Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-15

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SNOW. Of queen Lane Manor,
M .o,nces the engagement OF her
.s,.r. Miss Anna lie conte snow
daughter of the late Mr.. David
~ this city, to Mr.. Ferdinand
Bi'Om poternotte, son of Mr. and Mrs.
ias'op paternotte, Of Brussels, Bel
fsm. 49, c,ar,os Rowland enter
~ :, dinner last night in honor OF
~. snow and Mr. Paternotte'
o,ements were announced this
Two .het Of Miss Elizabeth Cart
nornlnss laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
ergnN u'sarIwriqht. to Mr.. w. Steven
RogeIs a. and Miss Mildred Gould Pat
fon bIVsstter of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
ion, "a" 81 10Th and Spruce streets, and
Patton, K Cartwright, brother OF
W he,m hee,artvrieht MIR. Brogden is
Ais % Mrs, Alexander Randall Ches-
houlst. chestnut HILL with whom he has
icp, a,onpIng since coming to this city
I'm the Eastern shore
Anne Adams will give a linen
MISS ,odav in honor of Miss Augusta
.,on !nOnn whose wedding to Mr.. Wilbur
Mv nnvis will take place next month
b ~, adams will be one of Miss New
Ssr's bridesmaids.
a. ard Mrs George Fling and MISS
~, Fling. of Germantown, have taken
~ their residence at Arden tor lhe Su"'-
ner
,n,s Emily sartain returned Friday
,.ar washington, where she altenueu
,hs conference of the American reuera-
don Of Arts.
N.xt week will he given over largely TO
,r,.of.door affairs for charity, The long
ssnected flower market VIII be nelu Oh
Wsdnesday, and there VIII be tne S''
,fs,.ba,a House benefit this week also.
Wondsy will not be q busy day In any
.s' Int the evening will see n jolly
...v,d NJ persons at the Merton Cricket
,r,h in Hayerford, for the bachelors
masked dance.
Tho greater part Of Tuesday will be
,.ssn I'm by the fete to be given on the
lawns of the Samuel f. Houston estate
4 81 Martins, Chestnut Hill. The ar
,.,r Il under the auspices of the Delta
Kama Psi Fraternity, and the proceeds
IN be devoted to help maintain the
oopntry house of st. Martha's at west
rbester. In the evening charity dance
v,l be given by society of Chestnut Hill
N the Philadelphia Cricket club. Ihe
dance will be preceded by a minstrel
chow, In which a number OF well-known
men will participate and the proceeds VIII
n devoted to the Hahnemann Hospital.
tuesday is also the receiving day of
Mrs William o. Griffith, of Iverton.
Chestnut Hill, and luncheon will be
siyen in honor of Miss Kathleen Dennis
Icn whose engagement was announced
recently to Mr. Donald w. Kent.
late in the afternoon a meeting and
Tea will be held by the president and
board of directors of the Philadelphia
Orchestra in the BellevueStratford.
In the evening a musicale will be given
by Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Voorhees,, of
Colony House, Elkins Park, at $3.50.
Providing "Old Sol" will shine forth his
bishtness on Wednesday, the second an
haal flower market will be held in Ritten-
house Square OF course, every one will
ge some selling and many, tbs hoped
bnyng There will be all sorts and con-
dtlons OF flowers, from the huge potted
tants to and 1O-cent ones. from orchids
% the modest violets, to say nothing of
pigeons, birds and pets. There will also
hluncheon, lemonade. fresh country but
Ter and eggs. And Ice cream will be
Served during the afternoon.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Elkins, Jr., OF Chelten House, Elkins
Park, will entertain at dinner in honor
Of Miss Marie Louise Wanamaker, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker,
whose engagement to Mr. Gurnee Mum,
oi Washington. was announced yesterday.
An Informal discussion on suffrage will
lake place that day at the home of Mrs.
Cement A. Griscom, Haverford.
Miss Marjorie Taylor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Roland L. Taylor, will entertain
a a luncheon and Geological Garden
party on Friday.
Mrs William Ellis Scull will give n
laneheon at her home, Leighton Place,
yYerbrook, in honor of the New York
branch OF the Junior Colonial Danes of
america, and dinner will be given by
NJ. and Mrs. Thomas Newhall of the
Old Place, THAN, Pa, in honor of Miss
vary Wood Baily. debutante daughter
y an. and Mrs. Charles Winter Baily.
LATER In the evening a dance will be
sNen by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Custis
harrison, Jr, at their country place,
Sslhuekswood, Villanova. Before the dance
sh and Mrs. Robert l.. Montgomery,
Y Ardrossan, Rosemont, will entertain
q dinner.
IN saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey T.
esHen OF 27S South 23d street, will en-
ssftaih at dinner at the PHILADELPHIA
vsglnuy s,Ay Club in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
tn,aler Warlng Hopkinson. Mrs. Hop
sa.o fssson VIII be remembered as Miss Anna
.,,a esce woodruff The party will later
'ssnu sa lhe regular club dance.
r. .nat evening also Mrs Walter Jackson
ssSsuiaan ssan WIN give small dance at the
Mlss Slun In honor OF her daughter,
@lss Corinne Borden brennan The
ssssA sss Will include only the members of
Il graduating class of Miss Irwin's
csse,ts annual meeting of the PHILADELPHIA
csstsssr OF the United Daughters of the
ss,ssseraey VIII be held on Monday
sessaaoh at 2:SO o'clock. Election OF
eosea.. and delegates TO the national
Place 'oh IN San Francisco will take
sAsn,. Frederick Oates. president of the
-sp'er' win preside. '
chestna1 t,n' Mrs' Alexander II. Lane, of
q thelr an, IN, announce the engagement
Lane - uss.ushter' Miss Mildred Hanseil
As~ York. iii'es johnston OF
boz ns nary Converse will entertain a
psFfar-y fsy at the Savoy Opera Company