Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-19

n - lihE SOeS Ol We nChr moro anu
"a moro about the debutantcs of next
year. Some mothers have said positive
ly that they will bring their daughters
been chosen.
Ono of the most attractive of the
buds will be Ottilic Morris. She is n
daughter Of the late Alfred Paul Norris
and Mrs. Morris. Her mother was Miss.
Mildred Waln. a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob VAIN, Of Haverford. and
niect Of Mrs. Charles Gusts Harrison,
who was Miss Ellen VAIN. Ottilie has
two sisters. Priscilla and Lydia Lewis,
and brother, Alfred Paul Morris. Jr.
She looks n good deal like her father.
liam Morris. and brother of the Rev.
Richard Morris, of Reginald and Fran
els Morris, and of Mrs. Hollipgsworth
Morris. who was Mary Paul Morris.
Mr.. Morris died about eight years ago
shortly after he moved his family from
Havcrford to their present home in
Villanova.
'Ottilie will be given dance iu June
by her mother and will make her debut
at tea in October.
A MOTHER interesting dcbutaute of
~ next year will be Ellen McMichael,
who Is. by the way, relative of OF
tile Morris. as her grandmother, Mrs.
Charles Gusts Harrison. is 0ttilic's
great aunt. Ellen is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory McMichael. Her
mother was Miss Ellen Harrison, a
sister of Charles Harrison, j.. OF
Harry VAIN Harrison, and of Mrs.
! Walter Wood Another sister wGs the
late Mrs. Ned Rowland. Ellen hcs II
brother. Harrison McAIichael. and her
cousin, Clayton MrMichael, lives with
the Emory McNlichaCls. He and his
sister Elizabeth, who married Lieuten-
ant Clark last November. lived with
| the McMichaels after the death of their
parents a number of years ago The
date of Ellen's debut has not yet been
settled, but it will probably be early in
the fall.
TNHE Colonial Danes. Philadelphia
l. Chapter No. =. had a most inter
esting meeting yesterday afternoon.
They presented Mr.. Thomas Lynch
Montgomery, state librarian of Penn
sylvania, with the Elise Willing Balch
medal. which. you know. is given each
of Colonial times. Mr.. Hampton l..
Carson made the presentation for the
Colonial Danes and Mr.. Montgomery
responded most gracefully. Another
interesting happening during the after
noon was the presentation of four large
silken flags to the Diocesan Church of
st. Mary. The vicar Of tho church
was present and made little speech
of acceptance. II was altogether a
charming afternoon. And the Colonial
Danes resolution to uphold standards
Of life was again discussed and the visi.
tors pledged their co operation. In fact
4. fhn nf thn tnl
onial Danes is receiving letters from
other societies Offering to cooperate
with them. They have taken right
stand at right time.
A ND now, my dears, we have 10 our
n midst another rummagc sale. This
time at 1112 Walnut street, and the
, "benefitee" (don't you like that new
coined word Of mincO will be tn
, Presbyterian Orphanagc, of which Mrs.
, Richard Norris is president. The sale
will be held on Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week, and make a bet 1t
will be good.
These sales are wonders, ] heard
yesterday that they had a lot of new
, shoes and manufacturers samples OF
jcwelry up at the rummage for st. Ed
mond's Home for Crippled Children
WHICH S'lhb oh uuM 1T IotN
enteenth and Market streets. And then
there will be the Emergency Aid sale In
, April, and later again the rummage for
the Girl Scouts summer camp.
A Nd, by the way, speaking of tn
n Girl Scouts. did you hear of thu
honor accorded one Of the members Of
their executive board, Miss Margare,
, Robins? She was for many months IL
> Montenegro and lately received from tn,
Serbian front the Cross Of the Order o.
st. Sava and the Serbian Royal Rec
o Cross medal in recognition OF her worl
+; with the American Red Cross in Dal,
i malta and Montenegro. She acted a.
French interpreter for the American
Mission and the American troops whicl
c formed part of the army of occupa
. ton. She was also personnel officer il
e the American Red Gross Mission. Be
fore then she was nurse 10 the FrencI
medical corps,
# Miss Robins is the daughter of Mr.
. and Mrs. Tom Robins, OF 1710 Locus
street. Since her return to this countr,
she has been doing fine work for tn
. Girl Scouts and is the editor of tn
> Girl Scout Monthly.
y A Nd, by the way, don't be amazed
e "A mortified or surprised If you shoul