Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-20

| g,HE Ucckgcher party at the 1Sltz last
,;vbt was perfectly beautiful. And
v,,snia looked so pretty and happy in
". lovely white and silver gown, and
y. ns.,v one was congratulating her .nud
o.rcay, too of course. And think
,s.r are both very lucky, for Virginia
'y an nwfully nice girl and IL ex-
,s,mely popular. Barclay McFadtlcn IL
~ Ge6rge McFadden's son and one
y ibS best liked Of the. Younger men in
.awn The dance was held In the ball
wo ,oom and the decorations were in green
and pink ,.. ... .
THE Colonial Danes of America,
i chapter No. 9. Philadelphia, had n
most interesting meeting and tea on
Wednesday afternoon. when the chapter
o,esented the Elise Willing Balch Me-
morial Medal TO Miss May Atherton
leach at 400 Locust street, the Chap
~ rooms. You know. the late Miss
nsIch was secretary Of the Claims Com
nittee for number of years OF Chapter
~ 9 and like the other members Of
y, ". distinguished family was greatly
In,i,rested N, in Colonial and Revolutionary
,;mes. Provision was made after her
ds,tb that medal should be given in
ssr name 20 some man or woman whose
w,lunps and researches into Colonial
Zines had been of great service to the
city. -. -.
The presentation was made to Miss
f.och. whose Colonial researches are
ridsly known, by Mrs. James Large,
~ho Is president of the ''Ddmes. After
charming little speech Of acceptance
Sv Miss Leach, Mr.. Edwin Swift Balch
snoke A few words of congratulation to
Miss Leach and announcement to the
chanter that It continue to indorse and
help in the development Of any move
,nent TO perpetuate the memory OF Colo
nal foundations in our country.
Only recently the chapter sent a
-.solution to Governor Sproul and the
stste Highway Commission urging that
ne road from Philadelphia to Whining
Ion be named the Governor Printz
Highway" after the first Governor Of
Delaware.
After the presentation and graceful
.peeches and few remarks by Mr..
Thomas Willing Balch, tea was served
IN The beautiful old front room, which
tbe Colonial Danes have furnished en-
trsly with wonderful 'sideboards, table,
chairs, silver and glass which date back
hundreds of years.
TSAW Marianne Harris the other
! day: Harry" as every one calls
her. She was wearing long muskrat
coat and the most attractive light blue
duvetyn hat with turned-up brim OF
cloth OF gold. Inc piue just matcnea
her blue eyes, ana the nay was most
becoming; especially win marry
wavy golden Drown har. Sne IL
working hard at the schooi oI Desisi
this winter taxing up Iashioh'
Several otner girIs are theIe, too'
Charlotte starr; Mary Ernestlne hp,
pleton, Peggy Ferguson ana Anne ana
Peggy Goodeli; Shariotte tolnouh'
Dickis NewDoId Coihoun SISTER I'm
law, used to go there' put sne won
scholarship ana IL nov stuaylng IN
London ana farls' she Is attractive
and very clever. ,
In Rittenhouse square the other day
Teddy Smythe. in his baby coach. He
IS tqe son OF louise Ashnursi snytne
ana Butter emythe, ana mas tne cutest
SAck eyes aIu iots oi na'r. wnlch 10
elask, 700. MS huh., ClaTit Smstne,
MS goumother' 50 ne wiz oe y Vtry
wei Drought- up Young h'sH. LOUISE
ahu buIier are hving III Mrs' hsh
harSt mouse AZ 700 hocusI street
Wniie Mrs' Ashhurst IS ABROAD.
THERE'S to be another big ball to-
l night. The Graham Dourhertys
are giving it Mt the Bellevue. Stratford.
and il is for isabel Frazer. Mrs,
Doughcrty's Younger sister, who is
debutantc this season. There are sim