Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-05
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Wnm.r;ne Morris engagement T!
w CatnaIS Io Schauensee? Cntharine is
RodolpnHJh u Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
the daus"Sb Sbo came out several years
Morris. is one of the most accom-
ago,s ags,a gnu of the younger girls IN fhi'a'
ddphla. .he wns graduated from spring!
Ane,, ia hsi made her debut she Studied
Slae ~" which she has been most sue
M ~ oven going SO fur as TO nave
cesMu, ~ hcr pictures at the Academy
ever" ,n other exhibitions. lou remem. !.
spa :, .oo that this winter snS nao III
pei; pe,.i;,,t;on % of her own at McCiees. Mha
exnlu''ne nne was pleased with her work.
every hos % also taken up interpretive
sne snso;ns and singing. She has cnarin. %
aanc,i ,oicc. and was one OF the ieaHe, .
ine ~" Win ITniaue Opera Company; IN fact:
O. Lint tar she got It up. and made a great
L. W.; y" h this and last year,
ni iRaklphe Is the son OF baromsss NT;ss
vasOr do Schnuensee, who was MISS
M,vI Me,.I Toland. He was also one St the
.Sing .SHi spirits Of the unique Opera
EsmnSny and has a voice Oh unusual
yS.tirctiop. As far as ! nave nearo'
~ Ante has been set for the wedd'hs'
uoylGHT the Harry Insersoll Post
W ~ tbe American legion is going to
@ "" Jonce at Kugler's. A lot OF
SiyS .tnown men belong to this post,
wei rrent many Of, them are go'nR 70
ana i.nne y s" Some OF the members OF the
the danee tho Inrersolls, William Du
post arf nr Ward Brinton. H. Harri.
bslrisi Smith. : iElliston Morris, Alfred
Tn Tn,,s Charles. \. Fox, Jr., Murray Il.
SSsshs So.ss franklin D'Oller. JAilian> Du
r9E 9EEomi~ht n%d loo, for the "school set
~ ao"ill Eli No the last meeting Of Mrs.
tV, tWn,ts' dancing class at the Bel!evue-
SM,.u.tfori Mu, Iyo,i remember that. this is'
S.'a,diti o. aadtitional meeting to take the place
~ .ho a" one which was omitted earlier
~ tbs @ season. and then for the debut
,.,t"s :. @ Radcliffe Cheston, Jr.. will give
Iance nt the RadnOr Hunt Club IN
son"r m" ~ his sister. in law. Cintra Ellis,
.hs nU attractive daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs:
William Struthers Ellis. Of Fox Hill
Farm, Bryn Mawr. .
nID YOU 20 to the Indoor Horse
| Show Yesterday? 1t was very. in.
,eresting and l saw many people !
knew, though the crowd was smaaI'
iIickie Newbold Colhoun and her sister.
Inna Newbold. who came out this
winter. @ were both there. Mrs. Colhoun
was wearing q pearl gray, sports SUIT;
= small gray felt hat and n. scarf OF
sray Nv fox fur. Anna Newbold was
looking very well In one-piece frock
~ lavender tweed and a gray straw hat
t,,rncd ~ NJ nm off the face. Gray and light
violet were quite the predominating
.oIors s of the opening day. Marion But
% ton who was one Of the aides. wore a
sray sweater. with figures on 1t of
French blue, black and orange. with a
gray felt hat and a gray woolen skirt.
Werner Peterson, who will be one of next
years debs by, the way. was another
side, She looked attractive In n deep
rose. colored sweater. with a tweed skirt
and and hat to match. saw Kitty Knight
Smith and Gertrude Dougherty aiding.
gray and violet, which consisted of a
sray sweater, a violet and gray plaid
skirt and gray felt hat. trimmed with
black coque feathers. OF course, Mrs.
Billie Clothier and Mrs. Dobson Alte-
ed smart in dark blue serge COM
bined with dark blue silk. A large hat
Of, Paisley silk. with a narrow band Of
dark blue silk around the crown, and
tan. .colored coat completed her costume.
Mrs. Altcmus was attractively dressed
in black crepe de chine made on plain
lines and cut round mt the neck. she
wore. too. her usual small close fitting
turban. this one being Of black shirred
crepe de chine.
Anne and Caroline Ashton and DR..
Ashton were all on hand, too. Anne
wore a brown coat, dark blue satin
hat and brown beaver neckpiece, and
both she and her sister seemed to be
enjoying the ice cream cones, sand
wiches and drinks. for every time !
looked at them they were eating. Horse
shows certainly do make you hungry
and the tea room was very popular.
NANCY WYNNE.