Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

TT DOES seem 80 marvellous when you
/ meet the little girls Of last year and
the year bsforo all dressed up like
srovn .up women with their hair up
snd--weil, you can't say and their
dyssses down any more can you? hut
rou know what I mean--dressed like
crown -up persons. ] met Mrs. Stacy
floyd and Ellen An the street the other
day and Ellen looked 80 grown up.
she was wearing dark blue one piece
frock beited In with a narrow tan
strap, and her, hat was small and very
becoming. Mrs. Lloyd also wore blue
Ss,t and her small hat was covered
with a very smart veil
Ellen Lloyd and Ellen McMichgel
win sail today with Miss Lucas on the
JAfayette for Paris. where they have
taken an apartment for the winter.
They will study and travel later for a
abort time and return to this country
nett summer. Alberta Reath is another
sirl Of the same age who will study In
Europe this year before making her
debut next season. ~
Il is a splendid thing for them, I
think, for one 10 certainly broadened
BY travel and study, especially when
properly directed. And while they are
All exLISmSly thbClh6tihk Sho hoWp
they will doubtless add much to their
sttractivensss BY a visit to the old
world. 80,
hair like that Of her mother. who was
Miss Eleanor Morris, and her aunt,
Mrs. Trenchard Newbold.
uAvE you heard that Amory Hare
II Cook Is about to publish a book Of
her poems? She uses her maiden name,
Amory Hare; you know she Is daugh-
ter OF DR., and Mrs. Hobart Amory
Hare, of 1901 Spruce street. She mar /.
ried Commander Cook a number OF
years ago, and they had been stationed
near Philadelphia for some time re-
Gently, but now Commander Cook Is In
charge Of the u. 8. steamship Long on
a rowing mission. He was lately in
Venice and 10 now at Spalato. Later
he will 20 farther east. IL he Is sta
any length OF time Mrs. Cook will take
her children and 10 to join him; other
wise she will remain here.
Mrs. Cook is very good looking, tall
and very graceful. Her rather small
head and face are particularly well
placed on her shoulders and she has a
wealth Of sunny gold hair. Her
mother was Miss Reba Pemberton,
daughter of the late Mr.. Clifford Penn
berton. .... s...
THE invitations for Atlec Downs's
i dinner dance are out. Mrs. Downs
will give II at Fordhooke Farm at Three
Tuns, her country place, on Monday
evening, October IS, from until j
o'clock. ! always like to see new
ideas in invitations. For instance,
stating whom the dance will end Is one
OF the first indications have seen OF
really living up to the earlier hours for
parties, as was suggested last year by
many women and associations. Mrs.
Downs states plainly from until !,
and that means the party ends at /.
II all the hostesses would make such
plans I feel sure more men would find
il possible to attend parties and see
to business as we'll. Last year re-
member a great many men simply re-
fused invitations except for Friday ant
Saturday nights, otherwise they were
not able to attend to business after
being up till s, 6 or In the mornings
More power to Mrs. Downs, may Others
follow her lead.
T HEARD a piece Of news yesterday
l. that will be able to share with yor
In a short while. It's an engagement
of course, and It's an out Of town gir
and q very attractive man, a man mos
Of US had thought had decided to liv'
out his life in single blessedness, .bu
It seems he's about to 90 the way OF al
men, 30 keep your ears open. Soon th'
time will come for You to hear OF 1t
too. NANCY WYNNE. d