Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
! TIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Speak: Of M, and Mrs. cloy'ons' Dance
"' Tk;, Evening-She Tells Of Miss Morgan's Tea
and of the autumn Ball on November 2l

.,r s,,t biz dance Of the season viii
~ IT," r,oce tonight Mt the NitA
1 take All rI a great many dinners anu
Carlton. " "r,;cs have been arranged pe.
theatre p"T1lh Tho jnncc will be given Dy
fore H., atrs. Paul Clayton Tor the'r
NJ. ana laughter, Barbara.
deoutahh..e. !. -. every one calls her. made
"baos, ~ , ron which her parents
htf osv"o em october IS at their pace ai a.,
ee e.S =" md IL very attractive ana
HavsI,o's She will also BE- the guest OF
spor A, n dance when "Sf IT. o n"inb
= 'jS, .isr and sister. Mr.. ana in. MIS-. ~ ' ~
T.,is' will give on N2ycmoer OVEN, T,,,,h - a.
z. as'Wv Wv,itemarsh Valley nant .,,o H'uU; .,:rou
'D1 ronr the parties before Tue ... aamce
Au'J; timer which NJ. and Mrs: Eraw'
~ ea Madeira will give for Ln Ny hi
iofS i,.v SM Mr. and Mrs. William wal
;s.O ,e.ouiIIt,t iIIt,terbury's dcbutnntc dnught,er,, , #,
Iacs . iinncr and thea r. party wnicn
s sno srJ Mrs, Howard Scavrr VIII give
Mr' ~" ,%sir debutnntc daughter. Sue
iSt i.,,nnn ."v THE Sewers dinner Will be
[" a. sne and ne Mrs. Walter Wnring Hop.
WI. WI. wil, give n dinner for Dolly
kinson snJ J Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbert
Da,"s, se,,,srtoin for Marguerite Boyle.
wi, wy smo hsr dinner will be one which
s..l s%.u.nJs Borton's parents, Mr.: anu
s;e. T'r Gaoree wills BortOn. will give In
s.o", ; n joy Drew. Bear. 80
ho1S. ~. =. vnonular Anne II. Townsend will
.,.o have q dinner given Tor ,,,! ner u!
H. I and Mrs. Henry Howard Ellis9n ~,
% ,h.ir country place. Cremonn, nt Brin n
Wswr. Il would seem as II tne oeoS
.S 100 soinr to have full evening.
MIR Morcans' tea yesterday after
,oo, WIS interesting. and the BAY
- % %R"wies' house in Chestnut lilll,
a.... sIu =. Tho pnrty was given. was
crowded with Morgan ana bairH rrm, e;u :,
,ir,s Mrs. Morgan was MISS Mhr" I
Rsir]) and lots Of pretty deDutantes;
Elizabeth, the guest of honor, looksa
,sry sweet In n dress OF silver orocaue
and white tulle. made on plain llnes.
Shs @ carried a bouquet OF small PINK
,o,ebuds un. and white violets. 1t was inc
.i IN of her two small brothers, Reed,
jr., and Charles. -
Wrs Morgan wore n handsome gown
n metallic cloth of steel gray and gold
M %.ds with train which fell from the
'houlders, A dinner and dance fol-
Iowsd for the receiving party.
Mary Schenck will make her debut
,his At ,ernoon at a ten which her father,
Mr. Joseph Schenck, will give Mt Green
iiiill i Farms. The receiving party will
be Elizabeth Rowland, Norma Grey,
sara Baily, Werner Peterson. Eliza.
t.tb Panccast Hucy. Peggy McAdoo,
Annette Sprankle, Mary Virginia Ball,
Elizabeth Pancoast, Betty 1lctherins-
ton. Elizabeth Casanavc and Mary
Carroll Roln.
TYAvE you heard Of the new dance
II which is to be held on November
2l2 /, Is to be called the Autumn
Bail, and will take place Mt the Bel
ieyue.. The affair is under the auspices
of the Taylor Il. Walthour Post No.
82 Of the American Legion. and Sem
stor George Wharton Pepper is the
honorary chairman. a number OF
prominent men and women are in.
telssted in the party and there Is a
long List Of patronesses.
NANCY WYNNE.