Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-06
Just GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
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Plans for DeUonshire Tea Party
Saturday
Saturday

Miss Sophie Baker, sister of the bride, will
be maid Of honor.
Mr. and Mrs Edward b. cassatt have ar
ranged an open-ar fete at their country
house. Chesterbrook Farm. Berwyn on the
afternoon of June 10. The affair will be
called Tommy Atkins Day, and is to be given
in aid of an English hospital Lieutenant
sutton and several other English officers are
assisting Mrs Cassatt.. There Will he
tableaux. dog show. movies and speeches,
among numerous, other entertainments
Miss Lucille Carter, of Isle Field. Rose
mont. will entertain informally at dinner
and bridge after the Horse Show this cve-
ming.
Mrs Henry c. du Pont, of Ardmore, en-
tertained at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin H. Filter and their
family, of Rosemont, have taken cottage
In Cape May for the summer. They VIII
move there next week
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Alvin Carl. of Brook
line Mass. are receiving congratulations ON
the birth of a daughter on June 4. Mrs.
Carl will be remembered as Miss Sue kings
ley Bowen, daughter of Mr.. Samuel B'spham
Bowen, of Germantown, and a sister of Mrs.
Paxson Deeter, Of Bryn Mawr.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Borsh of 1907 North
Thirty-third street, announce the engagement
Of their daughter Miss Dorothy NJ. Borsh,
to Mr.. Milton D. Scheinberg. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Brady, Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fenno Hoffman OF
1905 Locust street, and Miss Phoebe White
Hoffman have taken a cottage at cape May
for the summer.
Mrs. George Wentworth Carr OF Overbrook.
is spending several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs Howard Fremont Dixie in Wyoming
Friends Of Mr. c. Harold Marston. of Ger
mantown. will be glad to know that he has
received his commission as second lieuten-
ant in the British royal air force. Mrs. Mar
ston. with her sister. Mrs J. r. Coulbourne,
will spend the summer with her father, Mr
Charles T. Quinn. of 261 West Walnut lane
Germantown who has taken cottage for
the season on South Marion street, Ventnor
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob j. Jacobs. Of 1922
y rth Twenty second street. and their
daughter Mrs. Jay Rienheimer, of Richmond,
Va. will leave on Monday to open their cot
tage in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Rienheimer will be remembered as
Miss Eva Jacobs.
Miss Mary Carr entertained at her home
2o36 Race street last evening in honor Of
Miss Eleanor McCarey, who will graduate
from st. Leonards Academy, Thrty-ninth
and Chestnut streets. next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hartman announce
| the marriage of their daughter. Miss Hattye
Hertha Hartman, to Mr.. Harry S. HOFFMAN,
| which took place yesterday in this city.
Mrs " Bono Of 1907 South Broad street,
| entertained at dinner on Sunday at her home
| In honor of her mother Mrs. Capri. Her
guests were Mrs. Ray Marnela Miss Jane
| Giangulo. Mrs. Panarella. of New York: Mr..
| Bono and Mr.. Charles Panarella, Later in
| the afternoon patriotic selections were given
| by Mr.. Vincent Micri, with Mrs. Ray MARI
nella as accompanist
The marriage Of Miss Marie II. D'Ardenne,
| daughter of Mrs. w. D'Ardenne. of 1918
| North Delhi street. to Mr.. James T. Anthony.
| Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Anthony.
| of 140S West Tioga street will take place on
| Wednesday evening. June g. In the Erie
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Seventh
| street and Erie avenue The bride will be
| attended by her sister. Miss Cora DArdenne
| as maid of honor; Miss Cora Anthony, the
| bridegroom's sister. and Miss May Mcdonald
! as bridesmaids Ensign p. L. Jarvis. of Bos-
| ton. Mass, will be the bridegroom's best man.
| and the ushers will be Mr. William Cooper
| Anthony the brdegrooms brother and Mr.
| Herman DArdenne, brother of the bride.