Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-04

NONG today's events VIII pe tine tea whlch
"A Mrs. Horace Keen Of Keen House, win
- TO the chaperones of her undertaking
s lanes T. Halsey will receive the guests
"a rresent them to Mrs Keen and her part
s courtney Campbell, Jr. Mrs Thomas b.
s,.,s will preside at the tea table.
rno formal opening of Keen House, which
.i,,,.ted In the Jones wister house, 1919
.sy.1nut street, will be held tomorrow after
.n for those who have received cards. from
I,so until $40 o'clock.
ar. Thomas II. Fenton and Mrs. ]. B. W,
,,,aI.oh of 1919 Spruce street, win be at home
wednesdays in January after o'clock. No
cards have been sent out
,o,o the guests at the Merton Cricket
r,nh dinner r-dance on Saturday night were Mr.
80 Mrs William b. Franklin, Mrs. " N.
r,ar Mrs Ronald Barlow, Miss Mary McCabe,
"A go uarenret McCabe, Miss Alice McCabe
s,,., PHYLLIS Walsh, Miss Elizabeth Kennedy,
s,, r,or lille Miss Katherine Tenney, Miss
,haodora Lille, Miss Eugenia Barrie, Miss
A,n, Mary walthour, Miss Margaret Davis,
Niles katherine ogden, Miss Alva Sergeant,
J.r,es Alexander Boyd, Jr., Samuel Cooper,
IL Thomas A. Robinson, Wayne Robinson,
viIIian, Davis, Nathaniel Davis, Henry Norris
Adoms Frederick Roy, Robert Gilman Spencer,
s peHennevilie Bell, Henry Tucker, Charles p.
y,o,ds Ludwig Clifford Lewis, George Bartol,
1. Brooke Edwards, Edward M Edwards
yomes Caverly Newlan, Jr., Philler Lee Alden
yobnson. Edward johnson and Charles Wetter.
Miss Louise Black of Princeton N. j., who
h,s been visiting Miss Sarah Nelson at 1926
pine street, has returned to her home.
The next dinner-dance of the Huntingdon
will tolfa pIo m
sven,ng. January 10. A number of the mem
hers will entertain at dinner prior to the dance.
rba same evening Henry Miller Watts will
entertain the Board of Directors of the club
& at dinner.
Miss Bispham and Miss Marie S. Bispham
have issued invitations for matinee party
ON wednesday, January 20, In honor of their
nleces Miss Eleanore Bispham, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Blspham, and Miss Bar
bara Bspham, daughter of Captain Harrison
Bispham Tea will follow at the Bellevue
Gtratford.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs James K. Davis
of Glen Riddle will be glad to know that their
little daughter Miss Agnes Carson Davis, who
hasbeen Ill for several weeks with scarlet fever,
\ Is convalescng.
Mrs Benjamin Janney Rudderow will re-
osive informally after o'clock at her home,
$50 South 23d street, until Lent. No cards have
been sent out.
,tMr. and Mrs, Louis LIE Roy Hepburn have re-
turned from their wedding trip, which was spent
\ In the West Indies, and spent last week with
Mrs, Hepburns parents. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis H.
Adler, at the Belgravia. They left yesterday
for their home, near Reading, Pa.
Mondays in January are popular days FOR
informal receiving. Among those who will be
Rt home today are Mrs. e. T. Stotesbury of 1925
Walnut street; Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxie Harrison
Smith of 2o25 Locust street The card Of Ed
ward L. Clark was inclosed in the invitations.
Mrs. John Lyman Cox, of 1895 Spruce street,
Mrs j. lowering Jones and Miss Jones.
Mrs. Edward F. Beale and Miss Hope Truxtun
Beae, Of 12O South 22d street. and Mrs. Fred
erick Prime and the Misses Prime of 1908
Spruce street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weart of Palmyra, N
j. announce the engagement of their daughter
Miss Frances Weart, and Alfred Wilkinson, OF
West Philadelphia. No date has been set for
the wedding