Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18

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M NELL, Of Highland avenue, Chest
~, Hin. entertained at luncheon yester-
Az IN honor Of Mrs. Clarence wray.
,y.r other guests were Mrs. Edward
pawiand. Mrs. Edward Iungerleh Smith,
,F,s Joseph s. Nen. Mrs. Samuel Hope
r.rnenter, Mrs. George Van Dusen and
MIS-. Peasants
NJ and Mrs Wray will leave next weel,
az Beach Haven, where they will spend
ts summer and on their return will live
N the city.
Mrs Edward =. Allinson, of Haverford.
conft. will entertain informally at dinner
,onorrow night for her daughters Miss
Vsyy Allinson and Miss Marcel Allinson
before the dance at the Merton Cricket
Club.
rJeutenant John Quincy Adams, u. 5.
N G.. and Mrs Adams will entertain the
toltowing guests at birthday dinner in
tonor of Mrs Adams anniversary this
svsnng at the Hotel Adelphia; Bieulen-
spt Adolph b. Miller, y. S. M. c.. and
sirs Miller Miss Miriam Arndt Ardlni
n New York; Captain Edward A. Greene
Ts NJ. c.; Lieutenant Allen I1. Simon
MS NJ c., and Mr.. william s. Adams
n holland Parr, Md
The table will be decorated with a large
Atrthday cake, the centre of which will
sortan a question mark in candles.
Mr. sydney Clark and Miss Frances
Clark will give a supper tonight in
honor of Miss Christine Newhall Clark,
,rbose marriage to Mr.. William p. Will
istts will take place tomorrow.
Miss Nancy C. Coleman, of New York,
rho has been at the Vanderbilt for
few days with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs
n Dawson Coleman, left aboard the Fin
land for a trip through the Panama Canal
u San Francisco, where she will inspect
the Panama Pacific Exposition.
Mrs. c. shillard Smith, who motored
,rou T7duewater Park with party of
friends, arrived yesterday in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. George Q. Horwitz,
vho are spending the spring at their
home In Stanford, will leave the middle
X Iuly for Bar Harbor. Me, where
,bav will spend the summer months;
u will also Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nc
Kean of Glencoe House. Rosemont,
who have taken a cottage for the
mmmer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Chew. OF Glenvale, Radnor, who occupy
their house at the Maine resort other
philadelphians who will leave shortly are
Mss Christine w. Biddle, OF the Blen-
helm; Mr.. and Mrs. Ch" rles b. Wright
of Chestnut Hill: Mr.. and Mrs Henry
r Hatfield, Of 1725 Walnut street, and
Mr. and Mrs Alexander w. Bddle.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph e. Widener and
family. of Lynnewood Hall, EllSins Park,
will leave the latter part of this month
and occupy their cottage at Newport, H.
,rhara thay will sDpn1 the summer.
Mrs. Henry S. Jeanes who spent the
past month at Devon, sailed yesterday for
San Francisco by way of the Panama
Canal She was accompanied by her chill
dren Miss Margaretta Jeanesr Miss Eliza
beth Jeanes, Henry s. Jeanes and Joseph
n Ieanes, Jr., and by Matthew Baird, Sd.
Mrs. Albert Lucas and her son Mr.. AL
bert Hawley Lucas, of 329 South 18th +!
street, will spend the early summer in the
Vest visiting the expositions.
Mrs william Jay Turner, OF School /
house lane, will give an informal musicale |
At her home on Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dale Fitler, of 18th |
and Walnut streets, have taken cottage
At Beach Haven for the summer.
Mrs Emily j. Smith, of 400 South 18th
fireet is spending several weeks with
Hiss NJ. Elizabeth Williams, of Oak Lane
Mrs Nathaniel Burt Miss NJ. Theo-
dora Burt and Miss Edith Burt, of 1901
Walnut street, have closed their house
and are occupying their summer resi-
dsnce in Roxborough. Pa.
Mr. ana ATrs DaIpb Mias
Ann Townsend, of 2O35 De Lancey Place,
have closed their house and are occupy
hg their cottage at York Harbor, Me-,
where they will spend the summer
months.
Miss Marie Louise Wanamaker, who
has been visiting i'm Boston and points in
New England for the last ten days, will
Ieaeh New York today. returning TO her
home in Jenkintown on Saturday.
Mrs. c. Fontaine Maury Leidy of 2l6
south 18th street, will leave the latter
part of the week for a stay of several
eays with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
senn Ridgely, at Hampton" their home
near Baltimore, She will then spend a
,oflnight as the guest of her aunt, Mr.
, featon, at her summer home in
sioueester, Mass, after which she will
SPEND few weeks at Narragansett Pier
Miss Mary Victoria Green. who has
zen at Cedarhurst, L. l.. since the be-
saalng OF May, win spend part OF the
slAaaer In Atlantic City.
u ~ and Mrs William Crawford, OF 2i37
sns street, entertained last evening in
lof or their daughter. Miss Hllda
word who was graduated with hon
s.s sa rom the Catholic Girls High School
saturday The entertainment in
s.s saasa dance followed by a supper. The
ssssls were 90 members of the graduating
80 The decorations were blue and
aAsis' the school colors.
and Mrs, Richard T. McSorley and
eEy are occupying the Dubois cottage.
n ood and Pacific avenues. Wildwood.
= Tor the summer
p.ssll ouneemeRt has been made by Mrs
ss - I'm I. Gummey. of 329 Pelham road. /
80 marriage of her daughter Miss I
r..lis nes A. Gummey, and Mr.. Robert ]
IL n Cope, on Wednesday, May 26 !
81, ar. and Mrs. Cope are residing In ]
sss1 Orange. N. ].
Along the Main Line