Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-11

u,ur sudden death yesterday OF Mr.
,.,hnr Emlcn Newbold came as a
hr.nu, .hork in the financial, puSi
very gIrId' snrinl world. Mr.. Newbold
ness "n' onnarcntly in good heaith ana
had psen ,,;ng " ot the luncheon table WIN
was sl.si,s aners Of his firm when he sed
other I soi, over and died in n very rev
denHOnts denH E never rcgaining conscious
ness, Ncwbold will be very greatly
Mr. ho was highly thought OF in all
missed IIo uI leaves his widow, who was
circleiiii iiiiorrict Dixon. and four children.
MISS ,hnm are married. Dorothy, the
all VI, VI daughter, was married oniy
hSSeaturJoy' at st. Paul,s. in Chest
las. iii iIiiI 70 ISthrop Ritchie, ana she
nut in nm her wedding trip when her
sw.s.SSor's WI death occurred. :, >
fatntl ,wo sons. Arthur II. Ncwbold.
Ills s,J ritz. Eugene Dixon -Eewbold,
Jr. ..in% nL" respectively. Marjorie larnall.
marrnLt,", mLn,nr Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton
dausmii dsSnii and Charlotte Eleanor Pepper,
ln,o, larllSm, of Mr.. and Mrs. George
GaHSrt tniISrton Pepper. Anna Newbold, the
Wna' ni". 'J daughter. married c. Hermann
hrT,'% Wr %ewbold and his family have
decided factors in the social htc
~ " tbc city for many years. re was
,oiaoif " member of the committee IN
nI,a nLaroo of the Assemblies for numDer
csa, 81 lars and there has nearly always
pnon Newbold or n relative OF that
uor,e on the committee or among tme
u, natronesses of the two leading Dals
o, Il .;tv oh gpagOn,
VI Thi, r lost year Bcauveau Borie, Jr.,
hrotbcr in law of Mr.. Ncwboid' was
tbo committee and among the pa
..oroSscs Wv , was Mrs. Trenchard New
toJ Jr,. Trcnchard Newbold being
vVao, narsin of the other NcwboldS.
M cnrrse the dance which Mr.. item
-, Ncwhold was to have given to-
9Th, CIV, for Anna is called off. Clement
Nssmhold John Sargent Newbold. Mrs.
psauypa, Borie. Jr.. and Mrs. william
! Taylor of this city were brothers ana
sisters of Mr.. Ncwbold. go
The greatest sympathy will go to
Nrs Newbold. for they were the hap
most most of couples. Mrs. Newbold IS a
ap;Stcr Of Mrs. Russell Thayer. Mrs.
linton % Landreth, Mrs. Vision sharp
ias" Mrs. Francis Alison. Mrs. George
% noIios Dixon. Mr.. 4. j. Dallas Dixon,
Wr y Henry Dixon and Mr.. Thomas
niyon. Another sister was Mrs. Percy
Tcotinc whose death couple of
months ago placed this large family
connection in mourning.
I do feel so sorry for Dorothy New
hold Ritrhc. Think of getting news OF
ones fathers death while on one we'd
ding trip.
THERE will be several small parties
| This afternoon and evening. Friday
seems u favoritc day for CntertalnlhG'
There's the tea which the Arthur MOT :
,ton Wilson's will give at Havcrtord
r." Cnnrt from / 80 until I o'clock to meet
tbrr cousin. Alice Dale Gibson, who
uil bc dcbutantc of next season.
This will be the first. dcbutante tea
Of the season Of 1920 u. and next Sat =
urday there will be another, when Mar
ioric Gibbon. daughter of DIR. and Mrs.
John II. Gibbon. will be introduced at
their country home. Lyniicld. just out
side of Media.
Mrs. Edward +. BCalc, mot her of
Mrs. Wilson. will preside at the tea
table this afternoon at lIaverford Court,
and there will be- dancing for the guests.
Among the dcbutantcs who will re :
ceiye will be Ottilie Morris, NirS mia
Heckschcr. Mary B. Thayer. Elizabeth
Garrison. Sarah Barringcr. Laura Gar =
rison. Rita Heckschcr. Anne Ashton
and Elizabeth PharO.
ISAW Mrs. John II. Packard. Sd. on
Wednesday afternoon looking very
well in n dark blue one piece frock OF
serge. embroidered in blue and outlines
OF tan. Her hat was an old rose PINK
ribbon sports model turned off the face.
1t suited her fair hair exceedingly well.
ELLEN began talking to daddy the
~ other day in very earnest manner
and among other things she was won
dPring greatly at the all seeing attri j.
butte Of God Somehow she could
understand that He could do all things
and knOw all things, but, remarked she,
HE must have big telescope like
Santa Claus to SEE everybody
NANCY WYNNE.