Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-16

V,s.,no forward to another week Of
uninterrupted gsiety. Teas.
s.on. s'r', small dinner dances. informal
.'- 49,. and theatre parties. which are
~ N voted much more fun than the
~ saus which will come later, and
an extra amount of dignity is
r..,..ary. will hll UP the busy days.
-. ,.soE will open with a tea which
Ivy S,ven on Monday by Mr.. and
Wy. W N KnIckerbacker Boyd, at the Mer-
y. Cricket Club. 70 introduce their
~h,er. ~ Miss Barbara Mifiiin Boyd, and
ra,ch viii be followed by dinner dance
ior 100 guests. O., g
~ rhat evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s.
arove OF Germantown, VIII give a an
~ "A covers for their guest, Mrs.
q Lewis Sargent, OF New haven
- ,r,eaday Mr.. and Mrs. William
n..rosi, souii will introduce their daugh-
~ Miss Mary L. Scull, at tea which
,s.v will give at their home In Bryn
Mawr
vn.ro will be three debutantes intro
....ss on wednesday. In Chestnut Hill,
,sN and Mrs. Charles B. Wright will
a., ! tea TO present their cousin. Miss
Esrv Eleanor Bohlen, daughter Of Mrs.
,pacaville-Bohlen, and DR.. and Mrs. Rad
.,,tss Cheston have selected this day also
u Introduce their daughter, Miss Char
to,,e NJ Cheston, at their home in Chest
M, Hill. At st. Davids Mr.. and Mrs.
Wllllard spenser will give a tea for
their daughter, Miss M. Claire Spenser.
wednesday also will be the first day
raca y,naaf
sut al Erdenheim, Chestnut Hill.
Mas Theodore Keith Lille, daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lille, will make
her formal bow to society on Thursday,
n tea which her parents will give at
,beir country home in Haverford. and on
Thursday the autumn luncheons at
eedreley Club, in Fairmount Park, will
commence.
Friday will be a busy day for the de-
butantes, the two most popular ones of
ne season-judging from the number OF
affairs to which they have been invited
10 receiye-Miss Margaretta Dixon Myers
and Miss Sarah Sergeant Myers, daugh-
ters Of Mr. and Mrs. w. Hayward Myers,
Of 81. Davids,. will make their debut
and in the evening Mr. and Mrs. r. II.
Bayard Bowie will give dance in honor
Of Miss Charlotte NJ. Cheston and Miss
Mary Eleanor Bohlen. That same eve
Ming Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Alexander
Blair will give a dinner for Miss Edith
Nelson Page, another debutante. Mrs
Charles Winter Baily will give a luncheon
st the Belevue-Stratford on Friday also.
Miss A. Marjorie Taylor will be intro
duced on Saturday by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roland l.. Taylor. at a tea
which they will give at the Germantown
Cricket Club. That evening Mr.. and
Mrs Archibald Barklie will entertain at
a dinner-dance at their home, Inver
House, near Wayne, in honor of Miss
Mariana w. Gowen. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis l. Gowen, and Miss Ger
trude Pancoast daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Howard Pancoast.
wedding which will interest Phila-
delphians will take place in Cooperstown,
n Y, on Saturday. that of Miss Emily
Borie Ryerson and Mr.. George Hyde
Clark
The second meet at Whitemarsh will
take place on Saturday also.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur Paddock Klapp
and family have returned from Spring
Lake. their country home, where they
passed the early autumn, and have
opened their house. 1716 Spruce street.
Their daughter, Miss Elsie p. Klapp,
who will be debutante Of next season,
d at schoo in Peekskill, N. Y.
Judge and Mrs. d. Webster Dougherty
have rented their house, 2123 Spruce
street and will pass the winter at the
Rtz-Carlton.
Mrs. Marion w. Dougherty will also
spend the winter there
Mr.. Frank Johns and Mr.. William r.
Mclaughlin have returned from Jenkin-
town to their apartment, 414 South Broad
street
Miss Anna Thompson and her aunt,
MIS- William Ashmead Schaeffer, who
iormerly lived in Germantown, but who
nave been living in Pasadena, Cal, for
ne past year, have returned to town for
ne winter and have taken an apartment
q the Lincoln.
mrs 8 Perry Allen and her debutante
s.uknter, Miss Agnes Allen have left
IeI Atlantic City. where they will spend
NHerai days In their cottage at Ventnor.
MSS Jean Van ", Joline, the daughter
M John Forsyth Joline. of 2O07 Pine
set has withdrawn her name from
ne oeoutante list and postponed her
"lnins-out untl next year.
~. q. Franklin Bonnick and Mr.. John
oselcnmann were hosts at a dinner party
Hssn Monday evening at the Rittenhouse.
nc oeoorations of the table were in
@sping with the, fall season.
guests were Miss Edna Hilden-
~snd OF Los Angeles, CAL; Mr.. and
H John Nestor. OF williamsport, Pa;
s.s ~ and Mrs. L. Biddle Duffield and Miss
h's. Frank Grimm, of swarthmore, has
s.'a ea yisiuns In Richmond. where she at
aueu luncheon given this week in
n. a'r OF Mrs. William Mumford Ellis.
~ occasion was the unveiling of a mon
snent 70 President Tyler and many MEM
A. :. mis- family, including Mrs. Grif-
~ were present.
Germantown
q, 'lsnds rsa1 Of Mrs. r. Eldredge Pennock.
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