Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02

"A Assemblies were mailed on Thnnks'
.,r,r, Day and received Yesterday
",;rv OF course the dates nfc
%.awr before the invitations come out
s.cousc the first ball Is always OF. 'ne
S... Er,Jov night Of January nnd tnc
".ss,d "s. m the last Friday night before
Lent begins. ..,, ~ ro
...,.,;,,cc include Mr.. Edward +.
"".,o Mr. John Sargent Newbo'd and
A., sh,p.y W. Keith. while those VINO
-... M the committee and remain arc
A. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. ar
Charles J. Bitdle and Mr.. Frederick
n. Draton. .,
1,be bride of the year is Mrs. Charles
willing, who you remember was Miss
Marian Taylor. n niece OF Mr.. New
hold> She and Mr.. Willing were mar
,;od about n year ago. Tho other p" :
tronesses Of the balls are Mrs. George
~ Cbilds Drexel. Mrs. Heauveau
por,o Jr,, Mrs. Charlton Narnall. Mrs.
w;,,iom Howard linrt and Mrs. L.
Charlton Henry. ,
Thcrc are n great many buds this
,,,r but not very many are eligible 10
.,hscr;bc TO the Assemblies. though
many will he invited to attend one or
,hc other as guests. Some OF the sun
.,r;hcrs will be Helen Hope Montgom
.rv. Ellen Harrison. Mary Geary. Nlr'
,in;, CARPENTER. Gcorgiana linr'is. An
u;s Tunis, Nancy Knowles, saro1
Duanc. Elizabeth Morris, Grace say
svc Mary ltadclync Furness. Anne H.
Townscni, Helen Norris, Agnes 1at. M
nslI, Margaret Paul. Mary Garter. HI!n
iIolan, Cecilia Zimmerman, Eliz9Grt''
Morgan, Nancy Woolston. Maui nat
r;son and several others whose names l
cannot just recall.
ArOT tea from Tuesday until yes
~ tcr,lny. And then two at once
However. you could not expect, teas %,
Thanksgiving Day. now could you
And you probably would not have gone
n one on Thursday anyhow. because
there was the football gam" IN inc
afternoon and there were numher o.
matinee parties. and YOU just slmpl!
could not have gotten to n tea.
1t was no: Difficult, to go to both teas
Yesterday afternoon. ~ Joy Drt"
Reur's was at the RitZ-Car!ton nnt
Caroline l.cmak's at the Acorn CIub
iust a few blocks apart. think Joy
Is such n pretty name. ana me li''''
,cbutantc is certainly Il portrnya! y
;ts nrnninc, Joy is Mrs. Jesse Drew
Rpar's only daughter. but she has tive
buSkv bro,hrrs, one of whom is u
Harvard. a..
,Joy was graduated from Miss Irwin
schoo) and is talented musically. Sh
wore n frock of ivory white velvet mad'
with full circular skirt and square
cut neck with trimmings Of rhineston"s
md carried OVhelia roses anu greer
orchids. Mrs. drew Bear was IN greei
seorcette creme handsomely beaded am
wore n corsagp bouQur, Of orchids. I'm
Aowers in vases and bouquets about tn
rsception room wcr" simply exquisite
TOO. After the tea there was a dinner
dance for the receiving party ana >niM
adilitiona! dcbutante guests. about l.''
altogether.
CRON The Ritz TO the Acorn Club
l. thnre to scp Caroline Rrmak. WHOM
I remembered ne n tiny little girl will
. n serious face playing on the lawn n
her home in Chestnut Hill. and whom
I found tail and handsome. with raj
hair and :hc same earnest expression
she had ms child. Caroline is n Splcn
did student. you know. and after grad
uating from Miss Trwin's went to Bryl
Mawr and is now in her sop!OIn0r
year. While shr does not so in 70
society ve"y much. she is popular. AN
think It's fine for h"r to combin" tn
two things. coming out aud college. q
some Of the girls are doing Of late.
Caroline wore ,ovely frork Of e!'ctrl
blue satin embroidered in crystals
Mrs. Rcmak looked handsome IN hlar
lace. and Carolinr's AUNT. Mrs. Ho"r
hccs. wore a gown of silver and blacl
lace.
IHEAR most exciting things abou
the dance which the James II. Is
Cromwcls will give on January II
It's to be Il costume affair. and will b.
given at the Ritz. I understand. io'
remember what fun the costuIn" dane
they gave about two years ago was:
always like fancy dress parties. TN
Carter l.eidys gave beautiful on" las
year. il am not mistaken. Really tim
flies so fast get miXed up us +" wha
happened in which year. and find my
self calling girls who came out last sen
son dcbutanteS this year.
Mrs. Cromwell is liked more and NOR
BY Philadelphia as we get to know he
bettcr. She has singularly attractiv
manner and wears extremely we'll Ol
acquaintance. It's always hard for
person to come to Philadelphia. think
brcaus" W" ar" sort of cold withou
meaning 10 be. Mrs. Cromwell ha
brown hair and eyes and II lovely slrn
der figure. She went to Springside T.
school for II couple of years, you re
member.
THE William Goodmans' party 70
i their niece, Sue Goodman. o
Thanksgiving night was lots Of fun
She is dear. 50 jolly and companion
able. She's a wonder at hockey, 20
know, and has mad" tho All Philad"l
phia team. The party on Thursda
night, which really marked her ofticiu
hiroducti"n. was given at the Phia
delphia Cricket Club. The decoration
were very stunning. autumn leaves an
Movers being used in profusion.
l, sue wor" II darling irork Of king
olue velvet and Mrs. Goodman. he
aunt. had n gown Of jade green georg
cue with u girdle Of the material EN-
s.rolaered in jade beads. Mrs. H0war
SeaNer, who is Sues mother cher fir,
husband having been the late MI
samuel G"odmanD wore n brautif,
gown Of black velvet.
'IniE hrst meeting OF the Satu:,la
Evening Dancing Glass will be hel