Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-31
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w was just great SATURDAY sunday
and Yesterday. | must acknowledge
ns nnt easy 10 get around in. And
sorcroI hosts and hostcsscS who had
,;,no to do 80 BY Telephone postponed
,bc nnrtirs schcdu cd for saturday night.
TLc william Watcr:nHnS. who we q to
b,vo nivcn a buffet supper at their home
n IlSrtwclI aycnuc, in Chestnut Hill,
,,ns,ronr, that PARTY until nest Sntur.
Ioy and the Charles Stanley BortOns,
,,hn wore to give dance for thci"
daughter. Elizabeth Jams0n Bortuu.
mostnoncd that event until Friday night
of this week.
Thc ,hntin Wrthcrlls. however. had
tboir pnrty Git was dance Tor Logan
Starri and the storm was so fierce
,hot n lot Of the gursta were forced to
snend the night with them.
hcnrd. TOO. that Logan, the guest
-, bopor and some others were ut
Jirncr i'm 81. Davids before the dance.
,,J ,bot when they started Oravplv OUT
L. an automobile for Chestnut Hill their
motor stalled in enormous SnOwdTiitS
and thcy we're obliged to get out of the
. rar 50 in evening slippers and party
clothcs. they made their way through
rho blizzard TO the nearest r0ilrond sta
tion, which happened to be kadnor. and
back to st. Davids.
Whether they ever got TO the dance
or not did not hear, but ! do nope
,bov did. for the Wetherills always
Give the most wonderful parties. a. any
onc knows who has ever been there.
Tbcy have an ideal house for parties.
ynr rrmrrnbrr the lovely tea and dance
thcy gave for Mrs. Wcthcrills sister
I,lndys Muller. when she came out;
GLADYS and Mrs. Muller are abroad
travelling and are now in AIgirrS.
MARY Stout. tho attractive daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. George Stout ana Mr..
Wcthcrill's niece. is coming out mex,
year. so | suppose the. WrthrrlllS WI, NH
rive hcr II party out there. 100 lnc
WcthcrilIs have such an attractive lan
ry: Chnttic. aged nine or ABOUT lnnt,
sthc oldest. then come Cynthia, Freddie
and Isabel. They are adorable ana
too sweet together.
rTHE storm kept number OF people
i fway from the Morning Musicnlc'
too. as we'll as the scheduled performers.
Clarence Whitchill and Mr.. Schmuller
,yorc 70 have been the artists but Mrs.
SornnlI explained that owing to Mr..
Whitchill's illness and the delay In the
arrival of Mr.. Schmullcr's boat there
woulI he "A change Of artists. 50 Mr.
Kochanskv. violinist. and Miss Helena
Marsh gave most delightful recita
Some Main Liners were there. &aw
Mrs. Jim, Winsor. Jr.. in n handsome
f,r coat and brown velvet hat. which
was very becoming. and Mrs. Morgan
Churchman was wearing smart gray
suit trimmed with gray FUR. she ls NOT
. Main Liner. nor this winter Is she IN
Chestnut lIill. but has an apartment AZ
rho Gladstone. Mrs. william Paul
O'Ncill was there and Mrs. John scott
was another one of Mrs. l.ippincotl :
guests. But there were many empty
seats throughout the ballroom. tcStifying
TO the fact that tho snow had kept many
subscribers at home.
TT HAS pretty well cleared of in town
lnow, 50 quite number Of persons
vert "daving" yesterday afternoon and
will go this afternoon. for il is the last
chance TO pay ones obligations as to
calls. since January will be over tonight
aud few carry their days into Feb
runry.
Mrs. Henry Tucker and Mrs. Tom
Ashton received at Mrs. Tucker house
1SiS Pine street. yesterday and thtS
afternoon Mrs. Clifford Lewis will have
Mrs. William Woodward Arnctt will
receive after ; o'clock. Mrs. william
Taylor and her daughter. Mrs. Charlie
Willing. will also be at home this after
noon. and there ar" several others.
II THESE days when little girls are
l. no longer little girls. and such play
things rs dolls are almost uuknown. it
was rather refreshing to go into n
friends house recently and discover
small Emor sewing away buSily with
Dolly all dressed up beautifully by her
sido.
Now, | always had n weakness for
dolls myself and used TO dress them n
great deal. In fact. ! learned how to
make my own clothes in this very way,
So ! stopped 70 talk with EInor and
said; "DorS she need another dress:
That on" She has on il very pretty"
"Oh. yes said Elinor aged eight.
''sh" needs more all the time the styles
changes, 80 much, YOU know.
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