Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of Miss Clothiers Debut-Miss
CitIinghant Sails for Home-She Regrets the
Death OF Mrs. William B. Churchmdn

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and Mrs. John Edward Zimmerman, at
their home in Rydal. Among the debu-
tantes who will receive with Miss Zim-
mermann are Miss Marion wister
Baird, Miss Mary Trotter Goodman,
Miss Kathleen G.. Ritter, Miss Peggy
Rosengarten, Miss Gertrude l.. p.
Conaway, Miss Evelyn Smith, Miss
Helen Hope Wilson, Miss Marie Louise
Ashburst, Miss Margaretta Sharpless,
Miss Anne B. Townsend, Miss Jane
b. Yeatman, Miss Betsey Warren Da-
Wis, Miss Dorothy Newbold Ely, Miss
Margaret Thayer Graham, Miss Rosa :
mund Wurts, Miss Lucy Grey, Miss
Mary Charming Wister, Miss Rhoda
M. Brooke, Miss Deborah Logan, Miss
Celestine Warder, Miss Elizabeth Anne
Taylor and Miss Rosamond Wurts.
An interesting engagement announced
today is that of Mrs. Louis Barclay
Robinson, niece of DR.. w. w. Keen,
1929 Chestnut street, TO Mr.. Robert
Carman Ryles. Mrs. Robinson was
before her marriage Miss. Helena Weir
and has been living for the last year
AT CaVlte, L. L.
Mrs. John c. Bell, Jr.. enterto;,ed
at luncheon yesterday at Radnor in
honor of Miss Elizabeth Williams. oi
Haverford. who has just returned from
France. Among the guests were Mrs
! George Wharton Pepper, Jr.. Mrs
Johns Hopkins and Mrs. c. Crawford
Madeira.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. BonsaI. nj
Nerdant Valley Farm. White Hall. Md
and MIR. Bonsal White. of MARYLAND
will spend the week end with Mr.. ant
Mrs. John X. valentine and will attent
| the steeplechase meet at the home a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Beaver Strass
burger, Normandy Farm, on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine will not nj
tend the White Hall Horse Show thi,
week.
Mrs Austin NJ. Purves. of Semjnol,
| avenue, Chestnut Hill. who speut mar
of the summer at East Jaffrey, n. III,
returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reatb. Mis-
Nancy A. Reath, Miss Marion Taylo
and Miss Susan Townsend Groome lef
this week to spend a fortnight travel
ing in Canada. Miss Groome is tn
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c
Groome, of Virginia, who are spendin
the winter at the Wellington. Mis-
Groome will make her debut at tea I
be given by her parents on November %
Judge and Mrs. John Marshall Gest
of Handsworth, Overlook, will enter
tain this evening at a theatre party
followed by supper at the Ritz Carlton
in honor of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Gest, and their son, Mr.. Sydpe
Grier Gest. Among the guests will b
Miss Mary Fisher Glendinning, Miss El
len Glendinning, Miss 2. Antoinett
Geyein, Miss Juliana Stevens Baker
Miss Helen Hope Wilson, Miss Anne r
Townsend, Major Charles J. Biddle, Mr.
Edward NJ. Biddle, Mr.. H. Perciva
Glendinhing. Mr.. Reginald Jacobs, MI
Henry Laussat Geyelin, Jr., and MI
Sydney Thayer, Jr.
Owing to the death of Mrs. Converse
mother, Mrs. William B. Church
man, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Convers
have recalled the invitations for
luncheon next Sunday.
} Mrs. W. W. Hepburn, of villanova
J returned last evening from New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Z. Jennings
, of 391 Gowen avenue, Chestnut Hill
left yesterday for an automobile tri
to Niagara Falls and Canada. The
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Painter, of 7136 Cresheim road
; and Mr.. Roland Bosler.
Mrs. David T. Young and his daugh
ter, Miss Carroll Young, of Phil Ellen
street, returned from Cape May a fe,
days ago.
> Miss Mary Elizabeth Mahan, of Peer
mont, N. j., was married to Mr.
Samuel s. Shuttleworth, of Philadel
phia, on Saturday, September %, 9
, Holy Trinity Church, Ocean City. Th
, officiating clergyman was the Re,
|, Herbert j. Cook, of Beverly, n. ]
: former pastor of the church in whic
the ceremony was held. The bride WI
6 given in marriage by her father, NJ
:, Cornelius Mahau, and the matron
!, honor was Mrs. Charles Dunbar,
Palmyra, n. j. After the ceremony Il
6 bridal party was entertained at a mic
u day breakfast at the Hotel Biscayn
Ocean City. Mr.. and Mrs. Shuttlewor,
8 will live at Peermont, where they a.
:. building their new home.
# Mrs. Charles Knittel, of 80 Sout
10 Raleigh avenue, Chelsea, is entertain
: ing Mrs. Thomas D. Bowes and h
Al three children, of Trevor lane, Cynwy
r for three weeks. while Mr.. Bowes
n cruising on yacht.
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