Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Montgomery Dance Tonight
She Tells of the Debut of Miss Constance Sno,c Next
Month-Nany Smart Go,uns at Races This Week

Miss Elizabeth J.. McEiroy, Miss I,etitia
t.andreth. Miss Mary Louise whitney,
Miss Bertha +. Smyth. Miss Lucy. $.
efferys, Miss Norma Grey. Miss Lillian
Susan Goodman. Miss Frances Bicknell,
Miss Margaret Logan. Miss Anna
Schwartz. Miss Katharine Schwartz.
Mss Margaret Hatfield, Miss Marina
Iiogar and Miss Elizabeth Jeanes; Mrs.
Jones Wister, Mrs. Perigrene Wilmer.
Mrs. Henry $. Jeanes, Mrs Matthew
Baird. Jr, Miss Ella Robb and Mrs.
EDWARD q. Shakespeare will preside at
the tea table. A dinner-dance will fol-
." tor N receiving party.
Miss Elizabeth Ross will act as maid
Of honor at III. mar iage o, ner SISTER.
Miss Frances Jennings Ross, daughter
of Dr.. and Mrs. George g. Ross. OF
1921 Spruce street. and Mr.. william
T., NJ. Poole. which will take place ut
noon on Saturday next at Holy Trinity
Church. Thr, Rev. Flovd T'""'kins. = C.
bridesmaids will .nclud. Miss anne WIS.,
ter Barclay. Miss Mary Sitter, Miss
Margaret Ferguson. Miss Margaret Nc
Adoo, Miss Mary Butler, Miss Charlotte
N. Graves, Miss Frances Young. Of
BAL; imo"e, and Miss Ethel Cummings. Of
Boston
DR.. and Mrs. Leon 4. Ashcraft OF
2Oo3 WaInut street, will eht.Ituin at
dinner at their home on Tuesday eve-
ing next in honor Of Miss Ross and
Mr. Poole
Or. and Mrs Thomas G. Ashton, OF
Malvern and Redleaf, Wynnewood, will
give dance on Thursday evening, De-
cember 2S. at the Bellevue. .Stratford in
honor of their daughter, Miss Caroline
Ashton. The guests will include the
school set
Mr., and Mrs. William T.. Goodman,
Jr.. of Germantown avenue, Chestnut
Hill, have issued invitations for dance
on Thursday evening. November 80, at
the Philadelphia Cricket Cub in honor
OF their niece. Miss Susan Z. Goodman,
daughter Of Mrs. Howard z. Seaver, Of
Chestnut Hill.
Miss Sarah Logan Starr. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Starr, Of Olney
avenue, Germantown, left yesterday for
annapolis Md, where she will spend
the weekend. Miss Starr will be the
guest of honor at n luncheon which
Mrs. George Wilcox McIver. Jr.. will
give at her home, 22l7 Rittenhouse
square. on Thursday, November 8.
Miss Marian y. Grant. Of 22n2 81.
James place, will entertain at luncheon
~ nc. honIt On !SltuIad., .>Or.u . l.,
IN honor Of Miss Beatrice Mockridr~
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. JOS
Mockridge. of 2052 Locust street. Miss
Mockridge will be introduced at q tea
which her parents will give at their
home on Friday afternoon, November
"a.
Mrs. Herbert VI. Tildcn. Of 525 Hans
berry street. Germantown, entertained
at dinner last night. Mrs. .Tilden's mar
riasc to Mr.. John Oswald Macintosh
will take place today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley Bor-
ton, of 1907 Charlton street. Mount
y Al n inn l,rD
ally on Tuesday evening next in honor
Of their daughter, Miss FL zabeth
Jameson Borton, whose engagement to
Mr.. William 4, Lippincott, 3D. has been
ton will give linen shower and bridge
party on Monday, October 80, In honor
Of her sister.
The engagement Of Mrs. Hampton
Silco". of 1i23 L!ndlev avenue, Logan,
and Mr.. Albert Coryell. of Atlantic
City. will be announced this evening
rhia Country, Club by Mr. and Mrs
John s. Gustine. OF Woodbine avenue
,.vcrbrock: The guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry. Reeves, Mr. and
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Taylor
Air. and Mrs. Edward Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L. Toebe, Mr. and Mrs. William
Turk Mrs sIisoA,y Mary Palmer, Of New York !:
Sharpless.. Mr. Charles, Tomlinson. Of
.ttlantic city, and Mr.. Newton Eule, OF
Washington.
The eighteenth annual meeting Of tho
alumnae OF the Sacred Heard, Eden
Hall, Torresdale. was held at the con-
vent yesterday. Miss Julia Laguerenne
was elected vice president Of the
alumnae. Mrs. William Marshall Dar-
linEton was reelected treasurer, and
Mrs. Franklin Horn assistant treasurer
The directors elected were Mrs. Charles
Duffy, Jr.. Mrs Thomas. J. Nyer Miss
l.. Patterson. After a business meet
ing and luncheon, the children of tho
scnool gave an entertainment. About
$50 attended the meeting.