Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-05

m WAS very interesting 10 me
-. tbe debutantes at the Horse
note tno ,oar Some Of them ! had
NOW .n fos several. years. Take Jane
ct sen a. instance. She has been away
ofe, ~ vsars at boarding school, anu
r r..S .SSV not happened to see her, snt s.
ne ~ sweetest young face you ever
ntn VI TT isn't that she Is so peautl
aw', sbe's 40 wholesome and sort o,
ul, ", nd T nretty. She is very tall ana
wee, ~ % brown hair and dark eyes;
ss sV, wearing a riding costume Oh
the wsS weed and her little derby hat was
aost becoming.
y u,. mother. Mrs. Charlie Coke, had
look up to her tan dauNn'es u.,n III, ~
noticed the look was 2usIy deroted
pride They seemed perfectiy de'o'e'
w.rv . LLOYD Norris is another debu.
.nts who was at the show. She won
an.s ns..cond prize on Friday. which was
.stty good, considering It was her nrst
, ,sy M Bryn Mawr. She drove last
asr at Devon, believe. but 40
,et remember Il her turnout won q
ny .;,o Mary Is rather tall. with straight.
IN hair and regular features. She Is
~ore @ Of a brunette than a bl3nde,
nOi na "a slender and wei built. She !.
~ laughter of Mr.. Isaac Norris, OF
prSn Mawr. Her father will give a
lance In her honor at the Bellevue
Stratford in November.
+ HEAR that the Supper Club is to
.non tie fifth season this December.
rhsro Is no doubt that dancing is the
.h;no th;s season, Paris seems to have
sone mad on the subject. To judge
f,nm The people who have come back
t,on Paris, you would not know there
hsd been war, when 1t comes to the
rsfe life, and dancing is the thing,
sfternoon and evening every day.
The germ has gone to New York,
too, and while it's perfectly, true that
NE oil have been dancing these many
days, still over there they are dancing
more and more, and here in Philadel-
mia it will be the same. A very gay
season is predicted in New York, and
everything points to q very gay season
here. So many balls for the debutantes,
hnd the larger balls, too. will be heid'
md with much zest.
The Supper Club will start in early
December. and an interesting Dit oi
news Is that two of its meetings Will
he on Christmas night and New. Year 8
hight. | remember one year when the
club had meeting on Christmas and
there were 475 people there. 1t was
wonderful evening Mrs. Hutchison
Scott will have charge of the club, as
usual, and she will be supported by O
committee of men, though l have not
heard who they will be. but l suppose
the same ones. am so glad we arc
10 have it again, / certainly do enjoy
those dances.
A RE you interested in the Dog Show
~ which is to be held at Mannheim on
Saturday? It's getting to be regular
thing each year, and you never heard
anything like the number of people who
are interested in the show and who
have entered their dogs. All three Cad
saladers. Gouverncur. Dick and Tom
have dogs in the show. Mrs. Morgan
Churchman and her little son. Morgan
Dr.. both have entries. and so have
Mrs. Norton Downs. Atlee Downs. who,
as you know, il a debutante this year
Eleanor Goodall. George Harris. Jr.
Miss Margaret Kuhl Kelly. Wilbu,
Klapp, Jr.. Frank Lineaweaver. An
drew NcCrea. Sarah Mclean. Mrs
Edward r. Marshall. Nicholas Biddle
Nelson Purviance. Jr., - Francis b.
Reeves, Jr.. Mrs. George D. Roseugar
ten. John Sinnott. Mrs. Arthur Spen
Ger, Mrs. William Tucker, Jr., and ever
DO many others.
The show will be held just the one
day, and I'll say it will take all of that
day. for think there must be at least
400 entries. I only named over "
few of the people I know have entered
their dogs, but the actual list is ever
30 long.
CARRIE D., who is ten years old
" and generous little girl, went
with. mother to see Frankie's mothe,
the other day. Now Carrie was wearinl
one Of those wonderful celluloid wrist
watches, and Frank thought 1t was
more than wonderful.
Indeed. he admired it so much that
Carrie gave 1t to him. When Dadd,
came home Frank met him at the doc,
looking very hard at his wee arm to SCI
the time. YOU know. What's that
you've got?" said daddy.
Oh" said frankie nonchalantly
ats my wish wash"
NANCY wYNNE.