Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-12

THINK Of starting off on Monday
Cor lake Placid Think of the clear
',,,i;gbt fhp sparkling snow (Which we
o.nn, mn longer to have with US herc)
sLo crisp fresh mountain air and the in
...jsoroting atmosphere. Think of the
,hot;ns and skiing. tobogganing and
otber wonderful out of doors doinSs
WI rs simply great. And lot OF
,';rIs are going up to Lake Placid today
- io;n in those sports, debutantcs most
y, ', ;bnn, Mrs. Tom Ashton is to Chape
rone and, Of course, Anne viii be one OF
,Snse 70 60, Anne has been having a
,ronderful time this winter. She talks
n,Oporly and is very musical-you know
sbn nIoys the harp-nnd | really think
sbc iyas ono of the best dressed girls OF
10 season. too. Her frocks were
sIways of exquisite material aud cut,
and so modest and dainty.
Virginia Heckscher is going up with
,be Ashtons. You know she came back
from Europe a few weeks ago with her
nsrents. the Ledyard HeCkschers. Nir-
rinia was TO have made her debut last
fletcher. but the death of her Younger
sister made this impossible. She will
como ont next year I understand. Nir-
sinia is very pretty; she has brown hair
and an exceedingly beautiful brow. ller
ores nre large and expressive and she
bss n sweet manner. Her mother was
Miss Ethel Hart and her father is q
i-nther Of the other Heckscher men,
Gpstayc. Stevens and the late Maurice
arh Austin, and there was another
brother also dead whose name cannot
remember. There were the six brothers,
sons Of the late Richard Heckscher.
Jane Hepburn, another debutantc o'
this season, will be Of the party. Jane
Is a dear and as popular ms can be-
She received at nearly every tea given
during the season, and, declare, don
believe there was one party during INC
whole season to which she was not in
yited. Everybody likes her. She S the
daughter of the William w. HepburnS
and a sister of Marie Louise, who came
out last year and who is muchly liked
TOO.
believe there will be several others
in thc party on Monday. 4 great many
Thladelphians have been up already
The Allen Hunter, Jrs.. returned from
there about two weeks ago and Pansy
Scott was at Lake Placid for n while
too. Betty Elliott spent week or sc
there. and Mary Fahnestock is going ur
on Monday.
THAT is an interesting affair schcd
/ ulcd for next Friday afternoon al
the Art Alliance. A bronze relief por
trait Of Mrs Cornelius Stevenson Is tC
he presented to Mrs. Stevenson. Miss
Agnes Rcpplicr is to make the presenta
ton address. X. TAFT Mckenzie has
made tho relief and he will be present
Of course. while Mr.. John Cadwaladel
will preside over the meeting. Invita-
tions have been issued for the affair
and doubt not that it will bc most in
tcrestng. Those of us who know Mrs
Stevenson appreciate any honor showr
to her. for there arc not many womcr
like her
T SAW Pansy Scott the other day or
1 Chestnut street and she was wearin:
a good. looking beaver fur coat over
dark blue skirt Hcr hat also wa
pretty and was n rather large affair o
dark blue and had facing Of pinl
with an upturned brim. Pansy ha
such good figure.
Mrs. Robert lie Conte is wearing al
avfuly good looking black scalskin Goa
trimmed with beaver collar and cuffs
The coat was a short affair. which huns
loose from the shoulders and was worr
over Il dark blue killed skirt. WIFI
this she wore n dark blue hat trimmed
with dark blue flowers and pretty
French veil. NANCY WYNNE.