Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-08

fTNHE buds who nave been lhtrouuceu
i this week have certainly been
blessed with fine weather. Even
though II was bit too cold Tor COM
Tort on Tuesday and wednesday 1t has
been clear and the sky has been w
usually beautiful ! just reel as II 1
could not drink in enough OF this won
derful air myself.
Yesterday went out 10 Amber to
Cornclin Rankin's tea and 1t was Ger
toinly pretty. Just as ] snid the other
Jav it's impossible to say which ahair
% is ,hc nrcttiest for they are all lovely
nrd really do decide after each one
I 90 to. that that one was the best.
Cornelin is absolutely ns. pretty as q
rirture, or rather no picture could
make her quite as pretty as sne lS' ior
her colorng is wondertui. Sne nv
binc ewes and golden hair. anG her SKIN
,,tc ,rlvet so soft and pink ant
n,h,tc t, She is just little SHY. and has
! .ho N,o'' sweetest manner imaginable. She
u,s @ entirely in white. her little F'rencl;
f.ooL hcinr made Of chiffon. Mrs.
pp"nGin looked wonderfully well in a
a"n.n of gray chiffon velvet combine,
n,iih lace Of the same color. >,
Eleanor Hart, just home from fn
rome, n daughter of the william narts
snd a most attractive girl was among
thp debutantcS reCtNi's 81" A..
Rooth and Evelyn Draytop were there
WI strikes me we have come upon
,;rgulorIy pretty group of buds TINS
.asom MANY Of them are indeed
extraordinarily pretty.
r,IE other dcbutante affair Yesterday
ans the dance at the Merton Cricket
c,rh witch Mr.. and Mrs. John u.
Samuel oTwi Of 2O15 Pine street. gave Tor
M.ir two daughters. Lois and Maria.
NJ D., ,be way the Samuel girls are not
tm.,,e There is years difference III
.hoir agcs, but they have always been
norfsctiv rnrt inseparable and are both
blondes, so great many people nave
thonrht they were twins. They arc
.ytrsmcly attractive girls and were
lovely in their white lace frocks wien 3
we're made over pink satin SIPS Mrs'
Samuel wore smart black lace gown
e"I"u Tboro we're several dinners before
,bo dance. Mrs. Alfred Paul Morris
gave one for Priscilla. her second
douoh,cr. who Is debutante this year
Won know she is sister Of Ottile
Srnrr;s who came out last year. Nr
and Mrs. William A. Lippincott, Jr''
ave dinner for the Samuel glrls
ir and Mrs. Lippincott are their unc.e
and aunt, you know. Mrs. lhppincott
and Mrs. Samuel being sisters Mrs
Samuel was Miss Marie Robb ana MIS-
Iippincott. Miss Ann Robb.
THE death of Miss Emily Dutilh'
i which occurred yesterday at her
home on Broad street just beloW
Sprlcc. marks the passing OF charm'
Inc old lady long an active hgure III
nE
she was confined much to the nou"e
because Of inlirmitles. 49,,
Miss Emily was the second daughter
Of tho late Mr. and Mrs. Charles t..
Drtilh and she lived nt 3ll SoIth
Broad street. near the City Club In
foct. her house is the Chc remaining
nrivntc residence on Broad street pe-
twccr Market and Pine streets. ShC
was n sister Of Mrs. Samuel Bell, OF
2GS South Sixteenth street, and OF the
late Mrs. Grugan, Of New YORK ana
this city. ,;
Miss Dutih's father was long prom'-
mont in affairs in this city ana was
rrcsiJcnt Of the Pennsylvania Com
ronv for lnsurances on Lives and
t,ranting AnnuiticS for mnny years
Hc was identified with many business
transactions and was n highly lmpor :
tant man in this city sixty or seventy
vcors aco. Miss Emily had passed her
four. score years and was very hand
some. stately woman She dld many
rhnritablc acts in her life. but vas OF
that old school Of Phlad"lphinns who
meyer lot their right hands know what
their left hands do.
She is survived by her sister MEH;;
Bell and by five Grandni'ceS hnu
ncphcws-Mr. Dutilh Grugan and ms
sister Emile, who married Hew nor"
man; Mr.. Samuel Bell, Jr., Miss FLOR
snrn Ron Of this city. and her sister.
Nav Bell. who is married and hVcS IN
NOrristown.
T WAS interested yesterday III hear
l ing Of the engagement of Eleanor
Daingerficld Carter. Of Baltimore, and
Morgan Edward La Montague, OF New
York, for the Carriers and La Mon
tagncs both have Philadelphia relations,
and Eleanor has visited here on various
occasions. Eleanor Carter il niece of
the Rev. George Calvert Carter. OF Bryn
Mawr. and Mrs. Ernest Law, OF St
Davids. and Lady Achcson, OF Eng
land is her aunt Ned La Mohtagne
is the Hon of Mr.. and Mrs. Rene La
Montague, Of New York. His mother
was Miss Laura Morgan. and she Is
closely related to the Morgan family
Of this city and to the Fishers, Car
sons and other families here. 1t il
altogether very delightful match, and
understand the wedding is to take
place in November in Baltimore.
CRANDPA brought the two boys a
VI little pail and shovel to play with
IN their garden. In fact 1t was real
Dirkio who played with them, for Dickie,
You sec, is four and bnby brother /
only two, 20 he cant play quite &c
hard. The boys were much delighted
with the present and could hardly wait
TO play with il next day. 50 whcN
they came down to breakfast and daddy
remarked TO mother, II think baby
brother * n little pale Dickic spoke
up and said very quickly. and I'm Il
little shovel" NANCY WGNNE,