Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-21

Nv ,nelr home. 224 West Walnut lane
--..ent Miss Nancy TO society this att
The debutante viii wear
,rock Of fiesh-coiorcd silk over a
|-s.,,on OF silver cloth and will carry
ssor nttle old-fashioned bouquet, with
" ,.per.lace edging. Mrs smyth VIII
|.-..,ve her guests wearing smart com
I....,,on OF black and silver.
-. members OF the receiving party
=, ,,ch,de Margaretta Foltz, Margaret
,.pre. sydney Bellville. Judith Jennings
.,-~,are, Castle, Elizabeth Van Dusen'
,.uS wiener. Emlyn Shipley, Corneiia
80, Isabel Miles. Hazel Coffin. Mar
l.,,,e Taylor. Eleanor Edmunds, Harrie,
'n.oedlct. Eleanor wunder, Margaret
nar,on. Ethel Newbold and Mrs George
carson.
r,,ora will be a dinner-dance for the
-.-.,v,re party after the tea, to which.
!, course, men will be invited.
r..n down League Island way, Emile
oren. will be presented at the Marine
I>.ryae,s by her parents, Captain Arthur
ID owens. U. s. NJ. c.. and Mrs. Owens
rn,lIe will be the first debutante of the
..vv set in this city for many year,
I'd the event is causing much pieasuraole
l.xcitement in these circles. The gown
IN be fashioned of soft white and will
!. AZ light and frilly as possible. She
IN hold an old-fashioned bouquet. The
|~.cs,ving party will include Mrs. Little
tr, waller Tazewell Waller, Mrs. Harold
lp.ro, Keen, Mrs. Frank Halford, Mrs.
,,orner stanford. Miss Anita Kite. Of
Washington; Miss Gladys Woods Rubey
sf California; Miss Anne Garrett Miss
rather Bancroft. Miss Mary Curtis and
Miss Elizabeth Reese, of Wilmington,
and Miss Stanford. Miss Hortense
Hodges, of Norfolk. and Miss Alice David
,on. who have been the guests OF Miss
owens for some days. will remain for the
tea also
The second meet OF the Rose Tree races
viii be held this afternoon. The first race
. an wednesday proved remarkably sue
eessfil in the number of entries and spec
tators. All the horse lovers of the coun'
nv were there, and then some. The Ben
chews and the Alfred Devereuxs, and the
videners. and Vic Mathers and Kitty
Rmith OF course. and the Bishop girls,
who are fast becoming popular in this
city, though they have only been here
"a few months. Their father. Mr.. John
Bishop, told you last week l think, has
taken the house formerly owned by Mrs.
Walter Massey, at Torresdale. Mrs. Mas
ssy. you know. bought the old Bake house
T.. 90 nf
ana put 1t in order, and she lives there
now Her nephew and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Trasel, and their three
hgeiy children are spending the winter
with her. But how one digresses from
The subject. Well, this afternoon there
are to be some very special steeplechase
noes at the Rose Tree, so the world and
bis wife will be there. can assure YOU
Has the bicycle come back to stay
think your Is II true that auto riding
makes one grow large and more com
fortably fat each day, or is it just because
10 Ford that many persons have recently
Inverted to the use OF the wheel?
was walking along a country road
this week and was surprised 20 see stun
ming girl and her equally stunning mother
and two brothers come riding by. They
certainly had a wonderful color, even II
they did look tired. for they had been or
long and dusty ride, but they kept or
going just the same. II seemed like ole
tines They tell me it was quite the
rage at Flushing. L. l., this summer, and
saw II for myself in Cape May. 1 won
der will any try riding out 10 the Ros'
Tree today? But do not think So fol
the roads are too hilly for many TO un
dertake the climb when a nice comfy
motor viii get them there more easily.
Mrs. William Arnett, president of thu
Board OF Women Visitors of the Univer
sity OF Pennsylvania. has announced tina
their annual donation day for the benefi
Of the hospital will take place on Tues
& Day afternoon. October 81. In the hos
pital building. from until o'clock
! During these hours the hospital will b.
3 open for inspection. and donations o
elothing. money and groceries will b
rsceived at any time on or before tina
ate At o'clock DIR. Hunter w. Scar
lett and DIR. Peter Mccall Heating. VIII
have recently returned from the Amer
can Ambulance in Paris. will tell of thei
work for the wounded. Doctor Scarlet
was In charge OF the eye department o
ne American Ambulance and Docto
keating was a surgeon on the American
sanitary train for the wounded.
On the Board OF Women Visitors OF IN
University Hospital are: President Mri
william Woodward Arnett; vice pres
dents, Miss Mary b. Wharton. Mrs. San
uel Frederick Houston. Mrs. Georg
Wharton Pepper; recording secretar,
AIRS Thomas q. Ashton; correspondent
secretary, Mrs. John Herr Musser; treai
uIfr Mrs sabin w. Cotton, Jr.; Mr.
william C. BuIlitt. Mrs. Samuel Emile
Nsfpenter, Mrs. c. Howard Clark. Jr
are Chancellor English. Mrs. Charles /
Ifazler, Mrs. George II. Frazier. Mr.
frederick s. Giger.. Mrs. Caspar Vista
nAeker, Mrs. J. Louis Ketterlinus. Mr.
= hertram Lppincott. Mrs. John Ere
s''ck Lewis. Mrs. John Bach McMaste
Ans Randall Morgan. Mrs. Louis r.. Pas
SIS, William w. Porter. Mrs. Edward ,