Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22

. uAVE some news 10 lmpart 10 you'
M M ;..s not an engagement. nor q
No. ..r 60, n new bnll OIL the
Sedding date' HUI 49,, A.. a.h,,-
horizon. It's the TACT that 'nv "e'.
..,,o tens are almost over after the
"n,o ~. ot s,x this week. There are
oyaIahcsse ~ ~ next week and three or four
severe ,vr ,'orth of December and then
IN the 'n,.o a,J "Finis."
We GU" q. scems to me that Is n piece Of
And H., !. neis ~ - docs not strike you no.
!evs, s'eh dsors. Ills going 10 tens day
Sor, w M natter how pretty they
eiter uas' COT % to be n bit n,onotonous.
sfe' o0e' '' ~ -
~-nvEyER that may be, I did enjoy
...,sr,,ov.s ton at the Acorn Club,
TOR tna. I,v VIZ .hrne no. debutnntes nt once. Tint
meant tnrse s, sI sraIat,ons M to talk TO. 80 it
mothers ana ..ras,,ms re,at,vS Ai"rsaret Newiin.
Wss in' ,ha Richard Ncwlins' daughter.
who oM.nj IA tne I srnm the Winsor Schooi
vas sruu.'''Sh Shs Is very attractive and
looked sweet Yesterday IN wn'' simne SgSS
al oeadeu 'roc" ~ " :.
Nnss;; Tssi;;,ohe,h Sitter, the second dehutante
nsau, L,sSah Tho ron wns oiven. ia a daueh.
llewellyn Barry q former rn'isoel' M,.
Rhian VINO s,.os How ,s e er.,st,c ond ia n
Elizabeth siser Is ,a,,i % Snh.oi unu rhs.." :"
Sraduate OF SnaHy I'll nnia,sS sbIv. ASvn,,, ho,-
nut HI. Sne e., nus aS.s seouS ouS ho,T. ho.seif
and ratGer uaIn & tss,t "u .r.s ' sn,,t 80
very well: Her 'roch . ess MaS = surJ s'u.;, v,
beige chln9n anu "os ""'sneu VIII"
blue brocadcd sssn. A.
Maud harrison, the !nIro Duo at t.e
tea. is the Joseph Herrison' III, ~. 8
daughter ana sister OF MrS; Phillp
Price and MISS Margaretta Harrison.
Her brother zoe IS engased 70 MISS tito
Heckscher. Maud attended tue BALDWIN
School ana later TOOK up special
courses. She was dressed IN white vel.
vet. the skirt slightly draped at the
ode and the upper, part OF the frock
made with q round neck; The dress
had little train and Maud carried pink
roses.
She is very fair, with lovely gold
brown hair, and really / have seldom
seen three prettier girls together. Mrs.
Newlin and Mrs. Barry received with
I oiue oFoeade anu tue latter olack
''''''
ISN'T it nice to hear that Mr.. and
i Mrs. Rertrom T;nninoo.+ hoe. ,
ANAL SOM He was bnrn M Mail, q
Mrs. Linnjncott was Miss Eis;a H.
tbe daughter Of DR.. and Mrs Rart"n
Cooke Hirst, and she made bcr Gnhmt
about two years ago. She ia n nieco of
Mrs I Hntchison Scott Nfrs Frev,;a ~
Dougberty. the late Mr. Howard Snen %
c.r Grabom and nr Inbn T"at Sts. nHsm'
and Is sweet and attractive.
Her husband is the son of Mr., and
Mrs. J. Bertram Lippincott and d
nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison s.
Morris. The new baby Is a nephew of
Mrs. Nicholas Biddle. Mrs. William
Paul O'Neill. Joseph Wharton Lippin,
colt. BAIT IIirst, Jr., and Jack Hirst.
The Bertram Lippincotts have been
living in Chestnut Fill at the corner
u Rex and Seminole avenues. but
somewhere near Bethayres. where The
senior Lippincotts have a country mace.
They live at 1712 Spruce street dur.
Ing the winter.
rAsTHE Christmas s.,s,, ,,,u..,,..
A .,i sa.,. 80 s":, eeaso" approaches
.nd m harsS,s sS,sS ,ra,, ol ialrs; rummage sales
sna "a, ;",D.a. Genen.s crop up day after day.