Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-23

r FIND ! meet SO many peopie oh
chestnut street that it's quito inter
...;ng to walk up or down said thor
nbs,re at least once a day. just to
n oue tbe ,neople one knows. Mrs. Henry
r. Rover was in town on Monday, doing
some Shopping. j saw her on Chesthut
between % Twelfth and Thirteenth. and
tbonsbt she looked very smart,
she was wearing dark blue crepe ds
.hine dress made with a full skirt ana
,u;de hem. and several Hot tncks were
WY .ha skirt above the hem. The bodice
as Wv nlain md full with tiny tucks at
We Ms' s;de and was finished with a fine
,,hite collar and cuffs edged with Irish
mn minot Her hat was OF dark blue rough
,.ow and was trimmed with a soft
sa.t Nine silk scarf There's nothing
uaott;er than dark blue. One always
looks SO we'll groomed in a frocs of that
sort, .'' '.r d.
rr,uERE will be a debutante party to-
/ night at the Philadelphia Country
club. when Mr.. and Mrs, Francis du
pont will entertain at dance IN honor
- their daughter. Elise du Pont. Elise
;s N make her more formal debut at
70. in November IL the plans made now
hold. but this party tonight will be for
the Younger set, and some OF the girls
who are not coming out next year VIII
be among the guests.
Elsie l. extremely sweet looking, very
,,snder and has extraordinarily pretty
bright ,,rown hair. She Is decidedly at
tracti,y Virginia Carter Is to have q
dinner given for her BY her mother be-
fore the party. She will be debutantc
next year, too. She Is the daughter oi
the Rev. George Calvert Carter aud
Mrs. Carter. Virginia and Mary. her
Younger sister. will go to Spring Lake
later in the season to visit their grand
mother, Mrs. Edwin Benson. .F
THINK it's decidedly nice that Nc
l Kean Allen is engaged to a girl from
Philadelphia don't you! The Aliens
have lived so long out West that you
Sort Of expected them to marry western
girls. but then Mexican has been East
Tor college, he is Princeton student.
YOU know, and he met Emma Schwartz
here quite a while ago, and those who
know them both were not surprised to
hear of the engagement. OF course he
has gone out quite lot and has spent
his holidays with his various relations
and friends in Philadelphia too. so he's
hardly westerner. -.
His mother you know. was Miss Maria
Mexican. a daughter of the late Mr.:
and Mrs. Thomas Mexican. who lived
for many years in the house now occu-
pied by the Stotesburys. She Is sis-
ter of Mrs. Norton Downs and of Mr..
Thomas Mexican and Mr.. Henry Pratt
Mexican. Of this city. r.
Emma Schwartz is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz. of
Germantown. She Is niece of Mrs.
Joseph Tiers. of Chestnut Hill. and of
Mrs. George Newhall. who was Miss
May Schwartz. | do not know Emma.
but have heard that she is very attrac-
tive. One thing is sure. If she looks
at all like her aunts she is beautiful and
that's no exaggcration.
No date has been set for the wedding
yet. but it probably will not be until
Mexican finishes at Princeton
THE Clarence Dolans have opened
1 their house in Newport for the sum
mcr. Mr.. Dolan is already there. They
usually spend July and August in New
port, Rose will go up with her mother.
and later in the season she expects to
sail for France to stay for while with
her grandmother. Mrs, Nelson Brown.
who lives most of the time in Paris.
summer and most of the winter. She
returned to Paris In February. She
was to have taken her granddaughter
AliS Dol an with her. but you remember
(Aix had nasty fall from her horse
in Aiken. n few weeks before the time
set for the trip to Europe. and then
could not sail as they had first intended
Aliy and Rita have been in California
for little while. but with their mother
vii go to Newport July 10.
The John Fells go this week to Eng
land. They have been staying with Mr..
and Mrs. Van Rensselaer, at Fort Wash
lngton. instead of opening their coun-
try home. They are taking the children
win them. and cXDcct to Srend part of
the summer with Hannah Hudson. Mrs
Hudson was Miss Rudolph. a sister of
Mrs. Fell and she was married here n
couple OF years ago to Robert Hudson,
VINO was then one Of the British sccre
taries at Washington. The Fclls will
say IN England for some time. and later
go to France. ''''~'
ShE was a small. frail woman and
- - mad a number Of bundles on her arm
enc was standing in crowded car. and
was utterly unable to reach n stran
VEL me car lurched suddenly and she
leaned unavoidably toward tall woman
snanainS next to her. one of her bundles
.oqchlng the tall woman's arm. well >
sa'd that lady. 81 have enough to do
10 Keep myself up without your leaninr
"n me And she took her elbow and
,a,mmed ,,nd It into her frail neirhbor's sido
WIN WIN such force that the little ,won;a "
rrIea % out, And some women wondor
ral;,.y mIE they are not always treated With
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