Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-15

AND MRS. BOB STRAW
NJ ppIDGB and their attractive
AVA is Anita. are sailing today for
dfusn where they expect to stay for
Europi' months. Anita was one OF the
seveIa anonnlar debutantes of the season,
mos' pstoinly one of the most feted. 1
ano Ia. iost week OF, Chestnut street.
saw n gray squirrel fur coat, which
weare short affair. and one Of those
vas leaking light gray furs. 1t was
soo%1 s%, one Of the prettiest have seen:
Ms mr hat was also gray squirrel ana
Sss .,nnose uu they will visit Mrs: Hafjes
insi, She returned there Just last
IN ta's@ 90, know, after n flying visit TO
wteA' .;ty to visit her mother, Mrs.
CHARLES Berwind.
~1p YOU 10 to the morning musicale
u Yesterday? Wasn't 1t wonderful
could Just sit and listen and listen 70 70
pscbmaninoff and never even tnink OF
tood. And he's so generous ABOUT play
irs encores, too. what l IKE noss
shout s him, aside from MS marve'ous
phylns' No wild hair, nor flowing tie.
NAM Ia., q well dressed gentleman. And
how he can make piano taik. Me,i
nn.s.hrooninoff Us MA work, but 1t was fine:
va Won almost forgot to look around
nd adj who was there.
anI sp;sd Mrs. Frederick Itothermel IN
.,sp GOOD looking fur coat and small
~, ,sSanea hat trimmed with French
sawers % Mrs. George Fales Baker wa,
"hiock her hat was an upturned
M, affair finished at the side with
pr,m pr,.mn.cning white aigrette. Mrs. James
wirsor Jr., wore a beautiful hat OF
,adSisb breast wings. 1t was turban
I'D vas very becoming to her. 90,
Mrs. Ysrnan was in black with
...nsr;es Of gold embroidery on the
s,dice and her hat was a large model
.,,mmed with ostrich feathers. Mrs:
eh;nnen Willing wore a very smart
.nnrts suit of tan heather cloth. The
op,,rd upturned hat was OF the same
,,oUstsrial' Mrs. Stevens ,Heckscher wat
~ hjnck with q handsome top cont OF
...lshin. Rita Heckscher wore a cafe
an lait heather sports suit and small
trrban of cafe au lait duvetyne, trimmed
With two oar-like pins.
The ballroom was crowded. do not
,b;nk there were more than twenty
ss,ts % unoccupied. Next year Mary
Garden, Olga Samarof, Hans kindfer
Edouard Risler, Clarence Whitehill
paul Kochanski, Hulda Lashanska and
Marrarcte Matzenauer will take part
II tSe concerts which will be given on
November IA and 28, December Il
January 0, February 13 and ~.
rTAvE you heard that the Haverfort
II Musical Clubs will give their an.
nual concert and dance on Friday al
the Germantown Cricket Club? This
affair has already been such fun that
am looking forward to IL with grent an
ticipation, and know that It will b.
ss GOOD rs ever. A large number oI
women will act as patronesses, som'
among whom will be Mrs. Ralph Mel.
lor, Mrs. Joseph Lowering Wharton
Mrs. Frederic II. Strawbridge. Mrs
John w. Clayhorn, MH. Edward Mel.
lor, Mrs. Samuel A. Tatnall, Mrs. Fer
dinand ]. Graves and Mrs. Laurenc'
B. Mcllor, chairman.
On the committee will be Esther
Jones, Alice Tatnall. Elizabeth Tat
nall. Josephine Reeves, Mary Primros,
Reeves, Mary Clothicr, Robert Downs
Sd, Logan b. Gill, Leonard Alexander
Maurice w. Sloan, Beryl Luck, Alic,
Marston, Josephine Fernley, Margare
Miller, Elizabeth Van Dusen, Haze
Coffin, Frances Gilkey, Joan Peterson
Polly Wiener, Marga Toogood. Eleanor
Barker, Frank Deacon. Gilbert Megar'
gee. Harrison Williams. Henry Wiener
and ]. NJ. Jellett.
NANCY wYNNE.