Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-18

on fast and furious and in n week or
two everything will be in full sway,
that's sure,
October is so full Of dates it seems
really remarkable that so many parties
can be given in one month. l told You
of the dates for the nrst week in the
month a short time ago and now listen
to this, for these have all been added
to the already large number of parties
for that week. Ellen and Mary, or
rather 1 should say, Mary and Ellen
Glendinning are to make their debut on
October 2, and Kathleen Ritter will
be introduced out in Ardmore that day.
The Glendinnings live in Chestnut Hill
and their tea will be at their place,
the Squirrels.
The Henry Brinton Coxes will give a
tea on Friday the third at Penllyn for
r Catherine Coke, and how on earth we
are going to get to all the places on
Saturday of that week will be indeed
hard to say.
TN THE first place, there's the Craw-
L ford Clay wedding out in Jenkin-
town and there will be four teas. Polly
Thayer will be introduced by her
mother, Mrs. John B. Thayers Jr.. at
Redwood, their Haverford home. Edith
Newlin and Sarah Harrison will be
given tea by their cousin. Mrs.
William A. Lieber, at her home in Bryn
Mawr. Edith Newlin. is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Newlin, of
Whitford. Her. brother, Jack, you re-
member, was with the American am
H,.1 ~, and .killn1 in
1917. He was a perfectly fine young
fellow and every one felt his death
terribly. Alice Newlin, an older sister,
is at college and then there is another
brother named for his father. Richard
s. Newlin. g.. ....
Sarah Harrison is the eldest Of the
Harrison girls, daughters of the
Joseph Harrisons. Their mothers will
receive with Mrs, Lieber at the tea, OF
course.
Margaret Earle is 20 be introduced
at her home in Chestnut Hill that af-
ternoon and further up the Main Line
than Bryn Mawr, will be the Little
tea at Strafford to introduce Molly
Little. SO you see it will be some busy
day indeed And to add to that in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
Trotter are to give dance at their
home in Chestnut Hill for their daugh
ter. Betty Trottet, and for Margaret
Ross, the daughter Of the Walter Ross
es, and Nancy Walker, perfectly
sweet little girl from st. Louis. who is
to be debutante out there this year,
too, and who will be visiting the Trot-
ters at that time.
WITH Monday of the next week
w will come the Ncntman tea. nt
which Jane Yeatman will make her de-
hut. She is the daughter of the POne
Yeatmans and the cards are already
out for that party. It's to be given at
the YeatmanS Chestnut Hill home from
-four until half after six o'clock.
Caroline Barclay decided on October
Z in the spring. so her tea is the
next "on the tapis.' She is the daugh
ter of the William Lyttleton Barclays.
of Chestnut Hill. Her mother was Miss
Anne Wister. a daughter of the late
Mr.. Jones Wister and a sister of Mrs.
Arthur Mason Chichester, Jr., of Vir-
ginia.
The James Cavcrley Newlins will rive
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Merton Cricket Club for their
daughters Louisa, whose engagement to
Beaumont Whitney. was announced a
few weeks ago, Adelaide Newlin and
the James Caverley Newlin, Jrs., the
latter was Sallie Vacher Williams, you
remembef. of Fishkin.
nO YOU think that any one Will be
- able to breathe after the Sth of
! October? Well, you'll have to if you
have any breath in your body, for on
the nlnth you VIII nave TO HE you out
TO Ardmore to the Trenchard New
poius TEA ior nhoua brooke' Mrs' New :
o9lu uauShter' ana lor nosamond ana
Marion MIrl"' h,tceS OF Mr. NeWooid'
caoan oa riaas .ns ea o. 'nn. Hi Weeh WI De the
w. E. Goodman's granddaughter, which
VIII be given IN chestnut Hill, and on
saturday OF that week EllzaDeth Anne
Iayior' daushter OF the holand Iaylors'
VIII nave nsr Tea.
AND reai,v after +bat irs+ oon,t
~ .L;.,l. ss
- oontam,Ioto 10 faot that .ho .o' NV wv, "
tbo month will ho net as f',n ;f ~ ".
more fuII than tho eorI,, hole wv
And you know tho Horsc shou .,
Rrvn Mawr comes in the second wooL os
October, II looks 70 Nancy os - tboUa
would he no rest for tbe woorv,
II HEAR that Anna Strawbridge's s
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