Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-25

MI EARLE, Of Crittenden street Chest
uni. have issued invitations for
s.,cs 10 be given in honor of Miss Martha
esa.n,on McAnister daughter Of Mr.. and
-. I rutherford McAllister.
-. and Mrs. James NJ. Stetson an
W. M, tbe engagement Of their daugh-
~ Miss Anita NJ. Stetson, to Mr.. An
~ prsv Argood Cooper, son Of Mr.. J. p.
Cooper Of Rome Ga
Miss selby zell, of Baltimore, spent
.ssek-end as the guest of Miss Alvah
el.rsant on Saturday they attended
~. football game In Princeton. That
MAC Mr. and Mrs Il. Spencer Miller,
y Entertained at dinner in their honor.
among other Baltimoreans who visited
- city over the weekend were Miss
tns.,.,n tns Macoy, who is visiting Miss
Ss.nrgsret Baker. in Germantown; MIR.
ss1n,Iam Chunn visited Mr.. L. Brooke Ed
',ards. and Mr. Richard Orrick and Mr..
rsarlss Roberts were at the Bellevue
stratford
~ James Henry Miller, of l2s East
xrrashineton lane, announces the engage
/ ~er, of his daughter Miss Margaret Mil
,ar 10 Mr.. Russell Monroe Buckley, Of
Germantown.
prs Joseph e. widener gave a lunch
- Yesterday at White sulphur Springs
a honor of Mr.. Francis Roche, of New
York.
Miss Henrietta Sturgls, OF Laburnurms,
rhelten Hills, had as her guest over the
~eek-end Miss Constance Wickersham,
ssuehter Of the Hon. and Mrs George w.
wIckersham, of New York. Miss Wicker
/ sbam will return to her home today.
The opening dansant at the Bellevue
| etratford on Saturday afternoon was
/ most successful affair. The large ball
1 room was outlined with numerous small
4 ,ahles at which were seated a gay throng
4 ~ society folk. The great feature of the
1 sfternoon was the dancing of NJ. Maurice
/ and Miss Walton and two very cunning
/ nttle pupils of Maurice, who danced
4 charmingly together.
number of person arrived late after
The football game, and the ballroom was
4 allied with dancers. Mrs. May Temple,
who conducted the oansants last year,
! Is again in charge of these very success
4 ful affairs.
Among those noticed on Saturday were
Mrs Ernest du Pont, Mrs. Henry Drinker
Riley, Miss Fannie VAIN, Mrs. Alfred
Barker, Mrs. Edward Trotter, Miss Dor
otAy Dinsmore. Miss Sara Blackburne,
n A guest Oh MIS-. Odlnuel +. ttunn, MISS
I Frances Watts, Mrs. j. Franklin Sharp
/ less and her motner Mrs James Mauran
1 Rhodes Baron de Geer of Brussels; Mrs.
L Thomas c. Latta, Miss Elizabeth Latta,
1 Miss Margaret Latta, Miss Mabel Brlce,
l Mr. Frederick Brice
/ Miss Margaretta Dixon Myers and Miss
1 Sarah Sergeant Myers, daughters of Mr..
1 and Mrs w Hayward Myers, will be the
4 quests Of honor at a small dance which
1 Mr. and Mrs. Hoxie Harrison Smith will
1 give this evening.
4 Mrs Robert w. Downing will entertain
1 ii luncheon today at her home, 1924 Lo-
1 Gust street, in honor of her guest, Mrs.
! Stephen Gerteen, Of Boston.
1 The melodramatc movies will be given
l today at the Arcadia for the benefit OF
4 the Charlotte Cushman Club.
4 Mrs. Francis X. Dercum will give a
4 luncheon today in honor of her daughter,
L Miss Mary DeHaven Dercum.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wright Rudderow
4 are occupying their new home on Llanfair
l road, Ardmore. Mrs. Rudderow will be
4 Iemembered as Miss Katharine w. Nell
Il eaine prior to her marriage last May
1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards, formerly
I Of Dd Locust street, have closed their
l cottage at Bay Head and have opened
1 their house in the suburbs of Whining
4 ton where Mr.. Edwards is now connected
1 With the du Pont Powder Company. Mrs.
/ /. NJ. Edwards has also left Bay Head,
and has opened her town house, at 2ll9
4 Locust street.
. Mr. and Mrs. William e. Arey and Miss
4 Pauline Arey have left Ventnor and
opened their town house, at 22lS Locust
/ street.
l MT. and Mrs. Stanley Macdonald Smith,
Mount Hope. will open their house at
hosemont about the first of November.
Nc. Smith will be remembered as Miss
taroline Franklin, of Lancaster, a niece
Mr. and Mrs. William Bull Franklin, OF
"A Ardmore.
Mrs. Perry Hurd, of Cleveland. o., has
iesurned to her home, after having Wis
l.eq her mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell, 5S44
nayne avenue, for several weeks Mrs
hard was Miss Dorothy Campbell before
ttf marriage.