Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-19

n. NJ, will return to his post In the navy ana
Mrs. Hays will live with her parents.
Word has been received Of the safe
arrival overseas Of Sergeant Jacob Riegel
Sanitary Corps, U. s. A., formerly of Ger
mantown.
Colonel Louis McGin U. s. A. and Mrs.
McGill, Lieutenant Louis Baronie, of the
Italian Mission, and Brigader General "
Norman Lieber. U. S. A, of washington,
and Judge Charles S. Stearns. of Providence.
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Alexander I.ieber in their box at the Horse
Show on Saturday.
Lieutenant ]. Shipley Dixon. L. s. ~, and
Mrs Dixon will be the guests OF Lieutenant
Commander w. Barklie Henry and Mrs.
Henry at their box at the Horse Show Miss
olivia Thompson, of Baltimore. Is the guest
of Mrs Henry's daughter, Miss Gertrude
Conaway, at Pine Cottage. Rosemont Miss
Conaway will entertain for her at lunch
at cafeteria onsSaturday. The other guests
will be Miss Marian Baird. Miss Ellen Glen
dinning and Miss Betty Welsh.
Mrs. William Innes Forbes and her small
son, Master Billie Forbes. and Mrs. Morris
W. Stroud. Jr, and her small children. Miss
Peggy Stroud and Master Norris Stroud, oc-
cupied Mrs William Townsend Wright's box
this morning at the Horse Show.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin II. Fitler and family
nave opened the terraces, tneir Hoihe III
Rosemont. this week. after spending the sum-
mer at their cottage in Cape May
Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Lloyd. who are
spending some time at Upper Saranac, n. Y,
will leave there on Saturday, September 2s.
Mr.. Charles X. Lennig. of North East,
Nd. is spending some time in Blue Bell, Pa
Captain John Nevin Pomeroy, and Mrs.
~ nd hQ a
Mrs T. Lewis Thomas, of 235 Pelham road.
Germantown. Mrs. Pomeroy will be remem-
bered Miss Marjorie Thomas, of German
| town.
The marriage Of Miss Katherine Verohe
| Ennis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A.
| Ennis, OF Haddonfield, n. j. formerly of this
city, and Mr.. Herbert Nelson Read, also of
this city took place at noon yesterday in the
| Church of the Nativity. Seventeenth and
! Tioga streets. The bride was attended by
| her sister. Miss Marian Eleanor Ennis. as
| maid of honor. and the best man was Mr.
| Thomas Dawson. ...
An interesting September wedding will be
that of Miss Alice NJ Smethurst. daughter OF
| Mr., and Mrs. Charles l.. Smethurst Of 1927
Pulaski avenue. and Mr.. George Bruce sta
| pies, of Alexandria, La, which will take place
on Wednesday evening, September 20, In the
| Church of the Advocate, Wayne avenue and
| Queen lane. The bride will be attended by
|
| Tioga The ceremony will be followed by a
| reception at the home of the brides parents.
| Mrs Forrest Weaver has returned from
| Ocean City, where she spent the late summer.
| to her home, 1929 Wyoming avenue.
| Mrs. Thomas Boylan of 1912 Green street,
| will entertain the Current Events Club to-
| morrow evening at her home. The vital in
| terests Of the day will be discussed Those
| participating will include Miss Ethel f. Lush,
| Miss Jessie Norris Miss Edith f. Fee. Miss
| Henrietta Elizabeth Sheldrake Miss IVA
| Hampshire, Mrs. Charles Frederick Miller and
| Mrs. William f. Chappell.
Mr. and Mrs Howard s. Wright, formerly
| of 107 South Thrty-eighth street, who have
been living in New York for several months
have been visiting Mrs. Wrght's parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Honegger. Of West On
| tario street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Rex Stackhouse have
| closed their summer home in Wildwood and
I have returned to their home, 1913 North
Twenty-second street.
| Mrs. George Miller gave a luncheon yes
terday at her home in Barren Hill Autumn
| garden flowers were used in the DECORATIONS
Her guests included Mrs. Wesley Lare Mrs
whalley Sauers Mrs. william F. Steele, Mrs
George Wanklin, Mrs w. Wendall, Mrs
Emma Schofield. Mrs. Harry Dagger. Mrs. w
| Hack, MRS. EuWaTu Sre6Se, MTs. lhoHlds
Johnson Mrs L. Carley. Mrs. John Buck
Mrs. William McKenna. Mrs. Samuel Miller
| Mrs c. w. Meyer. Mrs. Charles Meyer. Mrs
Herman McMaster. Mrs John r. Ransford
Mrs John Critchenson Mrs. John Lex, Mrs
| William Culp, Mrs. William Carver, Mrs
| Newton Borard. Mrs. Louis Smick. Mrs
Thomas Henninger. Mrs. Harry Wood, Mrs
William Reed and Miss Mary Patton.
Mr. and Mrs William Cowperthwait. OF
| of Mrs vnar-
| thwai's parents. Mr.. and Mrs William Pluck
| have returned home after spending the sum:
mer at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max N. Aaron and Miss Haze
| Aaron have returned from summers stay
| at Barker Me-. and are at home at 1927
North Broad street. Miss Hazel will con.
tinue her course at Wellesley Cottage this
| winter.
Mr. and Mrs John P. Wilson, of 1920 North
Park avenue, will close their cottage In
Chelsea and will return to the city to-day
Their daughter, Mrs. George Stevens and heI
son. Arthur Stevens. who spent the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, returned last
| week to their home, 1918 North Park ave.
| nue..
DIR. and Mrs Albert Fricke, of 300 Nortt
Forty-first street. are receiving congratula
tions on the birth of daughter, Doris
Fricke. on Monday.
Members of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Com
pany Twenty-third and Arch streets. vii
drive into town this evening in their business
trucks, and sell war stamps In front of th'
Reading Terminal. There will be piano OF
each truck and singers will entertain th'
audience. Marines from the Navy Yard will
also sing. and there win he several wounded
| men present who have returned from tn,
| front.
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