Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05
I T1ST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Speaks of Two Interesting Debu'nnte Teas
This Week-She Sees Some attractive Costumes
With Much Embroidery

\ ,.o,t1,D seem as II the senson had
r. 4, earnest, with n tea yester-
,odoy and another one on Sntur'
oa.' Tomorrow's for Celia thinner :
oa.. u hos been postponed, ns you Know
n'"''" .a.rt Of Mrs. Charles {. Harri'
70" rs, : ION Yesterday afternoon was in
.,rrt I'M. rs are most OF them this
S,, and IL was to introduce Marsaret
m", .s.M Dr. Charles J. Hntfirlds
,,htor ,, A dance at the Hatiields fol.
oh"s ss tn ,bc evening for Margaret and
''vrs w.. original plan had been for Mar
..,, and Lucy to have their teas the
t'. of,crnoon and combine on dance
. .a". evening. but MS Lucy's mother,
""s % william II. Jeffcrys, is not well.
w. . wos thought wiser not TO attempt II
~. ;us, now, but Or. Hatfield decided
~ @ boon on with the dance for both OF
.b, Girls, Lucy. however. will have n
m m IN December 13. which Mrs. Is.
nI Yea b. Clnpp will give in town at her
.n fram" 10OS Walnut street (Lucy's
n"aSr n;',sr Nancy married Mrs. Clapp son.
s.'iae,ronj, H.. md Or. and Mrs. Jcfcrys
ni All a;ye n dance for her on January 10.
VII Tts ron Yesterday was most inter.
...iu. and the debutnntcs who received
ns iSotsd very pretty in their light -colored
s..Sses I"~ Margaret wore good looking
arpS,,' ti." ocorppttc dress made with n
yIoned wnred skirt caught on the right with
an" o.,usr flowers and n wreath of silver
iaorcs in her hair. and Luck looked
r"' .ai IN orchid gcorgrtte made long
vois,ed wis M with the skirt falling in
S,,, soints and n girdlc of silver cloth and
p,cSid peorgcttc. A great many more
soh"tantes M were asked in later for the
lance and It was lots of fun. Mnrg-
"rot will also be the guest OF honor
., = boll which her father will give
a, the Bellevue on December 20.
,1AyCY wOOLSTON, one of the
N most attractive and popular Of all
,bs buds. will make her bow this after
"non. Her tea will be- given by her par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Woolston.
n, their place in Chestnut Hill, and
Iono tho weather will be fair, us the
Wcolstons have such n lovely garden.
Joscphinc jerks. Nnncy's cousin (Mrs.
Woolston was Miss Bculah JenkS), will
hc Introduced Mt this tea too.
: Josephlne Is the daughter of Mr.. and
AIRS William =. jerks. Of Morristown.
Mrs. jerks was Miss Bertha Cook, Of
this city: so Josephine. who is making
ter tsbut here and in New York this
winter, will be at great many of the
PHILADELPHIA parties. hear that her
uncle md aunt, MIR. and Mrs. George
! Cook, Of Amber. are planning II
dance Mt the Rabbit for her later in the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolston will give n
dance for Nancy and Josephine at the
Philadelphia Cricket Club tomorrow
evening, so the two girls are certainly
having a gny week END.
MERE having very warm weather
w for the beginning Of October, it
seems to me. Several days ago, when it
was trife cooler ! saw Marjorie Glib
bon wearing pretty tan wool knit suit.
The skirt was made plain and the coat
in box jacket. the collar. wide cuffs
and bottom of which were finished with
bands Of hernia wool embroidery done in
checks. She also wore n small tan felt
hat the brlm of which was fringed, fin
shed on the right side with two
feathers, one tan and one hcnna. The
costume was most becoming to Marjorie,
who has black hnir and n brilliant COM
pexion.
Embroidery seems to trim everything
these days. Liz Altemus, Mrs. DObsOn
Acmus sub-deb daughter. has n good
locking white canton crepe dress made
with wide sleeves which are covered with
black and red embroidery in Bulgarian
design. and with n narrow band Of the
embroidery across the neck in the front
and back. The effect Is quite striking.
One Of the new small hats with very
narrow brim in white crepe de chine
completed her outfit. ,,r