Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-09
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Has More Tell about War Horse Shoe Plans
Il Daughter Is Born to Mr. and Mrs.
n. George Charles
George Charles

and the ushers will he Mr. Kerro Knox Mr..
Francis Rogers. Mr. d. NJ Scheaffer, brother
of the bride; Captain Clarence woolman L.
S. A, and Lieutenant Arthur Myers, U. s. A.
Lieutenant Muford returned this summer
from overseas duty and is now stationed at
Camp Devens, Mass, where he and his bride
will i've.
Mrs. John II. Brinton is spending some
time at White Haven before opening her
home on Spruce street near Broad
Mr.. l.. W. wister is staying at Thorswald
Hotel, Bass Rocks. Gloucester, Mass, until
September 49,
Mrs. Louis S. Fiske left last week for St.
sndrews-by -the-Sea, n. r, Can, to remain
until the middle of October
Mrs. Francis w. Kenble, OF westfeld
Vllanova has received word Of the safe ar
rival in France Of her husband, Captain
Kemble.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Provost Herring and
Miss Mary Herring have returned to the
Bungalow, their home in Vilanova, after
spending three weeks at the Windsor Cape
May. Mrs. William NJ. Maule and her daugh-
ter, Miss NJ. Ethel Maule, who are staying
at the Windsor, will return to Briar Crest,
their home in Villanova, next week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Harrison, Jr., and fam
lily. who have been spending the summer at
Rye Beach. N. H., have returned to Chucks-
wood, Nillanova, where they will spend the
fall, returned to their town house. 243 East
Rittenhouse square, for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Tristram c. Colket, of Bryn
Mawr, spent last weekend and Labor Day
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Wether-
Ill. of Wynnewood at their cottage in Cape
May.
Mrs. Benjamin Bullock, Of Ardmore re-
turned this week from York Harbor, where
she was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Buel Franklin, at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs John Barnes Townsend re-
turned to Montress. their home In Radnor.
last week after spending several weeks with
Mrs Townsends parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
A. Riley, at their cottage at Lake Placid,
y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard NJ Gumnere. Of
Haverford returned Wednesday from a
motor trip through New England
The marriage OF Lieutenant John C. Daw-
son, Jr.. of Overbrook, and Miss Emily Rus
sell, of Chicago, took place in Chicago on
Saturday.
Mrs. David Lewis is staying in Tuxedo
Park as the guest of her sister, Mrs Girls
void Lorillard, who was Miss Mary Green.
Mr.. William p. Gest has gone to Wilde
mere House. Lake Ntinnewaska, y. Y, to re-
main until September IS.
The dance given at the Saturday Club of
Wayne In honor of the marines stationed at
Camp Fuller, Paoli. was largely attended.
Among those present were Miss Katharine
Coffin, Miss Alice Hume. Miss Dorothy
Parke, Miss Dorothy Painter, Miss Mary
Dotterer, Miss Emily Schultz, Miss Lillian
Beatty Miss Margaret Covert. Miss Kath-
arine Bard. Miss Helen McClear, Miss Alice
johnson, Miss Katherine Campbell. Miss
Dorothea Tingley. Miss Fanny Wood. Miss
Eurania Ward. Miss Lillian Mulford. Miss
Dorothy Leonard Miss Janette Holmes, Miss
Muriel Schultz, Miss Mary Mitchell. Miss
Jean Christnan, Miss Elizabeth johnson,
Miss Helen Henderson, Miss Mary johnson,
Miss Rexano Dissel, Miss Leonard, Miss
GLADYS Lawton and Miss Louise Nichols.
Sergeant John f. Joyce has returned to
western camp after brief furlough, which
he spent with his mother, Mrs. Mary h.
Joyce, Of 1886 North Sixteenth street