Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-05

20 AND MRS. JOHN GILBERT will en-
MI ,..,oin at an Informal dinner and field day
49, ron their home at Rydal. Sunday,
....snsFv a. in honor of Miss Margaret Grocer
=. and sidney Errington Martin, whose en-
.,snt was recently announced.
"a Mrs. Samuel Frederick Houston en-
,.,noa IN a box party last night. Their
.,s we're Miss Charlotte Harding Brown,
~. ,,,reinia Roberts and A. Alexander Mercer
Bddle Jr
,ba invitation Of Mrs. 70. T. stotesbury,
.nmber Of students of the School Of Design for
.9-.-s., Yesterday visited her home to view the
famous collection of pictures and other art
~ The collection includes a number OF
s,c,arss Of the old English portraiture schools,
I. yell as the older masterpieces.
,f-s stotesbury also showed the members Of
~ class in design her beautiful specimens of
embroidery and hand-drawn linens Included
4. ,he party, in addition to the students, were
..verai teachers, directors of the school and
,nss Emily Sartain, the principal.
ma Indoor Horse Show, the dates for which
.h April 22 90 and a. promises to eclipse
sxblbitlons Of previous years, for the committee
\, charge of the arrangements has not only
.dded one day to the affair, but has announced
Ilhat the ring in the Third Regiment Armory
viii be longer and wider than in former years.
rhe dates we're fixed early this year so that
thew would not conflict with the dates of the
Rrooklyn show which will be held April Is. IS
and H. The benehclaries will be the Samaritan,
Ioneolorlc, Garrettson, American and Babies
Hospitals, and in addition. the Polytechnic Hos
|ptal
Mrs. Walter Hancock is chairman of the COM
mittee. which includes Mrs. Robert Kelso Cas-
'satt, Mrs. Percy NJ. Chandler, DIR. Laura Car
nell Mrs. Herbert l.. Clark, Mrs. William J.
'clothier Mrs Charles A. e. Goldman. Mrs. I. w.
'Hoingshead, Mrs. Wilmer Krusen. Mrs. John
P. Holllnssworth, Mrs. Thomas Mexican, Mrs
William S. Newcomet, Mrs. John NJ. Patterson,
George Peterson, Mrs. Henry P. Vaux, Miss
.M X. Watmough, Mrs. Paul j. Snyder.
Miss Dorothea Miller. daughter of Mrs j.
Horace Miller, of Moore, is visiting the Misses
Mccullough at their home in New Bedford,
Mass.
The dinner which had been planned for Mon
day night by Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Duane in
honor of Miss Cornelia Carter Leidy and Miss
Anna Massey HecNscher has been postponed
.untIl after Eeaster, as Mrs. Duane is suffering
from neurltls
a meeting of the dancing class arranged by
srs Ralph Stewart, Mrs. ]. Cotton Deal, Mrs.
Walter Hancock, Mrs. Rowland c. Evans and
.hrs Thomas Shalcross will be held next Fri
day at the Rittenhouse. The class will also
meet on Friday, March 70.
q Mr. and Mrs. Langdon e. Mitchell, of 2320 De
Lancey place, will entertain at dinner in honor
pt Mr.. and Mrs. Robert sturgis Ingersoll to-
blight
The marriage Is announced of George Taber
ashton, formerly of Swarthmore, and Miss
Mary A. Mstelsk of Buffalo. N Y. The cere-
nony was performed the 10th of January in
hs North Presbyterian Church of Buffalo by
he Rev. Dr. Dickinson Owing to a very re-
ent death in the family of the bride the we'd
ling occurred some time earlier than was
Originally planned, and only immediate rela-
iges were present. Mr., Ashton is a graduate
af Cornell University, class of 1872 and the bride
g musician of some distinction.