Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-05

u,r,s an interesting engagement OF
,.o shobcr's. isn't it? She's the
hnm ~ the Samuel l.. Shobers, OF
daush.el colorado Springs. and
Broaun,"' bere n couple Of years ago
came o" hor debut Her sister Agnes IS
to ma',,onte mhnt here this winter. and IS
d,,nn her time with her aunt. MISS
snfnul"s "shober. nnd with her unrles a,iu
RcSsIt AZ and Mrs. Pemberton Hutch-
aun,, o, and Mr.. and Mrs Conynsnam
Stevens stevens is engaged to Curtis Gardner
,,,uins who is son ot Mr' anu
i%H Wrs Ashton Hawkins OF I'll raSo'
TeXi Wrs shobcr was Miss Hutchinson'
sister Of Mrs. Stevens ana MIS-
,t,icbinson. She came on mere lot Il
,hort time recently, when sue eh,t Mt
t"ined for her daughter hghts' W..
Hawkins and Miss ShooSr G,orad" m,,, W '"a'
ricd next June out in Coioraoo'
vD speaking of the West makes me
a ,h;nk that Mr.. and Mrs. James
uouran Rhodes. who went out to
Sn,to Roroba from here some five years
will celebrate their golden we'd
hg", ort tbere this week. ] am not sure
"t"t .ho datc. but It Is today or tomor-
,. VI ."I Three of their children will be
IIT' phIo 70 be with them on hat day.
thorch a" their four daughters have not
hocn able 10 leave home Just at tnis
time Mrs. Rhodes was MISS Emily
poric. daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs Charles l.. Borie, and sister OF
Wr Beauveau Borie, Mrs. John i.
lewis, Jr.. and Mrs. George Mason,
all Of this city ,,, ,u,- A..
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes;
,beir sons Mauran, who Is married and
iiyos in Kansas City; Borie. who is
also married and lives in Seattle. and
I,urip, who lives in Santa Barbara
with his wife. will be with their father
and mother for the anniversary. Their
Somr daughters are Mrs. Edward Ilarts-
horne, Mrs. Guy Phelps Dodge, Mrs.
franklin Sharpless and Mrs. Deas
Sinkler. Mrs. Hartshorne. Mrs. Sharp
loss and Mrs. Sinkler all live in this
civ and the Main Line. and Mrs.
Phelps lives in New York and Lon
don.
T HEAR the Art Alliance is to have a
l private view of the artistic photo
graphs OF Mr.. Richard Dooner this
afternoon and the exhibition will last
ON through the week. There will be tea
from until g o'clock. and Mrs. Gideon
Boericke, Mrs. William Clark Ma
son, Mrs. Frederick Mount. Mrs Rob-
rrt Watson. Mrs. Camille Xpckwer and
Il number of other women will receive.
That Art Alliance has been a splendid
success. has it not? There's always
something interesting going on there,
arts and crafts work, paintings. draw
ings and sculpture and all of the best.
] love to stop in now and again to see
the lovely things they have.
ISN'T it too bad about Mary Spots
1 wood Harrison? ] hear she has scar
lot fever. and the whole family Is in
quarantine. believe it only developed
few days ago. Mary Spotswood is the
Youngest Of the three daughters of the
e. G. Harrison, Jrs., and is too cute for
anything. She has the lovcliest long
light hair and blue eyes, aud as she
grows older I think she will resemble
her mother very murh.
II certainly is too bad to get sick
inst in the holidays. when all the fun is
doing. And Augusta is also quaran.
tined SO it will put an end to her good
times for while. Just when she's a
dchutante. too; but these things will
happen. even. as in this case. In the
best regulated families, and when we
least expect them.
7 THINK it's awfully nice the old
1 fashioned idea is coming back OF
carrying your little bouquet, instead of
wearing it where it gets all crushed
when you are dancing. Really it looks
very pretty to see the girls hand rest
ing on the mans shoulder. with bunch
Of violets or sweet peas in it. while
rhoy are dancing, and at the recent balls
almost every deb" had flowers of some
kind and there are certainly more
flowers going the rounds this year than
iknrn ,,.nr Inst