Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-07
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Newbold will have only a few OF her init
mate friends In her receiving party,
The marriage OF Miss Katherine Holden
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George Henry
Stephenson. OF 1886 Pine strcet ana NJ
Waldo Noble Hackett. OF Enston. pa
which Will take place on SATURDAY.. or,o'
Der I'll, AZ IL o'clock, In the Church of &,
Luke and the Epiphany, Thirteenth strrc,
below Spruce street. Miss Holden's oniv
attendant win be Mrs. Ralph r. Hailock.
Of Plainaeld. N. ].
Mr.. Hackett will have AZ best man Mr
William Kirkpatrick. Of ERston Pa, and
the ushers will be MI Donald Kirlpatrich
Mr.. George +. Reilly. Mr. Sherwood Young
Mr., Lothrop Lee. Mr.. J. ouglam Kinsey.
Mr. McKeen Chidsey. Mr.. John T. Barba.
Mr, Maxwell r. Besaell Mr.. Carroll q
waddeu and Mr. John Carter.
The wedding will be followed by a small
reception at the home Of the bride Mr.
ana Mrs. Hackett. on their return from an
extended wedding trip, will be at home in
an apartment at Haverford, Pa.
An interesting engagement announced
this morning is that of Miss Natalie Wheel
er Elliot, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mccall Elliot Of Bryn Mawr, and Lieu
tenant FitzF1ugh Green. u. s. n, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Green. Of st. Joseph,
Mo. Miss Elliot has been for three years
University Hospital and will finish her
course in eight weeks. Her sister. Miss
Suzanne Elliot will make her debut at a
tea on October II. which her grandmother,
Mrs. Charles Wheeler, will give.
Miss Mary Newbold. daughter OF Mr.
Clement Newbold, of 1871 Locust street.
who has been spending the summer with
her father at their home at Pride's Cross
ing, Mass. will shortly leave for Miss
waln's school at Pittsheld, Mass. where
she will continue her studies during this
winter and will not be presented to society
until next year.
Miss Frances wister, who has been spend
| ing the summer in Saunderstown, has gone
to Boston and will return to her home
| Clarkson and wister streets. Germantown
| the end of October. Miss Wister is rapidly
recovering from an operation for appen
dicitis.
Mr. and Mrs William II. Donner will
| open their town house at 345 South Eight
eenth street today.
Mr.. and Mrs George Foedisch are occu.
pying their new home, 3224 West Penn
street, Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Sheip, OF wyncote
announce the engagement of their daugh
| Freeland Rea. Jr. Miss Sheip is one o.
the most popular Of the younger set alonl
| the Reading. Mr.. Rea Is a graduate of tn,
| University OF Pennsylvania, class Of 1912
| a mechanical engineer and member OF tn
| Theta Chi Fraternity. No date has beer
/ set for the wedding.
The engagement was announced today a
a luncheon given by Miss Sheip's parents n
| their home on Fernbrook avenue. Amonl
the guests were Mrs Donald Powell, o
Montclair. N. ]. Mrs. Ida Stratner. Mis-
| Roberta Hamilton, Miss Helena Mercer
Miss Florence Hartman, Miss Hazel Zacha
rias, Miss Alice Zacharias, Miss Jean Ba
veil, Miss Margaretta Werterman, Mis-
Marguerite Bradeway Miss Katherin
| ONeill. Miss Doris wetherbee. Miss Hele
Nash and Miss Helen Slfer. of wyncote,
Mr. and Mrs. Sheip will entertain thi
evening in honor of their daughters, Mis-
Marion Sheip and Miss Lillian SheiI
| Among the guests will be Miss Hazel Conn
Miss Anna Middleton, Miss Virginia Bar
clay. Miss Ann Ditmore, Miss Martha Pur
ney, Miss Helen Nash. Miss Julia Becl
| Miss Ethel Schonel, Miss Beatrice Schone
Mr.. William X. Barclay, Jr, Mr.. Georg
Barclay. Mr.. Lewis Bremmer, Mr. Jeffre
u Hawiey, Mr.. Ludlow Wrny. Mr.. Alexande
Wray. Mr.. Byrod Harter. Mr.. B. Hartel
Mr.. Merrill Harter, Mr.. Wendell Walker
Mr.. Harvey Rogers. Mr. Robert McCrackeT
Mr.. Roy Coffin, Mr.. Edward Schonel an
Mr.. Henry Middleton.
Miss Alma M. Curtis. daughter of NJ
and Mrs. Harry f. Curtis. of $50 Drex,
road, Overlook, who has been spending II
summer at the Marlborough-Bl Blenheim A
lantic City, has returned to the ogont
School.
Mrs William Smith and her three son
Masters Lewis, Raymond and Frederic
Smith, of Newcastle Ind. are visiting Mr.
Smiths brother, Mr.. Isaac L. S. Smin
of 5626 Walnut street
The friends of Mount Sinai Hospital wi
give the first of series OF dances tomo
row evening in Apollo Hall. 1726 Mort
Broad street. The committee in charge II
cludes: Mr.. Jack J. Wolferd. chairman
Miss Celia Levin, vice chairman; Miss Ro
Liebster, secretary: Miss Estella s. Ka
} lin, financial secretary, and Miss Miner'
Rosenthal. treasurer.