Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-02

WAS 80 glad to bear that Cornelia
pork,n Ia getting about again after
s.n,ne had an operation for append
n,,,s She spent last winter in Paris:
itsro she was studying, and returned
wuh w,.h her mother early in the spring.
: GG.nei;o WILL will be one of this seasons
Su.1,antes She is the daughter OF Mr..
oeg eS Mrs, John Hall Rankin. and will
snu utarmallv presented to society at a.
pe an Saturday October 8 at their
,ea ,uea,tiSu, estate. Deep Run Farm,
yani,rn, geaJ Cornelia is an attractive girl
"a has n charming manner. She will
aa' doubt be extremely popular this
r,,nter, as already she has hosts OF
tr;ends. She has pretty blush gray
rvcs and soft. wavy hair which shades
10 A golden brown.
AIRS GRAHAM DOUGHERTY was
M IN town the other day. saw her
:, Chestnut street and she was wear
Gn a quite unusual frock. 1t was
looked like a cretonne material Of
W,bt tan or bisque color covered with
h;g flowers and stripes. Perhaps that
Joes not sound so pretty as the dress
was, but It really was very sweet ana
sttrsctiye. Her hat was one OF those
GOOD looking leghorn straws that are 30
much worn this year. with a turn up
,n the front and back with pretty
ribbon scarf.
f'y Wrs Dougherty was Maria Frazer,
ID ber sister, Isabel, who makes her
| hnme with her, will come out this year.
large dance will be given in her
honor at the Philadelphia Cricket Club
nv her brother In law and sister on
Friday evening, October p. Mrs.
Donsberty's sister in law, Gertrude
In Puy Dougherty, who will also be
ana NJ the seasons debutantes, will be
a euest of honor at the same dance.
Tbs Graham Doughertys live at Cross
Roads Wyncote, while Gertrude 8
uothsr. who is Mrs. Francis 8. Dough-
srtv. lives nt 2306 Locust street. They
have been spending tho summer at Cape
Nav. where they 20 nearly every sum-
mer.
T HAD glimpse Of Barbara Boyd the
i other day on a Walnut street car.
She had on a pretty light blue summer
dress and hat Of light colored straw.
Barbara has been spending the summer
At Cape May with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Knickerbacker Boyd, OF the
Coronado, and was, I suppose. only
entertain at a house party over Labor
Day down at their cottage. The Boyds
will return homo about the middle Of
September.
livery DAY we hear Of different
T. persons returning from all corners
OF the world. and today Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison X. Gamer and their son. John
Gamer, and Elizabeth Strubing, who is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John K.
Strubing, Of st. Martins, are to arrive
from Alaska and the West, where they
have been travelling oil summer. Tho
marriage Of Elizabeth Strubing and
John Gamer will take place some time
In October, although the exact date has
father have been spending the summer
at Gloucester, Mass.
The family Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Henry
Dixon will also return to Chestnut Hill
today. They have been at Winter Har-
Dor, Me. Betty Welsh, whose engage
ment to Arthur Paul has been an
nounced. is Mrs. Dixon's daughter. you
know. Her sisters are Mrs. Louis
Madeira. Sd. and Mrs. W. Hayward
Myers, .Jr. They are nieces Of Mrs.
Archie Thomson.
THERE was no one to wait on, them
L when they entered the exclusive
little shop, for the only salesman in
sight was attending to some one else
So they strolled about, gazing at good
looking hats, tempting scarfs and fas-
cinating dresses until he was finished.
As they stood before show case in
which headless lady posed in a gown
Of sequins and lace a small child. evi-
IDENTIFY the son Of the salesman, ap-
pelred from behind the counter. He