Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-03

win give bridge partv on TTh,,'.,., s,VSowh
noon, october 10. in honor OF ths hr,d. 49,,
her attendants '''uo ""u
OF engineers OF the Tinted ststes Ar,,,.
VINO sailed from Yokohama, Japan. ON san'
temoer IL on the r. NJ s. Ernprsas ~
RUSSIA, arrived here last Friday 10 spera
tne winter months with Mrs. Herknesa ana
tneir small SON. Lindley Coates Herkness
S,,, herkness has her mother, Mrs.
Onerles , 7. La lame, as her guest for sew
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel II. wentz. Of the
orchard. Washington lane. Chelten uIus.
VINO VINO nave been spending the summer nj
their home at Eagles Mere. Pa, spent the
weekend ms the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
clay Pierce, In Boston, Mass
Mrs w. q. Harding, Of wilkes Barre.
Fa.' motored here last week and was the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Henry Pease.
at a3o7 De Lancey place.
a wedding OF interest to many Phiadel-
phians that will take place in Wilkes Barre
Pa, the end OF october will be that OF MMs
Jean McClintock Guthrie, OF Wilkes Barre
and Mr.. Joseph Swain. OF this city and
Bristol
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deem avenue. st. David's, will give a recep,
ton this afternoon at their home In honor
OF Miss Eleanor l.. Duval. whose marriage
TO Lieutenant Richard H. Tebbs, u 8. NJ.
g, will be solemnized In ST. Mary's Church,
Wayne, tomorrow.
Miss Mary Ker Christian, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Addison A. Christian, gave
luncheon yesterday In honor OF Miss Min.
ME Bradford Endcott. whose marriage to
Mr.. Guy Slaig Bauer win take place to-
morrow In Merton Miss Anna Endicott
and Miss Lily Endlcott entertained infor.
mally Mt dinner-dance on Saturday night
Mrs. Charles c. Orme OF the Belgravia,
who spent the summer at the ST Charles,
Atlantic City, has returned to town.
At the wedding OF Miss Julia Marie Coyle.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Coyle of
sll North Sixty-thlrd street, Overlook.
and Mr. Charles Mcclellan Town, which will
take place on Thursday morning, October
~, at 10 o'clock. with n nuptial mass in
the Church of Our Lady OF Lourdes, over
brook, the maid Of honor will be Miss Mar.
garet NJ Coyle. a sister Of the bride. and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Rita T. Nc
Dewitt, Miss Catherine Groody. of Girard-
Vile, Pa. Miss Elizabeth p. Town. n cousin
of the bridegroom, ana Miss Mary NJ Coyle
a cousin of the bride. The little flower
girls will be Miss Mary NJ. Gallagher and
Miss Corita Matlack.
Mr.. Town will have Dr. j. Francis Mes
semer. Of New York, as best man, and his
ushers will include his brother, Mr. Theo-
dore Town; his cousins, Mr.. Frank T. Town
and Mr.. Joseph ID. Town Mr.. George A.
Duffy, Mr.. William Carroll Matlack, Jr., Of
Trenton, and Mr.. Frank j. Reilly.
The Players Club of Swarthrnore had the
first meeting of the season last night in the
Women's Clubhouse. Swarthmore. The pro.
gram included selections from "Pinafore" I"
under the direction OF Mr.. John Dolman.
Jr., and play "A Happy Pair" by s.
They're Smith. under the direction OF Mr.
Joseph j. Gould, Jr The players were Mr
E. Morris Smith and Miss Carol b. Schatte
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Sheip and their
family have returned to wyncote from
Beach Haven, n. j., where they have been
occupying their cottage for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheip have issued invita-
tions for luncheon on Saturday. October :,
at 10 o'clock, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Amelia Sheip.
Miss Isabel Vanderslice is occupying her
bungalow at Ventnor N. J., for several
months. Miss Vanderslce has her sister,
Mrs. Earnest Beecher Castle. of Bronx
vile, N. Y, as her guest for fortnight.
anu CnaTleS Barton, OF IlORa,
announce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Miss e. Blanche Barton, TO Mr.. Fred
erick G. Higham, OF Germantown.
Mrs. w. o. Hampstead. sr.. who spent
the month Of September with Mrs. Edward
Brill at her cottage at Ventnor, has re-
turned to her home 4042 Walnut street.
The engagement OF Miss Rose D. Leaf,
OF 1900 North Franklin street, and DR..
Louis Edelman, OF Mobile Ala, n an
nounced today. The wedding will take
place on Sunday, october Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Davis are now
occupying their apartments at the Rltten-
house. having recently returned from spend
ing the summer at Spring Lake.