Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-28

Evening Dancing Class, which this
..,r meets in the Foyer of the Academy
:, Music. was held Saturday, and was
ao,,yhtful affair. There were a num-
hor of dinners before the dance. aud
.hs Girls looked 20 sweet in their light
,,ocks and soft. fluffy rufIlcF. Mre.
paul Dcncklu Mills and Mrs. George
McFaddcn received th" cla's mcmhcrs.
and tho dancing b"san shortly after
half after eight o'clock.
George Hunt. Jr., led the cotilon.
,.vina a committee with him which
,nc,uIed Henry PaxsOn Jr, Ernest
Scott lack Wharton and John Ran
doII Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Car
nantor, Jr., Of Chestnut Hill enter
toincd Mt dinner for their daughter
Virginia before the class and the Lewis
AtIccs gave dinner for their daughter,
christine. Mrs. Robert J.. Montgomery.
who is one Of the Chaperones Of the
Ccmmfttco Class. will not receive this
yeor rs she is spending tic winter in
Rome, and Mrs. John Sargent New
hold. another member Of the Commit.
roo. will sail for Rome next week with
Mr., Newbold aud their daughter, Nir-
piria, 10 be gorc for the winter.
THE ITnmi'tons' tca on Saturday
/ afternoon at Mannheim was very
pretty affair. II was too bad II rained,
but that did not seem to keep people
away. Margaret, or "Ilnmmic.' ." """
was called al school (&hC's Il Springsdc
girl, YOU EnOwD. wore Z frOck Of pale
blnc crepe de chine which hlcn@cd hc"
tifully with her very deep blue eyes.
She has brown hair whi"h IL wonder
fully thick and curly. and she wears It
bccomingly. She held an old fashioned
bouauct during tho afternoon. and
looked as If she had stepped out Of a
portrait. Mrs. Hamilton wore II hand
some gown of b ack georgcttc heavily
beaded in jet, and made on plain inc
Tho ball room of the club was beautiful
with ferns and quantities Of bouquet
and baskets which were sent to the little
dcbutantc. There were about twenty
girls in the receiving party.
THAT was very pretty affair at the
i Stotcsburys' SATURDAY. night. Yon
know Hone and Tony Cromewll came
home few weeks ago from Europe nm
are temporarily at the Ritz-Carlton.
They had been in Europe for nearly
year and every ono is glad to have them
back as they arc both great favoritcH
Tony is Mrs. Stotesbury's eldest son
and Nlrs. Stotcsbury and her husband
gave a dinner dance in their honor at
their home in Whitcmarsh Saturday
night. The guests were principally Of
the younger married set, and some OF
the seasons debutanteS, or those of
last year.
Horc Cromwell looks awfully well
since her return. ! met her recently
wearing a stunning frock Of dark blue.
topped with fur coat. and small
dark hat which was very becoming.
TALKING Of smart clothes. saw
Mrs. 1IpnrinucS Crawford. tho for
mer Gretchen Gay. on the street the
other day, looking extremely well in Il
three quarter lougth coat Of leopard
skin and medium sized black hat.
The hat was absolutely devoid of trim
ming, but n dashing little diamond
studded horse in the form OF hatpin
wss thrust in nj thc right side of the
crown. Mrs. Crawford y dress was of
NtiIN -Nbl III NuN'lA Nv WHY SlIllIlN HIu'l''
but banded with n lcafy design of pa
tent leather about two inches wide
running around the short skirt at the
TOP Of the hem. and around the top
Of the blouse and on down to the hem
Of tho skirt. Her black patent leather
strapped pumps were worn over gray
silk stockings. Mrs. Crawford looked
very well and the terra Gotta was Won
Qnrful wifi N bnp iIn,,SnnI bnir
nON'T forget that tho Womcn's
~ Auxiliary Of the Philadelphia Or
chcstra is again to give series Of
after the opera suppcrs this year in
the foyer Of the Academy. Last year
the members Of the opera supper
goerS. but this year 1t will be
possible to go to the dances
before the opera is over. The room ana
tables will he ready by half after 70,
ami many who go to the theatre in
stead Of the opera will 80 to the club
10 dance and sup after the performance.
ltH fine way 70 have the younger
people take part, for opera is not
some times older ones do not care to
'''' OlNl ~ lllt NOulIk'i S'b 'ul' B'
ntter the theatre thcrc'll be. one fine
crowd there. ME thinketh. Mrs. Tom
Ashton Is chairman of the supper dances
and the series Of eight starts tomorrow
night. Other evenings will be Deccm-
Der u, IL and ~: January 10 and 2l
and February and il.
IlMMlE'S family spend much of their
- time in the car. and Jimmie hears
more of traffic rules and auto slang
lEan anything e,sr, it seems. Anyway,
the other morning. ms he ran down 10
breakfast, he rushed into Mary, who
was carrying toaSt into the table. Be
'orn father had time to say word Of
iieproof Jimmie called out: II say, who
Aad tie right Of way that time.
NANCY WISNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Invitations for the Assemblies were
received today There will be two balls