Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-25
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of the Whelen Dance for Miss
Cerhard-The DeWin Cuylers Entertain
for Debutantes This Evening

y,HE whelens' dance at Green Hin
Farms. Overbrook, last night for
T,sncea Gerhard vas a beautiful af-
Lir. There were about 200 guests
sitoeethcr. and autumn leaves and flow
S,s we're used TO decorate the room.
flr. and Mrs. Gerhard received with
Wr, and Mrs. Whelen and Frances.
The debutantc looked ycr! sweet In
sro,L NJ silver cloth with a blush cast
- color. You know the latest material
- cold or silver cloth with silk threads
= Contrasting colors.. Frances had blue
,Srosds in hers and Hone Montgomery s
trock on saturday night had blue tinges,
.oo II is not the colored metalline
msterial which was much In vogue a
Ssr years ago, but the much richer
Soth of silver or god. e.,
nrD you know there ia to be n meet
u ing Of the Junior Club Of the Sea-
mons Church Institute Mt Mrs. Aleck
Van Rensselaer's hou'c todny ut >
s,clock? Be sure to note the hour for
tbc meeting, because q wee bird whis-
csred 70 mo that whoever sent out the
Invitations forgot TO say at what time
4 would be. You know the Junior Club
a. The institute Is planning to have an
affair at the Bellevue Stratford on
December 4. 3. o and n. (; to DC called a
small shop" and they are to have for
,sle nil kinds Of thing. II sounds In
teresting to ME. and J. really think the
womcn who are working for the Sen.
mems Institute. both the older and
mp;or committees. deserve the greatest
c,.dit for their persevering work.
STOPPED In at the Bellevue-strat.
| ford for luncheon on Monday and
..w 'su sucb n pretty group Of debutantes
'uncbins there With Mrs. William Nc.
Idoo and her daughter Peggy: who, by
the % wsy, Is being introduced this after
rn,n at a tea, Mrs. McAdoo gave tho
!nncheon Tor the receiving party,
mnder tand. Elizabeth Sitter was among
.hs guests and looked perfectly lovely
in a frock Of dark red Persian silk and
a turban Of the some shade. Elizabeth
has such q smart air and is 30 good
looking.
rous and attractive manner ana is
very popular. Another gtri at the
luncheon was Kitty Peace. She wore q
Ssy nit Of some soft material trimmet!
ri,b undyed ceracul. Her hat was OK
ths same colorings and was quite Turk
inn In its foldings about her head.
Sue looked stunning.
nESIDES the McAdoo tea this after
. noon at the Bellevue, there will BE
the dinner dances which the ]. Dewitt
Cuylerq will give for Mary Gcary ana
Hope Montgomery out at their home IN
Havcrford. You know, the, Cuyiers
honse has large rooms on the first floor.
all opening Into each other, and there
ia one very large one for balls, so they
cnn well give dinner dance IN thelr
own home.
think Il + we'll 70 entertain at home
II one hrs large enough house. and
vet II IS 81 much less trouble to give 4
party ut Il club or hotel. You have none
If the necessary confusion OF prcpara-
don or clearing up, and you return
home to find everything as you !eft II,
and In. party n success at the hotel.
Well, It's Eard to say which is best, or
rather better, Is 1t not:
r HEAR the Musical Art Club will
l give reception tomorrow evening to
walter DamroSch and his assisting
artists after tho performance Of the
new lOrK symphony OIChcHtin. Ane
Invitations name half after 10 O'Clock
Tor the reception. The club ia Mt ISL
Ranstead street, you know, between
Chestnut and Market streets of
Eighteenth. 1t sounds like delight
ful affnl? TO me and I Go i,t intend to
miss It, assure you.
LNATIlE1t and mother took Hope down
L the river on the boat one day this
fa'l Hope is five. you know, and much
Interested in all that goes on. Every
Sunday, for instance, and every eve
ming sla tnust see the funny pages in
the papers. And "SkceziX' and tho
rest of them arc her great friends.
Well, tho boat ride went beautifully
and. as you know. there are several
stops OH the way. Suddenly, as the
boat was about to dock Mt one city, the
mon called loudly, Chester, Chester. V
Into Hopes face crept look of utmost
aston!shment and delight. and then,
jumping up and down with Joy, she ex :
claimed: Chester! Oh: Oh! Now
vii SOC Chester Gump.'
NANCY WYNNE,