Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-24
Personals


Personals
Or. and Mrs Joseph Leidy, OF 1919
Locust street, will give dinner Of %
covers before the Cuylcr ball on Friday
evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coleman Free
man Will entertain at the theatre tonight
before the meeting of the Junior Cotillon
at the BeIevue-Stratford. Their guests
VIII include Miss Susan Lyman Bruce, Mr.
Bayard Henry and MIR. Caleb Wistar
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollnsheud n. Taylor
VIII also give theatre party before the
Cotillon in honor of Mrs. Taylor's de-
butante sister. Miss Christine Hare stock
ton.
Mrs Edward r. Stotesbuiy has sent
out cards for the dansant at her home
l92o Walnut street, on Thursday at
o'clock in honor Of Mrs Oliver Eaton
Cromwell. her daughter-in-law
Mrs Cromwell before her marriage last
November was Miss Hope L. Beale. This
is the first large entertainments Mrs
Stotesbury has given for her. Because of
the illness of Mrs. Stotesbury's father in
Chicago. the invitations to the dansant
have been delayed.
Elaborate preparations have been made
for the affair, which promises to be one
of the most delightful of the season.
Mrs. William Rotch Wister will he at
home informally this afternoon after
o'clock at 1l12 Spruce street. No cards
have been sent out
Mrs. Philip Mercer Rhinelander will re-
ceive informally this afternoon after
o'clock at her home. 25l South 22d street
and the succeeding Mondays until Lent.
No cards have been sent out.
Mrs. Lawrence johnson, Jr., of 1927
Spruce street, will be at home this aft
ernoon after o'clock. No cards have
been sent out.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Il. Thompson, of
Wilmington. will give a dinner at the
Ritz-Carlton on Friday evening, January
2S
Mrs. Thomas II. Fenton and Mrs j. y.
w BdloCk, of 1919 Spruce street. will he
at home on Thursday, January -, and
the Thursdays in February, from 4 until
o'clock. No cards have been issued
Plans are under way for a masque of
1915 and costume ball. 10 be given at the
Academy of Music and Horticultural Hall.
Tuesday evening, February -. The affair
will be given by artists and students con-
nected with the following art organza-
tions of Philadelphia: The Art Club the
T-Square Club, the School of Design
for Women, the Plastic Club, the Phila-
delphia Sketch Club. the School of In
dustrial Art, the Fellowship and Students
of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine
Arts.
The masque held last May was the first
step toward bringing together in an
evening Of beauty and enjoyment those
with a common interest In the arts. This
year the Academy of Music will be used
for the stage performance, lasting from
$3.50 until 1880. the guests then passing
under the covered way to Horticultural
Hall adjoining, where costume ball Will
be held until 3 a. m. Tickets may be
obtained by applying TO the Masque Com
mttee, 2Oi South Ounce street,
Mr.. and Mrs, Wharton Siniller of Elkins
Park, left last week for a trip through
the South, to be gone for several months
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Bishop, of Column
bus. \. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb S. Ridg-
way, OF Crescent, Columbus, n. j., and
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Barnard, OF
2il5 West nth street, Wilmington, Del.
will leave on Monday, January ~. Tor
Fort Meyer, Fla, where they Will remain
for several months.
Mrs. Barclay Harding Warburton, cot
Rosemary, York road and Township line'
win leave shortly for Palm Beach Fla
Mrs. William q. Cochran, Of 2l2' Sansom
street. has left for Europe, where she will
remain for several weeks,
Mr.. Henry Lukens gave an informal
musicale on Friday afternoon at his
studio. 1920 Chestnut street. Among his
guests were Mrs, Winfield Scott Arter'
Mrs. William Baker Whelen' Mrs,
William Houston Greene, Mrs. David
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Owsley'
Dr and Mrs Frank Owsley, Mrs. Coleman
Peace Brown, Mrs. James NJ Anders'
Miss Zipporah Rosenberg and Miss Mary
Halloek Greenawald.
Mr.. Robert Armbruster Will give tea
this afternoon from until O'Clock at
bis studio, 10th and Walnut streets at
which Miss Elizabeth Latta VIII slns'
Tho organization meeting of the Phila- |
dainbia Indoor Horse Show Committee, |
attended by much enthusiasm was held
Yesterday at the home or Mrs Waiter u |
Hancock, 1920 Chestnut street. and IL was |
decided that the Indoor Horse SHOW TINS |
year will be held on Thursday FRIDAY and
Ia turday, April q, rs and 2s' Ihe Gays
chosen are one week later than last year |
because Easter this year falls on April 25, |
Tha committee discussed and approved |
.a,,arsI very decided novelties in the way |
- features for this years program, and |
Ja 5ias who compose the committee are |
tsI -aad the Horse Show will be more |
ss,ertsininE more interesting and VIII |
attraet much wider attention than ever