr. Charles Barba, Mr.. lie Barre
Williams, Mr.. Jacob Riegel, Jr., Mr. CAL
win Satterfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
A. Dinsmore.
A tennis tournament began yesterday
at the Episcopal De Lancey School ath-
letic grounds, at SD and Walnut streets.
Il Is called the fall novice tennis tour
nament, and is being managed by Mr..
Edward c. Cassard, who has won a name
for himself among the younger tennis
players at the various clubs.
Miss Caroline HoIlingsworth Pember-
ton, daughter of Mrs. Henry Pemberton,
Jr will be guest of honor at luncheon
TO be given today by Mrs. j. Bertram
Lippincott at her home Melmar, Beth
syres. There will be 100 guests present
nom this and last seasons debutante set
Mrs. James Large will give O'Clock
tea this afternoon at Summercrest, Chest
nut Hill, in honor of her niece, Miss
Edith Nelson Page, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wurts Page. Mrs. Large
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs
Howard Wurts Page, Mrs. John Lyman
Cox. Mrs. William Wurts Harmar. Miss
Henrietta Meade Large, Mrs. Joseph
L.. N<ar
Sarah II. B. Penrose, Miss Rachel Fftler
Miss Frances w. Scott, Miss Maria
ThRyer Graham, Miss Elizabeth w
Downs Miss Caroline Hollingswortf
Pemberton, Miss Hilda Tunis, Miss G
Eleanor Pepper, Miss Mariana w
Gowen, Miss A. Marjorie Taylor, Miss
Anne b. Merrick, Miss s. Worthingtof
Mitchell. Miss Lydia Taylor. OF Prince
ton.
Mrs. Frederick Chaffee and her youns
son, George Keen Chaffee, of Rutland
W, have arrived to be the guests OF Mrs
chaffee's father. Mr. Horace Keen. In
woodbury.. N. j.. for several weeks.
Mrs. ]. p. Truitt, who has been at the
Iraymore all summer. has returned e
Philadelphia, where she will occupy hei
spartments at the Bellevue-Stratfort
after short trip.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kendrick Bangs are
smong the guests at the Traymore.
The Emergency Relief Fund. OF Jen
kintown. will hold it's regular meeting a
ne residence OF Mrs. Henry Middleton
Fisher on Meeting House road, Jenhn
own, Pa, on Thursday. October z. a
w o'clock It'll lunch time. The meet
Mgn viii continue to be held at Mrs.
Fishers throughout the winter. Won
qprful work has been aocomplishe'
through the summer and several hun
eFed garments have been sent 20 the dif
ierent Red Cross branches. both In Eng
lfnd and France. Many OF the younge
Of Jenkintown are regular attend
snls at the meetings and are working
lsia making bandages for the wounds
loldiers.
Miss Mildred Lewis. daughter OF Mr.. J
toward Lewis. OF Washington lane, El
.,ns Park. has left for ogontz School
mere she will resume her studies 10
The Rev. Stuart L. Roussel b. A.
SC, B. D., Of Paris. France, vii
.peek ON ''rhe French Huguenots. Al
-ee ana the War at the home OF MI
~ Mrs, Alba Boardman johnson. 4
"''smont' ~ o'clock this afternoon.
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