Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-07

.. Co,houns have a little son
horn on Monday night, and he
ne W. named after his father, Stephen,
W,s Colhouh vas Mary Newbold.
Jr: sssr,srnber. She 10 the daughter OF
!ou iT.sau,nt B. Newboid and 4 sister
nfi Nswbold. who IL q. debutante
a. AS season. Mary, or Dickie, as her
,Ms.,,nstes ~ call her, came out two sea-
lnusc a go and she wns married In DC
~ cr November OF last year.
toyes toyessoth.r small gentleman who made
~ ASow 10 the world recently, and In
n ~ W" we are all muehfy interested.
wa wnya mat bow In Shanghai, China, He
niMSo nM, little soi, OF the Donald Davidson
n.Ss,s' Mrs. Dodge having been none
.,S,s than Gertrude Henry, a sistcr
=, Elisabeth Henry. who married VIII
s.r Cbntheld and lives In Cineinnst,
sua sua of Charlton Henry, who married
sss @ of the Biddle girls; Mrs. CheIlton
gs,ry, @ Gertrudc's mother, Ii In China
paying her . visit.
VIRGINIA HECKsCHER is having
Y =. .r.,t many parties given for her
Al. ..s.os. and she IN having a dandy
,n.s .pss, too. Everybody likes her. she has
YIN mIN,' a ~ sweet, unselHsh disposition md
.Ss.rrcirx H. manner. Her aunt and uncle,
W,.. Imcretia Heckscher and Mr.. Gus
-" a. Heckscber, will give a large dance
h.r honor on the nineteenth OF next
.ntb. and this evening her uncle and
srst M. and Mrs. Stevens Heckscher.
Iii III 'Siye n theatre party and supper
.Hsrgard at the Ritz. Carlton for her.
srs hall which her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ledyard Heckscher,. will give Will
:. held on Monday evening. December
"A ths day after Christmas.
TEAM BURT RILEY's tea will BE-
d piyen this afternoon BY her aunts,
Mas Edith Burt and Miss Theodora
Purt. Mrs. Burt Riley, Jeans mother,
viii receive with her daughter and there
will be about twenty five debutantes In
the receiving party.
Later In the month Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis A. Riley, jeans grandparents,
viii give q ball In her honor. l saw
Jean the other evening with her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Town
send. She IL a very pretty little gtfi,
rmsIl and dark, and wears her hair
satSsr close TO her head when com .
nssed with the curied, bobbed heads Of
lam. s few OF the buds. She was wearing
A white silk frock and It was most
becoming.
TALKING Of clothes, saw Mrs
i Dick Tilghman on Chestnut stree!
Yesterday looking extraordinarily well
ia a long coat Of blue, finished with
A xray fur collar. Her dress was oi
Blue cloth, and the skirt was edged
WITH squirrel fur, while her hat was oi
dark blue trimmed with a gray un-
curled ostrich plume.
A little farther down the street
saw Mrs. Stricken Coles wearing q
dress OF henna duvetyne, topped with a
wonderful seal coat. Her hat was q
rather large model Of the same shade
a. the frock. and 1t was trimmed with
ostrich feathcrs.
THERE were a great many at the
! opera last evening. and the xowns
were beautiful, AZ usual. Every one
was discussing the news Of the little
Colhoun boys arrival and congratulate
ing the Newbold relations on the wee
addition to the family. And others were
talking about the surprise that Edith
Hutchinson and Tom Dolan sprang on
Saturday, by being quietly married out
at Old St. Dayid's Church at hall
after twelve, instead Of having a large
wedding later In the year.
Only a few persons knew OF Il, and
while I suppose most girls like to b,
bride in the white fxings and veil
and have a wedding breakfast and al
the excitement of a wedding and at.
tendants, It must be a great relief no,
to have all that excitement and to bS
married quietly.
After the opera there was the Foyel
supper dance. and large number O
persons entertained at that. Mrs
Charlie Wood and Mrs. Henry Jeanci
received, and Mrs. Aleck Van Rens.
selaer had twelve guests. Mrs. Georg'
W. Childs Drexel entertained small
party, and Mrs. Arthur Harding hat
several guests. The Stacy Lloyds en-
tertained, and 30 did Mrs. Henr!
Jeanes.
THERE are various ways Of enjoy
= Ing opera and various reasons for OH,
enjoyment. heard n voice back OF M
the other night land It was In the or
chestra. too): Gee" sighed the voice
didn't Caruso sing In this onct?" -.
think he did" replied the other. well
but amt this girl a gran singer. Gee
! wisht pop had Of came; he'd Of en-
Joyed 1t somethin' fierce"
NANCY wYNNE.