Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-29

nD ECORATION DAY" coming this
J wear on Sunday a number Of af-
,oirs will be carried over until Monday
!, is usually the closing day of the
nsvon Horse Show and on Monday next
.he show will close with ladies' day
,hs proceeds of which will be devoted
- charity. There will be women judges,
t,umpeters, veterinarians, a womens
.rsss committee and the showing of
horses by women,
1,re. the month of brides, will be
nroperly ushered In on TUESDAY. AT )
a,niock Miss Mary Campbell Norris Will
Sscon,e the bride of Mr. Benjamin b.
pSa,h. Jr. The ceremony will take place
~ The home of the brides grandmother,
Wrs Alexander ID. Campbell, OF 1922 Pine
street. -.,,,,, ,,,..
10 daughter of Mrs. William REIN
ws,ton. of Chestnut Hill, will become
tha bride of Mr. John Humphreys
s,n1er Jr. of Boston. The ceremony
viii be performed by the brides uncle,
the Rev John La Fargo, of beonards-
tnwn, Md In the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Morgan Hebnrd, also OF
The wedding of Miss Emily Dorothy
Taylor. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
e,erllnr Taylor will take place to Mr..
cIIfford B. Hawley, of Chestnut Hill.
The marriage OF Miss Frances Peck,
daughter of Mr.. staunton Bloodgood
peck, of Germantown, and Mr.. Vivian H.
rrInston. Of New York, will take place
~ the horne of the brides grandmother,
Mrs. Thomas Peck Ill East 34th street,
New York.
\ -Tuesdav is also the day of the fete to
no given in Latham Park. York road
Nnd CITY Line, for the benefit of the
s IN ,stou Memorial Hospital. There Will
J $Y III kinds of articles for sale, together
z An restaurant and tea garden.
L. Wednesday the wedding of Miss
n Nb Tilgbman Kneedler, daughter OF
AR. and Mrs. Howard b. Kneedler, OF
chestnut Hill, to DR., Alexander Randall,
viii be solemnized in st. Pauls Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, Chestnut HILL
An interesting wedding will take place
,n wilmington, when Miss Madge Car
nanter daughter of Mrs. Walter Samuel
carnenter, will become the bride of Mr..
walter G. Tatnall, Jr The ceremony Will
take place in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rulith NJ Carpenter, Montchanin road,
Wilmington.
Jr son of DR.. and Mrs. Russell II. john
aon of Chestnut Hill, will take place on
Tuesday to Miss Gladys NJ Raves, in
Lisbon, Portugal.
On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Percy II.
rIark will be at home, at Willoughby.
their home in Cynwyd, from 4:30 until
o'clock, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
williams Roberts. Mrs. Roberts VIII be
remembered as Miss Ellanor Thompson.
Mr. Graham Roberts, of the Philadel-
phia Club, will give a stag dinner at the
Radnor Hunt Club.
Mrs, Joseph Priestley Button will give
a garden party at her home, Homewood'
Mt Airy. in honor of her daughter, Miss
Marion Hutchinson Button, on Friday,
Miss sutton will be debutante next
year. -.
A garden party will also be given by
MIR and Mrs Samuel r. Bodine at their
house. Stoneleigh, Nillanova, in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Warden Bodine'
Mrs. Bodne will be remembered as MISS
Angela Forney In the evening Mrs. j.
Gardner Cassatt will give small dinner
dance at Kelso, her country home
Berwyn in honor of her daughter, MISS
Eugenia Kelso Cassatt.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W.
Wear, of Chestnut Hill, will give
small informal dance in honor of their
nieces Miss Nancy Walker, and Miss
Dorothy Walker. of st. Louis, and MISS
Elizabeth Trotter, of Chestnut Hill
The large charity affair for Saturday
will be a garden fete to be given on the
estate of Mrs. Byron P. Moulton in Ard
more.
Mr.. and Mrs Pierce Archer, Jr., OF
cynwyd, will give a dinner and dance at
the Rose Tree Hunt Club on Wednesday
evening, June 8, n honor of Mr.. and
Mrs T. williams Roberts, of Pencoyd
Farm, Bala There will be about 30
guests present. Mrs, Roberts. whose
marriage took place In April. Will be
remembered as Miss Ellanor Thompson.
Members of the graduating class OF
Miss Hills School held their class day
exercises today in the chapel or the
Church of the Covenant, 18th and Spruce
streets. Their guests included the
faculty and the members of the entire
senior school.
Glass officers were also elected this
week and are as follows:
Glass of 1916-Presldent, Miss kath-
leen Johnston; vice president. Miss
Marion Paiste; secretary, Miss Virginia
Lloyd; treasurer. Miss Charlotte Ware.
Glass of 1917-President, Miss Theodore
Eldredge; vice president, Miss Sydney
Mclean; secretary and treasurer, Miss
-tharne Putnam.
SldSS OF lSlo-ffeslueHt, MISS 1ertIuue
Russell; vice president, Miss Elizabeth
Evans; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Eleanor Eldredge.
Glass 1919-President, Miss Edna
Dobb Zee president, Miss Evelyn Price;
secre and treasurer, Miss Lucretia
Hecksener.
Junior School-President, Miss Eliza
beth Mencke.