Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-09
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tails of Today's Weddings-She Hears
of the Stokes-Babbou Marriage in Long Island.
A Day Nursery Benefit

soclety early IN the winter. Mr. and Mrs.
Bayard and their daughters, Miss Bay
ard and Miss Frances Mexican Bayard.
returned last week from Seal Harbor,
Me-, where they spent the summer Miss
Bayard Is spending the weekend in
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Boyce Judson, of
Cheltenham road, Chestnut Hill, have
issued invitations for a Dime er- dance on
Tuesday, November 2, for the receiving
party ut the tea, which they will give
on the same afternoon TO Introduce their
niece, Miss Charlotte Churchill Starr,
Ducoing Star. Miss starr. accompanied
by Miss Mary Ernestine Appleton, and
Miss JESSIE Thomas, of South Dakota,
VIII leave early next month for Cam
bridge, Mass, where they will spend a
week prior to attending the Harvard and
Princeton game.
Mr.. +. Zerban Brown, of Devon. IA en-
tertaining house party over the week.
end at Browns Mills, N. J. The guests
,nolude: Miss Jane Shaw Hepburn,
MI Miss enr ottille Morris. Misc Priscilla Davis,
Savage, Mr.. Van Antwerp Lea and Mr..
william 8, Newlin. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown, OF Haverford., will chnperon the
party.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Emory McMichael of
knoi House. Devon, will entertain at
In honor Of Miss Ruth Packard. dauRh.
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. George r. Packard.
OF the Meadows, Villanoya, before the
dance which Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leam-
ing Montgomery will give In honor of
Miss Jessie DaCosta.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand J. Graves, of
chestnut Hill, will entertain at large
dance at the Germantown Cricket Club
on January 8, to formally present TO So
ciety their daughter. Miss Charlotte Mae
Graves
Miss Elise du. Pont will bo the guest
or 2, honor at q luncheon. at the sedgley
parents pe on October Mr rd ~ to be given BY her
Pont. Mr.. and Mrs. du Pont have re-
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Theodore Ketterer
nave sent out invitations for n dance to
be held at the Overlook Golf Club Fri. i
day. October Is.
Mrs. Laura Rieger has returned from
visit to the Pocono mountains.
Mrs. James Starr and her daughter.
Miss Sarah Logan Starr. of Olney ave,
nue., Germantown, returned by motor on
Tuesday from Nova Scotia. where they
spent, spent the summer with Mrs. starr's
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hacker, of 5345
Baynton street, Germantown, are SPEND
Ing fortnight in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burtis Leach. of
south Orange. n. j., announce the en-
Eagement Of their daughter. Miss Maude
Chandler Leach, to Mr.. Justus Carliie
Martin or Lansdowne. Pa, and Provi-
dence. R I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Godfrey, OF Bow
man avenue Merton, who have been
spending the summer at Northeast Har-
Dor, Me-. returned home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald NJ. Love are thu
guests OF Mrs. Loves parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Alfred II. Lippincott, at their home
at 231 West Tulpehocken street, German
town.
Mrs. Peter Shields and her daughter,
Miss Cora Shields, and Miss Anita
Shields have closed their cottage at Cane
May and returned to their apartment "a
Seventeenth and Walnut streets for the
winter.
>, Mrs. Joseph Leldy, of Rose Tree
House, Penllyn, has postponed the dance
October IL. In honor Of Miss Flea nor
Gummey, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Frances Gummey, until later IN
the season. 80
Mrs. Richard McSherry, of Baltimore.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Rollin III. viii,
Dur, or Old Stone House, ST. Davids.
VIII visit her parents about the 1st of
November after her return from AleS-
anaria Bay, Canada, where she has been
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry C. Atkins, of 5oo5
florence avenue. announce the engages
inent or their daughter. Miss Edith ].
mantown. O- S''
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence II Clark al
and their family, OF st. pavids are
spending two weeks at the HotcI
Brighton, Atlantic City. '''
MIR. and Mrs Charles Sim, of OIney
ANNOUNCE the betrothal of their daug6-
YER MISS Pauline Sim. to Mr.. Rowlanl 4
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs Sim
Mrs. Frank Hoover of Los Angeles
Eiallt'' IS visiting her sister, Mrs vii.
nam Worthington, of 1929 Dunca
avenue, and will remain until November