Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-07
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vancy Wynne attends the Tea Ciuen by Mrs. John
\ Wister for Miss Sarah Logan Stmr-She Tells of
T,oo Affairs Today-Races Tomorrow

,r,I the tea yesterday afternoon
W ,or Logan Starr was certainly a
sSsir. In the first place Bel
% s Mrs. John wister's home In Ger
ru, "a n most beautiful old place
paa, ~. hrse rooms with their wealth
'n' sawsrs and lights and the pretty
q, their delicate frocks made a
pi@ NOT soon to be forgotten.
p'c.0'u "a. an extremely smart tea as
,bs Drayton affair on Tuesday
w. cars and wisters, you know, are
y. l.,,,.d s to or connected with every one
rsla',. . member Of really old fam
VINO tbis city. For you know the
~ ... - STAIRS, Emlens, Wurts'
N,.' ,..os and Meigs are old, old fam
~. ,bout these parts. So. OF course
~. v one. turned out and the tea was
one crush. % CO., !. u,.,or .0,,
u I slender and looks good deal IKE IKE
s sno mother, who was MISS seraa ~
i,,sr M She wore darling frock 1i
Mtst Nh,ts net made, with panels OF Pt, oPai
wnut seouins and slashed with wnite
.ses", s orchid colored tulle: And she
~ a an an exquisite bouquet OF pink roses.
nslo nso,s ." we're baskets and vases OF roses
Insi' chrysanthemums, and ,great
snd ~ dahlias with autumn leaves
bunens ,as a, background, golden
as srrsn blooms tied with blue SATIN
l,Shon p.Snr' and little lace, paper edged
rp,. rpoom,, Of rosebuds and other tiny
eouaus urs sreat double violets and rare
nOTidi n'sids really a wealth OF exquisite
blossoms. ...u- .,, ,- =.
Mrs. ,vh;te embroidered chiffon, and
goWn fT,ster wore handsome gown OF
Mrs; " satin and lace. Mrs. Charles
d slsekS na,.S, ~bo was O. twister,: you know,
KeitnsN W.. W. George Mason Chichester,
ana .,sssri @ Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts
her asvSts Wrs Edward Meigs. Logan's 8
apa Mrs. oliver Boyce Judson, Mrs.
anu i Price. Mrs. William Lyttleton
nn H. another wister Miss Frances
SsiI ....Sd Miss Mary Gibson presided
" WEI. -. tea tables during the afternoon.
s. sau. ~ the buds / noticed particu-
l,,lv were Alberta keath, VINO Is a
carfect dear ene noo
Pnciss: Psr,sIis Cintra Ellis, Ellen Lloyd,
narptSy r,mpS Rodgers, Rosemary Howe,
g;..rny pUrU,n Hart and Virginia Heckscher.
r, Th.rs we're lots of others, but ! hap
..nsS 10 see and speak with those l
wsptioned especially.
WELL, the races will start tomorrow
w afternoon out at Huntington VAL
Law HINT Club and great many
az ~. going out to watch them. Then,
to- @ there will be the Stotesburys re-
s.n,ion 10 20 to, out at Whitemarsh.
w, know they are giving 1t to intro
due, Jimmie Cromwell and his wife,
Who was Delphine Dodge. They went
an trim around the world after their
marriage, you remember, and when
tbey returned last year Delphine' q
father had just died so she was In deep
mourning for some time. and Mrs.
Stotesbury was in mourning for her
father. so there have been no large
Affairs given In the family for some time
and practically none as yet at the
new place in Whitemarsh. But to-
morrow the house will be thrown open
10 tie guests and have heard 80 much
about the beauty of the interior that I
FOR one shall be very interested In
seeing it, as well as glad to meet Del