Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-26

and Mrs. Rhinelander. of 2J1 South
Twenty Second street. entertained at
dinner last evening in honor Of NJ.
of Cardinal Mcrcicr.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Dewitt Cuyler, of
Edgcwood. Haverford. will entertain at
n dinner dance, on Saturday. November
30, in honor of Miss Pauline Thayer.
dcbutantc daughter of Mrs. John Il.
Thayer, of. Redwood, Haverford. -
Among those who will assist in re-
cciving at the tea which Mrs. Harry
Clifton Adams. Of 171@ Pine street,
will give on November -. to present
her daughter Miss Evelyn y. Smith,
will be Miss Juliana Baker. Miss Rhoda
Brooke. Miss Marie Louise Ashurst,
Miss Roxalenc H.. Dickinson. of Tren-
ton, Miss Anita NJ Evans. Miss
Dorothy Ely, Miss Margaret A. Dalctt.
Miss Mary Fahncstock, Miss Mary
TrottCr Goodman, Miss Ellen Glen
dinning. Miss Margaret T. Graham.
Miss Mary Il. Knight, Miss Deborah
Logan, Miss Mary ID. Norris. Miss
Esther L. Rhoads, Miss Kathleen II.
Ritter. Miss Eleanor Robb. Miss Eliza
beth Ross, Miss MNrgaretta Sharpless
and Miss Harriet +. Zimmerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. luton, of
. Elmira, n. Y, announce the engage
rhcnt Of their daughter. Miss Sara
Christine luton. and Lieutenant Com
mander Lester L.. Pratt, NJ! c., L. s.
| N, of Bellcfontaine. Q.
Doctor Pratt recently returned from
overseas, where he served with the
Fifth Regiment of marines, Second
| Division.
Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills held
meeting of the executive committee of
the drive for the maternity branch OF
the Bryn Mawr Hospital, which will
| be carried on during the week of Octo-
Der S at her home in st. Davids, yes
terday morning. The members of the
committee are Mrs. George c. Packard,
| Mrs. George c. Thayer, Mrs. e. Ship
pen Willing, Mrs. Charles Sinnickson,
Earnshaw, Mrs. Alexander Brown and
! MIS-. AGcnlDdlu bdrklle.
Mrs. John c. Groome, who has been
spending six weeks in Winter Harbor,
will return today ito Polo Lodge, her
home in Bryn Mawr,
Mr.. and Mrs ITollnshead Taylor,
Of st. Martins lane. Chestnut Hill
and their children, will close their cot =
tage at Cape May today and return
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woolston and
their family, who have spent some time
in the Canadian Rockies, returned home
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabin W. Cotton. Jr.,
| of Long Meadow House, Bryn NIawr,
will return next Tuesday from North :
east HarbOr, where they spent the
summer.
Mrs. Tristram C. COlket. of Bryn
| NIawr. returned last evening from Bos :
ton, where she accompanied her son,
Mr.. Harrison Colkct, who will attend
st. Marks School
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George Lewis.
of Creshrim road. and their children
will return from Bay Head tomorrow
Mr., and Mrs, Robert T. Ricknpll.
Miss Frances Bicknell and Mr.. X.
ThaXtrr BiCkncll have opened their
house on Highland avenue Chestnut
! Hill. They spent the summer at Chcl-
sea.
Miss Dorothy Grammcr. who has
been visiting Miss Isabel Wadsworth
at Magnolia, Mass, will return with
Miss Wadsworth about October I
MET. Carl Grammer and Miss Mary
Page Grammer have returned to their
home. 1924 Spruce street. Mrs. Don
aid TOrrey. who will be remembered
as Miss Bessie Grammcr, is visiting
her mother.
Mrs. ]. Murray Elkcy. Miss Alice
Ellzey and Miss May Ellzcy returned
this week from Chelsea.
Miss Aida II. Buehler. of 81 Pelham
roads Germantown, entertained al
luncheon on Wednesday in honor OF
Miss Jean Specsr. whose marriage to
Mr.. John Fl. Hill will take place on
Saturday evening at the Rittenhouse
Hotel. Among the guests were the
bridal party, which includes Miss
Margaret Speese. Miss Natalie BLIZZARD,
Miss Eleanor Hillsley and Mrs. Rhys
Carpenter.
On Tuesday Miss Natalie BLIZZARD, OF
5145 Morris street, entertained at
luncheon for Miss Speese.
On Monday Miss Eleanor Hillsley,
of 80 Gowen avenue, entertained at a
card party in honor of the bride to be
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Azogue, of this
city, announce the marriage of their