Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-03
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne attends the Assembly and Talks Of the
Co,vns and the Doings There-Mrs. Pemberton Hutch
iuson Replaces Mrs. CaSSat in ReceiUing Line

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I tertain at LUNCHEON tomorrow in honor
/ OF the officers of the 310th Field Artil-
Fiery, of the Seventy ninth Division. a
number Of whom are the guests Of Mr..
Robert II. Strawbridgc, Jr., over the
week end. About twenty four guests
will he present at the luncheon. Among
them will be Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Biddlc, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II.
Clark, Miss Peggy Thaycr, Miss Polly
Thaycr. Major Harrison, Lieutenant
Harrison, Lieutenant Kempton Harri-
son, Lieutenant Brown, Captain Shoe
maker and Captain Inglehardt.
Miss Isabelle CurvaIo, of Italy, who
is visiting her aunt Miss Coleman, will
be the guest of honor ut n dinner. to
be given by Mrs. Horace Brock. 1890
Rittenhouse square, at TIC Ritz Carl
ton, on January %. before the military
ball, which Colonel and Mrs. Robert
| Glcndinnjng are giving in honor of
their .dcbutantc daughters. Miss Mary
+. Glendinning and Miss Ellen Glen
DINING.
Among the guests who will attend
the dinner on Monday evening at the
Bellevue Stratford. followed BY n tho
atre party. TO be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Barnes Townsend. of Montrosc.
Radnor, in honor of Miss Peggy Rosen
garten. debutantc daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell G.. Rosengarten. will be
Miss Ellen Glendinnng Miss Mary f..
Glendinning, Miss II. Pauline l.. Bell,
Miss Eleanor Robb, Miss Sara Il.
Dolan, Miss Gertrude L. Conway. Miss
Mary Dobson Norris, Miss Susan
Townsend Groomc, Miss Lisa Norris.
Mr.. Barclay McTadden, Mr.. Persifor
Frazer, IT., Mr.. Harry Curtis, Mr..
Richard King, Mr.. II. Percival Glen
dinning, Mr. Wister Randolph. Mr.
William Wister, Mr.. Edward Starr,
Jr., Mr.. Palmer Townsend and Mr..
Benjamin Rush.. Jr. TO-
Judge and Mrs. Charles b. Nc
Michael, 2039 De Lancey street. will
give n dinner in honor of Miss Helen
Hope Wilson, debutante daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan d. Wilson, 1s41
Spruce street, on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. James o. David. of 300 School
house lane. Germantown, announces the
engagement of his daughter, Miss Dor
othy David, and Mr.. Wilson Steary
Yerger, also of Germantown.
Miss Edith Potter McIlhenny, of
Whitby, England, and formerly of Del =
aware county, will be at the Plastic
Club every day from January until
January II to receive her friends. She
will be assisted by Miss Hopp, also
Whitby. Miss McIlhenny has spent a
number of years in Whitby and was
prominently identified with the Ameri-
can Red Cross, as honorary secretary in
England, during the war, doing efficient
work throughout the English heTpitals.
Mrs. Charles V. Mclean will give a
theatre party Saturday. January 10.
followed by tea at the Bellevue STRAIT
ford, in honor of Miss Edith Harold
Gillingham. The guests will include Miss
Esther Bochman, Miss Dorothy Newbold
Fly. Miss Helen Harte Shelton, Miss
Corinne Borden Freeman, the Misses
Elizabeth Gribbel. Miss Marie Louise
Ashhurst. Miss Judith Jennings, Miss
Mary Taylor Knight, Miss Anna Wal
thour and the Misses English. .....-.
Mrs. Robert Emott Hare will give a
musicale at her home, 400 South Twen-
ty second street. next Wednesday, in
mond and Miss Elizabeth Latta will
sing.
Mrs. Charles Acath Banard, of Hav-
erford. will give a theatre party, fol-
lowed by tea, at the Bellevue Stratford.
on Saturday, January 10. in honor of
Mrs. Richards: who will spend next
week as the guest of Mrs. Robert Emott
Hare.
The Rev. W. George Read, of Bos.
ton, is visiting his sister. Mrs. George
Buckley Warder, of Chestnut Hill.
Miss Sarah Adams. also of Boston, is
guest of Mrs. Warder.
Mrs. William Woodward Arnett and
Miss Eleanor Arnett, PIG Pine street,
will receive informally on Tuesdays,
January 6 and 13, after 3 O'Clock. No
cards have been sent out.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Sander
son. Mrs. Clarkson Clothier and Miss
Clothier, of Haverford, have recalled
invitations for the tea which they were
to give in her honor this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding, Jr.,
who have been living in Cynwyd, have
bought house iu Merton, which they
will occupy in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kennedy, Jr..
of IIaverford Court, have taken a'house
in Wynnewood.
Mrs. r. Penn Smith and Miss Kitty
Penn Smith, of Bryn Mawr, are spend
ing the week end at the Brighton Hotel
Atlantic City.
Mrs. George Lemgcke. of New York
has returned home after visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
ick Schmidt, of Juniper Hall, Radnor,
Mrs. Robert Sayre Brodhead. and
her daughter. Miss Frances B. M. Brod
head, of Strafford, will leave for the
South the end of the month.
Admiral and Mrs. w. B. Caperton
and Miss Nancy Caperton have con
cluded their stay in Philadelphia and
returned to the Vanderbilt Hotel, ir
New York.
Mr.. George w. Lippincott, Of BY
wood. Pa, announces the engagement
of his daughter, Miss Louise Kerr. Lip
pincott. to Mr.. Leon Leslie Lyman. soI
Of Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Lyman, ot
Carney's Point, n. ]. Mr.. Lyman, re.
Gently returned from overseas, where ht
served as first lieutenant in the Fifty
ninth Pioneer Infantry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo W. Jackson, o.
5470 De Lancey street, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of daugh
ter on New Years Day.
The photograph of the Misses WurtS
used on the society page of the EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER on January l, was
made by Zamsky & Phillips.
GERMANTOWN
Miss Camille Thister, of Logan street
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