Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-20
DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
VERY MANY TO-DAY
Two Large Teas and Two Dinner Dances
Will make up Very Busy Day for
thes little Ruds.

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Today the flowers Will wend their way TO-
ward Chestnut Hill and Haverford AT Chest
nut Hill Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Savage VIII
introduce their attractive young daughter MISS
Marion Eyre Savage, at a large debutante TEA
Miss Savage will have few of the debutantes
to receive with her, and assisting Mrs. savage
in receiving will be members Of her family and
a few OF her intimate friends
The Savage home is on Graver's lane and is
a delightful spot for affair OF this kind Ihe
whole lower floor of the house may be thrown
into one great room, and there are wide
porches on both sides of the house, with broad
brick terrace at one end.
The large romns are decorated In autumn
colots which form a charming background for
the flowers which have been sent to Miss
Savage
The second tea will be given on the Main
Line. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lille will Introduce
their charming daughter, Miss Jean Norris
Lille at A large affair, which will be followed
bv IN informal supper and dance for the receiv-
ing party, Miss Lille will wear beautiful
gown of soft white satin. which is made with
dainty ruffles of tulle and lace. The bodice Is
lacy and has short sleeves Here, too, the
flowers are wonderful. The lovely old-fashoned
bouquets with their stiff lace paper edges, stand
out in relief from the softer and more feathery
punches of rare roses and exquisite orchids and
ferns.
Receiving with Miss Lille will be Miss Eliz-
abeth E. wister. Miss Mary Fl. Laird, Miss Re-
becca A. Lycett, Miss Anna Taylor Walthour,
Miss Jean Newbold Thompson, Miss Katherine
seeler Miss Isobel Rodgers. Miss Lille Girls
field Miss F1orine Pearson Miss Edith HI. Baily,
Miss Mildred Longstreth, Miss Lucia Warden,
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Katherine e. ogden, Miss Katherine z. Ogden,
Miss Katherine Tenney Miss Hansell French
Earle Miss Mary Arrean Miller, Miss Dorothy
oberteuffer Miss Ethel Hastings Miss Ruth
sherbourne and Miss Betty Sherbourne Of
Boston.
Assisting Mrs. Lille will be Mrs Edgar c.
FELTON,, Mrs. winthrop Sargent Mrs. William
]. Serrl Mrs J. Heron Crosman, Mrs. Henry
Tatnall Mrs George L. Crawford and Mrs. ].
A. Finley.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Bayard
Bowie will give a small dinner dance at their
house in Chestnut Hill in honor of their daugh-
ter Miss Katharine Ashhurst Bowie, who was
introduced at a large tea the 9th of this
month. The guests, who will be about seventy
five in number, will be seated at small tables,
which will be decorated with autumn flowers.
An informal dinner dance will be given by
niece. Miss Anna Massey Heckscher. who, with
her mother, Mrs. Austin s. Heckscher, is their
guest until November 1. at Penllyn The Cedars
where the dance will be given, is a wonderful old
rambling place. The house is approached by
avenue of tall trees which give their name to
the lovely spot.
Some among those who viii attend the dance
tonight will be Miss Hope Truxton Beale, Miss
Inez Drayton. niece of Mr.. and Mrs Drayton;
Miss Aimee Hutchinson. Miss Cornelia Carter
Leidy, Miss Susan B. Ingersoll. Miss Ruth Coke,
Miss Helen Ellis, Miss Gertrude Tower. Miss
Ella Brock, Saunders Meads, Harry C. Drayton,
John w. Drayton. Emlen Drayton, Julian Biddle,
Alexander Cadwalader, Charles Fry. Clarence
Fisher, Edmund Thayer. Fritz Drayton and
Harry Ingersoll.
The guests will be seated at small tables and
the dancing will continue until late in the
evening
Mrs. Heckscher will introduce her daughter
at tea on December l. and will give a dinnerl
dance at the Ritz-Cariton the night of De-
cember 10.