Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-09

A GREA.r many left the Horse Show
"A and rode UP to Villanova for few
minutes to attend Florence Kano's tea,
for she made her debut yesterday after
noon and had most of the buds OF the
season receiving with her. In fact, tho
absence of debbies Mt tho first horse
show bf their season was quite evident.
But how can it be helped with teas going
on every afternoon of the show!
This afternoon Rboda Brooke aud
the two WurIs girls, Rosamond and
Eleanor Wurts, will he introduced at
lea given by Mr.. and Mrs, Trcnchard
Newbod Rhoda you know is Mrs.
Newbold's s daughter. Her father having
been the late George Brooke. Two
years ago Mrs. Brooke married Mr..
Trenchard Newbold and the Wurts
girls, Rosamond and Eleanor, are his
nieces. AS their parents. the Robert
Kennedy Wurts, are in mourning for
their little son, they will not take part
ia the debutante parties, so their uncle
and aunt will introduce them at this
tea with Rhoda.
The tea will be given at the New
holds home, Breezy Brow, in Ardmore,
and great many of the buds Will re-
ceive with the three girls.
Rhoda is only seventeen. you know,
and Rosamond Wurts is on the young
side of eighteen. have been told, though
| could not swear TO her age. They
are good looking girls, Rhoda fair like
her mother, and Eleanor, Wurts has
brown hair and eyes, while Rosamond is
degree lighter.
Don't,you think Mrs. Brooke is good
looking? And she wears such stunning
Clothes, smart as can be and awfplIy
becoming She is sister of Mrs. StHcy
Lloyd and of Effingham Morris, Jr.'
who married Julia Lewis you re-
member. .'.
r HEAR that John Da Costa New
L bold has just returned from abroad
He was a lieutenant and spent more
than a year over there, as courier
for the Peace Conference. His mother
and sister, Mrs. John Da Costa New
bold and Angela, are staying down at
Atlantic City at present. Mrs. Charles
s, Lee, another sister of Lieutenant
Newbold, was Ellen Newbold. You re :
member she and Charlie were married
last month and sailed for Rotterdam
and have gone on to Bucharest. Charlie
will be business agent there with
Edwin st. John Greblc, who is in
charge of large business transaction.
Mr.. Greble was a lieutenant colonel IN
the army and commanded the lOSth
rlclu sNElllIclNs M'h'S Nts''''' '-'-'
Mrs. Greble was Miss Colgate.
TNHE little square at Twenty third
J. aud Pine streets--E'itler Square
think it is called-has gradually be .
come quite a center for young married
people. This year it WI be more so than
ever. ] hear the Bafclay Lexes have
taken n house at the corner of Twenty
third and De Lancey place. The Alar
Hunters are lust round the corner ou
Spruce street, the Hutcbie Scots are
on Rittenhouse street and the apart
ment house opposite The square is per
feet nest Of young pewlywcds. Inc
Richard McCalls have an apartment
there thisNinter, and the Louis Borles
The Walter Hopkipsons used TO be
there too. but they have moved away
now as Florence is going to keep house
for her father, Mr.. Woodruff, since hei
mothers death. Really when the chill
dren are all out in the square 1t looks
quite like a miniature Rittenhouse.
T SAW Alva Sargent today in ter
i ribly smart black velvet hat tina
Jared Nd on two sides in a sort of ris
ing sun effect and blue tailor mad
suit trimmed with braid. Alva's get
ups are always the very latest and dar
ing and original, but she never make
the mistake of wearing anything tina
is not becoming, as girls are sometime
tempted to do in an effort to be stylisl
and different.
NANCY WYNNE.