Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-01
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4FR AND MRS. JOHN LEvERINe CRAIG,
3 IUof 700 Chelten avenue will entertain at a
dance at the Old York Road Country Club, in
honor Of their daughter, Miss Sue B. Craig, on
Tuesday evening January s, at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick wlnslow Taylor, OF
'.Boxly," Highland avenue, who have been at
Che Brighton Hotel, Atlantic City, since o.
tober and expected to go South shortly after
the first of the year, have changed their plans,
and will remain at Atlantic City Indefinitely
Dr and Mrs John Cooke Hirst have
turned to their home 1923 Pine street, after an
absence of several weeks DR.. and Mrs. Hlrst
had intended visiting Panama and tho West
indies, but owing to severe storm which was
encountered off Cape Hatteras, decided to so
no further than Havana. From there they
returned to this city by rail- stopping at Palm
Beach and other Southern resorts.
Though the good old custom Of calling on
New Years Day has rather gone out OF
fashion It seems as II society were about to
start anew and quite a number Of our good
old families will keep open house during the
afternoon today. Among those who VIII re-
ceive informally will be Mr.. and Mrs, James
II. Halsey, Of 1O7 South 22d street
Mr. and Mrs. c. Colltet Wilson will be at
homo in Paoll; receiving with them VIII De
their son-in-law and daughter, the Rev and
Mrs. Caleb cresson, Jr.
Mrs Ephraim Brlce, Miss Brice, G. Frederick
Brice and Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Heaton, OF
1920 Locust street will also be at home, as
will Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. F'ricke, OF lS4
west Upsal street, Germantown, and DIR. and
o. atra
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hemsley, OF 2olS De
Lanoey place, and Mr. and Mrs. Quincy A.
Gilmore of 23 Locust street, will give a
large "the dansant" at the Bellevue-Stratford
this afternoon. There will be receiving
party, and a large number of guests will
attend.
Mrs. Voorhees, Drayton, of Elkins Park, will
give a luncheon of 30 covers today. The guests
will later attend the dancing tea at the
Huntington Valley Country Club
Mrs Edward Troth's dancing class will meet
this evening in the Germantown Cricket Club,
and will be in the form of bal masque. There
will be no cotillon. Among the members who
will be present Miss LaF. Claxton, Miss
Margaret Crulce, Miss Elizabeth L. H Brew
Miss Dorothy Disston, Miss Mary Boyd, Miss
Josephine Dodge. Miss Kathleen Denniston,
Miss Leanora Denniston, Miss Margaret G,
Fox, Miss Lois D. Field. Miss Dorothea ober-
teuffer, Miss Elizabeth Dale oberteuffer, Miss
Frances S. Nears, Miss Louise Rodgers, Miss
Isobel NJ Rodgers, Miss Huberta Potter, Miss
Katharine Potter, Miss Helena 8. Robinson.
Miss Isabel B. Stoughton. Miss Frances
Stoughton, Miss Edith NJ. Smythe, Miss Lucia
A. Warden. Miss Isabella Wadsworth, Miss
Eleanor B. Watt, Miss Margaret Il. Atlee,
Miss May Butler. Miss Elinor j. Bean, Miss
Eleanor Bispham, Miss Mary Ballard. Miss
Lille Crisheld, Miss Florence NJ. Dreer, Miss
Louisa Gibbons Davis, Miss Katharine Davis.
Miss Lille Dunn, Miss Eleanor Gardiner, Miss
Dorothy Foltz. Miss Margaretta w. Hobart.
Mildred Longstreth Miss Elizabeth P. Dallas,
Miss Edith L. Smith, Miss Florence Sheppard.
Miss Anita pStetson, Miss Elizabeth MacCuen
Smith, Miss Elaine English. Miss Evaline Tay-
lor, Miss Marjorie Taylor Miss Eleanor Wood,
Miss Marion Brooks Snow. Miss Anna lie Conte
Snow. Miss Elizabeth Grammer, Miss Caroline
I. Brinton, Miss Anna B. Brnton. Miss Eleanor
Porcher Miss Blanche NJ. Patterson. Miss
Emily Wagner, Miss Christine Rehn
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Turner Van Pelt of
Hewickley, Pa, formerly OF Chestnut Hill, are
being congratulated the birth of a daugh-
ter on December "a. Mrs. Van Pelt will be re-
membered Miss Margaret Wells, of Pitts
burg Mr.. Van Pelt is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles e. Van Pelt OF Wissahickon ave-
nue and Allen Lane