Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
An interesting wedding to society in
| this city took place last evening at Sails
| bury, N. c.. when Mrs. Newbold Etting
who was formerly Miss Claudia Mock.
wetherill, Jr., were married. at the home
| of the brides mother. The marriage
was very quiet one, owing to the Sc
rious illness of Mrs Mock. The only
guests present were Mrs. Frederick Balm.
q sister: Mrs, q. Edward Atherton, Mr.
! q. Edward Atherton. n brother-in law,
and Miss Charlotte Balm, a niece of The
| bride.
Miss Marion Taylor, a cousin of Miss
Fatty Borie, will act as her maid of
honor at her marriage to Mr.. Albert
Nalle, which will take place on Novem-
kintown. Miss Virginia Newbold, an
| other cousin, will be flower girl, and Mr..
II chard T. Nalle will be best man for
his brother.
Invitations have been received from
Mr.: and Mrs William w. Filter, Of
Gulphmont, Villenova, for dinner
Mss %nGs they VIII ETs n honor Of
putante daughter of DR.. and Mrs w.
Reynolds Wilson. of 1909 Spruce street.
on Saturday, November 6.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Alfred Todd for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Martha
Clara Todd, and Mr. Allen Welsh Dulles,
which will take place on Saturday after
noon. October 16, at 4 o'clock, at Wood
lands, the home of Mrs. john SStratton
Gilman. In Baltimore, Md
Miss Eleanor Harris entertained at
luncheon at the College Club this after
noon In honor of Miss Marjorie Wjstar
Ganby, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Marriott Candy. of Thornelawn,
germantown, whose marriage to Mr..
Roger Whitall Taylor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank II. Taylor. of Seminole ave-
nue.. Chestnut Hill, will take place in the
summit Presbyterian Church on Satur.
day afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilfred Lewis and their
ram ly, of Rose lane, Haverford re.
turned last week from their summer
home, Jericho Farm, North Haven. Me.
Miss Millcent II. Lewis has returned to
Vassar,. where she is member of the
class Of 1922, Mr.. w Sargent Lewis.
entered the archit ectural department Of
the University of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clayton and Miss
Barbara L. Clayton, OF Graywyn,
trays lane. Haverford. expect to go to
their city home, which they recently pur-
csosed at 1921 De Lancey place, the early
part Of November, where they will spend
most Of the winter.
Miss Margaret Denise Boyle, daugh-
6329 Sherwood road, Overlook, whose
marriage to Mr.. Dwight Barrett Thomp-
son will be an event of the early W nter,
viii be the guest of honor at bridge
party which Mrs. Charles w. Chandlee,
OF 6SS7 Drexel road, will give to-
will include Mrs. George Atherholt, Mrs.
Donald Beardsley, Mrs. Richard Bremen.
Mrs John Bland. Mrs. Joseph Binns,
Mrs. Frederick Chandler, Mrs: Grillette
COllinS. Mrs. George Fernley, Mrs, John
Gilmore, Mrs. J. Wallace Hallowell Jr..
Mrs. Guy Hallowell. Mrs. William Har-
rity. Mrs. Thomas Kinder, Mrs. George
Kerbaugh, Mrs. Kenneth Luders, Mrs.
Clellan, Mrs. Leslie Mulford, Mrs Fred
eick Stanger, Mrs. Frank Zell. Miss Lu-
cille Burln. Miss Agnes Brown, Miss
Gwendolyn Franklin. Miss Eleanor
Mende, Miss Ethel Nyce, Miss Ada Nc
ran.el, Miss Eunice Williams. Miss Vir-
Cinia Wetherill, Miss Helen Gormley and
Miss Gladys Kirby.
Miss Vtvienne Bartlett. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Bartlett of 1435
Spruce street, will be introduced TO So
ciety at a tea that her parents will give
in her honor at their home on Thursday
afternoon. November II, followed by
d nner and dance for the receiving party
The Saturday afternoon danSante at
the Bellevue -Stratford will be held
every afternoon from 4.30 to 6 o'clock
in the Stratford room
A pretty noon wedding took place yes
terday, when Miss Agnes 3. Russell, of
this city, was married to Mr.. John ].
Moffett. of the Plains, Va The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. S. W. Purvis.
of the NJ. Il, Church. After u wedding
breakfast and reception, Mr.. and Mrs
Moffett left on n wedding trip of two
weeks to Miami. Fla. Upon their re-
turn they will live at 1928 Westmoreland
street
Miss Lucille deKosenko, of ST. Asaph's
road, Bala, who spent the summer at
Loon Lake. In the Adirondacks, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs Richard w. Omerod and her sis
Ter, Miss Anna Watts, will not open their
nome at 2304 De Lancey place. but have
taken apartments at the Colonial, Elev-
enth and Spruce streets, where they will
spend the winter. Mrs Omerod and Miss
Watts are sisters of the late Mr.. Ethel
bert Watts.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wood Ran
dolph, who occupied a house in Media
during the summer, are now at ldlewild,
where they will spend the month OF Oc-
tober.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Iungerlch
Keffer, of 5971 DreXel road, Overbrook,
have issued invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter Miss Florence Marie
Keffer, and Mr.. Earl Louis IIllithorp, of
Radnor. which will take place at their
home on Saturday, October 23. at
O'Clock. followed by reception. Mr..