Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-24
Social Activities

Mrs. Ryerson of Chicago and this city, and
Lieutenant George w. Patterson, L. s. A.,
of Ann Arbor Mich, took place on Friday,
June 81 in the American Church in Paris.
Mrs Ryerson, mother of the bride. was
present and gave her in marriage.
Mr. and Mrs NJ F McDonogh, Of 2127
Pine street, will entertain at a buffet sup
per at their home tomorrow evening in honor
of their daughter, Miss Agnes McDonogh.
whose marriage to Ensign Yamard r. Zeck-
wer. L. S. y. r. F.. will take place on We'd
nesday at st. Patrcl1's Church. Rittenhouse
and Twentieth streets. The guests will in
cludes Miss Kathleen McDonogn who will be
her sisters maid of honor. Mrs. Kari H.
Rogers. Mrs. Claiming w. Daniel. Miss Anna
b. Gardiner Mrs. Alexander r. Skinker. Miss
Mary Rulon-Mille Miss Dorothy Clark. En-
sign Harold Foster Mr.. Henry A. Maddox
Ensign George A. Biser. Ensign William
Marty, Ensign Ralph Armour, Ensign Allan
s. Glenn. Mr.. Christopher l.. Pierson, Mr.
Horace G. Hill. Mr. Charles T. Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs Camille Zeckwer.
Mrs. John W. Hoffman. of $50 Spruce
\street, has gone to Atlantic City to visit her
daughter Mrs. Pierce Archer, Jr.
The marriage is announced of Miss Grace
Brooks, daughter of Mr.. Frederick Brooks,
of Concord. Mass to Mr. John Butler. Miss
Brooks is cousin of Mr.. James Winsor
and the late Mr.. William Winsor, of Haver-
ford
Mrs. William r. Philler. of Haverford,
| has returned from weeks visit to Lake
| Mohonk, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Brown of 1920
Spruce street, will occupy their apartment
at Haverford Court on July l.
! Mrs. Charles williams, of 1915 Spruce
street, is occupying her home at Haverford
Mr.. and Mrs sigourney Mellor, of West
| End avenue, New York, have opened their
cottage at Cape May.
Mrs. George w. Baker of 2Os South Thir-
teenth street. has gone II the Brighton, At
| lantic City, for an indefinite stay.
| Mr.. and Mrs Sabin w. Cotton, of Bryn
I Mawr, will leave soon to occupy their cot
| tage at Northeast Harbor, Me.
Lieutenant Frank A. Sutton, of the Royal
| Engineers of the British army. will speak of
| his experiences at the front at the Wayne
| Presbyterian Church, Wayne. Pa. on Thurs
| day evening. at o'clock, under the auspices
| of the Wayne branch, American Red Cross.
/ There will be special music by the Strafford
| School pupils. The committee in charge is
| composed of Mrs. Ledyard Heckscher Mrs.
| William B. Hart. Mrs. Horace Montgomery,
| Mrs. ]. Raston Covert, Mrs. Carroll Hodge
| and Mrs. Thomas F. Watson
| Master Charles ODonneI Lee. Sd, has gone
to Camp Hamaschang n. H., for six weeks.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph G. Rosen-
| garten, of st. Davids, will be glad to know
| that their little boy has recovered from a
slight operation and was able to return home
from the hospital last Wednesday.
| Miss Elizabeth s. Wallace. who has been
| spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Sinnickson, of Rosemont, left on Friday to
| join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig
| Wallace, at their cottage in Nentnor
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dallas Dixon. lo15
| Clinton street, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs w.
| Hayward Myers, of St Davids.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin II. Wilbur have re-
| turned to Old Stone House, st. Davds, from
a visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth MacCuen Smith, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. S. MacCuen Smith, 21s West
| Chelten avenue, Germantown, Is spending
few weeks with her grandmother. Mrs John
Allen, at Spring Lake, n. j.
Miss Jennie Pfeifer. of 81 High street
| Germantown, left this week for Chelsea,
a, where she has taken a cottage for the sum-
| -mer.
daughter. Mrs Upton Favorite, have taken
house at Marblehead Mass, for the sum-
mer. TO be near Mr. Favorite, who is sta
| toned nearby.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Gates and their
family, of 322 West Willow Grove avenue,
Chestnut Hill. will leave this week for Chel-
sea, where they have taken a cottage for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Whitaker and
their family, formerly of st. Martins lane
| and Mermaid lane, st. Martins, have left for
Ventnor where they will spend the summer.
| Mr.. and MIS-. Jervis W. Burdick of 4447
Sansom street, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Machold and
their family of $500 Quincy street, Ger
maptown, have gone to Atlantic City for
the simmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Holt, of 231O Pine
street. have closed their apartment for the
summer and have taken a cottage at Beach
Haven.
The Rev. Reuben Saillens d. D., of Paris.
Mrs. Saillens and Miss Saillens are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Skerrett
of Upsal Doctor Saillens was formerly iden-
| titled with the McAll mission work in France
He is in this country at the request of the
foreign mission board and expects shortly
to return to France to resume his war ac-
| tiyities.
| A birthday party was given for Mizpah
, Mitchell on her sixth birthday Friday at
the home of her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs
| ]. L. Reese. AL East Indiana avenue. Games
| were played and a lunch was served. Among
those present were Sadie olschwang Ida
Anacher, Ida Wall. Evlyn Barts, Annie Ger
site. Eleenor 0srstle, Dorothy tdisrsh. Mar
g2rsk Ha,fly. oiaria AItphell. M q -