Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-10

WASN'T Saturday wonderful day
w for the Princeton Harvard game?
And didn't huge crowd go up to it?
l always love Princeton on one of the
game dnys. In fact at any time the
town is practically led by the college
men. but on big game days there's no
holding them.
Several of the drbutantps went up to
the game, among them Elizabeth Bar
tow, who by the way is to have party
given for her Mt the I.ilacs this week
by tile Hcatlcy Dullcscs. Her parents
will not entertain for her till after the
new year, as they are in mourning for
Mrs. Allen, who was Mrs. Bartow's
mother.
Mary Page went up to the game,
too. She is an awfully sweet little
girl. I think. Full of fun and very
good looking, with extremely fair hair
She and Evelyn. hnr older sister, are
coming out together this month, you
know. They are the daughters of the
Howard Wurts Pages and will be pre-
sented on November 20.
Margaret Dallett, another very at
tracfive deb also went to the game.
and so did Nancy Cope, Margaret Earle,
Fanny Wistcr and Betty Strubing.
MO TEA today, for which let us be
~ duly and truly thankful; In fact.
thankful altogether. Why do we keep
going to the things every day, when
we meet the same people and say the
same things and smile the same smiles.
/ wonder? Just because we do, and
because we like to see the same peo-
pie and laugh over the same jokes and
smile those same smiles day in and day
out. and also just because "cverybody's
doing IT," And that's true, you know
However. it's been the custom in
"sassiety" for many n year, and | see
nothing to change it. though some of the
girls are heng introduced in other ways
this season. The rest of the week will
have enough teas to suit any who may
be pining for them, so all will be well !!
r HEAR that Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
L Daniel are going to give tea next
Saturday at s o'clock in their new
Haverford home. 1t will be in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph II. Knodc. who
have come here from Pittsburgh to
live. Mrs. Knode was Miss Marion
Head, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Head, of Pittsburgh. She did a
great deal of war work in France.
understand, and drove an ambulance.
Mr.. knode was overseas too, in fact he
was a lieutenant colonel in the army.
They have been married since the ar
mistice.
Men usually hate teas. I know. but
this one I hear has been arranged TO
entertain the men too and there is to be
quite large receiving party. After
the tea there will be buffet supper and
dancing.
Among those invited for the supper
are Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Waring Wilson,
Colonel Cyrus S. Radforl and Mrs.
Radford, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ser :
rill, Mr.. and Mrs. Claiming Daniel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Casey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan Howard Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs A. Atwater Kent. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paxson Deeter. Mr.. and Mrs: Brinton
Lucas and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Robertson
Bridgpford, of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brdgeford will spend the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel.
THE altar which Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Joseph B. Mccall have erected to
the memory of their son. Howard Nc
Call, in the Church of the Saviour.
Thirty eighth street above Chestnut,
was dedicated yesterday by Bishop Gar
land. All the family was present and 1t
seemed to me rather sweet that the tiny
niece and nephew of the late young
captain we're christened then also. They
are the twin babies of Joe and Louisa
Mccall and were. named Howard c.
Mccall. after the uncle, and Emily
Louisa Mccall.
You know the McCalls have given up
their beautiful Colonial home at Forty q.
second and Walnut streets and spent
most of last winter at 1880 RittenhOuse.
Now their new home on Sycamore ave-
nue. in Merton is finished and they are
living there. The junior McCalls are