Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-11

They will be attendants Of Miss Baird at
her marriage to Mr.. Harrison Gamer, Jr..
which will take place next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs II. NJ. Coffin, of BO7 Hans
berry street, will shortly issue invitations
for dinner to be given early in December.
In honor of Miss Nancy Smyth and Miss
Emlyn Shipley. The dinner will precede
one Of the club dances at the Germantown
Cricket Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Morice. formerly
OF Overbrook, are now occupying their new
home on St Martins lane, Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Lloyd, of ss8
Harvey street. Germantown, have been
spending several days in New York as the
guests Of Mrs. James Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Fennimore Cooper.
whose marriage took placeNa fortnight ago,
have returned from a wedding trip and will
shortly occupy their new homo on Lincoln
drive. Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stull and their
daughter. Miss Helen Stull, of woodland
avenue, Wyncote. have returned from Stod-
dartsville, where they spent several days
and attended the wedding in wilkes-Barre
of Miss Jean Guthrie and Mr.. Joseph
Swain OF this city, which took place the last
Saturday in October.
Mr.. Eugene Stull, Jr., returned home this
week and spent several days as the guest
of his parents before returning to State
College. Pa. to resume his studies for the
winter.
Mr.. Henry l. Lukens is giving a series
Of musical teas in his studio on Friday
afternoons during this month.
Mrs. Robert II. B. Fairman. of Is1s
Chestnut street, has sent out cards for a
luncheon and bridge on Monday November
~. at the Philomusian Club, 3944 Walnut
street
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert John Hughes, of 1909 North
Sixteenth street, for the wedding reception
of their daughter. Miss Mildred Hughes, and
Mr.. James Acqulla Emmonds, on Wednes-
day, November is, at o'clock, at the
Bellevue-Stratford. At-home cards for
January 23 and 80, at Meadow Kama.
Merton. are inclosed.
Tho first meeting Of the Pbilads,pb,a
Music Club will take place on Tuesday
In the ballroom OF the Aldine. Mrs George
Stewart Is president, and the musicale
which precedes the tea will be in charge
Of Mrs. Samuel G. Burgn
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson carniIl, who have
been making their home in Columbus. O..
Tor the last few years, will move to Paul
brook Hall. on Meadowbrook road, Rydal,
early In the spring.
Mrs George W. Plumly and her daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Viola Plumy, have re-
opened their town home 2I06 Locust street,
after spending the fall in Allenhurst N. j..
Friends Of Mrs. Il. Eldredge Pennock.
OF b722 Greene street. Germantown, will
be glad TO hear that she is recovering from
a recent illness.
Mrs. Edward Fitch. of sl1o West Coulter
street. Germantown. has returned from a
visit TO Boston.
Mrs. Harry Farley. OF the Queen Lane
Apartments, has Miss Ethel Gum. Of Grand
Rapids. who has been living In London for
the last nine years, as her guest. Several
entertainments are being planned in her
honor
Miss Edith Godfrey. of Hamilton Court,
who has been spending some time this sum
mer at Buck Hin Falls, Pa. returned home
last week.
The members OF the Women's Auxiliary
OF the Germantown Hospital are arranging
bridge party TO be given on Thursday,
November 49, at the home OF Mrs Fred
erick English. OF West School House lane.
Among the women who have taken tables
are Mrs, George Franklin Brown Mrs.
Mrs. Frederick A. Dudley, Miss Harriet
Gay Mrs. William X. Beard. Mrs. Calvin
M Smyth, Mrs. Walter Henderson, Mrs
Luclett and Mrs. III. Landeli.
Mrs. Harold Roberts. OF overbrook ave-
nue.. win entertain informally at bridge on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin g. Radiey, OF .
Sharpless road. Oak Lane have issued In
vitations for the wedding reception OF their
daughter, Miss Helen Hermann Radley
and Mr.. Edwin Daniel Peck. on Saturday
evening, November IS.
Miss Radley will have as her matron OF
honor her sister. Mrs, Albert Paul de
Sanno. Jr. OF Oak Lane. Miss Helen Doro-
thea de sanno. a niece Of the bride. will
be flower girl The bridesmaids will be
Miss Mabel r. Wilson. OF this city; Miss
Lille M Peck. OF Boston; Miss Gertrude
Z. Porter. OF Lawrence, Mass. and Miss
Euphemla C. Gowan. Of Harrison N. X.
Mr.. Leonard Peck, brother OF the
bridegroom. will be best man The ushers
vii be Mr. John Jaffrey Rad,ey and Mr.
Albert II. dc sanno. Jr., OF this city. and
Mr. Grenville @. Abernethy and Mr.. Henry
Erwin. Of New York
Miss Radley viii be entertained next
week At an iiformal tea kiven BY Mrs
John Jafrrey Hadley on Monday luncheon
end thcnter party on Wednesday. given b
Ai~ Mabel Wilson 'anobeon e|ysa ~