Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-31


l. the tea which Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Laussat Geyelin, of Hardwicke, Villa
nova, will give for their youngest
daughter, Antoinette Geyelin. Antoin-
ette has been having wonderful time
this season and is generally liked. She
is rather dark and good looking and
wears very pretty frocks. She and Edith
Carpenter are great chums; you seldom
see one without the other.
Doctor and Mrs. Giuseppe Bastian-
ELI, who came lately from Italy, will
be at the tea. You know Mrs Bastian-
ELI, who was Miss Marion Rawle, is n
sister Of Mrs. Geyelin. And the girls
who will receive are Sarah Dolan,
Edith Carpenter, Mary and Ellen Glen
dinning, Marion Baird. Edith Newlin,
Mary Norris, Rhoda Brooke. Eleanor
Robb, Nancy Dunning and, of course,
Antoinette's sister Hatty.
WHEN you woke up this morning
w after last nights party at the
Ritz for the Orchestra and thought
"This is Halloween - didn't you want
to turn over and sleep until tomorrow
evening?
Not that you did not want to have
the fun of today, but it's the very
thought of all the doings that makes
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Teas, and dances, and dinners, and
parties for the kiddies, till honest to-
goodness, you don't where they start
nor where they end.
] think it's because the war is over
and perhaps, unfortunately for us, We
do not all appreciate the chaotic con
dition of affairs in this country at
present, or maybe if we do we have de-
cided to have a good time anyhow.
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scheduled for to day are unquestionably
many. Take the children's affairs for
instance; OUT in Chestnut Hill there
will be the party which DIR. and
Mrs. Murray Ellzey will give for their
1.-TWO daughters and the Edward Norrises
Twill have a party for members of the
school set. Their daughter, Emma
Norris, is about fifteen, you know. Then
the Morris Clothiers are having a small
party in Villanova for their little
daughter Mary, and the Murdoch Ken
dricks are having a small party from
5 till 8 O'Clock for their daughter
Christine out at Stratford.
A party for smaller children is to
be given by Mrs. George Justice and
Mrs. Billie Hart, at the Harts' house.
in Radnor, for Dorothy Justice and
Billy Hart, Jr., and the John Sey
mour Biorehs, of Devon, will give a
party lOE InelT lllIlG
Another party will be given by Mrs.
Voorhees, Drayton for her two charm
ing little girls, Phoebe, who is named
for her mother, and Nancy, who is
named after her Drayton grandmother.
The Robert Trumps are giving party
for Sarah in their home, Valley Green,
in White Marsh, and the George Thay-
ers have planned an affair for Cert
rude.
Evelyn and Nancy Page are having
supper and masquerade party, which
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
E. Page, will give at their home, 315
els Il. Strawbridges will entertain in
Germantown for their daughter; Eliza =
beth.
Among the older parties. that is,
not childrcn's affairs--wil be the barn
dance which Sergeant Price, Jr., will
give for Mary Ernestine Appleton, a
debutante of the season, you know and
Frances Tyson is having a party at
her home in town, 1903 Spruce street.
The Emory McMichaels are giving a
buffet supper and dance for Elisabeth,
their niece, who is to marry Stuart
Clark, tomorrow The McMichales' is
not a Halloween party, of course, as
there is to be the wedding rehearsal
first, you know, and then the supper
afterward at the house, and it's for
members of the bridal party; but it
happens to come on Halloween and SO
the more the merrier
The Frederick Jordans have asked a
few Of the middle sized" married set
in to dinner at their house in Ogontz,
and they will dance after dinner. And
the younger married set will go to @
dinner dance at the De Witt Cuyler's
which is for Eleanor and Joe Walker.
Gracious, can't realize that Eleanor
Cuyler has been married nearly three
years and that it is four or five since
she came out. She is so stunning
looking, don't you think ] hear that
Joe is entirely cured of the bad wound
he sustained in France. They are here
from New York now, staying with
Eleanor's parents.
A ND you think I'm finished now
"A don't you? But good night Have
you forgotten the Halloween dance at
the Merton Cricket Club for the Sun
nyside Day Nursery? That's tonight
too, so for goodness sake, don't forget
it. Every one who is not going to
something else is going to that, dc
assure you.
And there are to be any number oil
dinners before that party, too. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Janney will enter
tain for Dorothea Morris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Clothier will give a dinner for
Elizabeth Strubing before the dance
also. The other dinners will be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques Vauclain for
Constance Vauclain; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rogers Maxwell for Sarah Sta
bier, of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs
Howard Longstreth, Miss Edith Collin!
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman X. Con-
derman.
NANCY WYNNE.