Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

Niehh summit IA, as her guest for sew
eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs James Francis Sullivan.
Miss Frances L. Sullivan and Miss I,eta
sullivan who have been spending the sum
mer At Bar Harbor will return today 10
The Woods, their home in Radnor.
MT and Mrs Henry A. Berwind and Miss
Margaret Berwind have returned TO their
home, winwood, after spending a month az
York Harbor
Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN Chew have re-
turned TO Radnor from Narragansett Pier
Mr. and Mrs. Armitt Brown have re-
turned from East Bass Rocks. Mass. and
will move into their new home. about Mo-
vember 1.
Mrs. walter NJ. Ia Rue and Miss Mar
garet la Rue, of 14t Pelham road, have
returned from New York. where they spent
several days. Miss La Rue will make her
debut on Tuesday, November Z,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ross Hamilton,
OF Devon. are entertaining Mr. Pond. OF
New York
Mr. and Mrs. w S. Schellenger, formerly
OF wyncote who have been spending some
time In Boston, Mass. are at the Bellevue
Stratford for several weeks
Mr.. Edward scheIenger left last week for
Amherst, Mass where he will attend coll
lege.
Miss Dorothy Lyon and Miss Caroline
Jamison. OF Greenburg, Pa. are spend
ing several days at the Blenheim.
Mr. and Mrs Clark Dillenbeck, OF 1873
West Upsal street, have issued cards for a
reception to be given on Saturday. Novem-
ber 4. from until o'clock. to introduce
their daughter. Miss Alice Emily Dillen-
beck
, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Freeman and Mr.
Clarence Freeman, who have been passing
the summer at Mt. Klneo, Me, and a short
time at Breton Woods, n. H.. will re-
turn home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Russell, Jr., and
their niece. Miss Magdalena Robinson, have
closed their cottage at Ocean City, where
they spent the summer. and have returned
to their home. 242 West johnson street.
Germantown.
Mrs. Marshall Reed of South Fortieth
street, will leave next week for Pensacola,
Fla to be the guest of her son-in-law' and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Ernest
Quina.
Mrs. William Carver of 5'2s Newhall
street, accompanied by her two grandchil
dren, Master Emory F. Carver and Miss
Gertrude Carver. will return Monday from
Cape Cod, where they spent the last four
months.
Invitations have been sent out by the
Woman Suffrage party for reception
and entertainment to be given at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest T. Toogood 635s
Greene street Saturday evening, Oc-
n |.
Mr. John Rutledge, of 1913 Norwood ave-
nue.. has gone to the Delaware Water Gap
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hofstetter. of West
Philadelphia, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Margaret +. Hofstet-
ter. to Mr. Robert Hayes Mead, Of Chestnut
HILL formerly of Harrisburg. Mr.. Mead is
a graduate Of Yale University and MEM
ber Of the Book and Bond Society.
The Germantown hockey team will play
its first game of the season at the German
town Cricket Club Monday. October 9.
The engagement Of Miss Esther r. Kap-
Ian, OF Huntingdon. Pa, to Mr.. Nathaniel
Sporkin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David Sporkin,
of 1910 North Sixth street, this city, was
recently announced.
MIS- AnureW n. Mchee ana MIs' hehry
d. Stevens were the hostesses at the dance
given at the Old York Road Country Club
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Caroline Misner. s4e East Chelten
avenue. Germantown, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Blanche p.
Msner, TO Mr.. Hugh Frank Kelly, of 6400
Paschall avenue. The marriage will take
place early next spring.
Miss Dorothy Ruddach, of Noble. Pa,
has Miss Josephine Verne Freund, OF New
York. as her guest this week. Several in
formal entertainments will be given in
honor of Miss Freund during her visit.
Mrs. James Claire Zipperlein has closed
Jodavian Cottage. at Barnegat City. n. j.,
and has opened her home, 50S3 Springfield
avenue.