Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-23

TT WAS simply wonder'u, out AZ % VIC
.,,. Club Yesterday. The grounds
uhnnomtiful and green, and the trees,
were horo n few leaves that are be.
w,ns whic,r "a change. made n wonderful
ein,..sound for the polo game and thc
bacuhssI bu' sressed audience watching It. Inc
Wes.Lhnuse always looks so httractiVe
c,npnnV" .n" eide across the road from the
on eel so,d snurg,ed in among tho trees:
Por. Po,o n ureat many stunning gowns ana
luo,ted several now fashion features'
-,vE vou noticed nearly all the new
t.oots hive the long sleeves finished
,ho wrist line mostly with
apu'o, =, circular fare. Some are shorter
soI. tUI, rrist length. coming only half way
.nam ..r Tho forearm. They ar" mostly
T..d Eosd With n georgetto crepe or satin In
nv" hnn.rostinr color with .hc frock, and
e.r "rc most awfully becoming, cspe-
ssioilv n the tall. slender women.
c'" cow n great many such sleeves at
.,s nolo. and believe me l am going TO
.n ore me frock with snid sleeves
lnnT mi ,rv 70 get tall and slender so they
uil be becoming to me too
= GEE the fad for having n sports hat
nadc Of the same matcr!.' as the
s.ort. suit Ia growing. IL var suit
nrov hOmespun. your hat should be
u, 30 some material stitched and
.nuorod. q. II It's blue heather cloth, then
.h,y .Ln hot must be blue heather cloth. too.
TL;s vcar there's now angle to the
,sao nn,s you make sweater either drop.
Itch i.tv~b NJ cross stitch and any old stitch
st''t 81 no same color as the suit and you
w. ,noar vour skirt and sweater over your
mhite waist. and your sports hat and no
coat and It's really very becoming
and pretty. A.. o.L..
a.. an Chestnut street dressed in this
uay ,rcv and they looked sweet. Mary's
~ and skirt we're OF henna colored
NOV ,roo, and her sweater matched the skirt
s,,ctlv Elizabeth who. you remember.
came out last year and is fairer than
Nary, wore French blue tweed skirt
and hat and a cross-stitch sweater to
match. Thoie sisters are perfectly de-
voted. I see them going to places all
the time and they seem to love to be
together.
noN'T forget that this is the day
- set for the Arthur Dearborn Smiths
tea. when Virginia will make her debut.
She Is such an attractive girl and so
well liked I am sure the affair will be
A grent crush. The early teas are al
vsys more crowded than the ones later
IN A season. Every one wants to go
when the buds begin to make their bows,
but along about the middle of November
and on into December you get bit
"fed up on teas and you are tempted
20 rooI u.rItp
particularly II the weather Is bad.
Buses will meet the trains at Wynne-
wood today and will take the guests
back to the station for the town trains.
A dinner and dance for the receiving
party will follow the tea. Among the
dcbutantea who have been asked to re-
ceive with Virginia are Lydia Clothier.
Rhoda Brooke, Cintra Ellis, Ellen
Lloyd, Ellen McMichael, Alberta
Reath, Anna Pratt Virginia Heck
scher. Gcrtie Doushcrty. Betty Wavn".
Logan Starr, Alice Benedict, Elizabeth
Battles. Brrrnice McIlhenny, Katherine
Porter. Banning Grange. Isabel Frazier,
Gertrude Graham and Helene Michel.
lid you know that Mona Grocer is
~ not going to be married In October,
but will wait until the spring for her
wedding? You see her aunt. Mrs. Gross.
died Just n few months ago and she
was 50 very close to Mrs. Grocer and
her children that they do not want Il
reception and parties so soon after her
death. Mona IS only about eighteen. 90
even after waiting few more months.
she will still be younger than most
brides. Her tiancc is Neal Wainwright,
ton Of Mr.. md Mrs. Robert VAIN
wright.
Before Mrs. Gross death Mona had
decided on October. but had not fixed
q date. so it Is not n change of date
but p0stponement OF time. Mona Is
the Ned Crozers' elder daughter. She
Is very attractive and vivacious. Flor
tnce Grocer Is n younger sister.
NANCY WYSNE.