Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-01

= Asr night there were any number
IL ~ Halloween parties. and every one
N.d 4 wonderful time. ,,. -.
T,he most important and lareest W ~
a. The debutantes. ana was sivenes esT; ~
M. and Mrs. William Ulassow wh,.s ~ S.e; Is
eountry place At FiorrtoWSni, 1tSSSin.t~n ~n'eu .nS
just between Fort WasninS'o" ""'
cnfs. H;Ss marty was for Bunny Geary. one
- ths ns most popular Of all the debs,, and
,,o. .n" iots of fun. The Glasgows have
a. attractive big house, and 1t was
Ss.,roted inside with all sorts Of au.
s.rn foliage and flowers, and filled with
" nro,vd gay with fancy costumes. Tne
ss.rtv was masked one rs well. which
p.dc n nil the more interesting.
Ths costume OF Bunny Genry, the
.rest of honor. was perfect. 10u com
e ,,moo,ne what she went as--a bunny. Sne
rorc white with long ears IineG Win
r;nk. A fuzzy tail and huge whiskcrs'
nd. to make 1t look more RABBIT IKE.
her face was painted white, Win Diack
and pink spots on her nose.
One Of the handsOmest costumes Was
vnrn by Helen Hope Montson.ery., Shc
s"nnhire. studded with emera!ds. made
v}tk long boomers and a girdle Of gold
cloth. Her headdress was also OF go.d.
vith green dragon embroidered acrVss
the front. .,. s,.
,sh costume of red velvet, veiled IN
Siock lace and black lace mantille,
~hich was most becoming to her dark
Ssir nnd complexion. Lucylle Austin
looked cute as a powder. puff girl III
mink satin edged with white swans
Dawn. Neo Strawbridge was attractive
a Red Cross nurse, and Letitia Ian
= dreth, or Tish. as every. one calls her:
wore pretty old fashioned dress el
Niue silk, with looped skirt ana fui'
6eu, The bodice was tight IN the oid.
fsshioned style and she wore ntne
lace cap. There were great many
moro fascinating costumes ana lots OF
ssntlemen as sheiks and toreadors, and
sven one as a girl, and a very con-
vincing girl he n.ado.
nHERE we're lots Of parties fof tho
2 i younger set last night, too. MT.
and Mrs. Benjamin West fraxer sasS;
one for their daughter Anne, MI. .;nM, anu
Mrs. Sydney Hutchinson entertained
for Nathalie. Mrs. John Barnes enter
tsined for her daughter Sara Mary. MT.
and Mrs, Isaac II. Clothier, Jr., gave
ono for Catherine, ana for the very
small people Mrs. Flo Rivinus gave
narty in the afternoon In honor OF her
daughter Marion.
The one which Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wright Crawford had planned for their
ANAL son had to be called OF because
Andrew Jr. was taken down with the
measles.
NAN you realize that today is the
~ 1st OF November? The autumn
seems to have flown and the teas still
viepr. p VI This afternoon Alice Marston
will make her debut and this evening
Mrs. Edward Ephraim Ball will give
4 dance at the Merton Golf Club to
Introduce her daughter, Mary Virginia.
There will be several dinners before
The dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Marston will
give one for their daughters receiving
party after her tea, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert X. Benedict Will entertain for
their daughter, Alice. and Mrs. Joseph
Echenck will give dinner at tho Merton
Cricket Club for Mary.
Tonight. too, there will be dance
1t Jenkintown, Mr.. Clement Buckley
Newbold will give one for his younger
daughter Anna, at the CrOsSwickS
House, his country place out there.
Anna made her debut last winter. and
! imagine the crowd at her dance will be
slightly older than at the Balls party.
Annals sister. Mrs. Stephen Colhoun,
will probably have lot Of her friends
there, too.
I'VE been hearing a great deal about
/ the bazaar and dance which is to be
held In the ballroom Of the Ritz this
Saturday. Mrs. Thomas Potter Ia in
charge Of the affair which Is being
given by tho Philadelphia Auxiliary
Of the Southern Industrial Educational
Association.
There will be some interesting tables,
especially the doll table where there will
be- all size dolls. foreign dolls and
collection Of bridal dolls. There will
also be fashion show. several musical
numbers and exhibition dancing, and
u tho evening q large dance.
NANCY WYNNE.
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