Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-23
DEBUTANTE PLANS FOR COMING
SEASON ARE IN THE MAKING
M. and Mrs A. H. SterreH WN Introduce Tb, Da,u,,.
October'-Vorious Summer Plans D''9'''e' "

one OF the latest to announce her in
..ption Of becoming a debutante in the
autumn Is Miss Mildred sterrett, the
ssrvbter of MIR and Mrs. A. II Sterrett,
~ In tJpsai street, Germantown Miss
etsrrett will probably be introduced at
large dinner dance at the Mannheim
~r,ctet Club In October Mr.. and Mrs
etsrrett and their daughter will not occJ-
~ their bungalow at Chelsea this sum-
sssr but have decided Instead to make
sbort trips and weekend visits during the
GUNNER.
Miss Jean c. Bullitt entertained In
snrmallv at dinner last night at her home
IN Torresdale. Covers were laid for u
guests.
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Walton of Cynwyd,
announced the engagement Of her daugh-
az Miss Edith Thompson Walton. to Mr.
Pltchie II. Smith, of Princeton, today. at
luncheon at her home on Bryn Mawr
Among the guests we're Mrs. Edwin
punwoody, Mrs. Henry Hunt, Mrs.
wavne w. Light, Miss Louise Smith, Miss
Rsna Faunce, Miss Del Macan and the
Misses Ristlne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick wistar Morris
and their family, of Dundale. Villanova
have taken a cottage at Ventnor. which
they will occupy for the summer about
the first of July.
Mrs, James Lee Shelton. who motorod
A wilmington with Mrs. Thomas j. Bar
Ger and Mrs Thomas b. Sims to attend
fhe Patterson-B Berl wedding on Satur-
day, left there for her home in Wash
inEton.
The Rev. Percy j. Brown, formerly
canon OF the Cathedral at st. Louis, and
Mrs. Brown have taken a cottage at
Avalon for the summer. Mr.. Brown, who
Is British subject, is expecting a call
to the front.
Mr.. David Porter Guest will arrive in
this city on Monday, stopping at the Rit-
tenhouse several days, en- route to his
home in Washington after having taken
his entrance examinations for the Shelf
field School at Yale. Mr., Guest is related
to the Pleasanton family. in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuart Wurts OF
Clarkson avenue and Wister street, have
as their guest Mrs Augustus oliver, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. Edward Fetterolf. of Philadelphia,
was the guest last weeh of Mr. James y.
Black. of Okonnickon Farm, Jobstown,
M.
Mrs wellington Bird, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Decatur Large, at their home on Church
lane, Germantown.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb ]. Milne, Jr.. of
N29 Walnut street, have gone to Oswego,
Cooperstown, N. Y, to spend the sum
mer. They are accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Marguerite Milne.
L.
sephlne Bonk, of Brooklyn, to Mr.. Charles
Miss Bonks parents. Mr.. Wolf is chief
machinist of the battleship Michigan
which has been stationed at League
Island FOR some time past.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Louis C. Wash
burn, 317 South 18th street, and their
daughters. Miss Helen Washburn and |
Miss Henrietta Washburn, have returned |
from Princeton, N. j., where they occu- |
pied a house, together with the Rev. DR.. |
George p. Stewart, dean of the Auburn |
Theological Seminary, during the com
fnencement exercises of Princeton Uni |
yersity, Doctor Washburn's son, Mr.. |
Louis NJ. Washburn, was prominent !
member of the graduating class, as was
the son of Doctor Stewart
wllfred Powell, the British Consul in
cottage at Avalon, N j., which they will
shortly occupy for the summer,
Invitations have been issued by DIR. |
and Mrs, John Crawford Greenewalt, of
ChamhersburS Pa, for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Margaret Sharp
Greenewalt to Mr. William Uric Cross
on Thursday evening, July S, at o'clock,
Miss Greenewalt has number of friends
IN this city, having been a student at
the Schoonl of Industrial Art several
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pepper Norris
VIII leave their country place at West
Chester July l and go to Camp Abeee,
Me-, for the remainder of the summer,
Mr. and Mrs. John Cliff Vert, of 1O2
FERRY street, Danville, Pa, formerly of
ms city. entertained in honor of the
birthday anniversary of their daughter
Miss Dorothy Bernadotte Vert.