Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-10
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
padnor Hunt Ball to Be Held in Ballroom of
Bellevue-Stratford- Ethel Huhn
Is introduced

4 -~r,.r with the Radnor Hunt ball ant
4 WI debutante dance in one evening
.astv will be busily occupied tonight
a hoil will be given at the Bellevue
.,sord under the auspices Of the Rad
ty,,n, club and will be the first hunt
4 t.n e,ven since the year 1905. OF course
+ -, - one in the hunting set will be there
s,S.s innumerable other guests, and
sooorations will be in keeping with
- ,esson and club. There is something
f s-s,..rtnv about one of these ballsi per.
\ -. /, "a the pink coats which the men
rhich help to make 1t and a ball
.ror by members of the Troop a very
. .nsual affair; in fact, parties to which
-, The very tipty.top persons in society
~ ANXIOUS to be invited. The COM
-,,,,,s includes Thomas De witt Guy.
:. william struthers Ellis, Benjamin
cA.,v Horace Binney Hare and j. Plum
-, stswart. The guests will be received
~, nvenlnR by Edward Beale, who is
.s..,asnt Of the club; Dc Witt Cuyler, vice
s.,.ldsnt, and Ben Chew, who is master
of hounds, one Ol tlle leatuieS VI tHe
s.u will be the Hunt Quadrille, which
iii he danced promptly at 1890 O'Clock,
.,,, before supper. Among those who
IIu sntertain at dinner will be the How.
ara Houston Henrys and Mr. and Mrs.
petey Roberts.
rrsT across the street from the Belle.
d vue.stratford George A. Huhn will en-.
,.r,aIn at dlnner-dance for his debutante
laughter Ethel at o'clock, which will
snable the guests TO attend both affairs
!, dlnner.danco is usually earlier than
other parties Ethel Is his daughter by
seoond marriage. She is very attractive,
tall and fair, with the sort of golden
hair such as Alberta Brinton Sturani
has IA real golden tinge) Ethel has
blps eyes and an unusually lovely com.
pIexlon She has lived much Of her life
abroad, which is a great asset to GIRL 1t
helms so in conversation; there are so
many more topics on which one may
eonyerse. The guests will be received
by the debutante and her father, and win
BE- seated at small tables handsomely dec
grated with a variety of blooms. Debu |
tantes and a. few second.year girls will be
among the guests, for really Ethel's |
closest friends are of last years vintage, |
though she is not eighteen years yet her.
sef Mary Bohlen, Dorothy Norris and |
u Lisa Norris are among her intimates,
while Pauline Denckla, debutante of
this year. is also a great friend Of hers.
|TIWO out-oftown weddings are of great
L interest today. Barbara Rupley will
he married to Charlemagne Tower, Jr,
10 Duluth, Mimi, and in New York
Katherine Dahlgren will become the
bride OF Richard Emmet at the home of
hsr mother on East Ninety.siXth street.
The Tower family, Mr.. and Mrs. and
Helen and Roderick. have gone on from
Atlantic City, where they spent the holi.
days to attend the wedding in Duluth.
The Dahlgren wedding is, of course. of
great interest here, as number of Phila.
delphans will go to New York for the
Wedding, including the DreXel and Biddle
rshtIOns Cordelia Biddle Duke is to be
|lfe matron of honor at the wedding, and
saiah Penrose, n first cousin of Kath.
esine's, will be a bridesmaid. Ulrica
nahlgren Elizabeth Emmett and Sym
phorosa did you ever hear such names
IN your ife) Brlsted will make up the
four bridesmaids.
AT recent dinner party where the
n guest OF honor was a woman from
ihe South who always and upon all oc-
easions impresses you with the fact that
hef ancestors We're quite the most mar
gelous people in America, etc, and so on,
likewise and so forth, was overheard re-
narkng TO her hostess: why Is 1t, since
have been in this dear City of Brotherly
love have not seen any portraits OF
Four ancestors upon your walls? Surely s
you are as proud of your forbears as
se In the South are of course?" The !
aostess. a woman of wit, turned smil- {
hgiy to her guest, and replied; "Wen,
Aiee' you have not seen any portraits
= our walls because they are all down !
Independence Hail." 7
WE MAY go into ecstasies over the y
= Ring" operas, and these probably
'uaet the muslc.loYing element, but
luss old standbys like Carmen" to I
faS full house." The Metropolitan 3
y night, in spite of the fact that the,
some, Incompatible Farrar was indis.
psed' was more brilliant than 1t has :
~ Tor many weeks. And this even n
pIh large part of society in the $
srp OF colds or other -seasonable all, p
li'ue Edith Earle, whose engagement
= announced only yesterday, was nat. b
'aiy seated in her mothers box with "
4 young fiance, the center of a congrat,
'1.ory group. She looked unusually
,sV and winsome in a frocll of sap il
-A Plue tulle and velvet, with best t
'aas orchids tucked into her girdle. :
q mrs J. Gardner Cassatts box were 7
-'sn Mary, looking particularly well in C
N0eA OF dull blue and silver cloth, and n
.atuesque Eugenia, in green. Mr.. a
i AIRS Quincy Adams Gilmore enter.
'.sa Mrs. Roddy Page and several other
'Ts while In Mrs Charles HoweIps d