Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15

DEBUTANTB tea and q dance anC
"A several dinners before the dance
.nd we'll call it a full day. What sny
rou @ Priscilla Davis is to be presented
~ tea which will be given In Rag
dsls their home in Paoli. And in the
aSsning the Knickerbocker Boyds will
live a large dance at the Merton Cricket
slub for their daughter Lysbeth. .
Mrs. Walter Wood will give a dinner
tor her niece, Augusta Harrison, be-
fare the dance tonight, and Mrs. AL
fred Maule will entertain for Ottilie
Morris. The Ralph Souders will give
dinner for their daughter Adelaide,
and there are several other dinner par
ties as well.
DAGE ANDERSON is an attractive
/ girl. You know she is from Savan
nah, and came up here to attend Helen
Harte's wedding, which took place yes
terday in Jenkintown. Page was one
Of the bridesmaids, and looked very
sweet. She Is engaged to Harry Platt
Mrs. Charles Platt's son. She mas been
nm here visiting John Hampton Barnes
in Westacres, Devon. Cecily Barnes.
who Is engaged to Emil Geyelin, was
also bridesmaid at the Harte we'd
ding. ...s
ITAvE you seen Mrs. William War
IL den lately? / met her on Chest
nut street the other day wearing the
most stunning frock of dark brown tri-
colette, the skirt having several panels,
into which were woven stripes of dark
red. blue and lighter brown. Her hat
was small affair of brown velvet, ar,l
she wore one Of those new lace wells
and very good looking fur. She is
certainly the youngest looking person TO
be a grandmother / have ever seen
You know her daughter, Agnes Mason
has baby, and a very darling on
too. hear.
T SAW Margdretta Jeanes at the
Bellevue the other afternoon looking
very sweet in a dark blue tailored suit
and a stunning hat Of henna duvetyne-
one of those semilarge toques, turned
up in front. 1t was very becoming and
suited her exactly. She had some good
looking furs, too. She has Just COM
home from n trip of several months
abroad with her mother and sister. and
the two Baird girls. Elizabeth Jeanes
Is to come out at dance which her
mother. Mrs. Henry S. Jeanes, will
give at the Bellevue -Stratford Decem-
Der 10.
THE Rose Tree races will certainly
L be exciting this season. You know
Mr. Riddles famous horse MAN o.
War; will be there. And this year
they are going to have a cafeteria at
the races, which will be an innova-
ton.
The nurses attached to the Media
Hospital are to have charge of the
cafeteria and the proceeds are to 70
toward the building of a nurses home.
1t sounds like good idea to me.
THERE was sad atmosphere around
1 Jackie's home the other day when
his fond aunt returned from day in
town.. She was put wise" as it were,
Jackie. it appears, had that morning
to school. His refusal was 80 positive,
indeed, that, four years old though he
was, il was thought better not to force
him, but to give a wee lesson instead
and, methinks, from the finale Of this
tale, said lesson went home. Well, as
he refused to go to school, It was, de-
cided he must be i'll and to bed he went
from 0 o'clock until 8, with nary a
toy nor book to look at. When lunch
con was sent to him he could not have
a second portion, for, "Of course, q
boy who will not go to school must be
slck." After 8 o'clock he was allowed
to get up and when auntie arrived home
he approached her and remarked:
How about bit of chocolate?" "Oh,
no." said auntie. ''I could not give
you any chocolate. A little boy who
would not go to school must be sick,
and so, Of course he can't have choco.
late" Jackie retired to his small
chair and thought while. Then he
arose and again approached his aunt
remarking How about reading me
some funny stories?"
"Oh, no! I could not read funny