Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-27


s,o.ver son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Is.
s,oeysr Of Germantown.
m. pickering Hunt Club held the first OF It's
..,es OF 10 movie evenings last night. The pic
sr,s were shown from s:15 until 10 o'clock, anl
~ preceded by afclub dinner and followed by
ssncng and supper.
Among those who attended last night were
ur and Mrs. James r. Tindle, Mr.. and Mrs
pobert H. Page, Miss Lila T. Fisher, Miss Mary
Reeves Norman Mcclure, John Wagner, MIR.
IA Mrs David Reeves, Samuel ]. Reeves NAL
aim Farmer, william II. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs
n Heckscher, Mr. and Mrs William Rolin,
warren F. Martin, Upton Sullivan and the
Misses Deans.
A dinner will be given tonight for William j.
dIothier NJ. r. II. of the Pickering Hunt Club,
Nv members of the club The members who
vIIl attend will include George Brook 3D., Ed
yard Florens Rvnus, Malcolm Farmer, Clyde
Hambright, C. Mahlon Kline, Hunter Lucas,
Norman Roosevelt Mcclure, Robert Leaning
Montgomery, Warren T.. Martin, Andrew w.
Porter, Robert II. Page, Samuel j. Reeves.
william NJ, Reeves, Jr., John J. Sullivan Frank
q Thomson, James r. Tindle, John Wagner.
r.. Alexander c. Yarnall. Horace Bnney Hare
and Louis C. Clark, Jr.
large number of luncheon parties occupied
tables at the Bellevue-Stratford yesterday after
noon before the Orchestra concert. Mrs. James
Anders entertained, as did Mrs. George Hor-
ace Lorimer, Mrs. Joseph B. Mccall, Mrs w II.
Tevis HUM, Mrs. Henry Passavant Mrs. Fred
erlck w. English, Hugh M. North, Jr., of Ian
caster; Mrs. Paxson Deeter. Miss Edith Evans,
Mrs. Edwin G. Close, Miss Clara Woodward,
Dr. and Mrs. r. Walter Starr and Mrs Daniel
B. WentS.
Among those who attended the dance at tho
Huntingdon Valley Country Club last night
we're Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Whitaker Mr.. and
Mrs. ohm Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Harold B. Mac
arland, Mr.. and Mrs. James P. MacFarland
Mr.. and Mrs. James MacFarland, Jr.. Mr. and
Mrs. Morton II. Fetterolf, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
G. Dimond, Miss Henrietta Dimond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Boyle, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cross, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph s. Bunting. Miss
Buch, Miss Brown, Ralph Souder, Allan Butler
and Edward Weihenmayer.
Mrs. Albert Brown, of Wyncote road, Wynn
cote, entertained at u children's party yester-
day afternoon in honor of her little daughter,
Miss Betty Browns fourth birthday.
Mrs. William ]. Baird entertained at luncheon
today in honor of her daughter Miss Uytendale
Baird, at her home S12 Pine street. There were
20 guests present, including Miss Mary e. Boh-
len, Miss Sophie S. C. Baker, Miss Elizabeth
Brinton, Miss L. Grace Brewster Miss Eleanor
Bryant, Miss Esther j. Bochman, Miss Barbara
Benson. Miss Agnes Brockie. Miss Edith Earle,
Miss Barbara Boyd. Miss E. Pauline Denckla,
Miss Jane Eberett. Miss Katharine Eberett,
Miss Marie L. w. FAIRIES, Miss CorInne B. Free
man, Miss Margaretta F. Foltz, Miss Elizabeth
w Griffith, Miss Maria T. Graham, Miss Marion
D, Grant, Miss Louise S. Grey, Miss Katharine
Hunter, Miss Helose NJ Halsey, Miss Kath-
arine Hancock. Miss Lois l.. Jackson, Miss Jean
Van V. Jolne, Miss Emile T. Kennedy, Miss
Eleanor Longstreth Miss Alfredo c. Lewis,
Miss Elene Martin. Miss F. Valentine Mitchell,
Miss Helen l.. Marshall, Miss Mary II. Merrlck,
MISS Martha T. McAllister Miss Lisa Norris,
MISS Gertrude Pancoast Miss Caroline H. Penn
berton, Miss Edith N. Page, Miss Margaret
hemak Miss Frances A. Randall, Miss Mary L..
ecul, Miss Carolyn Sheppard, Miss Mildred
sheppard, Miss Christine II. Stockton. Miss
Anita Marjory Taylor. Miss Hannah c.. Wright
MISS Margaret NJ, Perot, Miss Theodore *.
Lille, Miss Betty Scott, Miss Eleanor S. Vogels
and Miss Marie B. Wright.
This week, the most solemn one of the Sc of
me year, will see the close OF the Lenten period
OF 1915. The sewing. Bible and reading classes
mat have held sway will be more or less cast
aside for the usual gaieties in the never-endins
swirl Of society's fads and fancies after this
week Among the few entertainments. how
ever Will be the dinner on Monday which Mr..
ana Mrs Langdon Mitchell will give in their
nome 2S2o De Lancey place, in honor Of their
laughter Miss Valentine Mitchell. who will be
0ne OF the next seasons debutantes
Every day sees the return of those who have
osen at the southern points on Tuesday Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Brown. Miss RosalIe Dolan
and Miss Ellen Mary Cassatt will arrive home
rom their stay in Aiken,
On Wednesday Miss Helen Gormley will en-
'eftain at dinner at her home. 727 Lincoln Drive,
y honor of Miss Evelyn Harrington and John
a. Holton, whose marriage will take place on
April g.
in the afternoon Mrs w. K. Smith will hold
charity card party in the Delmar- Morris
Apartments. the proceeds OF which will be given
. the needy of the northeastern section OF
he city,
Thursday night dance will be given in the
hladelphia Cricket Club by DR., and Mrs.
lhomas s. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs Alban
savenson.
NOW that spring has come, soclety's fancy
urns to outdoor sports. and on Saturday the
lfst OF the racing events will be held at the
fhltemarsh Hunt Club. In the evening dim
ef viii be given by Mrs. Edward L, Harring-
on In her home. 123 Upsal street, Germantown.
Or the wedding party OF her daughter. Miss
.seiyn Harrington whose marriage to John NJ.
iol'on win take place on April 8.
eeorse ]. Harding will give a dinner to his
shers that evening