Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-04

,r,uE Elliott tea yesterday afternoon
vos n pretty affair. Hannah is the
second daughter and is as popular as
Lar sister Betty, or rather Mary Eliza
S..b Who was married early last month,
u.,,' w., remember, to Arthur Pew. The
"a. .;v' was given Mt the Elliotts' house,
OF South Seventeenth street, and
tho-o we're so many flowers the rooms
we're like heavily pcrfumed conserva-
tories. -, -. ,.,,,,,. Ia.
.,d looked very sweet. She's n West
nSer girl and has ever so many friends.
was particularly struck with the
rondcrful American Beauties In the
c.nter Of the dining tablc--l've seldom
,sen 80 attractive tea table.
THEATRE parties are the order OF
the day in the debutante world. it
seems to me. And it's an interesting
rsv OF entertaining. This evening the
stacy Lloyds are giving a party for
Ellen McMichael and Dorothy Rodgers,
Nth Of whom are debutnntes Of the
s.oson, Ellen and Dorothy are close
sr;ends OF Ellen Lloyd, who is also a
dsbutante. and it's going TO he great
S,n tonight. After the theatre they will
% a. to the Ritz Carlton for supper and
dancing.
MY DEARS, have you realized that
Mthc Charity Ball is only four weeks
~, les on December 1 this year. Why.
!. orIv seems the other day since we all
sst breathlessly watching the pageant,
~Sirh was the bringing TO life Of the
T,tle figures on the fans from various
nnnntries. This year the pageant Is to
ho called n waltz Dream and the
Sorr groups Of girls and men will rep
rossnt "Madamoiselle Modiste," the
merry Widow" Gypsy Love- and
,be "Pink Lady" l hear it Is going
n be most awfully pretty, and, judging
from other years, do not doubt II.
TWAS talking TO some one the other
/ iav about the Chrysanthemum Show
NJ the Academy of Music next week.
snd was utterly amazed to learn that
N. Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
dates back 10 November 20, 1927. And
there have been shows for years and
wears. though not every year since the
beginning Of tho society. The first pres
Ident in 1897 was Horace Binney. and
on the first board were Nicholas Biddle:
George Pepper, Robert Patterson, David
IAnuTetn, JE'' luOiAluo uI" "
number more OF the scions OF old Phila-
dolphia nearly one hundred years ago.
The show is going to be unique this
year. in that the proceeds are to be
shared with various charities each day.
and there is to be tea and dancing In
ne Foyer OF the Academy in the after
noon and evening. Isn't that a great |
idea? On November I, the opening day. |
the receipts will go to the Orphans So
ciety, Of this city. On Tuesday they |
will be turned over to the School OF |
Horticulture for Women at Amber, and |
on Wednesday. the third and last day, |
tho proceeds will be given to st. Fran |
els Country House for Convalescents
in Darby.
Pretty little aides in fancy costumes
will serve tea, and altogether it sounds |
10 me like n most attractive affair. The
officers Of the Pennsylvania Horticul-
tural Society include Mr.. James Boyd,
president; Mr.. Hartman Kuhn and Mr..
G. F. c. Stout, vice presidents Mr..
Sidney Keith, treasurer, and Mr.. David
Rust, secretary.
NIARJORY had lost her puppy. She
N1 hunted for him high and low. weep
Ing sadly the while. Finally. much to
her Joy, she found him. and, running to
Mother, exclaimed: "Oh, ! found Tags
-he was in the laundry asleep in the
clothes basket, making himself perfectly
homely there" ~