Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-03

.,,,r u,Il be a number OF dinners
Th.s, before the dance which tne
! toDigqII vrisons are giving out AT
Charlie ld their home in Viilanoya
Chuckswov"' Rrooke. Rhoda is tns
for khouss Mrs, Trenchard Newooia,
daughter a..t ~ marriage; she came r oH.
BY her Ifs. s.o iost. though she was OILY
season pe'o, md last summer ana wlnVet
seventeen - Europe, the latter part o.
she spent he;ne ~ in Spain. She cane ,,
her stay ohost a month ago. ana INV
bone Jus. "o one has been to see nei
glad every Eor she is extremely popuiar'
again "a a long time to pc away.
and 9 yea, r,o,night will be preceded oy
The dance, ton .c by the Harrisons tor
dinner Isnd there will be dinner ior
Rhoda, s"g Ieanes given by her auh.,
ElisacMcran Baird, Of Merton, at tne e
Mrs. Mss;o M Country Club. ana tne
Philsde,IiIIlIIm ss Mi motor up to the HarriSohS
aftsrwaTTo.s TTon.senb Marechal Browns will
The y.nr yosvp before the dance and MT
fve q a o,|T[ |T[cnchard Newbold Will en-
and Mrs, tor their niece. Ellen Douglas
tertaih IT, has also recently returned
LLOYD, r',rnne mny and who will make her
nom ,t winter. Polly Criscom VIII
debut IsAs 81 dinner at Dolobran. Hav-
entertain ~ 4 altogether. It will be gay
rforu, ,mt;ful affair. Augusta Harrl-
ana tha Charlie Harrisons daughter,
son, une last season, you know, ana
came came IuI will make her debut next year.
1 understand. -
an vou know that the tablet which
~. Colonial Danes Of America;
xSr.ao,,Sia Chapter, No. 2, have had
nlaaesp 1a q rift to Old Christ Church ls
mao, mao. 40 % he finished and the. formal
aoou, aoou,,at;on will be made on SUNDAY.
pIe'.moiftb of June? 1t Is tablet 10
we sr,orv Of Henry Compton. Blshop
IseInndon Ise who was instrumental IN
u.ins to Philadelphia the first mem mem
pi,nsft snf tbe Church Of England IN 1912.
@ 1sis t.hlet commentaries also the
,a,ne ~. Of Christ Church and Penn 3
sSu.t ..tS With the Indians. 1t has carved
a.e tbs arms Of the Bishop OF London
.ni ,bs Compton family arms, and the
sau sS,,o % which is on the Bishops toni,
%0iSy Tu,ham. England, has been placed
~ ths tablet. Mr.. Horace Wells Sellers
81. :. ' 'dssiuned the tablet, which Is carved
!. wb;te marble. DR.. Washburn will
~ n,r,s " some gentleman to receive the
nii. n IN The name Of Old Christ Church.
H., lanes Large is president OF the
naIsrisi Mls; sds Danes: Mrs. William Masters
Somac and Mrs. Alexander Van Rens-
.slaer are vice presidents; Miss Eliza
Sstb C;llpin, secretary. and Mrs. Joseph
Mckle Fox. treasurer.
oPEAKING Of church doings reminds
y me that the Rev. George Calvert Car
,er and Mrs. Carter gave a delightful
iittle informal tea in their garden yes
terday at the Church of the Redeemer
rctory at Bryn Mawr. Isn't their
daughter Mary sweet and attractive!
I saw her out at the Horse Show one
DAY last week the very picture of spring
loveness, wearing a frock OF old rose
eolored linen and big black hat which
was particularly becoming, as Mary is
iair and has blue eyes. Her sister
Virginia made her debut last fall.
rJAvE you heard that the Saturday
IL Evening Dancing Glass Is to be
held next year in the Foyer of the
Academy Of Music? ] think that is a
very nice idea. The Foyer is perfectly
beautiful, convenient and for the big
meetings when supper Is served has all
these accommodations too. It seems to
me a wise move. understand Mrs.
Jack Geary is not going to be patron
ess next year. Mary will probably be
In Europe and then she will come out
and there are no younger daughters in
The family so Mrs. Geary feels that she
will be busy enough without affairs.
Mary, or Bunny as she is called, was
graduated this week from Springsda.
She was the class prophecies and from
all heard of her work did splendidly.
Quite number of attractive girls were
IN the class which received diplomas
Wednesday morning. There were Sue
Goodman and Virginia Carpenter and
Rosemary Howe and Martyr George
and Frances Bicknell. Amelie Seixas,
Nancy Stoughtou, Marian ponaghue,
others, twenty-se seven in all, If I have
heard right
THE baby is just year and half
i old, but that whole year and a half
Is null OF love of one person and that
is: Mother. She can talk very little
and Just put her words together, so
sae does not say much, and in moments
OF keenest JOY she becomes very. very
9let' The other day she sat on the
moor playing while Grandma was with
nor and Mother had gone out. She did
not seem to miss Mother but played
sonientedly and quietly there till sud.
aenly the front door was heard to open.
4 radiant smile spread over the tiny
Mce and In the veriest whisper 10
vrandma, she said: Here she tums. -