Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-14
DANCES AND VARIOUS AFFAIRS
ARE PLANNED FOR THE WINTER
Dance to Be Given in Honor of the Misses Myers-Mss
n Eleanor Werner Plans for Her Receiving
N Party-Halloween Party

MR.. AND MRS HoX1E HARRISON
1tl SMITH will give small dance on
Monday evening. October 26. in honor Of
Miss Marearetta Dixon Myers and Miss
Sarah Sergeant Myers debutante daugh-
tsrs OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Hayward
Myers.
Miss Eleanor Hampton Werner. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William X Werner,
Of Wayne. will be introduced at a tea
which her parents win give at their town
house. 20S Spruce street, on Monday Mo-
vember % instead of on November "a at
the Acorn Club. which was at first
planned
The receiving party will include Miss
Margaret Davis. Miss Margaretta Dixon,
Miss Sarah Sergeant Myers. Miss Chris
tine II. stockton, Miss Margaret onder-
donk Remak, Miss Martha Thornton Nc
Allister. Miss c. Eleanor Pepper, Miss
Caroline Sheppard, Miss Mildred Shep-
pard, Miss Barbara Mifflin Boyd, Miss
Margaret NJ. Perot, Miss Helen l.. Mar
shall. Miss Mary l., Scull, Miss Theodore
Keith Lille, Miss Gertrude l.. Pancoast.
Miss A. Marjory Taylor, Miss Frances
w. Scott. Miss Corinne b. Freeman, Miss
Helen Gleason, Miss Esther Bochman,
Miss Louise s. Grey. Miss NJ. Claire
Spemser and Miss Marion Button.
A supper and informal dance will follow
WVT. lno TNCtlNhb boANg ohN oNNANNheNa
men guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner will give small
dance on Monday December 20, at the
Acorn Club.
Mr.. and Mrs William w. Filter will
give a Halloween dance at Gulphmont.
their country home in Villanova, in honor
OF their daughter. Miss Rachel Filter,
who is a debutante of this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Emack, of Over
brook will give a dinner on Monday,
October %, for Miss Denore de Prunay
Roussel and her bridal party.
The guests will include Miss Dorothy
Tremaine and Miss Annette Gladlng, of
New York: Miss Margaret Yardley, Miss
Anna b. wetherill. Miss Gladys Hether-
ington, Miss Eleanor Edmonds, Mrs.
Thomas Wallace, of Louisville, KY; Mrs.
Pierson Cummirs, Dayton, o.; Mr.. Morris
Kempton. Mr. Philip Bliss, Of Boston; Mr..
Joseph Ewing, Mr.. Clayton French, Mr..
Albert E. Roussel, Jr., and Mr.. Ralph
Burton, of Charleston, S. c., and Mr..
George H. Earle, Sd.
Mrs. Harold Roberts, of Overlook.
will give a luncheon and bridge on We'd
nesday, October 20, in honor Of Mrs.
Isaac H Shelly, who was Miss Jean
Conrad before her marriage. The addi-
tional guests include Mrs. Paxson Deeter,
Mrs. E. Ross Carter, Miss Helen Austin,
Miss Miriam Clark Kane, Miss Audrey
Kane, Miss Mary Potter, Miss L. M.
Wright, Miss Edith Evans and Miss
Elizabeth Cryer.
II is interesting to know that Mr.. Paul
Kurtz, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Kurtz, of Mannheim street, Germantown,
is driving one of the American Hospital
ampulances in Paris. Mr.. Kurtz, who has
not finished his medical course at the
Harvard Medical School, is so infatuated
with his work and so keenly feels the
crying need of the French people that he
is ,eluctant to return to America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wood, Jr, of
Conshohocken, are being congratulated
upon the birth of daughter, born Tues
day October II. Mrs. Wood was Miss
Phebe Ingersoll Wilmer before her mar
riage.
Miss Eleanor Longstreth, of 1904 Locust
street, will spend the weekend in Anna
polls, Nd, attending the Pennsylvania
Navy football game and also the hop
which will follow II on Saturday night.
Mrs. Conrad s. Grove, of 66O1 Quincy
street, will also motor to Annapolis to
attend the game. She will be the guest
of Mrs. George Louis Thomas Mrs.
Thomas other guests will be Miss Elsie
Darby and Miss Marjorie Thomas.
Miss Madeleine Dahlgren, daughter of
Mrs. Drexel Dahlgren of New York, has
been visiting her aunt and uncle, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Bingham Penrose. Miss
Dahlgren came with Miss Sarah Penrose
when she returned from visiting Mrs.
DahIgren at LenoX, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl b. Putnam and the
Misses Putnam have left Wateryile, N.
Y, and opened their home, 1926 Spruce
street, for the winter Mr.. Alfred Putnam
will return to Harvard.
Parking spaces have been we'll taken
for the 18th annual race meeting of the
Whitemarsh Valley Hunt Club, to be
old Erdenheim track near Chestnut Hill.
This is always one Of the smartest out
door affairs of the fall, and society will
be well represented. Among those who
have already engaged parking spaces are
Mr.. Edward b. Smith, Mr. Henry b.
Coke, Captain Edward b. Cassatt, Mr..
j. Stanley Reeve, Mr.. Richard NJ. Cad
walader. Jr, Mr.. Benjamin Chew, Mr..
Jesse Williamson, I'd, Mr.. w. STANDBY
Stokes. Mr.. Edward Ingersoll, Miss Emily
Barclay, Mr.. William H. Ellis, Mr.. Will
liam G. Warden, Mr.. Richard V. Mattl-
son. Jr., Mr.. Howard III. Henry, Mr.. F..
Wilson Prichett. Mr.. H. Frazer Harris.
Mr.. L. NJ Benson, Jr., Mr.. r. Nelson
Buckley, Mr.. Clement N. Williams, Mr..
c. Bradford Fraley, Mr.. Stevenson Croth-
ers. Mrs Samuel ID. Riddle. Mr. M. r.
Jackson, Mrs. l. T. Starr. Mr.. James c.
Leiper, Jr., and Mr.. Ralph B. Strass-
burger