Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-08

..,HE biggest aHair ior Moi'u'S wiz VIC
" ..b,,c reception TO be held in Con-
,,ar Hall. Broad street and Allegheny
49, The committee includes represen-
M from Hungary, Belgium,
W.rp England France, Germany,
,.od italy, Russia. Sweden, Turkey
"a wales, and the occasion WIN ue w
,.r,s ape the 1000 aliens who have lately
o,s naturalized citizens. .-..,
beneo.stdent Wilson has promised to attend
- sneak on the occasion.
r,ssdav afternoon Mrs. Howard
Vn page of 1918 Clinton street, viii
WV an auto bus party In honor OIL her
give s Miss Edith Nelson Page, who
s,,u,e.,ol,e her debut next year.
VIII. WI, afternoon Mrs. Joseph w. Wear
lnS,ertaIn al auction at her residence
Nlii lssstnut Hill, and Mrs T. Maxwell
i.ll.sryweather " will give "a white tea
s.,yp AT her residence, Arda le. spring
Pal' chestnut Hill, in honor of Miss Mil
lane' ,,,orna whose marriage will take
olare on June lO TO MI ''N
whitaker
:, "wednesday will be taken up by
AZ szaor and pony show to be held on
tne oa a.ota of Mr., and Mrs. William j.
tne ,i.s Iyvnnewood The fair VIII be
N.O. wv, rom | a. m. until I p. M, ana tne
opsax.sds will be devoted to the workman
p.ostj pss tjouse on Wednesday also MISS
Margaret Cooper, daughter OF oSIn m, p,no Sro
,s. Samuel W. Cooper, OF zzlO flne
S s.. viii entertain at a luncheon at
,h,iodelnhia Country Club. in lonor
t.e I,,,.s sarah Beecher Finck, daughier OF
o. q. .nd Mrs. Edward Beecher tinck'
a., Henry c. Riley and her oausntet'
M,ss Edith Riley, of $50 Harvey street.
,S,Il entertain at small breakfast
Mics CAROLYN Sheppard and MISS NIL
" M shsnnard. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
aie Naxwel Sheppard, of 2l24 walnut
n..oat will give a skating party at the
,S.tncs on Thursday. The guests VIII pc
n.hers Of Miss Irwin's graduating class.
4 hnsSet luncheon will follow at the home
=, Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard. -.
Mrs, John Markoe, of 1851 Locust - street,
III, entertain for several days Mr.. George
Maosmiav Trevelyan, the English his
. .ar,op who will arrive on Thursday
IN Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George
M cbiIds Drexel will entertain at
d,nnsr-dance at their country seat
4 Wootton, Bryn Mawr
over the weekend Miss Frances west
ps,v daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Paul BallY, Will BlNS q hONSp i''
her parents' cottage in Bay Head:
4 luncheon will be given on Friday by
Mrs Rowland Taylor, OF 22O West Chel-
IAN avenue, in honor of her daughter
Miss A. Marjorie Taylor.
Saturday Miss Hope Truxtun Beale,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Bsale and Mr. oliver Eaton Cromwell
Z aon Of Mrs. Edward Stotesbury. will be
Z RlVen
by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brooks Jr.. OF
Baltimore, at their country home, Fort
3 a rrison. in the Green Spring Valley.
There will be several weddings OF i'm
nortance on Saturday also Miss Eleanor
Pllsbury, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
/. Cyrus H X. Curtis, will become the
bride Of Mr.. Henry Beaumont Pennell,
Jr., of Portland, Me-, and Miss Katherine
Writ Mc1lvatne, daughter of Mrs. Henry
c. McIlvaine. will be married on Satur-
day 10 Mr.. Thomas Wright Rudderow
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Townsend have
closed their town house, 1928 Locust
'btreet and are occupying their residence
on Montgomery avenue, Bryn Mawr, for
the early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Liggett have
taken cottage at Ventnor for the sum-
nier.
Mrs. John A. Mccarthy is spending sew
sral weeks at Atlantic City recuperatlng
from serious illness.
Mrs. James Henry Huston, of lis East
Oak avenue, Moorestown, announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Miss Ruth
Huston, to Mr.. Howard S. Coe. son or
Mr. A. V. r. Coe, of Riverton, n. j. Both
Miss Huston and Mr. Coe are well-known
tennis players of West Jersey and their
friends will be glad to hear of their en-
gagement. as they have been close friends
since childhood.
The annual luncheon of the Alumnae
Association OF Mrs. Sutton's and Miss
Roneys school was held today at the
Bellevue -Stratford. This school for girls
was established in 1870 by Mrs. Annie NJ
Sutton. who was Joined some years later
by Miss Mary Elizabeth Roney Mrs
Sutton died in Dinard, France, In July
1900, In that year Miss Belle Roney. the
efrcient head of the primary department,
became associate principal. A few years
ago the Misses Roney gave up the larger
work at Bala, and have since conducted
q day school at 1881 Walnut street. The
alumnae OF this school is widely scattered
Japan, Hawaii. Trinidad and European
Countries being represented on its roll
The officers of the present year are: Pres
ident Miss Hazel DeWolfe Downs; vice
President, Mrs. Daniel Sheaffer; secretary
Ars Allen r. Bartholomew; treasurer
MISS Florence C. Irish.