Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-08

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SSLILLIAN MAE GROSSCUP
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f.
| GrOsscup. whose marriage to Sergeant
Robert Kits will take place this after
noon at o'clock in the Church Of the
| Saviour. Thirtieth and Ludlow streets.
The bride will be attended by Miss Bea-
trice V. Grosscup and the best man will
be Mr.. William kuIp
| whose engagement was announced today. the
| best man will be Mr.. Charles Richardson
| of Boston, and the ushcrs will include Mr.
| George Bartol, Mr.. Stcclman Balm and Mr.
Philip Stevenson, of Wcstbury. l.. |. The
| wedding will take place on Thursday. June
| ), at 4 o'clock, in the st. Regis, New York
Another interesting wedding which will be
| solemnized on June , is that of Miss Harriet
| NJ. Frazier. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Harrison Frazier. and Mr.. Charles
| S. Cheston, son of DR.. and Mrs Radcliffe
| Cheston.
Miss Margaret 7. Graham. daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. Howard s. Graham. of 205
! West Chestnut avenue. Chestnut Hill. will
| be presented to society at tea 20 he given
| by her parents on Saturday, October -.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Howard Rhoads, Of
| Bala, will give a tea on Saturday. June II,
to introduce their daughter, Miss Esther J..
Rhoads. who will be among next seasons
debutantcs.
Among those who will dine at the Poor
Richard Club tomorrow evening are Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Robins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pen
nell Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Keith Miss
Juiana Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Francois dc
ST. Phalc, Mrs. Madeira, Mrs. Barkie
Henry Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pancoast,
Miss Chandler and DR.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Earnshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick r. Kennedy, of
Germantown, entertained at dinner on
Tuesday evening. There were twelve guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Packard Laird, of
Devon. who have been spending the winter
in Baltimore. where DR.. Laird was con
nectcd with the hospital for blind soldiers
are spending n few weeks in Miami, Fla
Doctor Laird has been mustered out of the
service
The Three Arts Club will give tea this
afternoon at the clubhouse. 1919 Walnut
street. Dr. Elise WhitIork Rose. one of
the founders of the Little House of st.
Pantalcon, will speak on her work in the
hospitals and for the French and Belgian
orphans. Other guests of honor will be
Miss Mary Kennedy, Miss Ethel Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wellesley, Mrs
White and Mr. Leo CarrilIo.
Mr.. William C. Tongue, of GILT Sydcn-
In,, S,tr nn1y I Al
gagemcnt of his daughter, Miss Evangelinc
S. Tongue, and Mr.. Enoch $. Clifford, of
.this city. formerly of Plcasantville, \. !.
Mr.. Clifford has just returned from France,
where he served as a corporal in the 104th
Field Signal Battalion. The wedding will
take place in October.
Friends of Mrs. John Frederick Lewis,
of 1914 Spruce street, will regret TO hear
that she is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Walter G. Sibley was re- elected
president of the Germantown Woman's Club
ut the meeting held on Monday. The vice
presidents for the coming year are Mrs.
Thomas Fl. Carmichael, Mrs. Walter Penn
Sbiplcy and Mrs. Thomas Racburn White;
the treasurer is Mrs. George Wheeler;
recording secretary, Mrs. I. Pearson Will
Its; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Charles
liam Buehler, Mrs. William c. Mclcher and
Mrs. Frank Watson. The meeting was fol-
lowed by tea, at which Mrs. Charles Jenk-
ins, Mrs. James Ritter and Mrs Henry
Ritter were the hostesses
Mrs. Albert Russell Stuctz, of APT South
FOrtieth street, will give luncheon and
theatre party today in honor of her sister
Miss Jessie Ames, whose marriage to Mr.
Vnn, 10 IL L., a,
in June at the Bellevue Stratford. There
will be twenty four guests.
The wedding of Miss NJ. Beatrice Pike,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Charles =. Pike,
of 72S0 Woodland avenue, and Mr. George
ID. Stull of 2232 South Fifteenth street.
will be solemnized on Monday aftcrhoou.
May II. at 3 o'clock, in St. Clements S Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Miss Eleanor Es-
telle Bike will be her sisters only attend
ant, and Mr.. =. Joseph Pike. the brides
brother, will be best man. Miss Mary A.
Pike, another sister of the bride. will be
married in June to MIR. William s. Hart.
of Plainfield, n. j. Mrs. William A. Kuscr
will be her sisters matron of honor and
Lieutenant Charles Il. Pike will be best
man.
The members of the Tioga Business Mems
Association will hold their tenth charter
banquet this evening at their headquarters,
3543 Germantown avenue. Mr.. Wilbur II.
Zimmerman, the president will be toastmas-
ter, and addresses will be made by Mrs.
George w. IIobson, Mr.. Eugene j. Nc
Aleer, Mr.. Thomas Bluctt. Mr.. Henry
Wolf and Mr.. Wfliam n. Scargle. There
will be 200 guests. Mr.. Harry Smith is
chairman of the entertainment committee.
Musicale by Women Writers
A May musicale will be given at the