Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-15

Their suesf will include Mrs william
Paul O'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs winthrop
B'ddls and Mr.. George Bsthune Morrell.
The Misses oemmill. of 1908 Pine
street. win occupy the boz OF Mr.. and
Hers. fSrs sys a.wT 'F a. he he opera Se sF'ss ;S
night
The annual May Market will be held
on May 20 at the Germantown Cricket
Club. Mrs, Alexis du Pont Smith 10
s by Mqs rs. sanss ssm%fs sS T g
snd Mrs. Joseph Mcfarland, The bere-
foiariss are the Morton Street Day
Nursery ana Germantown and Chestnut
Hill branch Of the Visiting Nurse So
oiety.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emile c. dsyelin, who
since their return from their wedding
trip have been ths guests OF Mrs. ueye-
Inns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanp.
ton Barnes, 1917 De Lancey street. will
Ga, 70 sttend The wsddins Of Miss Page
Randolph Anderson, daughter of Mr..
Jsfferson Randolph Andersen, and Mr.
Henry Norris Platt son Of Mrs. Charles
rnas r J lss1 sns sos saSst q
the bride on Saturday, April Q. Mrs
Geyelin will attend as one Of the brides
maids.
Mrs. Theodore Pomeroy, of Green
wich, Conn, 10 being entertained as the
Ru0BL OF Mr. anu mTb. SeOTBo D. EVhnb,
Of the Bellevue -stratford. Mrs Pome-
roy will be remembered as Mrs, George
W. Boyd. OF this city.
Mrs. II. Russell Fox and Mrs. Edward
Peltz on, of 4208 Walnut street, who
have been spending some time at Day
Henry r. Fox, have returned to their
home Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. Fox will
remain until the latter part OF this
month.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Fox. Jr, of 2oos
Spruce street, who has been spending
part Of the Lenten season In Florida, has
returned TO her home.
Mrs. Joseph L. woolston, Of Glendon,
Chestnut Hiil. has returned from a visit
to Atlantic City. '.
Mrs J. L. Novili smythe and her
daughter, Miss Bertha Smythe, OF Chest
nut Eill, are spending some time In
Atlantic City. .... .. . ....
Miss Marion H. Button, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Priestley Button.
OF Honewood, Germantown, is spending
several weeks In Augusta, Ca, where
| she Is the guest OF Mrs. Harold Free
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollister sturses. Of
Willow Grove avenue Chestnut Hill, en-
tertainsd as their guest over the week
end Mrs. j. Wood Wilson, of Merton,
Ind. Mr. sturEes' mother, Mrs: Francis
II. Leggett, Of New York. who spent
win sail for this country early in the
summer. when she will spend some time
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Sturges
before going to Ridsely Manor, N. Y,
her summer estate.
Mrs. /. Roberts Newkirk, Of s14 Clin-
ton street, has issued invitations for a
luncheon on Thursday, March 81. In
B. Newkirk.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thouron, Of Ard
more, will be entertained as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Jordan, Of
LaverocN road, Ogontz, at the opera to-
Right in the box of Mrs Jordan's mother.
Mrs. Herbert NJ. Howe. OF 1922 Locust
street.
Mrs Arthur NJ. Lewis, who has been
spending IL week in New York, has re-
turned TO her apartments at the Belle
vue- -Stratford.
Miss Charlotte Mae Graves, debutants
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand ].
Graves, of Wissahickon and Mannheim
streets, Germantown, left yesterday to
join her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson v. Graves. who are at present In
New York, and will spend a week tray
cling with them.
Mr. and Mrs Francis King Vain
wright. Of Morris avenue, Bryn Mawr
who have been spending part OF he
Lenten season In Bermuda, will return
to their homo on Friday.
Oak HILL Bethayres, and 17i2 Spruce
street. left on Sunday for few days
visit to New York.
Mrs. James Francis Sullivan, Of The
Woods, Radnor, and the Rtts. Carlton.
has left for a visit to New York, where
she expects to remain for few days.
Her daughter, Miss Frances Sullivan, Is
visiting In Washington, where she In be-
ing entertained as the guest Of MIRA
Francis p. Garvin.
Mira ]. Dallas siberIins, Of 3s9 South
Eighteenth street, entertained at an at
home on Sunday afternoon. About l35
guests attended. Misc Bessie Phillips
and Mira Samuel Woodward assisted In
! entertaining.
Mise Rachel Price, Miss Mildred
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