Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-09

Pequamin,g, Mich. Miss Marianne Har-
Il; Harris CT Ivy Cottage, Germantown,
VINO has been the guest Of Miss Mary
Hepard for several weeks, has returned
to her home. >.
Miss Dorothy Valentine, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Valentine. Of
Germantown, will be the guest Of honor
az small dance which her uncle, Mr..
VIII give on Wednesday. October II.
Miss Valentine, who will be a debutante
cf the autumn, will be introduced at
yea 10 be given by her parents on Thurs
day. October ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7. Stotesbury,
or the northeast corner of Twentieth
ana ana, walnut streeta and Whitemarsh
Europe several weeks ago, are now in
Paris, and will leave this week for
Vichy, France, where they expect to
remain for a few weeks. They will
Mrs. Stotesburys daughter, Mrs. Doug
las Macarthur. Is spending some time at
Whitemarsh Hall, before sailing for the
Philippines with her husband. Brgader
GENERAL Macarthur, where he has been
ordered on duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bell, Jr., Of
go South Sixteenth street, who sailed
=,
Paris. where they will spend some time
before returning to this country in tho
autumn. Their son.in-law and daugh-
Yer. NE and Mrs. John II. Whelen, Jr
OF lSZ4 chestnut street, have been
Pier; r. l., as the guests of Miss Mary
u; Norris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
, Richard Norris. Of Ellerslie. Falls Of
schuylkill. at their villa. shingle Nook
Mr. and Mrs. Trenchard Emlen New.
bold Of Breezy Brow. Ardmore, left last
tuesday for Cedarhurst, the villa Of
Mrs. Newbold's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
EIl,ingham b. Morris. of Tyn-y-Coed.
ardmore, who are spending the summer
at Watch Illll. r. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hecl,scher weth-
erill, 1880 Rittenhouse square, who have
been occupying a cottage at Cape May
since the middle Of June. will 70 this
week to Saratoga Springs, where they
VIII attend the races.
Mrs; Perry s. Allen AMI her daugh-
ters, Miss Agnes Allen and Mis-, Mary
virginia Allen, Of 2124 Spruce street,
arrived IN Paris several days ago. MS
Allen and her daughters sailed for
Europe on the Homeric on July 22.
Where they will remain until September,
Miss Mary Virginia Allen viii make her
debut next year.
Mrs. Robert E. Strawbrldge, OF
Meadow Lodge, Bryn Mawr, left on
Mohaay Tor Narragansett Pier, where
Sle VIII attend the polo matches at the
Point Judith Country Club.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F.. Hagar. of
sunset Lodge, Chestnut Hill, and their
hg hhaughter. Miss Marna Hagar, who have
VIII viii sp.np,hg rs,,,rn the summer at Longport.
Hagar will make her debut at a ten 10
De given by her grandparents, Mr., and
Mrs Edward j. Lavino, on October
o. ~ nt oniXal, their country place at
cn MRS. Joseph Sill Clark. Of Hates Hall,
oo HneStmut liill, who. with Mr. Clark, is
L. l.; will sail for Europe early pre next
months '''N 'e'e' "'
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Thomas, of this
Guy and New York, are spending some
| !nhe at Newport. X. J., where they are
villa. 'oe'e' a' Ills
, Mrs Thomas f. Dunn, of eel Aliens
iane' chestnut Hill, who has been spend
,hhs thss fo fortnight at Lake saranac as
schwartz. Of Chestnut Hill, at their
camp, returned home last night. Mrs.
I:unn's mother. Mrs. Edwin ID. Mullen,
or Pelham Court. Germantown has re-.
Surheu rom several weeks stay at
Cape May.
-, Miss Ethel d. Clayton, Mrs Eugene
W. Callahan and her daughter, Miss
irene irene Mae Callahan; all Of Dusciff are
visiting Mrs. Callahan's mother, Mrs.
Lyman b. Gilbert. Mrs Gilbert and
her son, Mr.. Keller Hughes Gilbert,
also OF this city, are spending the
summer at Wildwood
Major and Mrs. Littleton Waller Taze.
well Waller, Jr,. Of Ryda., will sail in
q short time for Europe, where they
VIII spend three months in travel
Mrs. David Jayne Bullock, of Mount
Vernon, N. Y, who lived for some
years in Waliingford, has been the
guest Of her brother, Mr.. J. Woolman
Brush, at his camp at Islesporo, Me,
for three weeks.
Mrs. Augusta r. Stevenson, OF Ger
tho Casino at Newport, Il. i. '''''' "'
a bridge party will be given at o:ao
o'coclt this afternoon at Congress Hall,
Cape May. for the benefit Of the Church
of the Advent in Cape May. Among the
natronessas are Miss Anne Ceilings
Knight, Mrs, Langdon Lea. Mrs. Nc
Clure Fahnestock Mrs. William II.
Heuings, Mrs Davis Pearson. Sd. Mrs.
George + Grocer; Mrs. William Hunt
!
backer Boyd, Mrs D. Hayes Agnew
Adams, Mrs. Charles C. Norris Jr.,
Mrs, J. Hutchinson Scott, Jr., Mrs.
Albert T.. Itoussel, Mrs. Luther G. Ogden,
Mrs. Samuel 3 spham. Mrs. Paul Sturtc-
want Howe, Mrs. Percival Neall, Mrs
Robert NJ. Williams, Mrs ]. Graham
French. Mrs. George Henderson, Mrs.
Caleb Cresson, Jr., Mrs. J. Jarden
Guenther. Mrs. Norman McMullin, Mrs.
Robert NJ, Lands, Miss Tucker. Mrs,
l.. Bert Eyster, Mrs. Henry Brown, Mrs.
Zimmerman. Mrs. Richard Carlton and
Mrs. Charles Grange.
Mrs. Mathew ]. Gricr and her
daughter Mrs. O. A. ODanicl. and her
family, of G37S Overlook avenue
Overbrook, left few days ago for
California, where they will remain for
two wears Mr.. and Mrs. w, ID. Watson,
of 1924 Spruce street, will move into
Mrs. Greer'S home in a few weeks.
Miss Emma Stacey. OF this city. is
spending few weeks with friends In
OverbroOk.
M and Mrs. William r, Roth and
their son, Mr.. william =, Roth. Jr., of
42l5 Pine street have left for a trip