Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-29
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr., and Mrs Henry B. Coke, Of Haf-
fod, Penllyn, will be at home as usual
on the evening OF July 4. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Porter, who have been away on
their wedding trip, will return in time
for the affair, and many of those living
around Penllyn who are entertaining
house parties over the weekend Will
take their guests to the CoXeS. There
will be dancing. No cards have been sent
out.
Miss Margaret H. Davis, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis. of 6l9 West
Hortter street. Germantown, entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Philadel-
pha Cricket Club in honor of Miss
Frances Wharton Scott, daughter of Mrx
J. Alison Scott. 2204 Pine street, whd
Will be married today to the Rev. Albert
Lucas The guests included Miss Anne
Lewis, Mrs. Fitz Eugene Dixon New
bold. Miss Lorraine Disston, Miss Mary
Cuthbert Boyd, Miss Elizabeth Dcrr OF
Wilkes Barre; Miss Dorothy s. Spencer,
Of New Orleans Miss Mary Elizabeth
Elliot and Miss Marian d. Grant.
Mrs, Edward a. schmidt of Radnor,
will entertain at luncheon on Thursday
In honor of Mrs. Alba B. Johnson, of
Castana, ROsemont. Covers will be laid
for twenty guests Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt
will leave next week for Newport, r l.,
where they will spend July. Mrs.
Schmidt will sail for Europe early in
August.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lloyd Baily and
their daughter Miss Sara b. Baily, and
their sons, Mr. Livingston B. Baily and
Mr. William Lloyd Baily, of Langmere,
Ardmorc, will leave the latter part of
July for the Pocono Mountains, where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mr., and Mrs Frederick Hemsley
Lewis who are spending their wedding
rlp at Gama Farms, y. Y, will return
nome on Saturday. Before her marriage
On June % Mrs, Lewis was Miss Louise
Butterworth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
j. Werner Butterworth.
Mr., and Mrs Abel p. Wetherill, Of
Kent road. Wynnewood, are spending
several weeks at Audubon.
Mrs Thomas +. Dunn, of 221 Aliens
ene, Chestnut Hill, has returned from
cape May, where she spent the week
END as the guest of Mrs Ernest Hunter
az her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Goodman,
w. and their family. Of $3.50 German
town avenue Chestnut Hill, will leave
toaay Tor Saranac Lake, where they will
occupy a camp for the summer
MI and Mrs. william Findlay Brown,
VI summit avenue, Chestnut Hill, ac-
vNV'mnpanlcd N'm by Mr.. Joseph w. Cooper,
SiI ieaNo July | on q motor trip through
We New England States.
MISS Mary L. Castle daughter of Mr.
snd ssnSdo Mrs. James Manderson Castle, of
SeEO Germantown avenue, Chestnut Hill,
- me guest of Miss Louise Jameson,
ttVInerly of Chestnut Hill, now of St.
LTGls L,,Ils Miss Castle and Miss Jameson
VII spend month as the guests OF Miss
PECK on ranch in Wyoming. Mr.
SSalhes NJ. Castle, Jr., and Mr.. Stuart NJ
Ia ESsue lett last week for Dalcour, y. Y,
"here they will camp for the summer.
~ Mr.. william Lord Sexton and his son,
Mr. Eric II. l., Sexton, of Highland ave
pTue, Chestnut Hill, will sail today for
europe, where they will spend the sum-
"'er travelling in Franco and England.
MISS Julia F. Ross, daughter Of Mr.
TL Sna Mrs, Walter L. Ross, of St. Martins
1IheS'nut Hill will leave today for New
snnanpshiTe, where she will spend the
GUNNER at Camp Pine Land.
:, ar and Mrs. Reed A. Morgan and
snJr daughter, Miss Elizabeth Morgan
IIru Ir hGlr sons, Mr.. Reed A. Morgan
Dmt Ur3 am1 ana Mr.. Charles Morgan, Of Chest
wb. wTr mn; Will sail on July for France
"'eF' they will spend several months
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