Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-26

-,As Il not been a beautiful long
n,,oek .end"? And so much to
..H about and tell. Engagements and
!siinl !sils and wedding dates and all kinds
PIT '.I;nps. There's Miss Ann9 Sartori' =
mononent. which il announced today
rn7h ,0her fothcr and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
ppy..nt ~ m 4, Snrtori, Of Germantown.
rrHH Miss sartori Is n sister Of Frank Sar,
.,ri r.. and n niece of Mr.. Nathaniel
tor.uia. TORI. Ja.' md the Rev. Archibald
NNmowles. She came out several yenrs
400 und has been very popular in the
",sor us" set. She is engaged to Captain
IIJ% Allan Hanson Snowden, Of Baltimore.
"nntain Snowden Is the son OF MIR.
W;i,on Snowtlen and the late Mrs.
swrnwJcn. of that city. He served with
,bn Fifty first Infantry overseas during
Tho war and Is now ut Fort Benning,
W Then there was Josephine jerks en-.
goacment, which we talked about on
Saturday. to James Carey warren, ana
one of the .:;twins TO- FREDDIE Muller.
G"u noycr know which is which Sanders,
chow % ore SO much alike; and vet rs you
," ,"ii, to ench, one they are entirely diff
t"rSrt tarS THAT sounds like bull, but
;,'s true Of all twins who look very
much alike. They usually have very
I;stinctiye personalities. Anita and
her her sister nfc very. popular; They are
nonsins of Anita. Eyass Adams and OF
Mrs. Thomas Humphreys.
Erod Muller lives with his mother,
Nrs Huruste +, Muller, and his sister,
Miss GLADYS Muller, in Chestnut Hill.
J;s brother, DR.. William Muller, mar
Rod Miss Marie lie Brou and his sister,
the former Miss Isabel Muller. Is the
wife Of Chattin Wetherill. Another
brotbcr is Bartow Muller. He Is the
youngest of the family.
THERE we're two dances in the
l week .cnd. The Harry Valentines
enve one for Dorothy. who Is n debu.
tantc. YOU know, on Saturday night at
tho Philadelphia Cricket Club. and last
evening the Hebnrds gave a dance ior
their daughter Julia's debut. jung,
vou remember. was quite i'll Garner IN
The season with typhoid FEVER SO her
debut was postponed until last night'
THERE we're many dinners before the
i Valentine party and Dorothy. looked
stunning in light blue crepe satin WIN
panels Of silver lace on the bodice ana
straps over the skhoulders. There was
nso grdlc of pearls and the SKIRT was
long circular one. Mrs. NaiShtlns,
was very smart in q gown OF oia solI
lace drapcd ut the left side and fastened
with m ornament Of old blue feathers
and flowers. ,,
Snracllcn Richardson wore lovely
frock mt that dance, too. 1t was or
salmon colorcd crepe romaine. made IN
tho old fashioned style. with tight bod
ice aud full skirt. There was a purple
flower mt the left side of the gown,
which was quit" wonderfully blended in
color. Marina Hagar, who Is very DARK
md good looking, wore a silver cloth
frock with puncls of red chiffon on the
skirt. supper was served at midnight.
T DROPPED in at Mrs. Walter
L Cope's tea for Mrs. Hazard on Sat
ur,lay afternoon. 1t was so nice to sec
her again after SO many ncnths.
found her looking very well. And. by
the way. she lives in Syracuse. not
Utica. as I said the other day. l knew
il was one of those cities on the way
from New York to Rochester (you pass
through both on the train), hut ! got
mixed on which was which. Mrs. iaz-
ard, you remember. was Miss Nancy
Cope. She married about year ago.
and had not been home except for an
over night visit since then until this
time She wore n very becoming frock
of brown accordion pleatcd georgctte
over slip Of corn -cOlOrcd silk. There
was n bertha of cream lace about the
shoulders, which just suited her. Mrs.
Cope had members of the family in for
tea on Sunday afternoon. too, as the
Hazards had to return today.