Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-16

THERE certainly have been enough
l. teas this week to make one realize
that the season In here and going strong,
don't you thnk2 Nancy Mexican on
Monday. Polly Griscom on Tuesday
Mary Th8ycr on Thursday. Priscilla
Davis yesterday and Jane Coke today.
while last nirht there was the Boyd
party. which was in the way Of com
Ing out. too.
The Coke tea today il at Wills
brooke Farm. which Is beyond paoli to.
ward Malvern. ] know you turn of at
Paol station to the left and 60 UP that
slanting road and pass three or four
cross roads and there you are.
It's perfect place and will be won
derful for the tea. But / tell you it
tokes great love Of those giving these
affairs to go way out In the country
like that. II takes the whole afternoon,
hut IL one has the time what beautiful
ride II IL back there on the Main Line,
of from the leading thoroughfares,
around back past the McFnddeus. sand
Clarks, and Ellises, and Merchants, and
Eyanscs, and Cassatts and Rosengnr-
tens and all those other wonderful
places which are several miles back
from the railroad. must say do like
Next month the parties will be given
IN town aud will continue on through the
winter till the spring, when the debs
Of 1921 90 will begin to fiutter their
small wings and We'll be getting ready
To introduce a whole lot OF new ones.
Thcre are n number Of unusually pretty
girls for that season. too. They arc
around seventeen now. and just as sweet
AZ can be. u.s.. -.
To 20 back to the Coke tea this att
.rnoon. In case you do not intend to go
ont By car Mr.. and Mrs. Coke have
arranged to have the trains at Paoli met
rs motors, so IL is only a simple matter
Al going to Broad Street Station for
the 9 40, AIS or 4 40 trains.
CPEAKING of passing the Herbert
y Clnrks' place reminds me. Did /
tell you that Mrs. Clark and Conway
md Eleanor are going to Europe next
month and will stay over there IN
Paris for the winter? They have been
nm in Canada this summer camping
In the open country, you know, and
then home for a couple OF months.
Marys and her husband, George Har-
rison Frazier, Jr., are going to Cuba
Tor the winter. They expect to live
on a sugar plantation. but l do not
think they have gone yet. Mrs. Clark
aud the little girls will sail on Novem .
Der and the girls will 60 to school
in Paris. A little later in the season
Mr.. Clark will also go over and stay
the rest Of the time with them.
OF COURSE the world and his wife
~ will 20 out to Chestnut Hill at 4
| o'clock today for Ellen Glendinning' $
! wedding. It's to be an awfully pretty
affair. for Ellen will make a darling
little bride and Mary is to be her maid
OF honor. and she has the dearest face.
And then the other girls in the bridal
party are very pretty. Virginia
Roberts Glendinning. who was mar
ried last Saturday, has returned from
her wedding trip to take part. She is
bridesmaid and Percy is an usher.
Elcu's other bridesmaids are Mary
Norris. Betty Welsh, Gertrude Coma
way. Pauline Bell, Marion Baird,
Emmy Schwartz. Peggy Rosengartcn'
Isabel Frazer. who is Percy's sister,
and Eleanor Thofnpson.
Tho ushers are John Whelcn, jim.
mie Aitemus. Sam Carpenter, Paul
Drnckla. Wister, Randolph. Percy
Gilcndnning. Robert Glcndinning, Jr.,
and Graham Dougherty.
TEAM is Il very busy little person. In
y fact she is so busy all day long that
mother finds it usually wiser to have
her within the range of the human eye.
Now Jean has wee rocking chair
which once belonged to her great
grandmother. and she is very fond
Of that wee chair and plays with il
lot. rocking her do'lies to sleep.
The other day mother had to go up
stairs and so she called Jean to come
too. Jean arose reluctantly and ther
she called to mother: do ] have tc
tomcT'
YES. dear. why not?'
"Wcll. this wocking chair Is talkin'
to mo" Talking to you, Baby, wha'
do y"u mean?"
"Oh. it's talIin'. it thays Jean toy
xif inc. or take me upstairs.
NANCY WYNNE.