Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

,rorv one seems to be getting
W sngsred these dnys, Now trancls IRA, ~
.or e the latest. re IL thc son VI
lrs1Wys W. Frazier; Jrsi; I,,,iy you kWowt WnSt
ne . grandson of Mr. Wlll'am Mest
ana a. + His fancee is not 9 fhlladGi.
frsa,' fi,nn and up TO. n fey weeks ago sne
pnlaD,, New Yorker, but her p"ren.s
was wsoS to Boston recently. ana, per
noveu you would like to know her name
mps, have told you where she iives. ~
s,nsossca. s,nce or Frances, Wbl,e Moha..,
frenvb sbc is the daughter, OF the ate
.ro ana 90 Barclay Moffatt. Her mother Is
GeoIss GenrSsent Mrs. William Emerson, nav :
!stpuroorried az second time, Mr. hnnersoh
lps 10 n man of decided learning hhu
TGT vaiIity, moved his family several I,S weekS
ap,,' ~ Boston. where ne nus assuu'eu ee
sss aso directorship of the dGnartnens depart h ..
NV .neshitecturp in the MaSsuciuee''7
sslnSool Of Technology n,
ocTyo cTTyroncis Frazier is u brother OF isop.
,ort P, Frazier, VINO Is ensaseu .9s s
pnslla ps,s Edwards, of Brooklyn: cnd ol
W0st Tlu Frazier. Isabella fraSier' VINO
u,.rricd uvti Charles Henry Scott, Is slsI .,,
.,r' ,ar and Elizabeth Frazier, VINO Is SUI. SUI,
.'i, . member of the school set, Is ,iitL anotner
a;ster. His mother was MISS Ei'hapetI
issr ipssssrsall, and Pearsall Is inc seconu
reu' Isme ~ Of both Robert and trnncis;
n'lc Francis is still in college, having
,,rved in the army. tie IS not YET OF
~ and II is not likely that the weu-
airc will take place for Il year at least'
Tbsre girs are no definite arrangements yet
DoN'T you like the sports top coats!
III saw Mrs. Jack Mason on Chest
-. street one day this week wearing
aus nus I of the latest top coats of tan
QUE oumoI's hair, and gray blue woolen
.o.rf Her hat was a darker shade or
Nn Sns = turned back from the face. lt
was was of soft duvetyne.
THE Junior Dance last night was
rreat success. Every one was there
,r5 every one had good time. The
T.nobornc Tnr Bullitt Dicks gave dinner
t"fore tbe dance. and the Andrew
Wr;ght Crawfords also entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pcase gave a din :
nor Of eight, and another affair was
riveu BY the Henry p. Thompsons.
Another affair last night which was
rorr successful was the theatre party
c;ven bv the William Longstrcths ant
staneroued by the Joe Rcllinses. The
Quest of honor was Rachel Price. tn,
III; X. Prices's daughter, with whom
rou m remember Mildred Longstreth madt
her debut.
The Longstreths will give another
theatre party and supper on Monday
February 9. for Mildred. There wer,
thirty five guests last night and sup
per followed at the Ritz.
IJELEN DOUGHTEN is engaged
II too. to Sydney Morris. a son o
the William Paul Morrises, of Berwyn
OF course. he is n relative of the fifty
three varieties of Morrises. There nevel
was such a numerous family. and, be
leye me. / do not know nicer on,
either. As think them over. one nam'
after another, now aren't they all fine
There arc the Elfingham Morriscs. ant
the Cheston Morrises. and the Holl.
Morrises. and Sam Morris, and Mrs
Alfred Paul Morris and the Vista
Morrses, and the Elliston Morrises
and the William Morrises. You know
the Billie Morris, who married Dais.
Smith. He's brother of Wistar anc
Laurie and young Galloway. Well
their name is legion. can't tel
them all But all know is, most o
them are the salt of the earth.
Helen is the daughter of Mrs. Uenr,
Warrington Doughten. who was Mis-
Louise Chamberlain. She has two sis
ters, Susan and Marie. The latter is
student at VasSar at present They ar
lovely girls, and I think sgd Morri
is to be congratulated on having VOL
Helen.
IND | tell you about taking Louis
- to the concert the other day? ]
was wonderful thing the orchestra wa
playing, soft and dreamy and melodiou
music.
Well. Louise sat quiet as long a
she could, and then she stretched he
arms and said in an audible tone o
voice, That's the sleepiest music
ever heard. NANCY WYNNE.