Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-14
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of Tea Civen Yesterday a. the Acorn
Club-Luncheon, Theatre Parties and Dinner Dance
Take Up Debutantes' Time Today-Mrs. Brinton
Cives Tea for Mrs. McFadden

THE Acorn Club was again busy
spot yesterday afternoon, for Emily
nortow and Elizabeth Rowland were
Introduced at n ten there, and a dance
Tor the receiving party and additional
mon guests vas given III the evening
Emily. who is Dained for hcr aunt. I.
Miss Emily Smith, ~ the daughter or
ihe intc Henry Il. Barlow. Her mothcr
was Miss Alice Smith, n sister of the
Inte Edward II. Smith Of this city.
FIN Is dark md has soft wavy hair
and brown eyes. She Is slender nntl
dresses exceedingly we'll. Her frock
Yesterday was a combination Of green
velvet and silver cloth. The skirt was
finished in. petal shape edged with sil.
YER, the girdle being combination of
silver cloth and velvet.
His Howland's dress was n lovely
contrast to Emily's green. 1t was Of
mink and silver brocadcd metal cloth
and was made with a draped skirt,
caught nt one side with rhinestone
buckle. and n bow was on the other
iIip. The bodice had the fashionable
boat neck and no sleeves. Elizabeth is
diving this year to things social. but
next season she will 20 to Smith Col.
lcee. Mrs. Barlow received with her
daughter and Elizabeth.
There was a great many people there !;
In fact, the teas given In town are al
ways a crush, It's. 70 much more con.
venient to get to them. Mrs. Barlow
Il living at the 11ongacre for the winter.
She and her children spent last year
IN Europe. Emily having gone to school
in Paris. The other two children are
Henry and Alice:
sxSr,rDr q. ,o Soh,,<.o o&o a., xoS.v ~.
/ activities for that "spoiled bit of
two theatre parties. n supper and n
j;nror. .dence Tihhv Nforuon I, to be
sr's Ssr aunt. Mrs. Pere wilmer. win Give.
while her grandmother, Mrs, William
Morgan. is giving the matinee party
which will follow. The Tom Tunises arc
giving the other theatre party and It
Il in the evening and is to be followed
By supper, the guest of honor being
lee Tunis, the Joe Tunis' daughter.
The dinner dance will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. William Supplee for
their niece, Peggy Logan, at the Phila.
delphia Country Club. So much for
me debutantes who are as busy a little
bunch az one can find.
AVN
T. to the tea Mrs. lab Brinton Is giving
q meet tho new Mrs: McFaylden, Mrs.
Br1nton's sister.in- law. YOu know
Jack McFadden married Florence Ellis
worth back IN June or July and they
have taken, a house here on Walnut
street for the winter. Mrs: McFadden
is certainly beauty and has such
harm of manner: Mrs. Ned Brown.
Ing. who was Miss Ellie McFadden;
Mrs; van Eshen, the former Alice Nc.
Fadden Sands. and Mrs. Philip Nc.
tadden Will receive with Mrs. Brin.
ION.
'o W back to the SUPPLIES, who are
L giving Peggy Logan's dance tonight,
did you know that EllanOr Lonpstreth
Sharp is on here from Honolulu. stay.
ing with her aunt. Mrs. Snpplee, for a
the army: IL stationed out IN Hawaii
nna ',,; VIII be there some time longer, co.
r;llanor expects to 60 back in short
'ime. EIlanor did not bring the chill.
Tr M" . on VIII nsr' aS IL was sucn trip.
,He ~ o,, you"EEest E Is only fourteen months
,.o; you Hnow' ano sne mas an excel.
,,N ,ens .ha hurse ., ior tnem. SO decided not to
u" 'ns r'sAs ot Iohs journey.
ems INV, or~--,
M ns. FAOL DENChLA, the former
AVA Sara Dolan. can always be de.
rended upon to appear in something
unusual and ahead OF the styles. II
what she wore several days ago is any
nugury OF coming fashions, heaven heip