Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-06

40 hall was beautiful, and everybody
,ontes who tggled in the dressing roo
ureotinr the formidable row OF
oa,roresses spied Dorothy New
so,d looking as pretty as pic
- In a., rrocll Of white satin and
~. r,,dn with a very full skirt;
patty Boric. whose mother was
.,.,r,,ess. was specially lovely.
H. Rorie wore orchid velvet, ana
yo,e DavIs. the bride of the year, 81
- in white brocade. and ribbons
:, suyar were used for trimming, #
,,rs Cap Morris replaced the other q
hr,de Mrs. Tlghman, who was ILL., "a
,,d received with the other I'VE "a
,-,,ossns Mrs. Morris was "a
fIoten Cuvler. YOU know, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt tuyIer' "a
sba was frockcd i'm gray, studded
iii rbiuestoncs Mrs. Arthur #
middle another patroness, wore
Hack and silver brocade; Mrs. "a
Horace Biuncy Hare was in heav. 81
Al. brocadcd white satin and Mrs. :#
Edward Ingcrsol. who was Emily
voux looked perfectly lovely in
yollow and silver brocade, Mrs.
ingarsolI dincd with the Arthur b
rmlen NewboIds before the ball.
The NewUolds gave dinner of
seventv covers for Patty Borie at
the Bellevue.Stratford.
Suzanne Elliot, a dcbutante of
the wear, had ON a most fetching #
rock of white satin and gold lace:
she was "a guest at the John story
Jerks dinner which was given
hofore the ball. Emily Welsh who
Uos a guest at the Newholds', was
sowned in white and gold brocade
OF course, the decorations were
superb. pink being the predom'
mating color and the clover Room
wos reuuisitiuued into Il garden, wi
grassy carpet and rustic gates ana sea
Into this coy nook the guests sauntcr
and had their bomlIon and toast aft
the dancing was over and the first shad
of dewy morn began to make the
appearance in the Sky.
As usual the ball was fearful
crowded. and it was very difficult
dance. and. of course, before supper
was somewhat a case of standing rou
until one saw who was there; but. as
also usu lly the case, with supper thin
began to livcn up bit II is funny AFT
the corl,s bcgin.to pop how the convers
tlon seems to grow more Interesting
vour nelghbur, and at times you woud
why it is YOU never before discovered no
brilliant a mind he had, for he IS real
saying clever things.
Dlgnifcd though these balls alwa'
are, sometimes some Of the guests a
not so dlgnihed in their speech, and
did hear one aged gentleman implorir
the woman who was ascending the stel
with him after supper to Lift your fee
sister; lift them to the next sep
TABLES are greatly in demand for Il
i attractive cafe Chantant,' whlt
will be given Monday evening in II
ballroom of the Germantown Crick
Club by the members of the Army al
Navy Relief. Among those who nav
recently reserved tables are Mrs.
Gardner Cassatt, Mrs. Charles Wolco
Henry, Mrs. Harrison Morris, Mr.. al
Mrs. Henry S. Grove. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rlttenhouse Miller. Mrs. Herbert Warde
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Moore, Mrs
English Dalam, Jr., MIR and Mrs Lou
c. Madeira, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick '
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Findlay II. Brow
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Comfort Mr.. al
Mrs. Wheeler Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEF
Wayne, Jr.. Mrs Alfred Mellor, Mr., >
Ian Smith, Mr.. and Mrs William !
George. Mr.. and Mrs Walter q. lie
derson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross. MI
David T. Young, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Well Miss Ida Cushman, Dr. and MI
Clinton Foltz, Mr. and Mrs. Sidn'
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woolsto
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w. Wister, Mr., al
Mrs. Edward Bains, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
ert c, Wright, Mrs. Richard Vain Meir
Mr., and Mrs Daniel Whitney, Mr. al
Mrs. Albert Outerbridge, Mr.. George Pu
Vance Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Gilpi
Mrs, Samuel Vaughan Merrick MI
Clarence W. Clark and Mr.. and MI
George Franklin Brown,
At THE wedding of Eugenia Law az
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