Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-17

>xr ~ the prettiest teas OF the sea.
I'VE - 90, ,iven yesterday afternoon
~ son WI WI AIRS. Edward J. Lavino for
By Mr. anmudSnmshter, anud Marina Haaar.
their tSe daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marina Z Ia s sor. her mother having been
waite, f,t.rism Ii Lavino. They live ct
Miss Msr,Ssm nSse on Crefeldt street, In
Sunset IIi TIIi' The tea was given at
Che;y!nuaIn !nnsanos' house, which is at ,, the end
the rrn." Lsv,%U' lane, beyond the William
q Grave.s .,d Arthur Leas' houses IN
Barclay III, Tin Their place Is called
Gnss,II' GCsis.I' and is very beautiful; IT,, -.
oIM Mrs' Lavino and Mrs; Matas ,,.utt. sr,i
Iced with Marns, VINO - pte.Ty psnT .ss. ra
cet cee..,sctiye, she has DARK nair anS ~; .;
s.S her frock was an etquiis,.es uIr" ,n .n,J q
S;,s gJ satin brocade emefoidersc ,n. ,n sS,u AN
wn.s. !. ,sss draped at the side ana was wh,,nic III
,!,sS with an exquisite pear, Vucne; nu,;
,sns .nS .he wore bouquet OF "n''0 ""''
yesMTw yMrs, Hagar looked extremely wei. .sh,ah II
Srsss Of green and silver SreRs, "T.e' Te"
ss. srtistically draped; WINE i,at M' ,.;th ~
49, gown was OF black vetves WI"
!. . touch Of gold lace IN the o0o''e'
~ THE evening there was the dance
.n;.h Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 3,
1,nn.or wn,." Of wilmington, gave =, 10!
Inn|.~a Inon,|R Harris and Agnes iarnall 9.
GeoIps;;ssc Gp;s. carlton md at which the girls
the i NJ 'ncrfectiy dear. GeorgianG
LOOK ioosttu asw specially becoming OF green
ish Blue velvet. "
-ox,cuT we have the second dance
.,h,cb the Robert Leaning Mont.
- nrs wn.sn ,v;Il give for Helen Hope, theii
So.ynto SomeaySt daughter. Instead OF having
oeouitu r.o bnll for her, they have mad .
;.s orS ,a, ~ smaller dances for about 2Ot
serssSo ono .rests each time. and they nave
% ooy l., their own house Mt Villanova.
tnern Tnr;aht !, there will be a great many
,.I".s aon.sh before the party. including on
dinners sr MI Wr and Mrs. John Hampton
Eivem enos W for Mary Carroll Spencer, ont
tVN palm; ITsi;,nheth Dale Wilson to be givei
,or II;.s Julia Leaning Wood and hel
Sy..har Sy has Francis Wood, and the Morris
SsThi Tro.hiors will entertain for Anne II
GT.uo,.nSand T.o.n.s,nd Mrs, Maurice Hccksche
aTT"s; ...I,, S;yc n dinner for her daughter
N1;., W Gertrude IIeckscher, and he
snnoo M,So Alfred Biddle, and the Stac!
na"s niovd, and George w. G. Drexels will
also entertain.
1ID YOU hear that the very interest
ID inc Baron Berni Wullerstorf- Ur
balm, who has been stopping Witn tn
waiter Blabons for several weeks, lseI st,
eaged to their niece, Miss Jane nol
s"'"y cm Saturday, and in January Mrs
%,ohon III and her niece will 80 to tn,
other side, where the wedding VII
take place.
ham ~ in this country for some time Of
business and has certainly chosen.
U%se1 most attractive girl for his wife
Miss Miss Hclcomb ia the daughter Of Mrs
William 8. Bascom by her forme
marriage to the late DR.. Holcomb. Mis-
Wolcomb has spent much Of her tim
in Bwn Mawr with her aunt and wa
A pupil of Miss Wright's school ou
there. The marriage, I understand, ]
to take place in March.
MOTHER took Dorothy into tow
IN with her to have wee coat fitte
on her when she was about three year
old. And now that she is four,S sh
had to bring her in again for the sam
purpose, for little three and four yea
olds do grow considerably in a year.
time. As they entered the great stor
mother wondered il Dorothy would re
member her previous visit and 10 sh
said: dorothy, do you know wher
you are?" Eyes, muvver." replied ou
heroine. This was truly wonderful
thought mother, and che asked eagerly
"Where?" And Dorothy answered
"Yight here" NANCY WYNNE.