Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-20
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Nancy lynne Tells Of Fiue Teas Planned for This
Week-Miss Fanny Cos Weightman to Be
Introduced To-Day at Dansont

. conn teas to the fore this week !
M Thip afternoon the Aubrey Weight
..,s wifi give one at the Rits. Carl.
"a s' sor their daughter, Fanny Cox
- W.,.htman, and tomorrow will be a
,..ss tes At the Acorn Club, which tho
n,chsrd Newlins and Mrs. Barry eiter
~. ~ giving TO introduce their daughters.
Ws,s.ret Newlin and Elizabeth Sitter.
Maud fIurrison,s card is also In the
;,vits.lon, % 30 there will be "three little
m.,d. from school" introduced into the
srcnt . wide world all at One time.
ON On "wednesday Mrs. Brook Snow will
.,.. A tsa 10 introduce her daughter
Eorstance, and Mrs. Charles William
SchSrts SScchWnrts will give one for her two
ScnMsu. ScnWs.or. Anns and Katherine. On
SausmtS SaNuiss,Say' Ice Tunis will be given q
InuhsSN hS Nsr father and mother, DR.. and
Ma. ssa " '1oseph Tunis. Still another tea
N' Ns ~ siven on Friday afternoon BY
wa wa snd Mrs. pcrut llissell and Mr..
Nj III Wrs. Thomas Tunis to Introduce
% M.;r niccc, Elizabeth Dale Wilson,
snnnsbtcr OF Mrs. Wurts Wilson, who
V ~ q sister Of Mrs. Bisscll and Mrs; r:
~ ~ ~
I1n's; 1sns'ss;,rday alone will be. tealess, but
.Asn there's the Army and Navy game
s Ssre and tho Yale. Harvard game IN
Sew S Haven, no who could 90 to o
tsa.
NANNY wEIGHTMAN, who Is to
he introduced this afternoon, and:
4, the way, there IL to be dancing az AZ
tS,s lea. Is a very attractive kifl WIN Wy
iisbt % curly hair and Laughing eyes. sne
4. rho Weishtmnns' eldest daush!sr, anu
: III sreat granddaughter OF William
Weishtman, who died some years aso'
leaving many. millions to ms s, aaugnsee;; ISsa;
aunt sls. The Mcishtmans live at 1880
Rittephouss Squire.
~rs1pEs the tea today there will
0 be theatre party for Mary
Rideely Carter, given by the ;!ohn =.
PscEards, Sd, and Mrs. Jonn w. .ss Co.es
Will entertain at the San >ios SGrios opthLs ths
IN a box for Eisabsth McEiroSS' Nc >MS MMe
PsI'y Iatsy,t 70 %cfean. Se f@ar.'Thh The Harry Paul
Rsileys will give n theatre party fol
S"a S~'' 'i;oodman. Mrs. Howard Seaver''s
SsSshter, this evening also. and good
us.s' u.0. NO Ind the Morning Musicale
todav at the Bellevue. Stratf0rd, be.
.;Js: the rest of the excitements. II
locks like very full week to me.
THERE are a great many unusual
/ dresses now which to the casunl
,aze look very simple. but they arr
really quite intricate with fancy panc!'
and all sorts Of odd Things. ~
Miss Kitty Porter has a fasclnailnt
dress which I've seen her wearing
i'pon first examination it seems to 6'
perfectly plain garment OF black ,e;, We;
vt made with a round neck and plair
:t;rt. across tho front OF whic II is
vide band OF white fur. Iookin,
sioser. Il appears that the fur 10 moi
attached to the dress but Ia on a sOr
of anron which hangs down the from
and is fastened Mt the waist with mar
row bands of black velvet ending u
cut. steel buckles. The buckles can b.
undone and the apron removed ant
used ns a short cape. 1t Is very at'
tractive.
MIR. lis a dear old gentleman
Mwho Is very fond Of children. Now Il
happens that q little Girl and her fam
ily moved into the house next door t
Mr.. l. several weeks ago. a da!
Or two after their arrival good Mr.
L. saw the small maiden playing II
the front garden ~ he passed: an'
having dlvined that he liked children
as all children can. the small girl locke
1t him and said: you're Mr.. l..
"Yes," asscnted he, and you re Mis-
NJ" "Oh, no." said the littl
girl. "I'm Marjory Anne" I'm tn
meantime Mrs. L. made several at
tempts TO talk. but Marjory Anne wa
shy.0 In few days. however, MIR
L. passed her playing again, an
o. she ran toward him, he remarked
II know your name, it's Marjor
Anne" "Yes." she said. "it is, but
don't think Mrs. L. knows It: wi
ycu tell her?" NANCY WYNNE.