Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
TLCT GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne attends the Snow and Schsoarss Teas.
She Hears About the Party Civen at the Country
Club for Miss adams

THERE were two pretty teas yester.
dsv afternoon, both Of them out
Germantown S way. Mrs. BROOKS snow
Tssss,,oJuced her youngest dau9hter. Con.
iss,a Issrcc' at their home, S2l6 west renn
...t ...,sst. and the Schwarts twins were
. .iven q tea By their mother: ~ MT. ~.
CHARLES william Schwarts. Jr'' as 'he's
nome home on West Walnut Iane; T.. .,,s,,,,.
W / love to 70 to parties IN the .s suoutCs .ts
st tn% .nows % start. There's tang in
ee.'y, !ss :,r. and when you drive home with
!tens tne i;.hts % peeping out one after another
t1s tM nysr ms ina city It's a beautiful sight.
sIr rorstance o Snow looked very stunning
4. CV" . Gown Of white panne velvet. It
n.: ~ madc with the tight bodice and
Wi. Wy; fnli skirt and q bertha OF lace
T.oo vhov, the shoulders and she held an
seous! !.,bhioned h bouauet. Mrs. Shows
9u 9...s I thought particularly lovely for
gss', w. very unusualness Of the color. 1t
.me .s. made OF dark green velvet and
w"s w"s trimmed with silver lace and silver
s,osh' WI Constance IL q sister Of Mrs:
isSiii pSiiin Stoever and Mrs. Fernand
i,stsrnotte, who were Miss Marian
snow now and Miss Anna Snow, respec.
''sSS; HScut ten Of the seasons buds re.
ceiyed with Constance.
The schwartz twins looked sweet.
They are attractive girls and not ex.
sctly nike, as SO many twins are. Eacn
Sss decided individuality IN appear.
s.s s..' auficr hair than Katherine and
o.. ns~ q nnything. a little slighter, 1t
y, i..m. y TO oT me. fhey have beautiful eyes
S,sdd mi dress exactly alike. There were
about twenty in the receiving party.
IN THE evening there was the dance
l at the philadelphia Country Club
which Mrs. Cyrus Borgner. gave for her
pretty granddaughter, Mario Louise
HSsn,s. HSam Aiken. Mrs. Borsner wore a
beautiful black velvet gown and Mrs.
Aiken. who received with her mother
and daughter, was In cloth Of gold Gov.
cred with gold lace. -.
Ellen Brooke, who has been staying
nm here quite a lot with Marie Louise,
wore nd a beautiful frock Of yellow satin,
Hnd the young guest Of honor. Marie
iouise herself, had chosen an exquisite
frock Of deep orchid colored velvet. EN-.
broidered about the neck and arms with
blue beads and having a blue. beaded
rir,lle, There were about hundred
guests at the affair and 1t was lots of
fun.
AIOW that the cold weather seems to
~ have really arrived. every one is
getting out "the fur coat" and a great
inopy were to be seen on Chestnut
street Yesterday. Mrs. Persifor Fra.
xtr, 3i, the former Miss Ellen Glen:
dnning, wore handsome squirrel
wrap as she went shopping. A small
dark blue fiat hat, trimmed with blue,
shiny feather, completed her costume.
Another good looking fur coat was
seen on Miss Phyllis Walsh. who Is
we'll known as q. tennis player. The
coat was quite long one. and was OF
gray caracul with q collar and cuffs
Of dark brown. With 1t she wore .
stockings and black suede slippers.
There's certainly nothing. like q fur
coat when the winter winds begin to
blow.
DOLLY went with mother to see
Aunt Mary. They stayed a couple
Of hours and were about to leave when
Aunt Mary suggested taking Polly back
20 the pantry with her to find some
cookies. Polly skipped along very will l..
ingly. and while the cookies were found
and made ready to take home Aunt
Mary remarked. ~ am sorry you have
to 60 so soon. dear" oh" said
Polly. II guess it's just as well. cause
Mother told me not to be smart. and
haven't been smart once yet.'
NANCY WYNNE.