Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14
IusT GOSSIP ABOUT people

-~,r Yin b. two dcbutsntc sfrairr
--- rhis afternoon Mary Porcher
<.urhser Of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
- ,,I, be introduced az tea given
--- ,arents at their Chestnut Inn
.r..rc are 20 be no debbies In the
r.-.- narty. only Mary's older sister.
--- -,bo made her debut three sea
~, ana several older women win
Il. I, receiving the guests. They win
-. urs Robert Lowrie. Mrs. r. q.
r.ra Miss Mary Graham. Miss Mary
.-,- ,fckim, OF Baltimore, and Mrs.
~ nr.ham. Mrr. winthrop Sargent
Y. ....,6e Al the tea table. Miss Pcrcher
.-,- q simple white frock and win
- pink roses.
- m. evening there win be a dinner.
~. J. which all the debutantes and
--.r men have been invited.
A-.s,nx Of the younger men, II win
/. -. problem, let me tell you, 10 find
- 40 70 around 30 long as the Gov
. ,,--..., continues 20 keep our soldier
E dovn on the border line, and.
.,,ntr. Il is not likely that the home
.--..~ Win be any too soon. for only
+ --..-~ssx heard that Mrs. George
--,.r had left for Ei Paso, where she
4 - ssheu n bungalow for month, in
- a be near her husband. who Is first
+ Z -..r.nt of the First City Troop. TO
<l.h % many Of the younger men In
E rI,ey belong.
~ Andrews Harrises gave up their
s dance on wednesday till later In
E ID. -..son. as II was hard TO find enough
20 a 10 round for dancing. for dance
- rsver be 20 unless there are ut
- twvnty or thirty extra men.
-. s.cond debutante AFFAIR will be the
~..sr which Mr.. Harry Ingersoli and
. - rharrning sister, Miss Jeannie Inger-
4 - vsll give at their Penliyn home. An
~.,a.,s Farm, In honor OF Emily Pepper
~.vts who made her bow to society
~ a.turday az tea given by her great
~. Mr.. Francis Taylor Chambers.
< r..rv ono IA excited over the Allied
Nh and bazaaT. Whhto tho "ihoio"e0
n<vsen fair and q bazaar, anyway?
<,r know, do your Wen. anyhow.
-ruvx one is excited about II, and II Is
4 be heid In horticultural Hall on De-
>uuber II. suppose II will prove 10 be
~nsthinr on the order Of the "Made-in-
1nsica" fete, which was held In that
nrs hall two years ago. Honestly. my
kar they get up so many things for
AMY these days I can't imagine where
. a. money can all come from: but II
~ come and In colossal amounts. Why,
ns Market Day and Fair held gut at
ynnsdcwne last week for the benefit Of
4 rfancis's Home for Convalescents has
o1eady realized over eight thousand dol
NJ and more Is yet TO come in. they tell
- MS simply wonderful. and the good
uomen Of this town are greatly to be
ecmnended, / think, for their untiring
~ 10 helping their feilowmen. oe they
4 home or abroad.
with these few short words we will
- on TO the concert which is TO be
sRm on the evening of October 20 to
- lhe working Girls Club. The con-
~ b TO be held in the school hall OF
4 Francis xavier's Church. where the
Dankzsiving dinners have been given
d ths club each year by Mrs. Stotes-
bury ever since she came to this city and
1ssrd that the good work was going on.
ms tea and dinner-dance which Mrs.
Z Ogden Hoffman was to give today for
~ sons fiAncee. Marie Wright, had to
y called on" as there was illness on the
hm II Is too bad. but doubtless It Is
nh postponement until any danger Of
untasion Is passed.
The Huntingdon Valley Hunt Club will
IA its first annual race meet this after.
non on its grounds near Willow Grove
Among those who have reserved park.
~ Recommendations are Harry Thayer,
~ Lppincott. Rittenhouse Miller. Pen.
NJ Robinson, John wanamaker. Jr.;
Bencer Mulford. Joe Lippincott. Miss
hli|!oent w. Dana and Jacob Ridgway.
rhs meet this afternoon is the first
Eent Of its kind this fall. r. Penn Smith
s ~ BE-. ~ usual. Judge OF the jumping
~4fsst, while Edward b. Smith. who
- Just returned from Baltimore on the
N'ent coaching trip. with Giipin Lover
md p. p. ohsen, will be Judge OF the
p|schases. Horsernen who have made
~ include Billy Clothier. Victor
nss. Rod Wanamaker. "a, and William
rd, the last two OF whom are joint
mrs Of hounds.