Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-21

THE rcaccs' party last night was a
u boautiful affair, and Kitty. looked
s.rfcrtly lovely In frock OF white
k..;n yelled In real valenciennes lace
~,,h tho skirt caug ht here ana there
'.ith arrays of gardenins. Kitty has
~,r bair with beautiful auburn tints.
md she has a very pretty hgure ana
ti,s II, herself well. Mrs. Peace wore n
sons no,u, w gown of white velvet and
fatsoJ extremely we'll. The house was
iicso.aarS,cd with autumn flowers and
SSsveg and supper was served after
,,uiJniybt Kitty carried an old fash
Innod bol,uuct-and her other flowers
Scre % simply wonderful.
rbero wcrc several dinners before
No dance. The Boyer Daviscs enter
ani,cd for Priscilla. and the Bill Rollins
Entertained for their daughter, Mary
Corroll Rolin. Still another dinner was
.;rcn by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Lea
Cr their granddaugl ter. Sarah Hudson,
~ New York, who is over here visiting
them.
r HEAR the Ned Crozcrs will come
i over for a month or perhaps longer
tbjs winter, and will give ball for
Tlorcncc Christmas week. You know
thev sold their house at 2126 Locust
strcet last year to the William Coleman
Freemans and have been living in New
York the greater part of the time. Mona
Crozer. who married Neal Wainwright
about n year ago, is at present in Paris.
She and Neal spent a month up In York
Harbor with Mr.. and Mrs. Grocer, and
Hllcd for Europe few weeks ago.
ARE you not wondering what tho
bobbed heads will do now that the
long skirts are really here, for this
season nt least? 1t was all very well
when the skirt was short: somehow
bobbcd hair seemed to go with it, but
how droll It Is with the more dignified
length Of skirt. On every side / hear
the maidcns signing and trying to hurry
tho growing Of their locks. But there s
one thing about it, with little care and
guidance bobbed hair can be trained in
close to tho head and worn with net.
and It will not seem rs IL It were
bobbed, especially if bit of a knot Ia
attached nt the back until the hair is
long enough to wind into n knot of
Itself In Paris you see no bobbed heads,
but the hair is slicked down close to
the forehead and the ears and that gives
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fined into coil at the back Of the head.
nEBUTANTE dates are coming thick
~ and fast. and by now practically
every available afternoon is taken for
coming ont tea. Elizabeth McElroy,
or "Izic." az every one calls her. is
to come out at tea on Friday, Oc-
tober 81. 1t is to be given at the
Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Danes
Of America, in their attractive new
clubhouse at 1850 Latimcr street.
"Izzic'' is very popular and an awfully
nice girl and she is sure to have good
time. Her mother is going TO give a
luncheon for her at the Sedgcy Clut
on November .. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud" PlOwman. of Tuscaloosa. Bryn
Mawr. are planning theatre party and
supper for her on November II. and
there will be lot of other parties.
MARY FLORENCE is four and,
UI having properly pious parents. has
started in attending Sunday school.
The first day she came home with her
older brother and sister. looking deeply
thoughtful. "Wcll,' said daddy. chow
did y"u like it, "Aw right said
Mary Florence. very proud and pleased
"And what did you learn" demanded
daddy. And, replied the much i'm
pressed infant. "to keep quiet
NANCY WYNNE.