Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-05

.-,ur Reoth tea at the Ritz on satur-
dov was lovely affair. A'u'i."
.o-o little French model frocH Oh pine
,.J .1vor cloth, combinoI with.
nmN ,r,lr. and her cheeks were hSo
- Sasos as she stood by her. mother re.
,oivInr her friends. Mrs. hcaih wo,0
een n.aIsome Gown of sapphire blue vel
.S,.,rod in seauins Of the same
shading. cu.S Nth many
20 and lovely bouquets and pas
, nv Thorc was dancing during INT
hrt none afterward,, as MIS-
p0otb will give a dance ut the N''~'
".",,or on Thursday evening" Decem-
h.r % for ner daughter.
ztn vou hear that Jean Riley,s tea
DI,te was changed from Saturday to
~, wednesday, and Is to be as ilfss ..
nsurrd ot her aunt's home, lZoo
arraine aait,t otrcrty Every one has been d
N"iroJ os 10 The dates because ~
olI Wt" a. v.os planned for December o.
hrst iHtor ~ December 5. But the cardS
tncn dnGnitely December and that ~
tbe nosltivc date. ..,;,ht Il,
IVY 10 hard to keep dates stralght IN
=. r,;nI because often there are Soo1
yoosons for changing them' anu per
ieuaon" ,o, don't lust happen to hoar OIL
nup' ,onrr. But when it's an allar
~. uhirh cards are sent OUT you hno"
for "nir, nto fnr certain. US in this case.
1,u1s evening there will be dance
:. ,,o North Gardens of the Belle
..om'stratford ~ given by Mr.; ana NIra, MI
pn pue Madeira for Logan Starr. Inc
LsrIS Iencs vii not be large affair ana tn'
uan.. ,, ,riIl be of the debutante seI.
.soral Jinncrs will be given before lne i
neyeraA %t' Mrs Norton Downs. Jr;, VIII
.nrta,n aunrt for Lydia Clothier, the horaee ses.
eItst NixonS will give dinner ZOE
IL, N and the Francis 7. du Points Will
sa snsnytain I'm for Hannah Elliott.
IT'S going to be awfully interestlns
.. roxt Actors Afternoon, gwen
-. tLc ouspices Of the Charlotte
Tnsbman Club at the Academy OF MUSIC.
Tr Otis skinner, who Is coming mere
tt;a weck. will speak about his play;
onJ Joe Hergcsheimer, who - ~eli
known through his novels VIII also sa.e
soroe of his experiences. Mrs. SKINNER
,Ubn 10 member Of the chlb' ooaro'
will preside with Mrs. George lorllNeL'
,vbo Is chairman of the commlttee "hich
"a giving the entertainments
rho first two afternoons ana recep7
Nons we're given in the Foyer OF tIe
Academy, but now they are to oe held
IN the Academy proper, and all those
wbo belong to the Forum haSe been IN
vited TO attend, the original subscribers
70 Tho Cushman Club affair having re-
served seats. - ,o,
Another interesting guest OF honor
during rho afternoon will be Mrs. Mary
Roberts Rinehart, who with Mr.. Skin
ner and Mr.. lIergcshcAmer, will be IN
troduced TO the guests later in the ia
mons old Green Room Oh the Academy.
BEFORE the actors afternoon, MIS-. Lor-
inner will entertain the Noard OF the
Charlotte Cushmnn Club at luncheon MT
the club, 1910 Spruce street., to meet
Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. Rinahart.
SAW Mrs. George McFaddan on the
L street one of these recent waNm days
wearing SlulluluS SO' 'luLic "
blue and bright hcnna. The lowe\' part
Of the skirt was Of blue and the whole
of the bodice and upper part Of the
skirt was of soft Crepy material IN
hcnna, eaborately embroidered in heh1a
and silver. Her hat was large attAr
OF black velvet trimmed with ostricA'
plumes.
MOLLY had been to visit Aunt Car
1u rie, and while there Mr.. t had
dropped in to call. Now Mr.. t.
while not yet forty, considered himself
in the light of man Of twenty five and
he was not prepared, therefore, to face
the following conversation he could not
help overhcaring. Molly arose and
started to 60 out of the room. Auntie
called to her: Don't go, dearie
Mother won't come for half hour yet. "
That's all right, Auntie," said Molly;
I'm going to Granny, that ole man