Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

q no given this evening will he
-. werner dance for Eleanor, who was
,.,roduced at a tea by her parents sew
..oi weeks ago. The Nerners live out
,be Main Line, but they very sem
S,,,y will give the dance in town at the
,.orr club The floor there is very
aood and though the room is trile
rrov for comfort, it is large enough
a.. a small dance. Tonight there will
:. about $50 guests altogether; from
,ho deb set there will he Margaretta
.nd Sarah Myers. Eleanor Pepper,
rhristine stockton, Rachel Filter
1IoIon Marshall Barbara Boyd Ger
,,,de Pancoast, Elizabeth Adams,
a.rob Nelson. Carolyn Sheppard,
MIldred sheppard Martha McAllister
rbeo Lille. Edith Earle, Peggy Perot
Mariory Taylor Margaret Remak.
Nerearet Davis, Katharine Hunter
and Mary Scul. Among the men will
=. Flliston Morris, Jr, Clayton MCIIl-
Sov Freddy Muller, Weaver Houston,
frank Roger. George Wood, Harry
wharton, Jr.. Billy Wright, Walton
Clark, JT., AlBN hldpp' i'uN"'' 'H9-
sard. Jim Austin, Jack Blye, Bryce
HIvnn. Harry Bower. Samuel Bispham,
ne Bonneville Bell. Jacob DIsston, Jr,
Erwin Fiero, Holstein Fox, Charlie
For. Jack Heyl, Alfred Hunter and AL
fred Norris
Another party to be given for next
vear's buds during the holidays will be
,he luncheon at the Carlton, fol-
lowed by theatre party, which Mr..
hnd Mrs. James Hancock, of st.
Dayid's. will give on Wednesday, Jan
usry ;, for their young daughter, Miss
katharine Hancock. The guests, num-
herring 10. will he Miss Katharine c.
1,ea. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Lea of Devon; Miss Anne Towns
end, daughter of Mr.. j. Barton
Townsend, of Overbrook: Miss Anna IT,
Sitter, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. H.
HollIngsworth Sitter: Miss Lorraine
Graham, daughter of DR.. and Mrs Ed
win Eldon Graham; Miss Florence
Brlnton, daughter of Mr.. Binney Brin-
ton, of OvcrbrooS Miss Mary Pack
ard and Miss Elizabeth Packard.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Packard; Miss Elizabeth Miller. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillipus w. Miller,
Of st. David's; Miss Edith w. Dallas,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Trevanion
B. Dallas; Miss Marion +. Wurts
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ken
nedy Wurts Miss Nancy Wynne Cook
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Gustavus
.wynne Cook; Miss Eleanor L. Nc
Cawley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Morris McCawley; Miss Anne
W. Meirs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard VAIN Meirs; Miss Violet p.
Welsh, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Welsh and Miss Elizabeth n.
Brock, daughter of Mrs. Arthur Brock.
Especially interesting to the musi-
cal young women in society will be the
series of eight illustrated musical
talks, which will be given on alternate
Tuesday mornings, beginning jan
uary at the Little Theatre. Such art
lists as Mrs Leopold Stokowski COlga
samaroff); Mr.. Leopold Stokowski, Mr.
D. Hendrix Ezerman, Miss Ethel Al
temus and others will he heard. The
committee in charge Of these affairs
includes Mrs. Frederick H. Shelton,
president: Mrs. Edward G. McCollin,
vice president; Mrs. Frank p. Prichard,
secretary; Mrs Charles g. Collins,
treasurer; Mrs A. Mercer BIddIe, Mrs.
William Burnham, Mrs. A. j. Dallas
Dixon, Mrs. c. Lincoln Furbush, Mrs.
Rodman Il. GrlsCom, Mrs Pope Yeat-
man, Mrs. Barton Cooke Hirst, Mrs.
John c. Rolfe, Mrs Leopold Stokowski,
Mrs. L. Howard Weatherly Mrs.
Harold r. Yarnall and Miss Gertrude
Ely,