Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-24

ANE Of the prettiest teas Of the sea.
IL am wns given yesterday afternoon
=, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Price Tunis,
introtluce their daughter, Annis zee
W,nis who IL usually known under
ssr second name by the other buds.
Shs ia The eldest Of the Joseph Tunis
shiidren, md very attractive.
Toe ia fair and dainty like her
..t%or who was Miss Annis Lee Fur.
.oss: and wore the sweetest frock OF
.Ss. s;lk in the most luscious rose pink
shsde. IL was made with n tight
snJ;cc S with rufies of gold net,
SvI I The full skirt had extended hips.
~hile the girtllc was fastened nt one
vi. Of the waist line with a cluster
~ ~ flowers. She carried pink roses and
lacked ns II she had just stepped out
AZ The frame Of q lovely old fashioned
Mrs. Tunis, who is quite petite and
bas beautiful wavy hair. wore u gown
~ white chiffon drnped artistically
and caught mt one hip with Il bunch
al white French flowers.
Mrs. Horace Howard Furness and
Mrs. COlcsbury Purves presided Mt the
tea. table. The tea Was given at the
Tunis town house., pig Dc Lancey
Ol0Co. hwy uVScu Al ACSChSiS IIOun
their Chestnut Hill home.
TO-DAY the other Tunises, Mr.. ana
i Mrs. Thomas Tunis, brother and
sister. In. law Of DR.. Joseph Tunis. will
siyc ten with Mr.. anl Mrs. Ellis
Ton Petot Bissell at the Acorn Club,
TO introduce their :neice, Elizabeth
Elizabeth is the daughter Of Mrs.
Vurts Wilson; who was Miss DOro.
tbv Wurts. Of this city. She is a grand. /.
daughter Of the late DR.. Charles
Wurts. whose home was for many
Years at the corner of Seventeenth h
and Walnut streets.s The house has
been rnzed, and the site Is Occu
pied by a business building. 1t was
In that house that Mrs. Tunis, Mrs.
Bissell and Mrs. Wilson were intro.
duced at teas. They are sisters of
Charles Stewart Wurts, who married
Miss Bessie Wister, and of Robert
Kennedy Wurts, whose wife was Miss
Katherine Newbold. sister of Mr..
Edward Mccullough.
THE Print Club will hold one Of its
i interesting tens this afternoon at
the cuONouSe, iVAf ILhtIIncr street
from / until q 30 o'clock. Mrs. Rob.
The club has n summing collection OF
English color engravings on its walls
at present. Mrs. Jasper ieates Brin-
ton Is president Of the club.
TNIIE other day when was out at the
L Philadelphia Cricket Club watching
the tryouts for the ALI Philadelphia
hockey team thought more than ever
how remarkable it is that all the mem :
bprs of the Dixon family excel in ath
lctics.
OF course. Miss Molly Thayer whose
mother was Miss Dixon, IL we'll known
as one Of the most prominent tennis
players in the city. and Miss Mar,
garctta Dixon, Mr.. Thomas DixOn's
daughter, is one Of the best of tho
younger golfers. Miss MnrgarrttN
Eharpless, whose mother was Mfsa
Susan Dixon. is n wonderful icc skater
and is active in the Skating Club.
Miss Louise Dixon, q daughter Of tha
late T. Henry Dixon. has won great
many honors ut Wellesley in athletics
and her older sister. Mrs. Edward
Krnmh',anr. who WAS Miss Helen Dixon,
Is president Of The Hockey Assoriatiu,
Of Phi adclphia Il think that l. its
correct nnme). and very good '.uc,iry
player That's quite m uLusu"I record
for ono family. isn't it?
The latest member of n" ily Ia
achieve fame in athlcti., Emma
Norris. Mr.. and Mrs. EtW"rd Norris
daughter (Alrs. Norris was Miss Emma
Dixon, a sister of Miss Marsarctta
MxOn). Emma. who is Il sub deb and
still in school. is captain of the Irwin
School hockey team and one of the
best players. In fact. I have heard n
great many people say that she will
probably make the PHILADELPHIA