Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-02
AN ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST
ANNOUNCED IN TORRESDALE
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson Announce Their Daughters
Betrothal to Mr. Downing-Miss Warden's
Receiving Party-Other Affairs

MIR. AND MRS. HENRY d. PATTER-
lNl SON. OF Torresdale. announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss Mae
Duross Patterson, TO Mr.. Spencer b.
Downing, son Of Mrs. Robert w. Down
ing. of 1924 Locust street.
Mrs. william NJ. Runk, OF Haverford
Court. Haverford. announces the be-
trothal of her daughter. Miss Edith Hol-
sey Runk, to Mr.. J. Thomas Ligget, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard b. Ligget, of 1886
South 18th street. Miss Runk Is the sis
ter Of Miss Evelyn S. Runk. Mr.. Marshall
II. Runk, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ten Brock
Runk and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bancroft
Runk Mr.. Ligget is a member of the
Merton Cricket Club.
One of the most attractive OF the
debut parties to be given this fall will
be the dancing tea for Miss Agnes
Brockie. to be given by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. william G.. Warden, OF Red
Gate School House lane, on Saturday,
October 16. The receiving party will in
clude Mrs. William G. Morgan, Mrs.
William Brockie, Mrs. William Gray
Warden Miss G. Eleanor Pepper Miss
Theodore X. Lille, Miss Sarah c. Neil
son. Miss Mariana w. Gowen, Miss Eliz-
abeth Norris, Miss Madeline Carey, Of
Tuxedo; Miss Elizabeth w. Downs Miss
Sarah Franklin and Miss Elizabeth Grif-
fths. dinner dance for SO guests will
follow the tea
Mrs. Charles b. Wright has issued in
vitations to a tea, which will be given
on Wednesday afternoon, october 20,
from 4 until Z. at her home in St. Mar
tins, to introduce Miss Mary Eleanor
Bohlen. The card of Miss Bohlen's
mother. Mrs. woodville Bohlen, is in
closed
The marriage of Miss Edwina Elkins
Bruner to c. A. Heckscher Wetherill will
be solemnized in this city next Saturday
instead of Elkins, w. Va, as was for
merly planned. The ceremony will be
held at noon in ST. James Protestant
Episcopal Church, 22d and Walnut streets.
The change in the plans was occasioned
by the illness of one of the servants In
the household at Elkins Mrs. William
Gamer wlederseim, Miss Bruner's mother.
was advised by physicians to postpone
the wedding for few days, but rather
than Inconvenience her guests, who had
made preparations for the affair, Mrs.
wiederseim decided to have the wedding
here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Masters Camac,
who have been passing the summer at
Bar Harbor, Me-, will return the middle
Of October to their home, 2l3l Walnut
street.
The Compass Auction Club. conducted
by Mrs. George A. Brooke, at the New
Century Club, 124 South 18th street., will
resume its meetings on Monday morning,
November l. The class will meet every
Monday morning during the winter.
Mrs. William Townsend Wright, Mrs.
Reno Guillou Hare, Mrs. Theodore -.
Wiedersheim, Mrs. William Carmalt Scull
Miss Mary L. Scull. Mrs. Sheldon Catlin,
Miss Adeline L. Fisher Pepper, Miss
Marian Mulford, Miss Eugenia Law, Miss
Elizabeth Carpenter, Miss Eleanor s.
Carpenter Miss Elizabeth S. Myers, Miss
Marian Myers and Miss Elizabeth b.
Montgomery are among the committee
appointed to assist Mrs. Thomas I. wat
son for the dance to be given in connec-
tion with the harvest home fete to be
held at walmarthon. the residence of Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles. S. Walton at st
David's on Thursday, October IA. The
dance will be given on the broad piazzas
surrounding the house. which VIII be
elaborate decorated with a fancifui
scheme of illumination.I
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson Curtin
who have been motoring through the
. .Wnlte mountains, nave iStuihSh "''N -
occupying Brentwood, their country place
at Rosemont tfor the early autumn, where
they will shortly have as their guest their
daughter, Irs. Lawrence ]. Drengle' OF
MorristoVh, N. ].
A delightful supper and dance will be
given tonight at the attractive MOTOR
boat Clubhouse on the Schuylkill River
by Mr.. and Mrs. e. Clark Rawlins, OF
Roxborough About 40 guests Will De
present, and the decorations will be un-
usually attractive. Beautiful Variegated
roses will decorate the tables, while
witches hats, cute Mandarin hats with
queue and Japanese parasols attached,
and airship balloons, which when released
from the guests place will hoat around
the room, causing quite little merri-
ment will be among the novel features
The guests will include Mr.. and Mrs:
Frederick C. Newbourgh, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen b. Tily, Mr., and Mrs. Herbert
]. Tily, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kinder MI
and Mrs. j. v. f. Titus, Mr.. and Mrs
william j. Ayres, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
d Long, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seeburger'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Storey Eberbach, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Samuel Stephenson, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Martin P. Glynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Pickford, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin e.
Child, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Charles Parry
Mrs. Anna Lawson, Miss Edith Walton,
Miss Helen Baker, Miss Elsie MiltenA
berger Miss Mabel Miltenberger, Mr'
william Schultz and Mr.. Thomas Maslle.
Despite the clement weather, the
country fair at ansdowne Will be held