Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-27

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nlaea stake Of Chestnut nm viii tsL.
o'cioo,, On saturday. November IA. a.
brides rn M tne evening. at the home Of the
IN 'so vsS,Ivy Levy, who is spending tho autumn
OF October. 70 Town the middle
r,a. ana Mrs Charles Piatt. whoa. r,.r-
to-, ,ook place In August. are NJ Jams.-
El,sr,, y. Mrs, Platt was Mrs wIIIism
'"N OF 1897 Chestnut treet
,s MT and Mrs. Thomas Mexican will o,o..
arr,,,,.s .ouse at Narragansett Pier on sunday.
pn.n.k at Glencoe House. their home IN
i'osemont' next Monday. ~
Dr, and Mrs. George Fales Baker vii,
return from their camp at Paul smi,h,s
in Po.o c on friday to Old Oaks. their home
Mrs. George McFadden, OF Rosemont 10
spenuihg few days in New York city.
MRS James n. winsor. Jr. who has
been spending the summer Mt Eagles Mere
VIII return TO her home on Dover avenue
Rosemont on Friday.
Miss Christine Spencer. daurb,sr y, NJ.
Graham Spencer, of Devon, has returned
nome from visit to Major and Mrs Ed
ward b. Cassatt. The engagement Of Miss
Spencer and Mr.. Robert Hunter was re-.
Gently announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Filter and their
two small daughters. of The Terraces, Rose
mont are spending a few weeks at the Hot
Springs Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Evans and Mis-,
Anita M. Evans. OF Errollton. Devon, have
returned from Watch Hill. r. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Browning, of
Rosemont, will not return from Saratoga
Springs until the middle of October.
Miss Virginia Lippincott, of Stone House,
Chelten Hills, will leave shortly for Chicago.
Ill., where she will spend several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Potter, Jr., of
Washington lane, Chelten Hills, will close
thoir country home this week and go to
chestnut Hill, where they will be the guests
OF Mr. Potter's father. Mr.. Charles A. Pot
ter. at The Anglecot, Evergreen and Pros
pect avenues. for the month Of october,
after which they will move into their new
apartment at Fifteenth and Locust streets.
Mrs. Charles A. Potter and her daughter,
Mrs. Dorothy Potter. and her little girl,
who have been spending the summer at
Magnolia, Mass, will remain away until
November /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Robinson and
their family, of Villanova, have taken a
house on De Lancey place for the winter
months, which they will occupy late in the
fall
Mrs. George Stanley Phlller and Miss
Helen NJ. Philler, who spent the summer
In St Martins, have reopened their town
mousse 1871 De Lancey place. for the winter.
Judge Thomas D. Finletter and his son.
Mr.. Thomas d. Finletter. Jr, who with
Mrs Finietter have been motoring through
New England, have returned and are occu-
pying their apartment at Hamilton Court
Mrs Finletter is spending the early autumn
in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Henry. Jr., of
1908 Cresheim road, returned yesterday
from Cape May where they spent the sum-
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden d. Wilkinson, Miss
Sarah Wilkinson and Miss Bessie wilklp-
son have closed their cottage at Beach
Haven and are again occupying their house,
2010 Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wood Jr., of Con-
shohoclen, are being congratulated upon
the birth Of a son. Mrs. Wood was Miss
Phebe Ingersoll Wilmer before her mar
rlage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollinshead N. Taylor of
1904 st. Martins lane. will return on Sat-
urday from Cape May, where they occupied
a cottage during August and September.
Mrs. Joseph Wear, OF Graver's lane, has
returned from Kennebunkport Me-. where
she spent the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman Newhall. of High
land avenue. have closed their cottage at
Bay Head and have returned for the
winter.
Prof. Emory r. Johnson and Mrs. John
son, who spent the summer in Canada.
have gone to the Poconos for the early
fall.
Mrs. w. Atlee Burpee and her sons.
Mr.. W. Atlee Burpee. Jr., and Mr.. David
Burpee. are spending some time in Atlantic
City The engagement of Mr.. Atlee Burpee