Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-15

dov in the way of entertaining. Isa
LoI Frazer will be introduced nt tea
" be given by her uncle and aunt. Mr..
md Mrs. Edward Lowber Welsh. at
tbrir home. 1922 Spruce street. Maria
and Graham Dougherty are to receive
st thc tea and the recent bride, Mrs.
Iobn I,owber Welsh. who was Charlotte
Dunlop, and was married in October
IN New York. will also receive. Isa-
heI ia Maria Dougherty's younger sis
tor and sister, too. Of Percy Frazer.
who married Ellen Glendinning little
more than a year ago. A number of
Lebutantes will assist in receiving.
THEN, too, there will be the wedding
~ Toe Reeves and Harry Walton, in
Germantown. this afternoon. II will be
verr ouiet wedding. for the Waltons,
vou know. are in mourning for their
fother. the late Mr.. Henry +. Walton,
nbo died about six months ago. 10 is
Good. looking and attractive, and Harry
Walton is very much liked. The Rev.
nr William Beatty Jennings will per-
form the ceremony and Prim Reeves,
los sister, will be her only attendant.
SAW Helen Sewell recently looking
/ oxtremely smart In a frock of black
,olvpt made with panels Of narrow satin
strinrs down ench seam. The bodice
WAS cut in a round neck and q wide
c;rdle of black satin finished the frock.
flor coat was q semi cloak affair of
dark blue. made with q wide collar of
souirrel and she wore large black
velvet hat. with black pheasant
feather coming over the brim little
10 the right side Of the front edge and
extending down below the waist-line OF
her frock.
TT WAS nice to meet Mrs. Downing
/ in town the other day; l mean Mrs.
Thomas Downing. who was Mary foH,
YOU remember. She Is sister OF Mrs.
Arthur Brockie and Mrs. George Par-
rv. who was Sallie Fox, and came on
here from Pittsburgh to attend the mar
riage of her sister. Emily Fox. Emily
and Or. George Dorrance were married
last Thursday afternoon. and are now
on their wedding trip, and Mrs. Down
ing Is staying on with her mother, Mrs.
George Fox, for several days.
She was married about five years ago
and has lived in Pittsburgh since then,
~ we do not often see her. She is
charming woman. 1t was delightful to
see her.
r HEAR the annual concert for the
L benefit of the Stetson Hospital is to
be held tomorrow night in the Stetson
Auditorium. You know members of the
Philadelphia Orchestra give their serv-
ices for the affair each season and this
wear Mr.. John Barclay, baritone, and
Nina Dolores, soprano, will sing. The
Countess Santa Eulalia Is one of the
women largely responsible for the con-
cert, and gives much of her time during
the year to the welfare of the hospital.
The Orchestra will play many other
things, "Wotan's FAREWELL and the
fire music from "Die Walkure."
livery ONE was shocked to hear of
IL the sudden death of Mrs. George
Gould in Lakewood on Sunday. She was
playing golf with her husband before
noon on their own links and was ap-
parently in perfect health, when her
heart suddenly gave way and she must
have died almost Immediately. She is
the mother Of Marjorie Gould, who mar
ricd Tony Drexel, Jr., you know. They
live IN New York. but often visit here
as Tony's family lived formerly in this
city. and they have many relatives here.
Another daughter, Vivian Gould,
married Lord Decies and lives in Eng
land. They are most attractive family,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gould were always
ideally happy in their married life.
Every one who knows them will feel
this sorrow keenly.
THE cards for Alberta Reath's tea
l. are out. It's to be given at the Ritz
Carlton on the afternoon of December
3. Mrs. Albert Pancoast. Alberta's
grandmother. and Mrs. BENJAMIN B.
Reath. her mother, are issuing the in
vitations and the card of Mrs. Widener
is inclosed. Mrs. Reath and Mrs. Joe
Widener are sisters. you know. They
were two Of this city's greatest bellies as
Florence and Ella Pancoast. The ten
Will be from 4 until 7 o'clock.
DANNY went to England with mother
- and daddy. And Dan. who is five.
got rather bored at all these Cathedrals
that they seemed to want to visit.
why do you go (, church so much? =
he asked. "I don't know what to do
there. Muvver." Say your prayers
dear" replied mother. The next CNthc-
dral they visited, after n minute Of
prayer, they proceeded TO look at all
the wonders Of architecture. but Danny
was heard muttering to himself all the
time. Finally mother bent down TO
listen and Danny was saying in fierce
tone Of voice over and over again
Now lay me, Now lay me, Now J
lay me. NANCY WYNNE.