Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-06

rrollingsworth, Of 1918 Pine street,
"a tieutenant julien Marks, Of the Brit
"a army took place yesterday In Holy
rrinity Church, London.
elpcs the announcement of Miss Hol-
,,.asvorth's engagement to Mr. Marks
,be fall, she has made two trips to
rsiond where she has been the guest
hh Sfr Marks family Before the war.
y, o.. Marks was a member Of the staff of
~ ~ london Times, but resigned his po-
VIZ VIZ, 10 10 into the army. Miss Hol-
al.Ss,yortb al..y' is a sister of Mr.. Pemberton
iHiiillsii,ngsworth. Mir. John p. Hollings-
inortb and Miss Esther d. p. Holllngs-
worth.
rrhe regular weekly dinner-dance of the
carroantown Cricket Club was held last
I'm MIR and Mrs. Francis b. Bracken
lls,nriained at dinner In honor of Miss
p,stert. of Cincinnati who is at present
~ e,,est of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. or
hard The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
= Rlttenhouse Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
"a & orchard Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Ross
carver, Mr.. Frank IL, Patterson ana Mr
George Fetterman.
o,bsrs who attended the dance were
NJ and Mrs. Ross Pilling, Miss Mildred
Jonestreth, Mr. and Mrs, Boulton Earn
shaw Mr.. Wesley Kurts, Mr.. William
Idsmson, Miss Eleanor Flood, Mr. and
Sfrs Charles Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Tilden. Mr.. Joseph McAleer, Mr..
Frederick Brewster, Miss Elizabeth
prswster. Mr.. and Mrs. John Haighly.
Mrs T.. Howard Weatherly, 1919 Chest
mt street, will give n childrens costume
narty on Saturday evening from until
n O'clock, in honor of her daughter, Miss
Caryl Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan II. Davis, of
oyerbrook, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Mary l.. Davis. to
AIR James II. Work. Jr,, of Lawrence,
LII
MFR. and Mrs Charles Franklin Gragor,
NJ 2T South 45th street announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Helen May Gragor, to Mr.. William War
wick FELTON,, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Henry FELTON,, % 46ll Cedar avenue.
Mrs. Woodville Bohlen, Miss Priscilla
NJ. Bohlen and Miss Mary Il. Bohlen, of
a2l1 St. James place, left yesterday for
Maple Lawn, their home in Chestnut
Hill, where they will spend the month
Of May. Early in June they will go TO
York Harbor Me-, to spend the summer.
Among the Philadelphians who will
70 to Mrs Horace Brooke Burt's Ranch
b c., at Teton, Jackson's Hole, Wyo-
ming, will be DR.. Horace Carncross, of
1908 Spruce street. Miss Mary Holmes
Newlin, Miss Estelle Sanders and Miss
Anita Sanders of 1925 Locust street; Miss
Elizabeth Dercum, 1719 Walnut street;
Miss Eleanor Hopkins and Miss Elise l..
Hopkins, of Chestnut Hill, Pa, and others
prominent in the younger set
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter WarinG Hopkin-
son, who are spending their honeymoon
at the Virginia Hot Springs, We're in this
city for a few days last week. They will
return here the end of next week and
take up their residence at Wayne for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bspham will close
their town house. 2306 De LanCey place,
the first week in June, and will spend the
summer at their cottage in Cape May.
Mrs. Frank Grocer Knowles, of 1918 Pine
street has sent out cards for Saturday
evening" May s. There will be bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Shelton and
their daughter, Miss Helen Shelton, have
closed their town house and are occupy
Ing their country home on Creek road,
near Media They will entertain at the
Rose Tree Meet on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grahame Wood and their
little daughter, Gretchen Wood, of 22l1 St
James place, are spending a couple of
months at their country home at Wawa,
Pa, before going to Jamestown, r. l.,
for July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs John william Brock, John
W. Brock, Jr, Arthur Brock. Jr., Nor
man H. Brock and Richard s. Brock. of
h7 Spruce street have closed their town
house and are occupying their summer
nome, corner of Wyncote and O'Neill |
roads, Wyncote, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frishmuth. of
wib Spruce street, will close their town |
houses In June and go to Cape May, N. j.,
where they have taken a cottage for the |
summer
News has been received from DR.. and |
Mrs' Louis Starr, formerly of Philadel- |
pnia' but who are now in London. Eng |
land' that their son. Dillwyn p. Starr, |
VINO was driving an ambulance for the |
american Hospital in Paris, is now with |
we English Aviation Corps and doing |
praVe and splendid work
Mrs II. II. G. Sharpless. Miss Emma
,an Buren and Miss Eta Van Buren, |
W, WI close their town house on Tuesday, |
slay 10, at lbl East 37th street, New York.
anu spend the summer at their country |
tssiuehee Laburnums, at Chelten Hills, |
MIS- Sharpless will have as her |
guests Mrs, Robert Sturgis and Miss Rita |
Ss,,tuIsis, OF l52 East SSth street. New York.
stss sturgis was one OF this years debu-
s ANTS and many entertainments were
and New York.
ar and Mrs, Thomas l.. Latta, of 1913 |
npsuee street, have taken house at
s ssoh winch they will occupy for the
nnef With their debutante daugh-
80 Siss Elizabeth Latta and Miss Mar
ssss ss' ,Liatta, they will move out on Tues
, @s ldella GTibbel, daughter of Mr..
W. W. hls John Gribbel, of Church road,
sneote, will entertain at luncheon aad
s,iuse on Monday at 10 o'clock i'm honor
din Eleanor Pillsbury whose we'd
Mr. Henry Beaumont Pennell,
M q q Portland, Me. will take place
- MS Richard D. Wood, of 2s3 South
an,,a esl, S Is spending some time at Al
from 1ly' where she is recuperating
'n her recent Illness
Mss Eleanor Garde, Of Canton. O.. is
pisent the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. q.
nue liver I OF ll6 West Baltimore ave-