Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-04
DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
TODAY WILL BE MANY
Miss Eleanor Bournonville Watt Will
Be Introduced at Luncheon-Miss
BailY Entertained at Dance.

The debutantes will have another extremely
busy time today. There will be two luncheons
two teas and dance. Mrs. William c, Watt
will introduce her daughter, Miss Eleanor
Bournonville Watt, at luncheon at the Acorn
Club. Among the debutantes who will attend
will be Miss Margaret h. Atlee Miss Caroline
Ives Brinton, Miss Anna Binney Brlnton, Miss
Christine REIN, Miss Dorothea oberteuffer,
Miss Elinor j. Bean, Miss Marjorie Taylor,
Miss Rebccca A. Lycett, Miss Anna Mary
Walthour Miss Helena Robinson, Miss Flea
more Blspham, Miss Frances stoughton. Miss
Lucia A. Warden and Miss Elizabeth Wister.
A second luncheon for debutantes will be
given by Mrs. Randall Morgan at her beautiful
home at Wyndmoor, Chestnut H In honor
of Miss Jean Morris Lille, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Lille, of Haverford. The deco
rations will be yellow chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Latta, Of 1919 Spruce
street, will introduce their daughters, Miss
Elizabeth II. Latta and Miss Margaret c.
Latta, at a tea this afternoon.
The spacious drawing room where Mrs. Latta
and her daughters will receive will be beautl-
fully decorated with palms, asparagus fern and
yellow chrysanthemums and the color
scheme will be carried out in the halls and
dining room
Mrs. Latta will wear rose and lavender silk
creation trimmed with cream lace; Miss Eliza
beth Latta has selected frock of white crepe
de chine, embroidered with silver, while Miss
Margaret will be gowned in white velvet
Mrs. Evans ]. Russ. OF New York; Mrs.
Charles Swain, Mrs. Thomas Eastwick and
Mrs. Samuel Heebner will preside at the tea
table The debutantes will be assisted In
ceiving by Miss Florence Woverton Miss Mae
Patterson. Miss Elizabeth Graham, Miss Helen
Gleason, Miss Catherine Rogers Miss Mildred
Jack, Miss Frances Buck Miss Mary East.
wick, Miss Eleanor Eveland Miss Edith GILL
ingham and Miss Isabel Wanamaker.
Supper will be served for the receiving party
and additional guests, who win include
Charles Francis, Of New York. Bartlett stryker
Charles Johnson. Philip Madison, Frank zel
George Harrington. Clement Poulterer. Joseph
Dulles Longstrsth Brown William Moore. OF
Pittsburgh; Charles Conrad and King Allen.
after which there will be dance. Many
guests from out OF town are expected to be
present.
At the luncheon which Mrs Latta will give
for her daughters Thursday. November r.
the guests viii be Miss Frances Leach, Miss
Isabel Caho, Miss Mildred Jack, Miss Helen
Gleason. Miss Mae Patterson, Miss Eleanor
Eveland, Miss Louise Eyeland. Miss Mary l..
Davis, Miss Elizabeth Graham and Miss Flor
eNce HONeFIOA'
Mr.. and Mrs, Latta viii have Or. and Mrs.
Evans ]. Russ. OF ST. Mary's. Pa: William
Moore of Pittsburghi Charles Francis Of New
York; Miss Mae Patterson. of Torresdals, ana
Miss Florence wOlverton az their house guests
until the end OF the week
Another debutants tea viii be given by Mrs.
Ellis Shoemaker, OF 4O2 West Price street, 10
present her daughter Miss Martha serrin
Shoemaker. Miss Shoemaker viii be assisted
in receiving by Miss Dorothy DlnsmoFs and
Miss Elizabeth F. Smith. Miss Shoemaker
will wear charming gown OF soft frilly lace
and tulle over q slip OF charmeuse.
In the evening Frederick L. Baily will give q
dance at the Merton Cricket Club in honor OF
his daughter Miss Edith H. Baily. who made
her debut at a tea given by her father on
October II. Mr. Baily, his daughter Miss
Theodats Baily, and Aiss Edith Baily viii
receive the guests tonight. who viii number
800 The debutants will wear beautiful gown
Of white satin, trimmed with lace ana tulls.
The large ballroom Of the clubhouse viii be
decorated with Halloween emblems autumn
leaves, yellow ehrysanthemums ana pumpkins
Mra Lawrence Dilworth Beggs win entertain
a. dinner before the daaee Ia honor of her
sister Miss Hansen French Earle