Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-04

ooo4 Dc Lanccy place. from 4 until Z
o'clock. md n dinner afterward for
the receiving party.
Among those who will receive will
Se Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke, Mrs.
charles Morris Young, Mrs. George
Harrison Fisher, Mrs. Albert Pepper
Gerhard, Mrs. r.. Duncan Whclen.
Mrs, william Howard Hart, Miss 7.
Gibson Mccall, Miss Henrietta Meade,
Mrs, Andrew W. Porter. Mrs. Lang.
horne Bullitt Dick and Mrs. Caspar
=, Goodrich. Of Princeton.
Some of the debs who will receive
also will be Dolly Duane, Liz How.
lard, Maud Harrison, Mary Carter.
C,,ay rurncss, Norma Grey, Isabel
Frazer and Mary Carroll Spencer.
rONlGHT there will be a reception
/ and private view at the Academy OF
thc Fine Arts Of the twentieth annual
.xbibition of water coolers and the
twenty first Of miniatures. The host
o,scs will be Mrs. George Il. Bnrtol,
Jr.. Mrs. Radclyffc Furncss. Mrs.
Thomas $, Gates. Mrs. Arthur V. Nor.
ton, Mrs. Joseph Wharton Lippincott.
Mrs. John o. platt, Mrs. Philip Price,
Mrs. Alfred Stengel and Miss Anne
Welsh Straw bridge.
Tor the dcbutnntcs there will be two
email dances, one Mt Devon and one III
Chestnut Hill. katherine lea, whose
p.arriag, TO Woody Hancock will take
placc on December . will give dance
for her r.ece. Sarah Hudson, at the
Leas' place, West Thorpe. Devon.
There will be just fifty guests.
The second party will be given BY
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Il. Newbold, Jr.,
for Mrs. Ncwbold's sister. Agnes Var.
nall. This will be Il dinner dance,
heur. and u small party. too.
doggy LOGAN looked very we'll ut
L her tea yesterday. Her mother. Mrs.
Samuel :. Logan. gave 1t In Chestnut
Hill YOU remember. Peggy wore white
brocaded georgcttc. which was mrapeu
hnd caught on the left side with an
ornament Of iridcsccnt beads and was
made with n gird!e Of the beads. Mrs.
Logan wore gowT OF orchld.color
brocndo velvet.
The dresses were equally pretty at the
dance in tho evening. At the party
which NJ. Morris Wood gave for Dolly
Duane. Dolly wore lovely dress Of
silver brocadc which was made long
and plain and had girdle Of light blue
beads. Mrs. Duane looked handsome in
coral chiffon velvet.
The William Rollins dance ut the
Radnor Hunt lMr. Woods was ut
Green Hill Farms,. was most attrac-
tive. and tn" rooms were beautifully
decorated with autumn flowers. Mary
Carroll Rclin. the guest Of honor. wore
q becoming dress of white chiffon velvet
trimmed with pearls, and her mother.
black chiffon velvet with touches Of
silver. There were about 300 guests in
cluding many from out of town, among
whom were Princess Bertha Canta-
cuzcnc. Sprransky. daughter NJ Prince
and Princess Michael Cantacuzcnc. L.
Spcransky. Of Washington. and Mrs.
Ralph Hudson Plumb and Josephine
Dadmun. of Buffalo. respectively aunt
and cousin of Mary Carroll.
TlIESE days the dcbutantes Of last
l. year and the year before are not
thumbs. but are doing all sorts Of re.
markab1c and interesting things.
I've just heard that Polly Raynrd,
who was II deb Of year before last, Is
going down TO Sewnnce. Tenn. to teach
the mountain whites. at least she and a
friend of hers from Boston, Margaret
Barbour. think her nam" Is. are going
to help at school down there which Ia
run by the Sisters of st. Mary's School
At Peckskll. \. y. where both girls
were students. However. they expect
TO bc th"rc only until Christmas and
after that they are going abroad.
Anothcr girl who came out two wears
ego. Mary sitter. is n coed at Penn,
where she IS president of the sopho
more class. Mary is the daughter Of
Mrs. Barry Sitter and her sister. Eliza
, beth. is among the buds this season.
Mase Stewart. who also has debu
'Hnte sister this winter. Lille Stewart,
Is taking course in short story writing
at Temple with Gertrude Graham. and
both girls are much interested in It
Hlalslc has been so successful that She
mas virtually had a story accepted,
much to cverybody's excitement.
THE Charity Ball sounds fascinating
this winter. The pageant before
hand is TO be n medley of modern
musical comedies which ought to be
lu,'' Nnappy. AS usua! there will be
'"nr Gr"nnH each Of which will rppre.
sent a different show. Tho dancers in
the jefferson Hospital set will hp from
TIE "Chanyc Sours," the Woman,
Hosn!tnl will be the Xiegfeld dancers
ne Hahncmann Hospital wiz he fronI
,sally and the University Hospital vii
% Good Morning. Dearic." 1t should
oe great. Thcrc will be fifty dancers in
sach set wit two additional leaders
ahd the rehearsals, which. though
suehuous, are always lots of fun, viii
rcsg,n ut the Bellevue soon. under
nnurHe nI Morgan who, as ever. is the
pEouucer and author Of the pageant.
THE nincty.fourth annual autumn,
1.o Hover show will be held at th'
MH:a1uenly OF Music on next Tuesday
wednesday and Thursday. and thor,
VIII be sll sorts OF wonderful flower
on view. "'"'''
..,iihe show will be especially inter,
sstlhg this year on account of tho 60
operation Of the Garden Club of Amer
!ca' the Philadelphia branches of whirI
are the Philadelphia Garden CIub
Who," president is Mrs. Rayard Honry
.ae " eeders, under Mrs. Howard Wood
ot HTonshohocken, and the Gardeners
"t montgomery and Delaware Counties
SSndcr Mrs. William IT. Elliott. Tin
WSTcletE OF Little Gardens. of whicl
:i,a Shhrlcs Davis Clark is head. vii
sraphic exhibits. '"''' l'"''o
There will be classes fn. n i.io.