Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells OF the Presentation OF Miss
Rosd,nond Ste,Uardson-She Sees Smart
Paris Frock
Paris Frock

posAMoND sTEwARDsoN is to
hbe introduced this afternoon out in
rhestnut Hill at a tea which her aunts,
Mes Eleanor and Miss Mary Steward
.on will give. They live at Evergreen
and Montgomery avenues. out there,
and the tea will be a very pretty af-
lair. Rosamond is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Emlyn Stewardson. Mrs.
Stevardson was Miss Mary B. Mitchell.
and Is, II I am not mistaken, q sister
~ Iapgdon Mitchell and Of the late pr.
lack Mitchell, whose daughter Worth .
;neton married Dent Macdonough last
July or August.
Mrs. Adolpho Munoz and Miss Caro-
gne Sinkler will receive with Mrs.
stewardson and the Misses Steward
son, and will preside at the tea table.
The debutantes who will receive with
posamond will be Helena Mitchell, who
ia a cousin; Jane Coke, Sarah Bar
ringer, Dorothy Stevens. Polly Gris-
com, Marjorie Gibbons, Virginia Car.
ter, Anne Barclay, Ruth Packard
Mary 3. Thayer and Mary sitter.
There will also be NUMBER OF last
years debutantes who VIII receive
lorraine Disston, Jane Yeatman. Mary
PAGE. Anna Lewis, Mary Wister and
Hope Wilson.
The EmIyn stewardsons live at 2031
Pine street during the winter. They
are st present at their Bryn Mawr home.
SAW Frances Leaf at the Bellevue
| the other day at luncheon. She was
beautifully gowned In some OF her new
Paris creations. You know she was on
the other side this summer, and she had
a really wonderful time. The dress she
was wearing the other day was one
niece model Of pearl gray .gabardine,,
yery effectively embroidered in dark
blue and silver. She wore black hat
with black lace falling from the rim,
in the short veil STYLE. Her fur was
a scarf of gray squirrel and she wore
Flench slippers Of black suede with
black straps fastening them across the
ankle. She looked very stunning.
r HEAR Emmy schwartzis taking up
l A special course at Drexel this win
ter. She was a student OF Nassar last
wear you know, and her engagement to
Mexican Allen was announced In the
late spring. >They are not going to be
married this fall, but Mexican Is going
on with his work, and though have
not heard positively, l think the mar
rage bells will ring out in June. The
Schwartzs returned last week from
Ventnor and Emmy was n bridesmaid
for Ellen Glendinning Frazer on Satur-
day.
THAT Halloween party which is to be
i given out at Merton on October
or fn1l Sttr
year) Is going to be some party, l should
think! It's to be for the Sunnyside
Day Nursery, and there Is to be a
Punch and Judy show, and movies and
toys and ice cream and cake and white
elephant sale with things you don't t
want on it, and there's to be a kind of
little fair on the side, as it We're. am
very interested in it, as / love those
children's affairs, don't you?
r HEARD yesterday that Mrs.
L Charlemagne Tower is coming up
on Monday from Atlantic City, and is
going to address the women of the
ways and means committee of the Re-
publican party at the headquarters at
bO6 South Broad street. The subject
Of the address Is "Why I am a Repub-
lican." and I think it will be very in
teresting, for Mrs. Tower speaks very
well and is very charming. The women
of that committee are Mrs. J. Bertram
Lippincott. Mrs. Herbert L. Clark,
Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, Mrs: Web
ster Fox, Mrs. Barclay Warburton,
Mrs. William Warden, Mrs. Walter
Thomson, Mrs. Arthur u. Newbold.
Mrs. Robert Strawbridge, Mrs. Edward
Stotesbury, Mrs. Samuel Bodine, Mrs.
George Fales Baker, Mrs. Clifford Pin
chot, Mrs. Tom Robins and Mrs.
Charles Gusts Harrison. Jr., who is
treasurer, while Mrs. George Lorimer
is vice chairman. The committee meets
every Monday morning at II o'clock,
and last week Mrs. !. II. O'Hara spoke.
Those women are all most interested
in the Republican party, and on Mon
day night you know there is going to
be a woman's mass meeting in the
Academy of Music. Mrs. Thomson,
Mrs. Warburton and Mrs. Lorimer are
getting it up, and think it will be very
interesting. NANCY WYNNE.
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