Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-28


i cnra cement yesterday afternoon In.
,.rcstcd us all very much. You know,
cams fainily live out In Colorado
springs. but he has been East for some
dime and is engaged in business In
Readins. His fancee is Elizabeth
Hunter, of Reading. a daughter Of Mr..
.rI Nrs. charles Hunter. I have not
moi her myself. but I henr SHE Is most
.t,roctiyc. Sans sisters. Anne ana
Agnes. both came on here from Colo
rnGn Springs to be introduced. and nn.
oth"r sister. Edith. IS to come out
sithrr next season or the one after.
Mrs. Shober was Miss Agnes Hutch.
inson. OF this city. you remember, q
sister OF Mrs. Williun Struthers Ellis.
Wrs l. IOnyngham stevens. MIR. Penn
Srrt,n Hutchinson and Mr.. Sydney
Iint ,hirson. Anne ShOber. Sam y elder
.istcr. was married out West about a
,cor ago, They nrc Il most nttrnctive
FAMILY. and | am always 40 glad when
nov come On here for visits. The
,.ii,n,,r. here does not ngree with Mrs.
Shoh,r, so she stays only n short time
when she visits. IN Colorado Springs
she is perfectly we'll. 40 naturally her
family live there.
r,llE McElrOy tea yesterday after
MN, was n beautiful affair. It was
s.,j ns I told you. at the new club.
Son.c 20 tho pennsylvania Society Of
Ioloninl Danes. on I.atimcr street.
r.Tn rcccrl ion rooms were lovely with
n,,,u,nn leaves and palms for decorn-
tions. whit. quantities of bouquets
Witch hrd brcn sent 10 tho debutnntc
wc,r pIarrd about the rooms.
Mrs. Mcf.l?oy wore beautiful gown
oi blnrk velvet. made with panels ot
,bc same faced with cloth Of silver:
rho skirt was drupcd and fastened ut
tho side with rhinestone buckle; IL
was nice to sec Mrs. Crcnshaw there.
Yon know, she is 1zzie's grandmotner:
md she and her daughter. Miss Fanny
"r",show' lived in this city on DE
ionccy street for many years, but are
now in Baltimore.
Mrs, Crenshaw wore gown or blncH
velvet trimmed with cut steel orha
,nonts. and Miss Fanny Crcnshnw's
dress was also Of black velvet ana
>i;I iE;lisrhe,h.S frock was lovely. IT waH
~ white chnrmcuse. trimmed with ex'
mi; itr Spauisl, lace. which was grace
fully ,lraped at the side ana held III
place with Il motif OF penrls.
About twenty five debu anteS re,
eeiycd, including Dorothy Inxnil nm"
the two Thom girls from lMitllhor..
Mrs. ('renshaw and Miss Crenshaw
comc nm for the event and have been
amending a few days with the McElroys.
THIS afternoon We nav" Fr"h''s
/ Bicknpll's tea. which Is TO bc given
n, her parents house. :,Ol li'Gn,ann
avenue. Chestnut Hill. There VIII pe
nbnut twenty to twenty hve Mep'tnnies
ard Mr.. Samuel Hope Carpenter Will
preside az the tea table.
\ great many Of us wi III have busy
afternoon getting to the races ana
Frnn's tea. for you know there Will bc
Tho rocc meet out at PhOenixvi!le which
Ellen Mary Cassatt has no splendidly
,ncin.rrcI the proceeds of which are
70 hr devoted to the camp fund of the
,;;r, Scouts Of this city. The meet is
unlcr the auspiceT Of the Phoenixvil!e
Hunt Racing Association. and its
roiu, to be great fun. especially the
women $ flat racc. in which most OF our
best cu,icsiriennes are cntercd.
rNCHEONS on Sunday seem 10 be
IL more and more popular rs form
m entertainment. and tomorrow there
will h" several large ones. Mr.. ana
Mrs, S,n,csbury will entertain for DR..
Nnd Mrs. Giuseppe Bnstinnclli Mt
Whi,cmarSh Hall. their country place,
outside nf Chestnut Hill. and Or. and
Mrs. Williams Bildlc Cadwalader Will
give luncheon over at Rndnor. Theirs
will be a drbutantc party and the guest
"f honor will be Marie Louise Adams.
who is the daughter Of DIR. and Mrs.
Thomas q. Aiken. There will be about
thirty guests, most of them debutantcs.
too.
Still another Sunday party. though
this is 10 be an informal tea instead OF
a luncheon. will be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Price Maule at their house
In town at 2ol1 Rittenhouse street to
meet. Mrs. Charles Nelson FELTON,. Jr..
of San Francisco. who Is their guest
over the week .end. Mrs. FELTON, is an
nunt of the Maulcs' son in law, George
Wilcox Mclvpr. lie married Jane
Maulc. as you know. Jane and her hus-
band are spending the winter with her
parents since he has left the navy.
TIVE seen several good. looking cos.
tunes on Chestnut street lately. The
other day I passed Mrs. Nicholas Biddle
who looked stunning IN shades OF brown
md tan. Her large felt hnt was OF tan
lined with dirk brown and trimmed
with wreath Of tan and brown feather
flowers and she wore dark brown
dnvetyn suit. one of those three
piece suits'' which are so stylish now.
end which was made with q dark brown
satin blouse.
Ellen Douglas Lloyd saw the next
afternoon, and she looked unusually
pretty in 4 bright rose -colOrcd wool
knit suit. at lenst i, looked az II it was
made Of that material made with full
hkirt and a short box jacket. With
1t she wore Il small hut to match. She
was with Dorothy Rodgers who had a
good looking dress and hat OF brown.
but the two girls went by SO quickly |
couldn't be sure about the materials.
ELOlSE. who is seven. is n gay. young
~ person; In fact. she is such hand.
ttnl that mother. nfter much thought,
mas decided to send her 10 boarding
school. For Tommy and Jean. aged
fvc and two. respectively. arc about
all She could handle os her rather
rambunct!ous family. Eloise was not
tadIrncd at the prospect. She saw new
worlds I" t"rrorize and already plans OF
head.
Ono afternoon Mrs. Il stopped in 10
ee" lnothcp and willie waiting for her
=" com" down stairs Eloisc undertook
70 entertain her. Said she. "You know
m going to boarding school. and I'm
opposed +" wear dark dresses. dark
sHlrts and dark ribbons. I'm going 10