Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-20
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tomorrow afternoon aud evening in
Holy Trinity Church. % .t'.f.s3 =.
Mrs. George Buckley Warder and
Miss Celestine +. Wnrder. who have
been visiting Mrs. Warder's brother, the
Rev. w. George Read. for n month. re-
turned homo on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
to Bay Head the middle Of June, as they
have taken u cottage there for the
summer. -. ,' ' '."
Miss f. Gwen Martin closed their
apartment in town and moved out to
Bdgecombe, Chestnut Hill, on Thurs
day. .'
Invitations have been issued by the
ments, Carpenter street. Germantown.
for a musicale to be held on Thursday
evening, at $50 o'clock. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Farr will be
guests Of Mrs. William g. Low, Jr,
Of New York, who will entertain at
the opera this evening in the box OF her
mother, Mrs. Herbert NJ. Howe, of
1922 Locust street. %.
Mr., and Mrs. c. Fenno Hoffman,
who have been visiting their mother,
Mrs. j. Ogden Hoffman, THAN, have
moved into their new home on Mill
Creek road, Ardmore. ..., .
Mrs. Richard p. Brown, of the
Wood Norton Apartments, will enter
tain at. luncheon tomorrow, IN honor
OF Miss Anna Beatrice Gardiner and
her bridal party, which will be followed
by n theatre party to be given by Miss
Mildred Willard, Of Merton, also in Miss
Gardeners, honor. The marriage of
Miss Gardiner and Mr.. John I. Rogers
will take place next week.
Mrs. Philip T. Sharples. of st. Davids,
will give a luncheon and bridge this
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Il. Swift
Newton, Of this city, who before her
marriage in the autumn was Miss Ethel
Jennings, Of Chicago. g..
Mrs. Frederick Schmidt, Of Radnor,
who has been giving series oe1uncheons
at the Bellevue Stratford, followed by
o theatre party, will give another on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kishbaugh, Of
st. Davids road. St. Davids, have been
entertaining Mrs. George Gollinger, OF
Wilmington, for few days. Mrs.
Gollinger is a sister Of Mrs. Kishbaugh.
Mrs. Daniel H. Hastings, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. John I. Rogers
at the Aldine. has returned to her home
In Harrisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Duncan are
receiving congratulations upon the birth
of daughter, Betty Endicott Duncan,
on April 10. Mrs. Duncan before her
marriage was Miss Anna Winthrop
Endicott. Of Merton, Pa.
Mrs. V. Gilpin Robinson entertained
at an attractive luncheon at her home
near Clifton Heights in honor of he,
cousin, Mrs. Robert Burnett Bean, oi
the University Of Virginia, at Char
lottesville. The guests included Mrs
r. B. Bean, Mrs. Frederick Il. Ham
Mrs. Thomas s. Wilson, DR.. Minnie
Leopold and Miss Elizabeth Holmes.
Miss Dorothy Gallagher, of Kansas
Tisdale at her home in Ridley Park
Miss Gallagher will spend some time in
the East, where she has many friends
as she is a graduate of Trinity College
Washington.
Miss Anita F. Lang has returned Il
her home, the Keilworth, in New York
after spending some time in Atlantic
City and this city. Miss Lang formcrl!
lived in this city.
Invitations have been issued by tn
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Atlantic Dcepe
Waterways Association for a large re
ception in honor of Mayor J. Hampton
Moore and Mrs. Moore to take place thi
evening at $50 o'clock at the Hote
Walton. Mrs. William Ward, Jr.
president of the auxiliary, will preside
and the reception will be followed b,
dancing. The affair is in charge o
Mrs. Harry Dunlap, Mrs. Thoma
Creighton, Mrs. Elmer Smith, Mrs
Frederick Froriep, vice presidents Mrs
James II. Civilian, secretary; Mrs
Harry 8. Field, assistant secretary
Mrs. Charles +. Stannard, treasurer
and Mrs. L. G. Vessels, chairman O
the entertainment committee.
The ri Rho Sigma will hold its an
nual ball at the Ritz Carlton next Sat
urday evening.