Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

111nAT with the Assembly e"ui's '9's %
w .,orninp around : o'clock and Ccntly
W my ,,.cddinr and the Supper Club
bat,nLt think veil call 1t II day, don't
YOU? ,,, ,,;,r and This morn
.oo for that matter, was beautl,uI
so;r ~ and being less crowded, was less
nt;cLv The first one always mas 80
,.onv there, because you We got 10 snow
,'n, "," srhscribc when you make your dcDut
Ir" ~ when you're n bride. ana the hrSt
",o Is usually the one where every oilr
oLs o " ot every ono else and remarks
gaIo ,L, ncyt one: "Why 7 did not know
~ ~" s,,bscribcd - Gee, it's great to be
"tV "tVyohi And its hard TO dance or to
Grd reople to dance WITH,
"nT NJ vou remember Molly ThoEcr's &C.
-, n ~ Tho Assembly in her little book
IWSJyicc TO win BE Dcbutantes! lhat
inst about covered 1t.
ypEAKING Of Molly. did you kno"
y sbc is getting out another book? Yes,
49, some authorpss these days. She
Eod E'.' nocm in a very we'll known maga.-
n;,,o rho other day. too. The book IS
aS.I,od S.I'L "Tho Intelectuals. aud it s
Ca,iro ca,iy nm those who consider themselves
81, snch Il will be out in few weeks
Tho,icvr. and am looking forward {"
roodinv il. Molly divides her time pr'''E,
I1,.oniy between tennis and her pen and
having been a leader Ill tennis thls
.coson. q" son she's been dcvoting her time "t
Ioto exclusively to the pen. something
trIs me her new book VIII pc c'e'cr'
nUT to return TO last nights pail
d II was very pretty and there was
room to dance and to he seen ny 1n"Se
rho wanted to dance with YOU anu !"
WIN LoJ y wonderful time. The music
you I,m",y m"H GOOD md the BELLEVUE STRAIT
I'll ballroom floor is some oor, you
Pink was again the predomina'ing
color ri in the decorations fer ne balli
,orn,ias palms. ferns, shrubs ana
.o,To lilies being tho principal flora cm-
nporod French gold baskets were shS-
rrOn1TcI from the boxes, which were
,EnmsrIyrs banked with begonia, with
hnrEgrounds of pine md cedar trees.
N course. slimax was cverywhere' IL
always adds to the beauty. OF thinsS l,,i
when II comes to decorations, ne
,,egn was left down and was halk"u
With ferns. palms and flowers, ih'TI
were about 600 in attendance, sh"u'"
say. ,,,1o,r,;rc ,vbo
tDOllgnI NlrS. i lVlilho - ''''''. -
rcoded the patrOncSSCs, looked very
handsome in her gown Of gray satin cm-
broidcrcd in silver. i WINS cut Squnr"
AZ tho neck had long train and was
most becoming. Mrs. Robert Coleman
D-ayton. Fred Drayton'S mother, was
asked TO take the place Of Bessie Evans.
who did not receive last night. Mrs
Dravton il stunning looking woman
p,woys and she looked regal in y gown
NJ bIork velvet embroidered in gold. cut
Y ot tho neck and made on plain lines
with train. Mrs. George Thaycr' 4
gown was of orchid satin Claboratcly
trimmed with silver and her train fell
from the shoulders. -, ,
Mary ThayCr. the George Thaycrs'
daughter. who is, aS you know, II DO
butantc this season. looked dear III a
frock Of apricot tarcta, combined with
gold lace, made with n round neck anu
short full skirt.
which wns very becoming to her, ana
Marie Louise Thompson frork was
sweet; it was of pale blue velvet, fash
i0ncd on simple lines, and the only
trimming was small cluster of silver
roses ut the waistlinc
Ruth Packard wore a pink SATIN
fvock rut N-ncck, and finished at the
front of the bodice with rhinestone
ornament Her skirt was ono OF those
rosc petal affairs. and it was finished
at tho waist with a soft girdlc Of the
SAM shade Of satin.
Ilenrjoitn Wilson had n striking
frcci oi Jade green satin. trimmed witt
white crystals. A huge bow of greer
tullc was placed at the waist and The
skirt vt the frock was drap"d.
TuNIGIlT will be The last meeting o
the first series Of supper dances fo
members of the Supper Club at th'
Bellevue. Stratford But 4 second So
rios will start next Saturday. lh'
club ], 80 successful that members have
nroIai'cl upon Mrs. Scott to have AN
other ten meetings.
Il will be- in the Rose Gardens TO
night, and tomctimrs think it is ever
moro I'M up there il t is not TOT
cnoodod OF course, when II comes T.
f"0r and five hundred II night, aS !
s0muimcs does. YOU want tho ball
room otherwise it's great upstairs.
MOTHER and Aunt Marian wCr
4I talking together about lines in tn
Wand, nud mother said: II 500 if YOU
mental Now. Marian. l"ok out. sh
added tcasingly. "Oh that is If yo
a." sentimental, and if you are n"r
might denote solnShur>S :" Sma'
Emily. unhccdcd by the grown ups
vas sitting on stool by mothers knc
booking intcntly NJ her wee hand, tn
hoawline Of which was nll criss
c,os,oI Suddenly spoaking out he
tNonch,.. Shr remarked ns sho grahbc