Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-04

Sr,tJREE debutantcs are u NC in'
,,,ood This afternoon out in hydai
ounhintown. oue,h Mr.. and Mrs: Rod
anu eowoll will give a tea at Ardnaree,
ert o," tn Introduce their daughter
nMyI1%,' Mo1cn and Mr.. and Mrs. Conyngnaiin
G..sa,s ne,em, will give a tea at their nome IN
SS's.intown for their daughter Dorothy
Jelbi ea tbcir niece Agnes Shober. -,
any nns Shobcr IL the daughter, OF MT.
I'd Mrs Samuel l.. Shober,. VINO nuVe
hSu hnsn living IL Colorado Springs LOT u
uu,uber of years. 1t was decided that
ianos should come back to Phiiauelpniu
a. make her debut. where SO huns
,.uombcrs of her family. live ana whelo
hcr first cousin was also 10 n,ano ,fI. I
IT,, he, to society. Mrs. Shober was MISS
pow w Hutchinson, sister OF Mrs.
ssnnrn,ham Stevens. who was MISS
Ss,Dnn,nyntto Hutchinson. They nrc hoth
.,1tor" MasS If Mrs. William Ellis, who was
W;a. cintra Hutchinson. and OF Mr..
nnIhortnn n,h Untchinscn and Mr.. sydney
iyntchinsou. all Of this city.
,,,nnc Tho dpbutnntcs who VIII re-
.,;so wifi, Helen S'rweil nrc Jane Hep
h,rn Anne Ashton. Atlee Downs Nir-
ph,m' pinio Carter. Nsrgarctta Harrison.
T%vsbcth % Boyd, Marguerite Curtis and
virginia Earle. 49,.
Nrs Stevens will have her sister
l. Law Mrs, s. Pemberton Hutchin-
.nn receiving with her, and her cousin,
Wiss Meta Hutchinson, Miss Elizabeth
chober an aunt of Agnes Shober, Will
s,so receive. As both the Sewel's anc
stevens lived in the same part OF the
country it was decided to have the teas
tSs same day, aud 80 make IL easier
for the guests.
,rp AND MRS. GEORGE BROOKE,
M ~ THAN. haye had interesting
,,,,sts 'stoyinp with them this Inst week.
NJ and Mira. Ronald Tree and Mrs:
rroo,s s:stcr. Miss Alice Perkins. OF
rno,onJ md Richmond. Va, have been
anorJ;ng several days there. Mr.. Tree
u a stepson of Admiral Beatty, OF the
I'r;tish Navy. His mother was Miss
trtbel Field, whose first HUSBAND was
lambert Tree. She married Admira'
Realty In 1901. Mrs. Tree and MISS
pork;ns are the daughters of the late
Alice Langlorne Perkins. one. OF the
famous Lopghorne beauties OF ken.
nond n sister of Lady Astor and OF
Mrs.. Charles Dana Gibson. Their
mother having died when they were
children, both Mrs. Tree and Miss Per-
kns have lived in England most OF
their lives. their aunt. Lady Astor,
having taken them under her care.
They come OH to visit members OF
their family in Richmond very often.
and have been there for some time TINS
wear. They viii return shortly to
Eurorc. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke gave
A dinner in their honor last wednesday
night, 1T which there were twenty,
iour guests. The dinner was followed
BY dancing.
THE marriage OF Alberta Bicknell, OF
L Washington. and William jerks
Wright, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Minturn
Wright Of Chestnut Hill. Is of interest
10 PHILADELPHIA. The ceremony VIII be
perfor,noI today ~ Washington TT the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bicknell,
parent Of Alberta. Bill Wright is the
eldest of the three Wright men. His
brothers are Miuturn. Jr.. and John
Story. Mrs Wright was Miss Ethel
jerks, 50 t is easy TO recognize young
John Story Wright's name. The
Wrights have. of course. sgonp down to
Weshington to attend Che 2dding.
MD you know that the committee on
Dwater color. drawing and illustra-
tion Of the PHILADELPHIA Art Alliance.
has through the courtesy Of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Arts. obtained or
iginal drawings and studies for mural
designs bv Violet Oakley. and will give
an exhibition Of them for twenty days
at the Art Alliance Building? The
exhibition will open tomorrow afternoon
with a private view and tea at
o'clock.
The reception committee for the affair
will include Mrs. Pope Barney. Mrs.
Charles +. Coke. Miss IienriCtta
CozcnT Mics Gertrude J'y. Nice Edith
Emerson. Miss Louisa Eyre, Mrs. AL
bert Atlrr Jackson. Mrs. Horatio Gates
Lloyd, Mrs. Thornton Oakley. Mrs. Jo-
seph Pcnnell, Mrs. Howard Pyle. Mrs.
William Jay Turner. Mrg. LangdOn
Warner. Mrs. William White. Mrs.
Charlton Yaruall and Mrs. Clarence
XNnt2ingcr.
TN THESE days when housemaids are
AScarce and prices are high, and many
young couples have decided to edo their
own work. young mother was horri
iicd the other day to hear Elsie. aged
three. announce to another small child
who was passing the window. "We'rc
going to eat in the dining room to-
night y WHY" asked the other hope
M. whose young mother was also
doing her own work" and Elsie said.
'Cause there's going to be company"
NANCY WYNNE.