Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-30
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of the First Debutante Tea Of the
Season-lnterestiug Bits About Various
People and Their Doings

r,l -. L.a,, ro,o;rol fro,, NIrs
a'us "a'' "e'"
william Ernest "ooumoh' OF '4o
Bethlehem pike, for Friday afternoon,
Octobcr 10. from 4 until Z o'clock. TO
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iu''o"uee "ei s'o""" '
Ernestine Appleton Ihe CARDS OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Appleton, of Marsh
Tuo,.o coodr,or Ntrs coodr.rs
other granddauen'er' VINO VIII oe
debutante this year also, are inclosed.
There will be dancing.
Mr.. Wilson Catherwood will give a
d;rnor damon IN bopor of Miss Mary ID
Nowhold daughter of Clement Buckley
Eeubold of Rrossdicks House. Jenkin
town on Wednesday, October IS. at the
Robb;t
M;ss Maroaret Esrle daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Edgar p earle of Chestnut
Hi1 ot ber toa on October from 4
IA ! o'clock. will he Miss Roxalcnc
Dickipson, of Trenton. \, J.: Miss
Elivahetb Ross Miss Mary Iuelter
Goodman. Miss Elizabeth Barlow. Miss
Clnrissc Smvtbe. Miss Marraretta
Shornless Miss Jncv civ Miss Lor-
raine Disston Miss Katherine King,
Miss Rosalie Hall Of Flushing. l.. l.,
and Miss Elizabeth Brooks. of Scranton.
Tho MARRIAGE ~ Mr. uerrv Cavalier
Smith Jr son of Mrs II Cavalier
Smith oe eo E,st N;not;oth streot Now
York formerly of this city to Miss
Groce Helen Early of Now york took
Mace on scturday IN tho church ~ the
Transfourotion New york Mr. Smith
is n brother of Mrs. Caleb Milne. 3d,
ofn, naiIa g. - - H.,
60. ,p, S'n on'
tnrnod sran, ororsooa souoso, ,nortLs
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rI;anL u'"S % az ."e weuu,ns VI ",o' nt
n.i1doe.n i1 o. -, DaiihS' dNughter OF VT.
nu n, hrs' ireVan'on Da.nas' OF l''f
r lne street ana Mr' Imam DuVlS
ie" proeck VIII De hr. George NJ Dai
heator' Mr.. william west Frazier. 3D.
Mr. fhlllp len Brock and Mr.. George
bippus' Mr.. William Ten Brock will
C,n tuhe pace on octoper 10 IN 81
S'ei"en' 'purcn at CLOCK.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Penrose Per
trip and will shortly occupy their apart
meut at 2119 Spruce street. Mrs.
Perkins will be remembered as Miss
Marion Cleaveland, daughter of Judge
Livingston W. Cleavcland and Mrs.
cleveland, of New Haven. Her we'd
e '''N P'e N.plN"''e' eo i''
Mr.. and Mrs Da,,o1 lIoddoo,. r,
returned Inst week to RolIs NJ;I ,oaJ
Chestnut Hill. from Ogonomit Wo
whore tbev have been since NJ rarn:,
return from overseas
ss ntorEIa I hon,son' aeDutanie
III T%"e"te. y: W.. anu MIS- waiter y
hoo" Gho",Su yn @ ,'s'''ns ner aunt Mrs
Co., Jo',a "'o'e' !" NC" hork' Tor
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WIS - "rIswo'u .r'agg' 'd. Of
"lten 'ap'cs' 'IIanoVa' returned last
n's"' ''"i' ne" iork'
Mr.. o. Hopkipsop Baird. Of 4Oo South
Fifteenth street. are spending few
days at the Brighton in Atlantic Citv
Dr.. and Mrs. George FaIes Baker.
who have been staying at Edgemerp,
ing from their Adirondack camp. opeued
their home, Old Oaks. in Rosemopt
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckley b. Coke. I'd
of Radnor, spent the week end witr
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Edmund Coke
at their home in Radn6r. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eckley Coke have taken an apartment
at olf south Broad street, Tor tue
winter
,Jrs l. snon.or ,,11o, Oh ,,i,, ,,,,
oman be, bo,e IN pbiIodol,,b;a chic u,i,
tnr hnt will 1o.v. Cano War Tnosda,.
ard ;o;n Cantsi,; n,ilIa~ j., Nv, VI
wbare tbev have tslan IN onortmont
NJ aud Mac roI., ,r,.,I. T., L.o
Ioft cana Mer 70 taLo On axtonIoJ
rotor trin tbroush tha adirnndaoi.
AJorntoins
Mn. and Mrs. William d. Grange
will remain in Cane Nav untiI Octobel