Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19

r WAS interested to hear of the lunch
oon which Mrs. Emory McMichnel
.ove Yesterday for two Of Ellcn's
friends, Emile Davies and Betty Bar
hor of New York. They are both
Jehutantes over there this year and
lovely girls. ,-,, r A..
,oto Frederick Martyr Davies and Mrs.
davies. Her mother was Miss Emile
0'Ncil. Of Pittsburgh, a most stunning
Looking woman. She used to visit In
This city often before her marriage
hoino n cousin Of Mrs. william Is.
StnoSer SttS and Of Mrs. Samuel II. Car
ooutcr ooU Emile Davies is at Bryn
Rtowr and she and her mother and
Trcddie and Audrey. her brother and
a;ster vent to Europe for the summer.
pnturning Just short time ago, attcr
a. bnd been decided to bring Emile
out This year in between college days
Rctty Barber is n daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Don Barber. OF New lork'
and has visited here quite n good deal
foo The other guests at Mrs NC
WIchael's luncheon were OF the deDu-
tante set.
1,,1E wedding OF Charlotte Dunlop and
Jobn Lowber Welsh in New York
.tordov was beautiful affair.
Ehoriotte looked perfectly lovely In her
t.iJai Gown and beautiful veil Ihere
W ,nnr" ,u n number of Philadelphians there.
Maria Dougherty and Graham ana lSH
bol Frazer went on from their nome ~
Orontz. Mrs. Dougherty ana D, isapc'
are cousins Of John welsh you NHgm, HJ;ss
throuoh their mother, who was MISS
Warv Welsh She married C0rnts
WnrCon some years before her de"'h
about eight years ago.
u,HE name Corlies makes me th'nR Oh
| Miss Margaret Corlies and her
,,o,ber Mrs. Fisher corlies. who lives
in Rostop. All Of which leads me TO
tnl, Won that Mrs Theodore Mitchell
tJoetinps in other words Carol Baiiy'
nos come on here from California.
whore she has been living for the ,ast
fow wears, to visit her father Mt.
Fred Baily. in Havcrford. ana tnat shc
viii go on to Boston and visit ner
grandmother Mrs. Corlies, oefore re-
Turning to California. c..,
r. will certainly be nice TO see Carol
eOain. I do think she is so good
iookinr and 80 attractive. I'll hay" an
nnnortunity to see her tomorrow because
Wrs Lloyd Coates. Thcodatc lSailN that
vns is giving Il tea in her hohor' ~
vol Ms in honor of her cousin. Sarah
rally. who is debutante this season.
wonder IL Carol Hastings has orouGht
some Of her stunning earrings with her.
She must have, of course, because she
usually wears n pair, and theS hIv '.
most wonderfully becoming; dahSlE
nrns vou know, with little pearls and
pmcthysts. and lovely long black ones.
SAW Jean de ROussc on Chestnut
street the other day looking attrac;-
tive in frock of dark blue Frrnch
serge embroidered in gray WOODEN hoss
on the bodice and on the bottom or the
skirt. She was wearing turbnn ot
black hattpr's plush. n Spanish lace
veil and sable choker. Jean has
had her hair bobbcd. you know: and
il is very becoming She and her
mother. Mrs. Oswald J. dc RouSSe,
returned from Cape Mny about II fort
night ago. Now they are living in their
apartment at the Latham.
ETHEL, aged three, came IN the other
IL evening from her walk with nurse
70 find bright wood fire burning in the
frcplacc and mother seated roZlly' IN
deem armchair before it. AS soon as
Lcr cont and hat were removed she gath
cred I'M about four dolls, her pet dog,
Peter and Jimmy Jocks. her monkey;
Running down to mother. she seated
herself on the floor in front of the iire
and and busted herself arranging her dolls
and other pets alongside of her; by
the time they were all in plnc" she sat
back with n sigh of satisfartion' only to
hear daddys key in the Iatch;,
She looked around carefully then
and as he came into the hall remarked
"Wcll, dad. I 'fwnid there's no room for
you TO park yourself here.
NANCY WYNNE.