Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-26

NHIsS ELIZABETH DU PUY SCOTT.
lM daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hutch
,nson Scott who will be introduced at a
tca TO be given on the afternoon OF
wednesday, December s. from until $50
o'clock at the residence Of her aunt, Mrs.
barton Cooke Hirst. will be assisted I'm
recelving by Miss Sophie Beauveau Nor.
ris. Miss Eleanor Carpenter, Miss Anna
MARY Walthour. Miss Huberta Potter
and the following debutantes: Miss Pris-
clIla Dawson, OF Baltimore; Miss Mary
ropham, OF New York: Miss Katherine
Boyd. OF Harrisburg; Miss Elizabeth C.
Adams, Miss Sarah Uytendaie Baird. Miss
Agnes Morgan Brocke. Miss Barbara
Mifain Boyd, Miss Eleanor BRYANT Miss
Margaret Newbold Castle, Miss Eleanor
acc. cuyier. Miss Edith Earle. Miss Jose
mime c. S. Foster. Miss Corinne Borden
Freeman Miss Mariana w. Gowen Miss
Maria Thayer Graham. Miss Elizabeth W.
Griffith, Miss Katherine Reeves Hunter
Miss Emile Posey Kennedy, Miss Helen
L. Marshall, Miss Alfredo Cope Lewis
Miss Charlotte Eleanor Pepper Miss Mar
raret Onderdonk Remak. Miss Katharine
Il Register, Miss Carolyn Sheppard Miss
Mildred Sheppard, Miss Christine Hare
stockton, Miss Mary Dixon Thayer, Miss
Martha Thornton McAllister Miss s. Val
entine Mitchell, Miss Elizabeth c. Norris
Miss Sarah Claypole Nelson, Miss Ger
trude L. Pancoast and Miss Anita Mar
tory Taylor.
Among the debutantes who will re-
celve at the tea which Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Draper Lewis, of 495 East Gravers
lane, will give tomorrow afternoon to in
troduce the.r daughter, Miss Alfredo Cope
Lewis. will be Miss Elizabeth Wharton
Downs, Miss Mary Dixon Thayer Miss
Maria Thayer Graham. Miss Mary H.
Merrick. Miss Caroline H. Pemberton,
Miss Frances w. Scott Miss Charlotte
Eleanor Pepper, Miss Mariana w. Gowen,
Miss Margaret Onderdonk Remak, Miss
Anita Marjory Taylor, Miss Barbara Ben
SON. Miss Marion d. Grant, Miss Mary
Stuart Warts.
Mrs. ]. Allison Scott, Mrs George
Wharton Pepper. Mrs. Theophilus B.
stork, Mrs. Francis A. Lewis and Mrs.
Charlton Yarnall will assist Mrs. Lewis
in receiv'-y.
Miss Mildred Patton Will give a lunch
con today in honor OF her bridesmaids and
few intimate friends at the Whitemarsh
Valley Hunt Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond ID. r. Wright,
Of 6S14 Ross street, are being congratu-
lated upon the birth of a son. Mrs.
Wright was Miss Margaretta v. Whitney
before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Clayton accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Mary E.
Clayton, of Graywyn, Gray's lane, Haver-
ford. Pa. will occupy their new home,
ISIS De Lancey place. for the winter, and
will come to town the end of October
Miss Clayton was one of the most popu-
lar of last years debutantes.
Mrs Arthur Biddle. of 1921 Delaney
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fner at her country place at Gwynedd
Valley, will move into town late in the
fall.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Reginald Allen and
Mrs Aliens father, Mr.. T.. Burgess War
rem Of 2013 Spruce street, have just re-
turned to town from Wapanak, Saga
more, N. j., where they have been spend
ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Wallace, of
Pittsfeld, Mass. spent the weekend as
the guest of Mrs. Wallacc's father, DR..
E. w. Taylor, at Cedron, Indian Queen
lane. Germantown. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace came on to attend the memorial
services for Mr.. Frederick w. Taylor,
which took place last Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Julia Berwind and her niece, Miss
Margaret Dunlop, will shortly move to
town, and occupy their home, 102 South
list Street. for the winter months. Miss
Dunlop is spending several days as the |
gust of Miss Mildred Gabriela Thigh |
man at Tulip Hill. st. Davids
The Countess Santa Eulalia, of Idro, |
York road Elkins Park, returned to her |
home last Saturday from Boston. Mass,
where she landed on her way home from |
Portugal, where she has been spendinR |
the last few months.