Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-20

,cy Nynne Tells ot The Birth Of Son to M. and Ms
EJ. Son,ers Smith, Jr.-She attends the Tea Civen
yor Miss Mary Louise White at the Ritz Carlton

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\ = NAT a pretty girl Katherine Dunn
EV M :. eotten to be-. saw her on the
s..t In IN town the other day In 2 Law.
49, tweed suit and 9 straw nat o.
s,,ue. ~ or,c color, trimmed with Dunch
W W ,,i"cs on one side. 1t was very pc
h t.rs;mc 10 her. She has yellow ns,r,
Ssms eyes and a fair comp,eXion. cns
q the daughter OF the Ned Du1ns, OF
b |<kestnut I'LL, and this winter sne nns
X kssr working hard at q secreterial
X @ gsen wv" haven't heard definitely
y 3v.I.hcr she will come out next winter,
s W Eas!, 4 ratbcr imagine she will. Her mother
a ~. ~ Mis-, Margaret Shipper, a daugh.
af the late Dr. Edward Shippen,
Fkul, - aunt Ia Mrs, Frederick Pack.
en4S en4 rho was Mics Katie Shippen. An.
IN xsS.r aunt, Mrs. George Willing, died
Est summer. "A
\ {ayyAsN'T 1t interesting n hear that
tbe "Jas" Smiths have small son,
4 : aon,ers Smith, Sd. He was born on
4 IA Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are
Ss~. nut In Chestnut Hill in, an at
V.ctjte little white house at the corner
\ u Stsnton avenue and Mermaid lane.
~ Russell, Thayer, Jrs.---She was
b essihv johnson, Of Baltimore, and .
sssssr of Wentworth johnson, who is
4 H.;rs IN Philadelphia now. too--livcd
4 I" frat house for a time several years
4 4 - !. Mrs. Smith was Katherine Han.
& ~. and has been active in the 80.
Z s,"tv % for Organising Charity. or the 9.
no. as most people. call It.. She IL
y SSry sweet and attractive. A brother
!, ;r.isw OF hers Is Cooper Smith, who is
4 ose Of the most popular boys out at
\ Pam. :
mHE tea which Mr.. Thomas Rae
burn White gave for his daush-
y, Mary Louise, was the first Of the
ssason. In other years there have been
srrine, teas, though none were as carry
ss'thi - this one, Last spring Marian Watts,
4 "a Henry Miller Watts daughter,
snveyer, had her coming out dance In
4 Easter week, and it was lots Of fun, too.
4 think it's a good idea to have par
A fies early. It's much more exciting to
so 10 tea now than in the late fall,
Then' there will be 30 many.
Mar, Louise looked very well yes.
terday in a white crepe romaine dress
\ tfimna, d with silver. The tea was at the
! Ritz, nd the rooms were filled with
iovei, flowers. A great many OF them
we're pink. .l..
TTAvE you noticed the light motor.
i II trucks on station wagons II
that is their official title, everywhere
these days? As was leaving the
Whitemarsh races last Saturday, l saw
the three Leiper children going by in
one. They all wore pink coats and
tan hats, and their yellow curls were
streaming in the breeze. They are the
daughters of the Gerry Leipers, of
Chestnut Hill. and they were especially
Interested in the races, as their father
had several horses entered. The oldest
ones name is Polly, 1 don't know what
(; the others are called.
u The Victor Mathers have truck,
too, and almost any day you can see It
bouncing along the country roads with
orally has Lutte Thomson with her, and
the back seat overfiowing with small
! boys, the little Mather boy and his
friends, suppose. Mrs. Billy Taylor,
who was Pauline Maynard, Of Knox.
Sne, Tenn, and Is sister. in. .law Of
Mrs. Charles Willing, who was Marian
!. Taylor, drives one, too, and 30 do Mar
tgaret and Gina Earle, the Edgar Par
dee Earles' daughters. think Florence
Kane also has one. They are .Certuinly
most useful, for they hold SO many peo.
pie.
THE Saturday Evening Dancing Class
: will meet tonight in the foyer Of the
Academy. Mrs. George McFadden,
franklin Pepper and Mrs. Percy II.
Clark will rnpaiva Thora xsi11 ho m