Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

,r YOU did not go out 10 ,I,nn nvIs
D,or,s tea yesterday at PenlIyn
prf:Ssod lovely affair l can tel' soH,
you iil.S'h i ,,hole thing was pertect; IN
for the WIZ WIZ Il wSs n wonderful DC
the nls. o., then YOU know the Bethlehem
tober uayy, utyyc,h bos been torn up for repairs
pike, wang inng and which made 80 n,any
Tor so 'Umst oeessary. is finally finished up
detourss and beyond, and you could
to a,nnisbt a,.,Jbt out to the Morris ROAD ana
80 70 The Drayton place.
onrI on " ,oa was given by Evelyn granu-
nts Lnv and Ter father. Mr, ana Mrs.
PPsnnrv Pa, Edward Drayton ana Mt. pbo ,bo
nnsnrtor, end quite nunser oL .ne
p,hntantes were among those recenS'
qsvIi qgn"irn, who stood between aer s,,ts sra,
l,Otber and father to receive .nJ Gu.s,s'
munJ mosnSJ benutiful in frock OF PINK tar
lookel Utd UoSjncd with chiffon. The reddish
feta coh f hnr hair was brought out by
Ela so, VI and she looked most attrac.
the liVy Mrs Drayton was her usual
tNe. Golf. She Is pretty and always
charnl,"e enicturesduely. She was Miss
drio dreSsviS Massey. sister of Mrs. Austin
Heckscher. -, cor,o,,o Ran.
nBr;scilla Morris and Helena Mich
KIN, m 1re among those receiving, and they
elNMod el WI particularly sweet. Cornelia
IoohtG; Io;, bv the way, will be introduced
hanhtn, teo on Friday. And there again
~ apsthlehem pike will come In handy.
tne r"n can run your little bus along
~, ,So GOOD old road almost up to the hanr
tIus door, as they are just DIT OH
,bo nike, at Amber.
TT certainly has been busy week so
,or Atlce Downs wedding on Alonday
md Louise Swain S tea that AFTERNOON
and the Drayton tea yesterday.
lid I tell you how sweet Louise
u Swim looked at her tea? You
tnow she Is the daughter of the william
Mosely Swains, of Haycrtord, ana she
n a sophomore at Wellesley: but shs.
came on for the tea and bit OF good
.,mes this week. She is tall and has
SarL brown eyes and chestnut brown
hair She wore a frock Of jade green
and white chiffon and the effect was ex-
quisite. .,..
and the latter part of the month Mrs.
Swain will go to Europe for short
fine. Louise will come down again
Cor the Christmas holidays and I'm sure
ber DAYS will be full with debutantc
narties then. for many affairs are al
ready scheduled for that time.
TTAVE you heard about the very in
IL teresting series Of afternoons with
actors and actresses which will be
given In the foyer of the Academy of
Music this winter, under the auspices
OF the Charlotte Cushman Club? There
are to be six afternoons, and among
those who will appear will be a famous
film producer, successful playwright
and successful play producer in the
form Of David Griffith, Mary Roberts
Rlnehart and Daniel Frohman.
The proceeds will go to the Charlotte
Cushman Club for actresses, which
moved last year to new and spacious
quarters at 1910 Spruce street. The
afternoons of the six series arc Tues
day, October %: Thursday, November
II; Thursday, December 3; Thursday,
January II; Thursday, February 16,
and Tuesday. March IA.
On October % Mr.. Griffith will speak
on How ! Make Il Motion Picture"
and Ethel Barrymore will be present
during the talk and will meet the audi
ence later in the afternoon. Miss Annie
Russell will speak on November II. and
william Crane will talk, too. Mary
Roberts Rinehart, who is the first
woman playwright who has had the
privilege Of seeing three of her plays
running successfully on Broadway at
the same time, will come on for the
December meeting; You know. her
plays, The Bat" Spanish Love"
and 'Babs, are all starting their sec
Ond winter in New York.
Altogether. l can't begin to tell you
how interesting it is all going to be
and how pleasant, too. Frances Starr
is coming on for one of the meetings,
and our dear old friend, Francis VIII
son, and George ArliSs and katherine
Howard. the operate singer, will also
be heard.
The committee in charge of the after
Moons will include Mr.. Edward Box.
Mrs. George Fales Baker, Mrs. Harri
son Gamer. Mrs. Samuel Chew, Mrs.
Oswald Chew, Mrs. Thomas Garland,
Mrs. Walter Warlng ITopkinson. Mrs.
Robert EmOtt Hare. Mrs. james Large
Miss Frances GrisCOm, Miss Louise
Wood, Mrs. Pope Yeatman, Mrs. Ed
ward Beechcr Finck, secretary, and
Mrs. George II. Lorimcr, who is chair
man of the affairs.
VOU know the series of classics which
l. are taught at an early age to oul
little brothers and sisters They ar,
getting moro and more involved these