Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-15

yrAyE YOU ever heard so many rumors
II of dates and changes. In those
80 as there are this year2 First, l
a.rd Isd That the Yarnall tea was going to
In October; then that u would be on
%Sontember % q and then the next thing
a,ns The invitations for the tea and the
date. September 20, 10 now viii you be
good' ..,-a ,,.. n. M,
s.wells and the Conyngham Stevens
wo~ld both give teas to introduce their
so"gbters, He'en and Dorothy, respect
ivslS. on October 9. They had made
mat decision then, but since their re-
turn from the summer vacation they
have decided to change their dates, and
The two teas will be given on the
4th instead of the 9th. The VIII
liam West Frazier, Jr.'s, had also de =
termined on October ., but ! have not
heard yet whether they will change also.
II was the plan In the spring to have
tbe three girls come out the same day
at their respective homes so that those
invited to the teas might find 1t easier
10 20 to three In one day than to travel
in and out of town several times In the
week TO the same station. Elizabeth
Frazier Is the debutante In that family.
Isn't 1t amazing how they all grow up?
JsAw Mr.. Pinckney Norris yester-
l day at luncheon at the Arcadia with
bis daughter, Helen. Speaking OF grow
ing up quickly, why, 1t scarcely seems
n month since ! saw Helen at Cape
MAY one summer, in short stockings
and with her long hair. flying, In the
wind as she played in the sand. And
q al, I'm har n
on her head and grown up dresses on,
and she'll be coming out in couple
Of years. She's about sixteen now.
l had no idea how many people are
back In town or In their houses In the
suburbs till ] saw them at luncheon
Yesterday. There was Mrs. Horatio
Gates Lloyd and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Du Barry. Sd. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson
Crothers and Mrs. Stacy Lloyd and her
Young son. have seldom seen as good
looking n hat as Mrs. Stacy Lloyd was
wearing. 1t was of jade green, and IL
brought out the gold in her hair to per
fiction.
It's extraordinary what trying and
unusual colors both Mrs. Lloyd and her
sister, Mrs. Trenchard Newbold, can
wear. And they look simply stunning
in those colors. There's shade of
rose pink that ] have gazed upon with
delight in various dressmaking estab-
lishments, and thought it beautiful
enough to eat, but trying to everyone
who came in aud raved over 1t too.
And then l have gone to q ball a week
or more later, and met Mrs. Newbold
In just that color and looking 80 smart
1t almost took my breath away.
DON'T forget the party out at Whit
~ ford on Saturday afternoon and
evening? You know there is to be
road dance and supper at Whitford
Lodge under the auspices OF a number
Of women in that section Of the coun-
try who are interested In supporting
nurse for the community. They have
obtained the services of an excellent
person and now to maintain her and
expenses her work entails! l hear the
supper is to be the finest ever, and the
music will be equally good. Among the
women interested in it are Mrs, Lard
uer Howell. Mrs. George Coates, Mrs,
George Thomas. Sd, Miss Grace
Thomas, Miss Jane Thomas, Mrs.
Francis Jacobs and Mrs. Francis
Straybridge.
T TITLE Charlie is only three, but
IL he evidently has a decided idea on
the general fitness Of things, and also
q decidedly keen sight and understand
ing of things as they should be, The
other day he walked into the door and,
going up to his mother, remarked i've
been down to the gardeners house
they have a nice home and they talk
very we'll" NANCY WYNNE.