Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-05

-... there will be a let.up In
a.~ sa,m,l entertaining. but hardly ,.,.
:. : .nn , from being busy, Tor. WIN III,
m.uv = ..;,v Ball rehearsnls and the ball
a., Cs,," =, Thursday night. and the Bazaar "a .s'
,sss,, ..",,ou. an going on for four days at tine
s.,'.',s, ss".,u". almost every one will have n
w vry full week. =. n. d,butnntes will
a sre,' r. ,hs he Charity Ball. and lot
Sance ,.;,l ~ mid at the ba.anr. shCMsn ,.nn,n
more ~. W. most .debs and the memDers
sub.oe0,,o ,ornaer married set Will take
q tne :vti active mart In the fair; 1t Is
tbe mos ss,J today, Wednesday, Thurs'
being y ns'Tr Friday from II IN the morn. %
Sy ana II in the evening. ana inc
ing unit, un,,, - IN md on in shifts.
aides VIZ! i,osEcrneur sc nc Cadwalnder Is chair.
Mrs,. ,Se fair, which is being given
pan .. Imn;or Club Of the Seamcn =
by the iSn.t;t"te S"t for the benefit OF the
Cnulrn From NIL that ! hear every
lnsutu;eIs flaming to give pnrties at the
one Is piInnchrons, teas and dinner.
easss' ,,hich MI sound very guy ana
dsncsrs. r;li take the place OF more
formal FORMAL parties for the always FESTIVE
debs.
,,uv only real social events so far
,h,. week are the opera tonight ana
: d.Sotante tea yesterday afternoon.
,h. opcra supper. dance in the
n ~ thc Academy after the cncru
GsE lain r, Townsend and Mrs.
Ma.n.s M q. Ashton will be the hostesses,
IIS InS"a ,h.v will be- assisted In receiving
I" s"T srrs % Charles +. Coke. Mrs. Clarence
Y mo,an. Mrs. Trenchard II. Newbold,
~, Edward Browning and Mrs. j.
wimsr Rl,ldlp, most of whom Will en-.
,.,."in dinner parties at the dance.
CONSTANCE RODGERS tea yes.
| J terday afternoon was most attrac. Z.
~. r. WINS held Mt the new house OF
~" W.. roioninl Danes, mt 163O 1.atiiner
....t ~. where Elizabeth McElroy mnde
-, . Ssbnt in October, and which Is an
i"t.restins and pretty place. :,
Wrs, Joseph Leidy. Mrs. Frederick
u sbe,ton. Mrs. Ellis Jackson. Mrs.
Sge'p nv Porter and Mrs. Caleb Milne,
~ n,esided at the ten table, and the
,.c.iyIng party included Mrs. Edward
n Shakespeare, who was Miss Hen
.;.,ta Wilson before her marriage Inst
."r;na Barbara Clayton. Norma Grey,
Hslen Kn' ght, Mary Falck, Constance
Snow, Jeanette Willard and Isabel
Gross. ,
,.nLod wall In French model of white
ssorsstte. trimmed with crystals. which
Sss ,lraped and caught Mt the left with
= hunch Of white feathers. lieI
mother. Mrs. willard Rodgers, wore
Mack velvet combined with silve,
cloth and Mrs. Agnew 7. Dice. Jr.,
one of Constance's sisters, who alst
received, looked pretty In a frock ol
sreen taffeta with a girdle of roses
made OF lavender silver cloth.
Mrs, Rodgers and her daughter re-.
turned this fall from Paris. where they
have been living for the last ten years
I've Of which Constance spent ut schoo
IN a French convent. While there
they must have had most interesting
time, and Mrs. Rodgers did some won
derful war work in connection witt
the Emergency War Relief If France
I hear that she was decorated -four
times for it by the French Government
7 Asst night Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
II Gillespie Dickson gave small
dance at Pinebrook. their country plac,
It paoli. for Mrs. Dickson's niece
Miss Emma Van Kleecl, who is tn
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Brent Val
Kleeck. Of New York. There wer
between twenty. five and fifty guests
and Miss Van Kleeck looked most at
traetive in n handsome dress Of clot
Of gold.
She and her parents. who have bee
abroad for the last few years, expec
to be in Philadelphia this winter an
have taken an apartment at the Aldins
hear.
CEVERAL of the dcbs went down
" Baltimore last night for the Bach
eors' Cotillon. Elizabeth McElro,
Sho stayed with Mr.. and Mrs. May
Thom, was the guest of homo
ct q dinner which the Thoms gay
ior her and their daughters. Anita nm
Ellen. The two Thorn girls came u