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

TO-DAY will be q very busy ,s one .nS ,oa
no,t people, with tea, 2 dance ac. a"o ~
...rst ms .arse theatre parties; .a" mU. ~ ~
Gsssvet;on a great nlnnS luh'nc%SMn S,,,s ~
s."is =. isets,ey Club. The cluo u IaH",n. iamous
s i,s i, 'uncheons In May ena NH.. nr,,..s.
sos ~. =" which are alway; held on ~ Im n,oso
gs,, ,s and certainly there is ho % tho
oHS oesH;S."c,iyc place to lunan tnnh aM,,rI' Mt ~
ss.dsley in the park along '"' '''
ingIE; ngEher. will be several interesting g.. q.
Ssirs there to-day: two g, m..n .ne1 T.tum nm
debutantes. Mrs. .N.tsi1iv" N,cnHt"" furne.s. Mr.
snd and Mr. Radcyffe EnrncsIs Eur ,,rin,s asnMsal Viii
daughter. ian and Mis- Alice NJ. ,i onS i,",iv %
"ntsrtain for Emily BartoW ma caa",s .%.M
f%,ane, two other debs. Mrs. Y ,i.s' Sfe"Is
Willrcx Newer. who was jane zane NH"rs' s,"rr
rijl aso entertain iot '."b"" >'''
~ho h came out last wlntef'
x,,,rs artcrnoes Uiiizanetn :aorsah will
n,,e h.r debut. Her parents, Mr..
-, % Wr. Reed A. Morgan. will give q
M .na tnr her at Mr.. and Mrs. t.: =.
!msss,ard va d Bowics' home IN Chestnut H,ll'
.DhE;ch DhE;h thew have tnkcn for two ,,,,,,, yGnrs.
Ern,,,r,heth's Enr many aunts, Mrs. William
G.nx Warden. Mrs. Charles Jones
w!a W;,;er. Mrs. Perpgrine Wilmer, Mrs
ri%ori O. Shakcspenre., Mr. Eas"l,
e. e." Ha;rJ, Mrs. Henry :. Jcnnrs hhf'
a.. Matthew Baird. Jr.; viii rsceiv''
% sni so wi Miss Ella R6bb ma e,yh..
an debutnntes. am sure II VIII pp
: nrstty affair. \ small dinner dance
r,ti follow for the receiving party,
VI Tonight Mr. and Mrs. John ., stGr! ,
ysnks. Jr., Of Chestnut Hill. VIII glve
= theatre party for their three dcbutanta;
",sces, Clair Gittings. whose mother anu
Mrs. jerks arc sisters; Nancy WV
s.on. % whose mother is a sister ol Mr,
ySnks, and Josephine JeiLHs. Whos. y,.,s
fsther is q brother Of Mr.. jerks: lme.J .
rili bc forty guests and atterWn.d aa,
they will 80 to the Rita Tor supper ""o
dancing. .,.S. r.,,, hr
siven BY Mr.. and Mrs. Danicl Ni0rsau M
GsrrinEer for their younger dausm.e1
Elizabeth; who Is MISC decut"n.s
Elizabeth Is attractive ana pretl! um
L A decided blonde. which seems un
nsuol, us her sister Sarah; VINO CAM ..,
out two years ago, IL quite daeH' tnous'
equally attractive.
AFR, CARL AUsTIN's dinner.
M dance last evening at the Acorn
1Nrh wns lots of fun. His debutnnt,
daughter Terrell, who was the guest o
honor looked we'll in a dress Of golt
md md white brocade. The dress wn;
made with a train mt the left side. ant
hsd noncls In front and back. Iher'
Wsre r about one hundred guests at thu
party, debutantes only.
r SAW Cecilia Zimmerman walking
i nm Chestnut street yesterday iookinf
,ery well. She wore q gray tweed con!
with Il light gray fox collar and n sma |
dark blue fell hat, trimmed on the righ
with n stunning red land. blue teathel
which reached to her shoulder. Celia.
rs must people call her. IL the daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward Zim
mermoun. OF Chestnut Hill. and vii
mnke her debut at dance which he
parents will give at the Bellevue OF
December ~.
Dr.. Charles J. Hatfield, as you know
has changed the date of his daughtc
Mnrearet's dance from December ~ e
January 3, and It will also be at tn
Bellevue. I saw Margaret ut a dane
4 few nights ago. wearing a pretty blacl
chiffon velvet dress. the only trimmini
Of which was rhinestones arranged II
three narrow bands around the waist.
Fanny Weightman wears black vel
vet dress trimmed the same way, excep
that the bands of rhinestones IL
twisted with black velvet.
THE Philadelphia Orchestra will Civ
L its annual concert for the benefit 0
the Stetson Hospital next Tuesday eve
ming, Mt the Stetson Auditorium, a
Montgomery avenue between F'ourt
and Fifth streets. The affair is unde
The auspices OF the Associate Board O
Women Of the Stetson Hospital, o
which Countess Santa Eulalia and Mrs
Charles Warder are prominent mem
bers. Besides the Orchestra. Mis-
Helena Marsh, q cOntralto. will sin
and the program sounds delightful.
NANCY WYNNE.