Evening journal., 1919-10-18
Parties


Ramsay. at Guyencourt This was the
introducing TO society Of Miss Mary
Norris Ramsay, Miss Jane Tilghman
Ramsay and Mrs. Bamsays niece, Miss
Polly HOffecker.
Mrs. Hamsay's sisters, Mrs. Robert
strain and Mrs. George r. Honeker. and
Mrs. Ramsay's daughter. Mrs. Van Wyck
Ferris, Of Hampstead. Long Island, as
sisted. With Mrs. David j. Reinhardt,
Mrs. Henry B. Bradford and Mrs. Shris-
lopher l.. Ward.
The young ladies' assisting were Miss
Virginia COombs, Of Scarsdale, New
York: Miss Augusta Blue, Of Charlotts-
vile. Virginia. and Miss Esther Ward,
Miss Sarah Townsend, Miss Rebecca
Benhardt, Miss Louise Relnhardt, Miss
Elinor Thompson and Miss Mary
Stadleman.
Miss Mary Morris Ramsay wore a
creation Of blue and silver brocade and
/ chiffon, with silver and lace.
! Miss Jane Ramsay wore Old ivory
gobeln, the panniers caught up with
large flowers.
Miss Honecker wore pale yellow geor-
gette crepe with gold lace and baby
ostrich plumes.
The reception was held in the living
room which was beautifully decorated
with flowers, the doors opening on the
grove Of noble old trees in front Of the
luuse, where the lawn beyond slopes
down TO the lake. One OF the young
ladies presided at the tea-table in the
Den" which is the original log cabin
dating back to 1899 With its quaint
/ drop-table and huge fireplace, the low
whitewashed room was a reminder OF
by-gone times.
Refreshments were served in the
| panelled dining room and also out OF
doors.
( Miss Hoffecker viii go in q short time
TO silver City. New Mexico, with Mrs.
Robert strain.
Mrs. Mitchell Leroy Whitehead Of
No. 7OG West Twenty-seventh street, re-
Gently give O luncheon in honor OF Mss
ElinOr G.. Whitehead who is TO be mar
ried i'm Old Swedes Church on next
Wednesday to Walter +. Webster. The
color scheme for this delightful func-
lion was pink and white.
The guests We're Miss Elnor G.
Whitehead. Mrs. Mitchell Leroy White
head. Miss Betty Whitehead, Miss Myrle
Compton OF Philadelphia, Mrs. Walter
J. Reese Of COll.ngswOod, y. j., Mrs.
Harry X. Rutter, Mrs. Arthur II. Elmer,
Mrs. Olin Hancock, Mrs. William NJ.
Mask. Jr., Mrs. William Bergman, Jr., !
Mrs. Willard Robertson, Mrs. ]. r. L. |
Feeley. Mrs. W. Ralph Whitehead and
Harry pyle Of Chadd's Ford, Pa.
After the luncheon cards were play |
ed The first prize Of "a surprise va
riety shower" was won by Miss White !
head.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Marshall Of No. |
ii2S Pine street, celebrated their TWEEN |
ty-sixth wedding anniversary on We'd /
nesday evening Mrs. Leonard Springer |
gave recitation. SNOWFALL
Among the guests were the Mothers
Club OF which Miss Mabel Hopes is
the leader. In behalf Of the Mothers
club. Mrs. George 4. GibasOn present
ed Mrs Marshall with a cameo brooch.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs Marshall and family, Miss Mabel
lIoopes, Miss Alice Poole, Mrs. Thomas
NHson. Mrs Oscar Massey. Mrs. Potts,
Mrs. Harry Siuckey. Mrs. John Ritter,
Mrs. DrummOnd. Mrs. John Dunkei-
berger, Mrs. Reese Zelgler, Mrs. Maud
Cadorl. Mrs. GerOyo A. Gibason. Ms
Clinton Foster. Mrs. John Shultz, Mrs.
William Moran, Mrs. Agnes Cat, Mrs.
William Lenderman, Mrs. Leonard
Mrs. Richard Fenton, Mrs. Da-
Wis. Mrs. William Mcbride Mrs. oscar
Niorein, Mrs. Walter Rodenheiser AMI
Mrs Bertha Bouldin.
A very pleasant surprise was given
I. T. Mills at his home, No. 33i East
Eighth street, on Thursday, in ho0nr Of
his birthday anniversary. Westley b.
Davis presented 30 Mr.. Mills a gold 1
ring in appreciation Of his services as II
first vlce-president Of Scott Epworth
League.
Not to be outdone Mr.. Mills, in
turn, presented Mrs. Mills with a Vic
tory Bond. Music was furnished by A,
Miss Ann Simpkins The evening was !
closed with prayer by w. e. Campbell.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Irvine Herron, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Burns, Alfred Burns. Miss Elizabeth
Townsend, George II. Scott, Miss Ann
Simpklns. Harold E. Houck, Miss Ber- !
Ina Black. Herbert B. Van Dyke. Miss
VI. Grace Rono. Daniel White, Miss Lii
lie Davis, William Seidel. Miss Mary
Davis. Harry Mcbride, Miss Maud Har-
yey. William L. Campbell Miss Blanche
Mcbride. Miss Marjorie Sard, Wesley
B. DAVIS. Miss Sadie Cavender, Miss
sarah Mahan. Miss Marian +. Mills, !
Miss Helen v Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
L. Mills.
A masquerade party was given by |
members of the Baracca Juniors at the
lone Of Ralph L. HOuck, of No. 1918
Pine street, on Wednesday evening. |
James were played and refreshments
served. Those present were the Misses
Marion jackson, Molly Campbell, Ellen |
Jackson. Gladys Durham. Cora Ray. |
trace Whitock, Edith Watson, Rachel
ieynhrd. Gladys Bowers, Madeline |
1oates. Ralph Houck, Harold Houck, |
Harold Helms. Paul Baker, Harold Hack
't, Frank Donovan, Herman Niblett |
Jarrett Niblelt, Leonard McElroy and |
lr. and Mrs. Niblett.
Members OF the choir Of Brandywine
Il. f. Church gave a surprise kitchen
hover on Thursday evening. for one Of
heir members. Miss Beatrice L. Hus-
lands. Miss Husbands received many
lifts. Her marriage TO Edward Gibson,
r., viii take place at an early date.
The w II. 5. Alumnse Association IS
making plans for an informal dance 20
e held at Gilbert Studio, on Halloween