Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-09
JUST GOSSIP, ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Regrets the Death of Mrs Craige Lippin
cott-She Tells Of the Work Done at Ocean City
for Conualescent Soldiers

daughter. Miss Gertrude Anne Graham.
at tho Merton Golf Club on Thursday
evening, September Is. The tancc was
originally planned to take place Mt El.
donridge. the Graham home at Devon.
but az the place has been rented for n
year the plans have been changed
Mr.. Charles PCnrOsc Perkins occor,
panied by his daughter, Mrs. u. Pratt
Mannix, of the Hedges. Roscmont will
leave on Friday to attend the marriage
of his son, Mr.. Rowan Perkins. and
Miss Marion y. Clcavcland. which will
take place on Saturday in New IInycn
Owing to the illness of Mrs pcnrosc tho
wedding will be very quiet.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Franklin McFad-
den, of Radnor Valley Farm. Rose.
mont. have returned from short visit
in Atlantic City.
Miss Mary +. Converse will sail for
China and Japan on November s. Miss
Converse spent the summer in New
Hampshire.
Major Edward B. CaSsatt and Mrs
CasSatt, who have been taking six
weeks trip through Alaska. returned
yesterday to Chcstcrbrook Farm. their
place in Berwyn.
Miss Heloisc Miner Halsev. VINO has
been doing war work in Washington,
has been dcmobilizcd and is with her
mother. Mrs. James 7. Haiscy. at their
home, 10I South Twenty second street.
Hlr. Emlyn l.. Stewardson. of Rrvn
Mawr. left Yesterday to join his family
ut North Haven. Me-. for ten days.
Miss Rosamond Stcwardson and Miss
Margaret Stewardson will return home
with their father. but Mrs. Stewardson
will remain until October.
Mrs. Thomas Leaning will return
from Bar Harbor tomorrow and will
spend the autumn at Brentwood. her
home in Wayne.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Earnshaw,
of Bryn Mawr. returned on Saturday
from n motor trip through Maine.
Mrs H. Allen Daley and her daugh.
ter. who have been spending the summer
at Kennebunkport. Me-. returned to
their home in Ardmorc last Wedncs
day.
Mrs. Powell Evans and her daugh-
fer. Miss Anita Evans. who have been
visiting Mrs. Evanss mother. Mrs.
Clarke Merchant. at her cottage in At
lantir City, returned today to their
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Dufield Ashmead. who
have been staying at Beach Haven,
have opened their house at THAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Hupy. who
have been spending the month of Au-
gust motoring through the Adiron-
dacks, White Mountains and Manic.
visiting friends en- route. have returned
to their apartment at Fifteenth and
Locust streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Kay. of this
city, announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Mabel Evelyn Kay. and
Lieutenant Charles f. Williams. of
Pittsburgh. on Friday afternoon. Sep
tcmber 3. Lieutenant Williams has re-
Gently returned from overseas. where
he has seen more than two years
service. lie was awarded the Distin-
Guished Service Medal and also recon-
mcnded for the Croix de Guerre
Miss Grace W. Greene, of Dover,
Del. was married to DIR. John Musser,
Of Overbrook, on Saturday morning.
The wedding took place at St. Johns
Reformed Church, md the Rev. &. j.
\lusser, ID. D.. father of the bride
groom. officiated. Doctor Musser and
his bride will live in New York city.
Doctor Musser, who formerly taught at
the University of Pennsylvania, is pro-
lessor of history in New York Unver-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noble Guss. of
West Chester, are spending week at
he Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City. Mrs.
fuss, it will be remembered, was Miss
Clarita Azogne, of this city, before she
married at the Bellevue Stratford
ast April.
Mrs. Irene Wilson, of Ardmore, an
lounces the engagement of her daugh-
er, Miss Florence Marian Wilson, and
Mr.. Howard ]. Hill, of Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. BERN, of
240 South Thirteenth street, are
spending some time at the Lafayette,
Cape May, n. j.