Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-12
. bsoutiful tea at the Nc

uuAT was a beautiful tea at the Nc
woons' out in Rosemont. yester-
h Vow know. they had planned for
gay. is and then there was some
Oetoyrep about it, and the cards were
mls.sMI for October II. so they de 4.
prlndi'to N have 1t that day. Nancy looked
curtootiv cuttu sweet in her frock OF white
pefiLe' PERI embroidered in silver; She is very
ssudi sssod looking. I think. and has O charm
;ns personality. TT, -,
M.S' chiffon trimmed with brown
Peg eeg'.s She is very tall and dark, and
euseos,ume eusie,., lust suited her. had a lit
tne ,alk with Mrs. James Drinker, who
te '" "nresiding at one end of the tea
Wiz WI Miss Mary Lewis also was as
.i1,,ne at the tea table.
sNti t,iso Downs, who Is Nancy's first
ain. hi, Margaretta Harrison, Augusta
r1uoi rrsSrrison. Marjorie Gibbons. Virginia
Es.,or Ha.L and Ruth Packard were among
to sa Girls saw who were receiving. It's
VIZ .Lsr diAicult to see many in crowd
nho that. and tea always Is crowd,
n seems to me.
Sancv had told me that her tea was
= hn an the eighteenth, 80 when the
eo,Ss IA came / did not look at the date
ss,tI ssss,rtticulnrly, but happened. fortunately,
n,eet another girl in the morning,
" "ho said "Are you going out to. Nc.
waorS WV this afternoon? Otherwise i
Ihsuid he"hid have missed an extremely pretty
w The flowers were simply wonder
sI and the Mexican house is most
aI aaIttrortiye one. / enjoyed 1t immensely.
uuE dcbutantcs will appear in the
/ dancing part of the Talk of the
Town" Which Is scheduled for next
n,Ontb I hear Virginia Carter. Is TO
asnce in Mrs. Charlie Harrison,s set,
os will Augusta Harrison, Mrs. liarri-
a. so,,s daughter, and Jane Coke. Mrs.
Walter Wood is giving a dinner for
Arc,,sta Harrison on Friday. night, by
.ho woy. It's to be given before the
dance which the Knickerbacker Boyds
,.;i, have at the Merton Cricket Club
for Lysbeth. 49,, 3.
.ho "Talk of the Town" She Is a
usmber r~ of Mrs. Archibald Barklie's
sot Really, never have heard of
sucb elaborate plans as are being made
~ connection with that entertainment.
it,s II nil so new; l believe they will
make a great deal for the charities con-
cerned. .,,. u,,.
objects, always find; but a worthy
object that has novel idea Is Wei
coined rapturously. Me, l wouldn
miss this affair, ! tell you.
DENEFIT affairs make Inc think of
d Mrs. Norman Jackson. Why?
Well Just because she Is such an ener-
cetic worker in things in which she
* Interested, and, too. l happened to
see her yesterday walking on Chestnut
street with the cutest white dog on his
leash. Mrs. Jackson was wearing a
very good looking frock of black china
silk. dotted in white. An overskirt OF
black chiffon edged with a wide hem
n the dotted material was an effective
mart of the gown. The bodice was made
IN plain lines finished with n narrow |
white collar. Her hat was Of plain
black rafa in large sailor shape. She
oOked very well.
ALI1TLE later in the day saw |
n Catherine Cassard in a most be- |
yitching costume. Her skirt was Of |
reen tweed and her thin wool sweater |
vas also of green. but shade lighter, |
hough perfectly blended.
Her hat was made of the same green |
weed as the skirt and was trimmed
nth q quill of blended greens and tans.
t was one of the best looking sports
ostumes have seen this season. And
'atherine certainly looked great in it.
NICKIE, who is two-and- half
- years of age, has already mastered
he psychology Of suggestion, and so
he other day, when grandmother inter-
cred with his plans, he put his knowl-
dge into practice.
Grandmother had gone to spend the
ay with Mother and Dickie, and while
itting in the living room happened to
ear an alteration between Dickie and
is wee friend, Jack. Jack. it ap-
earcd, had small gun, and several
ther toys which he had brought over
o Dickc's yard. Dickie liked the
IN, so did Jack, and what was more,
belonged to him so they fought.
'randmother appeared at the door and
aid: 'Dickic, you must give Jack
is gun. 1t belongs to him, you know"
Dickie looked hard at his grand
lother, then he looked at Jack. And
hen holding his small hand with the
un in it, behind his back, he stopped
yer and picking up Jacks little horse,
ED it out to him, while in a wheed-
ing tone he remarked, Here's your
un, Jackie"
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