Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-06

A luncheon will be given next Wednesday
at the tz-Carlton by Miss Lucre p Carter.
or Rosemont. and Miss Ruth Hobart OF Penn
broke Bryn Mawr, in honor Of Miss Mary
Farnum Packard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
george X. Packard, whose marriage to Dr.
Arthur Z. Billings will take place this month
The luncheon will be followed by theatre
| party.
Mrs. Harry Clifton Adams of 1912 Pine
street, Will give theatre party followed by
supper during the Christmas holidays in
honor of her daughter Miss EVELYN N
| Smith. Mrs Aan II. Strong. of 2o36 De
| Lancey place, will also entertain during the
holidays at luncheon and theatre party in
honor Of her daughter Miss Sylvia de L.
Strong.
| Mr.. T. Dewitt Cuyler of Edgewood. Hay-
| erford. VIII entertain hundred guests at a
Wistar party tomorrow evening.
| luncheon and theatre party will be given
| tomorrow In honor of Miss Agnes Pearcn by
! her mother, Mrs Richard Pearce of 2114
De Lancey place. The guests will include
| Miss Lille P. Stewart Mss Virginia Norris
M ss Louise Norris, Miss Sylvia DEL Strong
| Miss Helen Knight, Miss Della Brown and
| Miss Helen Allen.
| Mss Elizabeth D Wells will be maid Of
| honor at the wedding of her sister, Miss
| Mary G. Wells and Ensign James I. Marsh.
| U. s. N. Saturday. January 4, at 5
o'clock in the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian
| Church. Among the bridesmaids will be
| Miss Sarah Mclean, Miss Fanny Ewing and
Mss Dorothy Steele. Miss Martha Whit.
| mer will give theatre party followed by
| tea at the Union League January / In
honor Of Miss Wells. The guests will include
the bridal party.
| Mr. and Mrs George Rrooke of TsIssAe,d
Villanova, are spending few days in New
York.
| Mrs. C. NJ. Provost Herring gave an in
formal party yesterday afternon In honor of
her daughter, Miss Virginia Herring, at the
| Bungalow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Morgan, of Birch
| and Montgomery avenues, Chestnut HILL
| have as their guests for a fortnight, Mrs.
| Morgan's mother and sister. Mrs. S. Fisher
Cories and Miss Margaret Corlies. of Bos-
ton Mass Mrs. Morgan was Miss Sarah F.
| CorleC.
Mrs. John Gilbert, of Rydal. has come into
| town for the winter and has taken apart
ments at the Touraine, 1920 Spruce street
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Boyer Davis have left
| their country place at Paoi and have come
| into town, where they are occupying their
home at 2134 Locust street for the winter.
Miss Sarah Franklin and Miss Sidney J.
| Franklin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Buel Franklin of Ha"erford Court. re-
turned this week from visit to Boston.
| Mrs. A. J. Drexel Paul. of Woodcrest, Rad
nor returned yesterday from few days
| visit in New York.
Judge and Mrs. William w. Carr are in
Washington this week, where they attended
the wedding breakfast of Miss Sophie Stan
ton Johnston and Captain Lucius Randolph
| Mason whose marriage took place there in
st. Johns Church on Tuesday. Mrs. Mason
IL the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mar
ion Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry du Pont.
of Wilm rgton, who are well known in this
city, also were among the guests at the
wedding breakfast, which rather quiet,
owing to death in the brides family.
ner home 1904 Spruce street. from her
former home in Baltimore, where she spent
last week with Mrs. william G. Noting at
her home. st. Paul and Chase streets
MIR. and Mrs. Edward H. Hance have closed
their house on Washington lane, German
town, for the winter and are occupying
apartments at the Clinton. Mrs. Hance left
today for the West for a brief visit.
The wedding Of Miss Abagail NJ o'Leary,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy O'Leary.
| of 4414 Walnut street. and Lieutenant Her
bert Hamman .Schell, of Neponset, Long
Island, will take place on Wednesday after
noon, January 8, at o'clock, In St James 8
Church, Thirty-eighth and Chestnut streets,
and will be followed by a reception at the
Bellevue -Stratford. The bridal party will
include Miss Ethelwyn Vanviver maid Of
honor; Miss Grace Vanviver. Miss Marian
Bird, Miss Marian Wilson, Mrs Edward
Schell, of New York, bridesmaids. Mr.. Ed
ward Schell, best man; Mr.. William Brown
and Mr.. Louis Kuhn. ushers.
Announcement is made of the marriage of
Miss Mary G. Robinson daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Robinson, Of Oak Lane, and Mr..
Charles NJ. Holmes, of Menesha, Wis. on
Wednesday, November 81. In the Church of
the Holy Angels, Oak Lane. The bride was
attended by Miss Alice McKeown. and the
bridegroom by Mr.. William Joyce. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holmes spending their honeymoon
in eastern New York and will be at home
after December IS. at 1903 West Seventy
second avenue, Oak Lane.
The marriage of Miss Ellen Flynn of 1440
North Tenth street. daughter of the late Mr.
| and Mrs Bryan Flynn. and Mr.. Wallace Carl
| Hallberg, took place on November 16 at the
| rectory of St. Mary's Church. Fourth street
above Spruce. Only members OF the family
| were present.
| Mr. and Mrs. George ]. Elliott entertained
| three of the Chateau-Thierry heroes from the
| Cape May Hospital Thanksgiving and
over the weekend at their cottage on States
| avenue. Atlantic City. The, men were Pri-
Yates Fisher and johnson, of the Second Iowa
Regiment, and Private Sullivan, Of Alabama
They fought In the famous Rainbow Division
and all received the Croix de Guerre.
The marriage of Miss Marian Brooks, of
2025 South Broad street. and Mr. ]. Lewis
Godfrey. Is announced today After an ex-
4 tended southern trip they will live at 137
J Northeast Boulevard. where they win 90 at
hans axter February 4 -.