Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-08
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Hears Interesting Ne,os about the Bryn
Mar Horse Sho,o. " Which VIII Be Held the Last Four
Days of the Month-Sees Many attractive Dresses

She will also be the guest OF honor at a
theatre party. to be followed by sup
per at the Ritz-Carlton, on Wednesday
evening, January 4. Miss Rankin will
leave this city on September Is for Bos-
Gn ThsTe she @ receive hN az the tea Of
debut at a tea which her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Trafford, will give on
Monday, September 10. Miss Trafford
will accompany Miss Rankin to this
the guest Of Miss Cintra Ellis. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. william Struthers Ellis,
at Fox Hill Farm. their country estate
Mt Bryn Mawr. Miss, Trafford will later
Visit Miss Rankin and will assist in re-
ceiving at her tea on October 7.
One of the most important debutante
functions of the season will be the din
rer-dance which Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
y. Widener Will give at Lynnewood Hall,
their estate at Elkins Park, on Friday
December .; in honor Of Miss Alberta
r. Reath, of 1911 Walnut street. Miss
Reath will be formally presented to So
ciety by her mother at tea on Satur-
day, November 10, at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs Reath and Miss Reath, who are
spending the summer at Joy Cottage,
their place at Northeast Harbor, Me. .
VIII return home the latter part of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Drexel Biddle, Jr..
or New York, who are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of son, will
chpisten the child Anthony J.. Drexel>
Biddle, Sd. Mrs. Blddle viii bt mem
bered as Miss Mary L. Duke.
Mr.. Henry Brinton Coke. Jr.. son of
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brinton Coke. of
Haffod, Penllyn, and 109 South Twen-
ty-frst street. who spent the summer
abroad, will sail today for this country
on the Lapland from England.
The opcr> q dlnner-dance of the Hunt
ingdon VYie Y Country Club will be held
saturday evening, September II, at 1880
O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs j. Rutherford Meal
are spending some time on Lake Cham
plain. will return home on September il.
N,ss A,,,o,,, n,,o,t Sa,xoa a,,n.,.
~ NJ and Mrs Theodora 70 sotsas 60
52l5 Wissahickon avenue. Germantown.
who ia spending Fortnight AT Ca,,.
May, where she is visiting Miss Mary
Alice Carrigan, of Pittsburgh. Pa, and
Mrs, William Barney Harris. Of Raiti-
more, will return home on Friday. The
plans for Miss Seixas' debut this fall
have not yet been completed. owing to
the serious illness Of Mr, Seixas
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred q. CLAW. of 1929
Spruce street, have returned to their
country place on Meeting House road.
near jenkintown, after spending July
and August in Europe. Their son-in-
law ana daughter Mr. and Mrs, Hem |
riaues Crawford have also returned
from Yama Farms, y. Y MIR. and Mrs
Crawford have spent the greater mart
Of the summer at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Clay.
Mrs. Burrows Sloan and her dauRh- !
ters, Miss Eleanor p, Sloan and Miss
Francis B. Sloan, of Orchard Hill. Ard |
more, who spent the summer al watch
Hill, r. l., viii return home on Fridav
Miss Eleanor p. Sloan viii be one Of the |
debutantes.
Mic, EIoono. p,,.,,,ooo ,,,,o,,
Mrs. Peregrine Wilmer, Of 3053 JyaSt
Coulter street Germantown Who spent |
a month as the guest OF Miss Mabel d |
McIlvaine. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles j. Mcflvaine. of the GalJt,
Ardmore. on their ranch at CoioraSn
will return home TO-DAY
Mr. ond Me cr,rIsa VI, Dat. =,
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Edison. OF Germantown. which will take
Oc'ohor oo.oeN on ,iiunesuay evening
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