Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-21

.,,,rod by the Robert Leaning
p,nomcrys TO he given through the
h', hon's Ior their daughter. Helen Hope
sc.,nomery, scas,n will be held tonight Mt
mgn's Sn.sson their home In Nillanova.
cas- introduced at n tea held on
hopesad Of September. and number OF
tne -oa bovc been given for her by her
dlets dlnnetts but tonights will be the first
dansue. me-. Nontromcrys' hou'c lends Itself
.Lnn.;fnIly TO entertaining. They have
peu., large room which Is virtually a
s.,lroom and then several wide, beau
.,h,i ps rooms which all open into each
.,iu .,bsr. Hope is certainly the most st. en-
ssssrtained Of the buds this year. lhefc
save boen dinners ana dlhh'r -uhnres
baye .hootre pnrties for her, and next
a, anu nortics VIII be given in her honor
weeI tbo r r, Dewitt Cuylcrs and the
T,ran T , Drcxela. on the 10Th and 9TH,
resrb TrScre viii be several dinners before
,,n dance tonight. The Frank Tracy
HInNt;s",oids Int will give dinner for Bunny
T.Orv and Mary Carroll Spencer: the
William Wallace Atter1urys are enter
NM ",,i," for Liz. md Marie Louise
laaoms Is having a dinner ut the Phi n
SOirbi, Country Club. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tenrr Pcprcr Nauy were to have en-
,artaincl before the dance, but owing
"a rho rcrrnt loath of Miss Meta \auX
choir invitations were recalled.
uIrRE'S another dcbutantc to be
rpckoncd. did you know it? Con,
.,,nco snow. She is 10 be introduced
nm November 81 by her mother, ,. Mrs:
A. c, lie B. Snow, at their hone' 3Ilo
West Penn street, Germantown. MIS-
snow had been ill all of last winter
..urnsd ~ from Belgium about year
..ro"Hand il is only in the last month
,tst she has recovered her heath. For
,h;s NE ranson Constance DEBUT was not
announced before.
Constance is sister of Marian Snow:
rbo married Philip Stocver. ana or
Inpo Snow, whose husband is Fernand
pnternotte, of Belgium, but who 1!
living in New York. Mrs. Edward
T'roth. of Germantown. is n sister OF
Mrs Snow and, therefore. Constance
aunt Besides the tea there VIII Dc
several other parties for this latest OF
the debutantcs.
TALwAYS enjoy seeing the new
i styles. At the Bryn Mawr Horse
Show and Mt the teas we get IN oopor-
mnity to see the latest in afternoon
dresses and on Wednesday. Mt tn" Rose
Tree races. the newest in fur coats was
on view. And fur coat must have hcnn
very welcome in that biting breeze. My
but 1t was cold However. til" weather
was 50 wonderful. and the country 50
beautiful. that TO one minded.
OF course. seal. beaver and raccoon
Ctill nnniIlDr llIWin
by the Rose Tree. but moleskin and
earacul seem to be the latest. saw
Mrs. Thomas Dolan. Sd, who was Edith
Hutchinson, wearing n stunning cape
Of moloskin. with wide kolinsky COL
lar She was watching the races from
the back Of her cnr. which had its top
down, and she looked very well. a me-
dium size hat of crrise felt completed
her costume. Another handsome MOLE
skin cape was worn by Jane Hepburn.
It was made with long vertical strips
of the molesliin scwed together and was
finished with n collar of the same fur.
With it she wore small black hat Of
pannc velvet.
Mrs. 4. J. Antclo Devcreux wore an
awfully good looking coat of light gray
caracul which came Just lcl"w her hips,
q very fashionable length just now.
black velvet hat. blnck skirt and gray
stockings and slippers completed her
outfit which was most becoming.
Though the majority seem to dress
Is much for races and horse shows as
they do for teas these days great
many smart people still aDnenr IN
srort clothes. saw Alix Dolnu and
on Wednesday together. Alix wore a tan
tweed coat, q yellow felt hat and II
yellow muflicr and Kitty n large tan
polo coat and dark blue cloth hat.
Another girl who wore tweed was
Mary DobSon Norris. She arrived in n
brown suit and small brown hat, though
later in the afternoon as it grew co'der.
she put on n racCoon coat. She was with
Kitty Knight and Peggy Rosengarten.
Peggy looked we'll in large black
satin hat trimmed on the right tall
trimming to be stylish. is on the right
now, with bunch of gardcnias, and II
gray tweed coat which had collar Of
ra"cnOn.
Kitty wore a dark blue duvetyn coat
with wide sleeves covered with Chinese
"nbroidcr! in reds and blues, and
small black felt hat which had for its
" Iy trimming black bow and two
crystal hat pins.
7 AM glad the time has come around
4 again for the exhibitions at tho
Academy Of the Fine Arts aren't you?
] 'o enjoy those private view nights,
fnd there are to BE- such interesting
chapcroncs for the first one this year
which is to be held on November /.
NJ fewer than three brides OF the
year are among them. They are Mrs.
arthur Nillicrs Morton, who was Miss
Esther Lloyd. and who was married in
July; Mrs. John o. Platt, who you
II,,memb.r was Miss Mary Page, and
SlrS' Phil Price. who was Miss Sara
Harrison. The others on the commit
zee are Mrs. George Bartol. Jr.. Mrs.
hadrIytc Furncss, Mrs. Thomas s.
Yates. Mrs. Joseph Wharton Iippin-
tott, Mrs. Alfred Stengel and Miss
Anne Welsh Strawbridgc.
niD you know that the Plays and
-, ~ PLAYERS have bought the Little
1heatre! There has been much talk
toout it for several years and debate
fs TO whether they should buy or should
pulld on Ludlow street and finally it
was decided to take the Little Theatre
which IL as you know on De Lancey
street between Seventeenth aud Eight
sshth, and have it for a club house
sna payroom. And it's not talk nor
nphrsay now. They have bought 1t
anu they are in it. The big room up
s,alrs Is already in use for tea and
meetings, and the club nights will
probably start soon,