Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-11
FOR THE HARVEST
FETE ARE WELL UNDER WAY
Large Number of Matrons Will Give Their Time and
Money to Aid the Harvest Home Fete to
Be Given on October Id

<.-ou WILLIAM r. PHILLER, Mrs.
<M Gardner Cassatt, Mrs. A. Won
'.-,oth. Mrs. william Paul Morris
II, tsaac Ciothier. Jr.. and Mrs. Mat
~. randall are among the members Of
4 .,,ou,ttee arranging for the Harvest
-. Fete scheduled TO be held on
|....,.r a. at "walmarthon," the resi-
. .ee Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles S. Wal
|.- Al 81. David's. A number OF subcom-
.,s,ses have been arranged and several
.tr.hes and ORGANIZATIONS along the
l,- tne have Identified themselves with
4t 80 which promises to be among the
-.sst and most successful affairs ever
-s N this section. A novel and cx-
.f,,,eiv attractive entertainment Is being
.'.,,od There will be a moving-plcture
"a, and afternoon tea Will be served,
. Z, Eli az supper at the Log Cabin. Mrs.
e.,ree Brinton will be among those at The
/ |soccro booth. and Mrs. Isaac Clothler,
II. Mrs. John Kent Kane and Mrs.
|a,oree 3 starr will preside at the flower
|hccth. gypsy camp will be among the
features and "sure-enough gypsy VIII
-.Slct the future TO all those brave
lsa,eh 10 seek her services. Among
..ssrs who are interested in the success
"a me fete and are working for II are
|frs Harold Freeman, Mrs. Walter
|~byvstie. Mrs Mahlon Hutchinson, Mrs.
II Howard Clarke. Miss Anne Hampton,
|.r-s William Baker Whelen, Mrs. Cole
.,sn Peace Brown, Mrs. Clarence w.
|Dolan. Mrs. Archibald ]. Barklie Mrs.
Fsmes Francis Sullivan, Mrs. Charles B.
|ffnrose and Mrs. Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Mrs. George r. Packard, Of the Mead
L.. u
|<eeks at Saranac Inn, in the Adirondaclts,
Lrtertained at dinner last evening, in
&onor Of her guest, Mrs. Parker S.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs p. Hollingsworth Morris,
IN Solitude, Villanova. accompanied by the
|,ev. Joseph Paul Morris. are at Notre
Dame du Lac, Canada, for a stay of
Heveral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Williams and Miss
|eladys Williams, who have been spending
HE summer in Devon, have returned to
|,her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Wilson and
|her daughter. Miss Hope Wilson, of VIII
|hnova, left on Thursday for a sojourn
Ia several weeks at the White Sulphur
|springs, West Virginia.
Mrs George ID. Widener is one of the
|patronesses for the dramatic entertain
|nent to be given in Newport on Sep
|tember 15 for the benefit of the Now
England Italian Relief Fund. which was
originally planned to be held at the resi-
|6ence OF Mrs John j. Mason. but was
later transferred to the Freebody Park
Theatre, because Of the enormous ticket
hale A wonderfully attractive program
has been arranged, including a scene from
Romeo and Juliet, a scene from "If I
Were King" and a comedietta entitled
|eThe Importance Of the Creature"
pr and Mrs. Henry X. billiard have re-
burned from Eagles Mere and are at their
home, 2S4 South Goth street. Their chill
|1fen will remain at Eagles Mere with
|lnctor billiards. mother until later In
Pc autumn.
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Eshner and their
daughters have returned to their home,
<ns Spruce street, after spending the
|lmmer in Atlantic City.
Mr. David Anderson, of SO owen ave-
Iue. Lansdowne, announces the engage
|ment Of his daughter. Miss Pauline Run
Non Anderson, to Mr.. Allen Kane. of
|Ridley Park