Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-26

Rowland Evans, Jr, son of Mr.. and Mrs
AiIen Evans. Of Haverford. Miss Downs.
VINO VINO MADE her debut last winter. is a grand
oaushter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Mckean and great-granddaughter Of the
iate Mr Henry Pratt Mexican. Mr. Evans
was graduated from Yale. class OF 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Wilcox. who
nave been motoring through the White
N1ountains have returned &c Camp Woods
oy' their home at THAN.
Mrs. Thomas Newhall and her four sons
returned to the Old Place, their home in
THAN, yesterday. after spending six weeks
at Winter Harbor Me.
Mrs Edward Shippen Willing. who has
been spending the summer at Reading,
Mass Will return to Charlotte, Bryn Mawr,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Edward Ingersoll,
Of Penllyn, have their nephew, Mr. Robert
stursls' OF Chicago Ill, as their guest
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas De Witt Cuyier
Will return to their home in Haverford
the latter part of this week, after having
spent two months at Bar Harbor
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Emlen Newbold
will give a ball on January 2l at tine
Bellevue-Stratford in honor of their debu-
tante daughter. Miss Dorothy Newbold.
Miss Elizabeth Norris Brock, who has
been spending the last winter and early
summer In the West, will be guest OF honor
at dinner-dance to be given at the Ritz
Carlton on December 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Lewis, Jr of 1000
Spruce street, have returned to their homo
after spending the summer in Canada, Bar
Barbor and Chelsea.
Mrs Edward Starr, of 1908 Pine street.
returned homo last week from Watch Hill,
R l., where she has been spending some
time this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Frederick Stout Of Glenn
lane, Ardmore, have returned from Kenne-
bunkport. Me-, where they have been stop
ping for some time.
Mrs. Alexander Sellers and her children, |
Miss Nancy Sellers, Miss Edith Sellers Mr.
William Sellers and Mr. Alexander Sellers |
Jr who spent part of the summer at their |
cottage, Sans Souci. Holeb, Me, Will return |
to their home on Glenn lane, Ardmore, this |
week,
Among the debutantes who will receive
with Miss Katherine Hancock at the tea
which her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hancock, will give on October at the
Radnor Hunt Club are Miss Katherine
c. Lea Miss Suzanne Elliot. Miss Eliza
beth Packard Miss Lorraine Goodrich
Graham. Miss Nancy Wynne Cook, Miss
Mary b. /. Brooke, Miss Patty Borle Miss
Mary Packard. Miss Harriet Biddle, Miss
Norris Brock. Miss Elizabeth Nc l
Miss Violet Welsh. Miss Sophie
C. s. Baker, Miss Elizabeth C. Miller and
Miss Anne Weightman Meirs.
Miss Edith Godfrey, OF the Hamilton
Court Apartments, who has been spending
weeks at the Chelsea Hotel, returned
TO town and will leave the first OF this week
for Buck Hill Falls, Pa. to spend some
time.
Tho second annual lawn tennis tourna-
ment for the Individual interclub champion
ship of Philadelphia and vicinity In wom-
EMS singles and doubles started on the
grounds of the Merton Cricket Club yester-
day and will continue through the week.
The tournament, which is under the aus
pices OF the Philadelphia Interclub Lawn
Tennis Association. is only open to players
or teams OF clubs belonging 70 this asso-
ciRtion.
Mr.. George Frescoln OF II North Park
road, Llanerch celebrated his eghty-hrst
birthday on Sunday. Mr.. Frescoln is en-
Ioying the best OF health and sang a num-
Der OF bass solos for his friends. He had ,
charge Of the singing In Old Christ Church ,
,or twenty years A luncheon was served
from 10 s o'clock Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frescoln, Mr. and Mrs. |
Lovett Frescoln and their daughter, Miss
Nay Frescoln; Mr.. and Mrs Rees ]. Fres-
,oln, Mrs. Rebecca +. Rodgers. Mr.. WASH
ngton Frescon Mrs. John Frescoln, MIR. |
David Rodgers Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Har-
-ison Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel f. Rodgers,
Miss Jessie Frescoln, Miss Anna Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Rodgers and Mr.. and
Mrs Hillman.