Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-30

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and Mrs. Edgar Wright Baird, Of Chest
nut Hill, will make her bow to society.
Marion is the sister Of Gainor Baird,
who was introduced the year before our
entrance into the war. Forty of the
seasons buds are receiving with her
today and Mrs. Baird has asked several
Of her friends to assist her.
Marion is a first cousin Of the two
attractive Jeanes girls and of Elizabeth
Morgan, who will be a debutante in
couple Of years,
The tea will be given at the Baird
home. on Navahoe avenue, st. Martins,
Chestnut Hill.
The debutaute will wear dainty
frock of white taffeta made with an
!. overskirt Of silver net. She will carry
pink roses. Mrs. Baird's gown is Of
rich shade Of blue, brocaded in gold.
Gainor Baird, Msrion's older sister, has
n dress OF apricot taffeta embroidered
in silver flowers.
Mrs. Charles Penrose Keith, Mrs.
Charles Day Wister, Mrs. Robert Res
telreigg Logan, Mrs. Henry 5. Jeanes
and Mrs. Reed A. Morgan will preside
at the tea table.
r SAW Joe and Ella DuBarry in At
laptic City yesterday. They are at
the Brighton for a few days with Mrs.
Arthur Brock Elias mother. It was
a coincidence that yesterday was just
one year since Joe was injured 'over
there And to think that he is still
Obliged to walk with cane. However,
how much better off he is than so many
who have lost their limbs or their
!. sight! Joe is really able to do pretty
nearly everything now. He rides and
plays golf besides attending to business
every day, and when General Pershins
was here Joe was one of those VINO RODE
as a private in the City Troop, which
escorted the general.
Though his foot is very slow in heal =
ing, it is healing all right, and in short
while he will be able to walk without
cane. He has only slight limp
A RECENT arrival in this city IS
"A Mrs. Ramon Villalon. She ana
four of her five children are at tne
Bellevue Stratford and VIII ~ ~renlaln
here for a month or so. Mrs. Niiiaior
was Miss Maria Wilson, sister os s
Mrs. Garesche Norris and daughter OF
the late DR.. Augustus Wilson, OF this
city and Cuba. ,,.,.
She is a first cousin Of Mr.. wilson
McCredy and Miss Emily McCredy' OF
this city, and lived here for NUMBER
of years with her parents before they
moved back to Cuba some twenty
years ago. ,.
Mrs. villalons eldest daughter;
Gloria, is of debutante age ana VII.
attend the parties for debutantes that
are given during her stay here Doro-
thy Ely, daughter of Mr.. and MN
william Newbold Ely. is another
4 cousin. She will make her DEBUT TINS
fall. Gloria and she are great lrienus'
lose Ramon, Feliciana and Carmen
are with their mother. Ramon wl.l
stay up here for school. The other
boy, Augustus, is in Cuba win hls
father. Mr.. Villalon is a member OF
the cabinet. They all live in Havana
Mrs. Norris, who was Miss Emma
Wilson, and her daughter, Elizabeth
Norris, will come up from Cuba in
day or SO also. Elizabeth IS gong
hack TO school and Mrs. Norris will
remain at the Hamilton most OF the
winter. She is sister in law of
George W. Norris, who married MISS
Sarah Fox, Of thisscity. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Norris live in Washington no"
In the winter. They spend their sum
mers at Gypsy Hill, in Penllyn, where
they have a charming country house
and small farm. "a
MIR. ALBERT COOK MYERS was
lSl off n~his usual hike on Sunday
with the Hungry Hounds" I like that
name best OF all, the II. H.'s he gives
to his hikers. And they had an interest
ing time at the old Quaker meeting
house, because they met there DIR. Isaac
Sharpless, of Haverford College, and
Mrs. Sharpless :, and Doctor Sharpless
gave the boys quite talk on the old
Quakers of this city.
There were seventy nve men on the
hike, and after their swim st the Cen
tral Y. which is given through the
courtesy of the Y. NJ, c. A.. they went
down to the Lutheran Service Club,
which is situated in General Morrell' S
old house at 500 South Broad street
They were there entertained at a chick :
en- supper and later members of the
War Camp Service united in giving a
splendid vaudeville party for the men,
whose number was augmented to one
hundred. Mrs. Braun was hostess at
the supper.
T HEAR that Mr.. Willing Balch is
l. making, an extended tour of the
state by motor, as he thinks that every
Pennsylvania should know his own
state thoroughly, and you will agree
with me that when Mr.. Balch' under.
takes to investigate a subject he does
it thoroughly. SO he is having won
derful time touring through the whole
/, state. And you will admit there are
mighty interesting people and places
throughout Pennsylvania, quite envy
Z him the experience.
MFRS. EDGAR HOWARD looked
1fl perfectly lovely on Sunday in Rit
tenhouse Square. She was Miss Lille
Newhall, you remember, and was al
ways a great beauty. She had on a very
pretty tanDsuit, the coat perfectly plain
hut trimmed with a small piece of fur
around the neck, Her two small boys
were with her and were both dressed
slike in little tan coats and hats.
NANCY ,wYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kent Kane will
riva q dinner dance at Riddulnh their