Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-11

<suANGES in style are so marked
,nt, rc,~ It's fairly hewildering Mt
.n ,,,,o thc tennis at Mannheim and
place outdoor affairs to sec the cos
tunes. ,,oided tendency toward
Ihc'' Russian. Blouses with odd
fhinss ore very much in vogue and real
sKii,s stirts are SO long that the de-
! ,os .nv look several years older than
nu'n"; ,u s;Ster buds of last season.
thsrr ,o,o dresses of knitted wool arc
.,,o VIZ, in Paris, and some OF the girls
tne 'hs hoyo inst come back from sea
Nno sncnt over there are wearing them.
eh ~ n,ening day at tennis ] scarce
vh ,ognized ,u1 Georgiana Harris. in q
iong skirted frock Of bright blue
ssin. wool which was made with
i,.s thl..'s s,rines of white around the skirt
.ni,. .hrce white stripes around the cape
ui,h wy was of the same material. Her
Sn,'~ ,ros Of grosgrain ribbon. judge
hai ,.nS tho exact same shade as tho
snu And YOU know how pretty
Iroesr;. looked for she has the most
u..uderrul golden hair and blue eyes
NvaI WI ia altogether most charming in ap-
.ronce. snu Bunny Gcnry with her snap
pa hlack eyes, bright color and brown
R.Is Tas A striking contrast to Georgic.
na, i she too, wore frock and cape
a.. an - brilliant orange wool, the cape
S, S.,rs anishcd with a collar Of gray an
u.,e o. He hat was OF gray georgette
vi bad long ends Of the gray hanging
down on the shoulder.
THE sewell girls, Annabelle and
| Eleanor. who are daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs William Sewell and cousins
~ Helen sevell. who married Henry
Cn,., Jr.. on Saturday. wore very
striking and unusual frocks at the ten
ris Annabelle will be coming out next
war. In understand, but Eleanor has
stlI several years to wait.
Innabelle wore one OF the new
k,ouses OF grey knit silk embroidered in
add figures. a sort OF brocade material,
ana her skirt was Of turquoise blue
,weed. A semi sports hat OF grey straw
wss worn with the costume, and 1t was
trimmed with turquoise and yellow
hird.
rray checked silk. and her skirt was a
sort Of mustard color. Her hat was
A model of gray and mustard change
abe silk. You have no idea how very
smart they both looked. Their mother.
you remember. was Miss Annabelle
McCreary. a sister Of Mrs. Hal Parr
u Baltimore. She Is n very beautiful
woman, so her daughters come by their
looks naturally. Their aunt, Mrs.
Charlie Borie. who was Miss Helen
sewell. Is to my thinking one OF the
very handsomcst women in Philadel-
phla.
livery year for the last two seasons
II some one has gotten the idea
Gwledys Hopkins Is TO make hcr debut.
So far no I can find out. no ono can
tell where said rumor starts. Certainly
not from Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Heck
scher. Gwladys' stepfathcr anG mother.
for the simple reason that Ewladys is
still a schoolgirl and not eighteen years
old vet. She was only about fourteen
when her mother married Mr.. Heck
scher. but somehow the idea got about
that she would come out with Rita.
who was introduced two seasons ago.
Well, It's oil nonsense. anyhow. She
may not even come out n"Xt year. She
Is going TO school at Dobbs Fcrry.
Dorothy Clothier, also, is not to be pre-
Hnted this year. as had been announced
on several occasions, She is going to
spend year in Paris at Mile. Moos'
School. l say a year in Paris. but you
know the pupils in that school travel
about while stud yng. spending part OF
tie year in Paris, part in Southern
France. part in Spain and Italy.
Dorothy Cothi9r is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris i Clothiar and a
Hstsr Of Emily Clothier. who married
Fred strawtridge. and Of Lydia CLOTH
!r, who came out last year. Katherine
Rodgers. Mrs. william Donncr s second
daughter, is a great friend of Dorothy
Nothier. and she. too, is going TO Paris
for a year at Mile. Moos' School.
Louise Dixon is another who was to
have been introduced this wear and will
not make her debut. Her father, Mr..
I. Henry Dixon, died about two months
40, and Louise has naturally decided
not to go out.
pICHARD was running along the
As beach barefooted and in bathing
toss. and only now and again would he
run Into the water. and then only up
10 bis ankles. Uncle Charlie. who was
Watching the antics Of the Young man,
called to him: II thought you said you
could swim $50 ! cam affirmed
loung nephew. "Wrll, why don't you
out and show me?' asked his doubt
ing uncle. II would. only daddy says
not 10 so out fnr. cause it's Ike this.
Ssee: Only one half Of me can swim. +"
NANCY WYNNE.