Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-20

Evans. to Mr.. Henry Allen Adams. of
l712 Pine street.
An engagement of interest to society
in New York. Boston and Philadelphia,
which was formally announced in
Washington yesterday. is that of Miss
Elizabeth Willard Stead. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stead, of New
York and Washington, to DIR. Lewis
NJ. Booth. of Roosevelt Hospital, New
York Miss Stead is niece of Mrs. l..
Rowland Brown and Paul Revere Rey
nolds, of New York. During the early
, part of the war she was engaged in
social service work among the families
Of soldiers in White Plains. Later she
took the nurses surgical aid course at
Roosevelt and served in Debarkation
! Hospital No. in New York. After
joining her parents in Washington last
May she devoted her spare time to work
with the wounded soldiers at Walter
! Reed Hospital. She is n member OF
the Junior League.
Doctor Booth is n graduate of Yale,
class of '0S. and Yale medical II. He
went overseas with the Mackay Roose
welt Unit Base Hospital No. 10, and
served for twenty months. While there
| he was appointed chief anesthetist of
the a. +. +. He held the rank of cap
tain. The wedding probably will take
! place in June.
! Both young people are well known
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilbur Taylor. of
/ J2O Linden street. CamScn, announce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Gwcndolyn Elaine Taylor to Mr.
| Thomas CathCart Leonards. of this city.
The wedding of Mrs. Henry s. Paul.
daughter of Mrs. James Mapes Dodge.
of Clapior street and Mexican avenue,
Germantown. and Mr.. Spencer X. Mul-
! ford, Jr., of Squirrel Corner, Wyncote.
! will take place very quietly, today.
Mr.. William A. wiederscm. Of
| Wayne. has returned from Palm Beach.
| where he has been spending some time
with Mrs. Wiederseim, who will return
| home the last Of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurncc Num- OF
| Watson(ord road, Radnor. will spend
the remainder of the Lenten season at
the Hotel Ambassador, Atlantic City.
| They stopped few days at the Ritz
Carlton in New York, on their way from
Palm Beach
The Rev. George W. Anthony. Of
! Wayne. is convaleScing at Atlantic
City, from his recent serious illness
Mrs William Disston. of New York
! formerly of this city, will sail for
Europe today
MIR. and Mrs. William w. Ilearnc,
aud Miss Gertrude Hearnc. who have
been spending the winter in town, spent
a week at their home in Wayne. They
will sail for England today.
Colonel and Mrs. William Henry
Saycn will spend the next few days at
Hot Springs. Va,
Miss Elizabeth Scotncy will be hostess
Of the next club night at the Spring.
haven Country Club, Wdllingford,
which takes place on Friday, March 26,
There will be dancing and cards.
Mrs. Edward Cannon Burton, of
Chester, and Miss Katherine Ubil, of
| Upland are spending fortnight at
liaddon Hall, Atlantic City.
The Woman's Club of Wyncote met
in the clubroom on Greenwood avenue
Wednesday afternoon, with the .presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert L., Russell, in the
chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Morris Hewitt,
of The Pinehurst, Forty fifth and Pine
streets, are being congratulated on the
birth Of daughter, Ada Cuthbert
Hewitt, Mrs. Hewitt will be remem-
bcred us Miss Ada Blair Cuthbert.
They will occupy their cottage in Vent
nor during the summer.
Mrs. r.. V. Alessandroni, of 100
South Fortieth street, with her sister,
Mrs. William A. Blair, of Elmwood, n.
j., are visiting Mrs. Heberd Jones, at
Kansas City, Mo. They will return in
the spring and will open their house
in the country.
Miss Jane Jackson, daughter of Mr..
NJ. Roy Jackson, formerly of Rose Val
ley, will spend the Easter holidays with
her father at their summer cottage at
NentnOr Miss Jackson is student
at Miss Ely's School in Greenwich,
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. White have re
turned to their home In Wayne after
spending several weeks in Florida.
Miss Mary Spangler, of New York, is
visiting her brother DR.. John l.. Spang-
Ter, of Devon.
i Mrs George II. Wilson. has gone TO
llridgewnter, Mass, 10 visit her pnr-
.'enisa