Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04

ET1 wilmer Biddle last night was 9
J:.,,,, y, oHair. II was held in the
eeaqth hs,Iroom at the Ritz. Carlton and
Jun'or; ";r"n Tor Mrs. Biddle's daughter,
w Gordon, and for Film Mackay:
v v YORK. and Dorothy Haxal!. OF
M,.,e'orc MM,e" virginia Gordon has been
ba!. baun nerfectly wonderful time this
nsvns for shc has gone out as much In
..imore i az in this city. and she's SO
p.r.nt;ve she's asked to everything.
mssrs were a great many dinners last
4 IN Tho Sydney Hutchinsons enter:
nHssd for their niece. Cintra E!lis: and
wineIT eITobS Cadwaladers entertained tor
" . Hart, the William Harts'
se.stsr sesSs Another dinner was. given by
ssus.nd Mrs. Bob lie Conte for Lydia
~ MM..s;sr and still another for Evelyn
4 vNs"s.on ot which the Dorr Newtons
U s hosts. Mrs. Newton was Inez
r.v,on md ia a first cousin OF Eve
father. Robert MASSEY Drayton..
w Tts Henry Afichclls entertained for
AZ. Heckschcr and Barclay McFad-
T"' whose engagement, you remember,
VII snnounccd a. few weeks ago, and
~. we're several other parties as well.
'pTr TSsre we're about two hundred guests.
ns ~ them debutantes and others
S,.sds ~ Mr. and Mrs. Biddlc. Mrs.
p;Sdin received the guests in the ante
n., D IN the ballroom. She looked ex.
.ssr,c,y handsome in a gown OF gold
WI hiuc brocade. Her two daughters,
Ana and Virginia. the latter the debu.
s.sts were cxquisitely gowned In velvet
1910 Anne's was orange colored and
vir.inia's was rose pink, trimmed with
AiSon. Film Mackay, who Is Mr..
SSsrencc Mackay's daughter. You know.
v"rs a white frock. and Dorothy Hex.
III Tho other guest Of honor with Ellin
snd virginia. looked sweet in a. gown
a. b,ue brocade. Supper was served at
1916.
AR, DE WITT CUYLER and Mr..
wi Wilson Catherwood have been down
I /, Pain Beach on a trip and the Ed.
",rd Stotesburys gave a luncheon. in
,hsir honor at ri Mirasol. their Palm
rsscb estate, on Thursday. Mr.. John
All and Mrs. George McFadden were
sIso G among the guests at the luncheon
and the Il. Clarence Jones. Mrs. Ed
vsrd Thomas, Mrs. J. Kearsley Mitch.
iii. Mr.. Stotesbury's daughter, and
several other men and women.
A great many Philadelphians are in
Palm Beach. The William Wardens. Of
Germantown. have gone down to their
villa and Brownie Warburton is there
with her cousins. the Gurnec Munns,
and the Joe Wideners left yesterday
for that resort.
7 HEAR that Charlie Morgan is as.
! sisting Virginia Sterry in New York
IN the production Of ''En Casserole
which the alumnae of Miss Spence's
school will give on Valentine Dny.
also hear that Julia Stanley and Marie
IAary are to give dance called Pep
and Ginger and I'm wondering If it's
The same dance that Kitty Coke. now
Mrs. Andy Porter. danced last year at
The Talk Of the Town.
You remember it. don't you? Kitty
vas dressed in brilliant red and had
small hat like red pepper on her
hair. She turned the most wonderful
cartwhcels you ever saw. cant think
who Ginger was in that dance. Teddy
Browning's name is somewhere in the
back Of my head but could not swear
10 II.
| suppose il Charlie Morgan starts to
running dancing in New York. we won't
have him over here much. though I doubt
II the Charity Ball would let him 20
without good sized fuss. And, Of
course. he's got to tcacn the Mask and
Wiggers to dance for their annual
show. SO we won't let him lose us.
Charlie Morgan and George Kcndrick
were among the best dancers the Mask
and Wig ever produced.
THE General Dabney Maury Chapter
1 Of the Daughters of the COnfederacy
Will have its luncheon today in the
palm room Of the Bellevue Stratfcrd for
the new president. Mrs. Francis I. du
Pont. There will be- about thirty women
present, among them Mrs. Archibald
Barklie. Miss Caroline Sinkler. Mrs.
James lIalscy. Mrs. Harrison Taylor,
Mrs. Heron Crosman and others whose
names do not recall.
WllAT a smart hat Mrs. Fitz. Eugene
W Dixon is wearing these days. ]
saw her at tho Morning Musicale last
Monday. The hat is a sort of mustard
coored one Of. duvctyne with a high
crown and small brim rolled on tho left
SIDE and tilted jauntily on the right.
where smart feathtr.is placed at a
dashing angle.
UNIT MOLLY went to spend the
"A afternoon with her small niece and
nephew while mother went shopping.
NE played exhaustively. all afternoon
thinking IL necessary to entertain the
two continuously. Finally Edith. who
nad played enough even for her taste.
looked at her aunt and remarked
'oh. lets stop, Auntic: won't YOU
never grow up?' NANCY WYNNE.