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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA: MONDAY. DECEMBER 18.' 1022
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE Member of Younger Set
Nancy Wynne Gees te Mrs. Edward O. Shakespeare's
Tea en Saturday She Sees Seme Attractive '
Costumes and Discusses Mere Parties I
BY SOW (lie debutantes nre in n
regular "Chrlntmns rush," with u
big dance every night nnd teas almost
thing of the past.
However, en Saturdny there was a
most Interesting tea at the Bcllcvue, Bcllcvue,
theugh It was net strictly n debutante
affair, n.i the guest of honor was Mrs.
IMwurd O. Shakespeare, Jr., a June'
bride. There were plenty of debu
tantes (here, though, as the card of
Elizabeth Morgan, n popular deb, was
Inclesed in the invitation. The tea
was given by Mrs. Shnkcspcnic, Sr.,
who is Elizabeth's aunt (both Mrs.
Shakespeare nnd Mrs. Morgan having
been Mies Unird).
Elizabeth looked very well in pink
brocade. Yeung Mrs. Shakespeare, who
wa Miss Henrietta Wilsen, nlse chose
pink, which was most becoming te her
blonde coloring. Her ress was of
IWircd chiffon. nnd was draped, and
the were a corsage bouquet of orchids
ind lilies of the valley. Mrs. Shakes
rearc looked handsome in a black lace
gown, which was trimmed with jet.
She also were orchids and lilies of the'
valley.
Since the end of October Ted
Shakespeare and his bride have been
lUing with his mother at the Welling
ton b"ferc that they rented a house in
Chestnut Hill, Where they spent last
summer ,
THE Urcels and stores are just
jammed these days and wherever
you go u rc bound te bump into
ilerrns of people you knew.
I aw Lillian Fergusen, or "nitsy."
ns every one calls her. en Chestnut
street one dav last week looking very'
well in ii rose-color tweed suit with
Tiiile sleeves embroidered In gray nnd
Mack wool nnd a smnll lint of black
ahlnv satin which looked well with her
etirlv mellow hair nnd blue eyes. Ultsy,
who li the debutante daughter of Mr.
and .Mrs. Lincoln Fergusen, of Chest
nut Hill. Is having an awfully gepd
time this winter, hut se nre nil the
ether debs; it certainly Is a gay season.
Till..-., have been a great many big
ilnnce- nil fall, but net many that
have been called balls. Sometimes you
hear Hint Mich nnd such a dance is te
b. :i ball nnd then again that isn't,
till nu get hopelessly confused, but I
thlnic I'm ipiite safe in Baying that to
night's party is one. Tt is te be at the
lilt)! and is being given by Mr. and
Mr. Walter M. Jefferds for their
debutante niece, .Marguerite Beyle, who
is engaged te Legan Ulack.
Among these who will give dinners
bffiire the ball nre Mr. nnd Mrs. Leuis
Redman Page. Jr.. who will cntcrtuin
st the ltltz for Florence Crozer and
Anne Town-end. who will entertain in
honor of Elizabeth and Klenner Mnc
Cubin, two friends of hers from Haiti Haiti
mere, who. I think, nre nlse debs.
Anne will iiUe give a dinner en Thurs
day night for them nnd for two of her
ether friends, Helen Scott and Lucy
Carnegie, of Uosten, who expect te
Urn with her. for Thursday is the
nlglit. j en temember, when nbeut forty
friend' of Anne's parents, the late Mr.
and Mrs. Italpli Tewn'-end. will give n
Ia,rge dance for her, nnd from nil tlint
I hear it is going te be quite nn un
usual affair.
THEV gae Ellen some soup for
lunch the ether day when she enme
te visit nt grandma's house. It was
home-made soup, and somehow It
hadn't turned out se well ns tisunl.
The crew imps knew it ns seen ns they
ta.ted (lie first spoonful, but they
hoped Ellen's baby taste she is only
four would miss It. Slowly, with the
laborious method bv which she manipu
lated her spoon, sue lifted some of it
'e her small, pink mouth Her face
went blank with disappointment, but
Mie didn't sny nnythlng. One mere
spoonful went carefully in. nnd then
Min spoon wns laid neatly down, Ellen
leaned back in her high chnir nnd the
manners which mother had se care
fully taught her made their first spoli
ations appearance.
She gave a regretful little sigh. "T
guess I'll just eat bread and butter,"
she remarked gently,
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
. The weddlnc of Miss Ellen McMichael,
daughter of Mr. and Mr. Emery Mc
Michael, et 2041 Walnut street, and Mr.
Charles arnham Uerwlnd, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry A. Berwlnd, of 2112
Walnut street, will take place en Wed
nesday afternoon, January ID. at !'
o'clock, at St. James Church, Twenty
second nnd Walnut streets. On account
of the recent death of Mrs McMlchael's
mother, Mra. Charles C. Harrison, there
will be only a very small reception after
the ceremony for members of the imme imme
dtate families.
Dr. and Mrs. Thnm.in r: A.t.inn nf
lledleaf, Wynnewood, will give a theatre
party te be followed by supper en Men-'
day evening, January 22, In honor of l
Miss BenUIce MacKldge, debutante
(laughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jehn Mac-,
Itldgc, of 2139 Cypress street. '
Miss .Sarah Legan Starr, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Starr, cf derman-
iewii, win entertain at dinner en Wed
nesday, January 3. before the ball Dr.
Charles J. Hatllcld, of Chestnut Hill,
will give at the Bellevue-Stratferd. In
honor of his debutante daughter, Miss
Margaret A. Hatlleld.
The guests who will attend the dinner
which Miss Starr nnd Mis Margaret
Ilnya Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Julm Hamilton, will give en Wed
nesday next, before the ball Mr. Illchard
L. Austin, of 232 Beuth Twenty-second
street, will give at the nitz-Carlten in
honor et his debutante daughter, Miss
Lucylle Amtln, will be Miss Elizabeth
Austin, Miss Annabella U. Weed, Mr.
Homer Heed, Mr. Sidney Montgomery,
Mr. Charles Bache and Mr. Geerge
Boyd.
Miss Starr will alie entertain nt din
ner en Frldny evening In honor of Miss
Helen K. Lucas, debutante dauchtcr of
Mr. and -Mrs. Jeseph Lucas, of 2028
Pine strcet, befoie the ball Mr. William
L. McLean, of 135 Seuth Eighteenth
street, will give nt the Bellovue-Htrat-ferd
in honor of his debutante daugh
ter, Mlas Sarah W. McLean. There will
be ten guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Themas Plerrepent Haz
ard, et Syracuse, N. Y.. will arrive In
this city en Saturday, te spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Hazard's mother, Sirs.
Walter Cepe, at her home. 200 West
Jehnsen street. Gormnntewn. Mrs. Haz
ard will be remembered as Miss Nancv
.'. Cepe. Mrs. Cepe will entertain at
tea en Saturday In honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Har.ard. Mrs. Cepe's ether daugh
ter, MI33 Elizabeth P. Cepe, who Is
studying nichltccture nt the Massachu
setts Institute of Technology, will nlse
tpend the holidays with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Lea. of 2004
Wnlnut street, will entertain at a bei
pjitv at the Metropolitan Opera at the
Academy of Music tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrr. Lea will have as their
guests the latter part of this week Mrs.
Lea's brother nnd sister-ln-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Hullngn ( Brown, of Bosten, and
Miss Maiy Pern- Brown, of Washing
ton. They will spend the Christmas
holidays.
Dr. and Mr. Caspar Wlstar Miller, et
bolcete, Walllimfeid, have Issued Invi
tations for a dinner-dunce which they
will give in honor of their dauchtcr.
?!!" 3&lnl?S- Miller; their niece.
Mls Pelly P.oblnsen, and Mi's Gorden
Scheprf en Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 27.
II m VY
Mrs Sheemnlter entertained Informally
at tea Saturday uftemoen In honor of
Mrs. Flnsh.
Mr. Wllmet Grant Pelrce, Jr., who
Is n student nt Harvard, will spend the
Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Wllmet Grant Pelrce, of 230
West Tulpchecken strcet, Gonnantewn.
Miss Mary AnderBen, of New Be-
Miss Elizabeth Hledler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Geergo J. Sicdler, of Hav Hav
erferd. who attends a bearding school
near Baltimore, has returned te spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents. Air. nnd Mrs. Themas J. Carrell, of
2318 North Twenty-sixth street, are re
ceiving congratulations en the birth et
n daughter, Margaret Marie Carrell, en
December 15. Mrs. Carrell was, before
her marriage, Miss Mae Mallcy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay naiislej
have Issued Invitations for a dnnce at
the Merlen Crlcket Club, en Thursday
evening, December 2S, In honor of their
daughters. Miss Elizabeth Itansley and
Miss Harriet Itansley.
T- mmA M,fl 'f?r1'nr1 TflVtni nf (lift
.,11. nil. ua?. .,..... .w.w., . ,
n.M.tn vintn. Aunrtinents. OverbroeK,
will entertain at dinner at their home
en i uesuny evvimiK, wtttjiiiuc. -v n.
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Leigh
Ceryell, of Atlantic City, who will le
tuin from their wedding trip the latter
part of this week. Mrs. Coryell, before
her recent wedding, was Mrs. Hampton
G. Hllcex,. et mm cuy.
the home of Mrs. P. Lewis, of ZBB I Wyncote, for a few weeks, has returned
Seuth Flfty-slxtli street, te nnnounrelto her home In Bosten.
the engagement or her daughter, auss
Lenera IajwIs, te Air. Harry Blben.
There worn thirty guests. Miss Lewi,
who formerly llved in Chicago, has been
making her home here for the last year.
Seuth Philadelphia
Miss Katherlne O. Beyle, of 1317 Wolf
ntreet, has returned home from Atlantic
City, where she attended the wedding of
Miss Blanche Bishop, of Atlantic City,
nnd Mr. Vincent Clark, of West Phila
delphia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shertz, Sr of
8308 Bartram nvenun. fennnrlv nf Knutli
I'hlladclphla, entertained Informally at'
ineir Heme en naturuay evening
Germantetvn
Mrs Henry E. Baten, of C636 McCnl
lum street will give n theatre party, fol
lowed by tea nt the Bellovue-Strntferd.
en Saturdny aftornoen. Decemher 30, In
honor of her daughter, Miss Katharine
Baten.
Strawberry Mansion
Mr and Mrs Merris llnber nnd
family, of 1027 North Thirty-third
sti cet, have meed te their new home.
6611 Lincoln Drie, Gcrmnrstewn.
Mr. and .Mrs, Harrv Miller, of 1837
North Thirty-third street, will give a
dlnner te the numbers of the Cengrn.
gatlen Bnal Jeshuruu lit Mercantile
Hall this opening. Plans will then be
announced for the erection of a new
synagogue and community center en the
slte of thi present building, nt Thirty
first and Diamond streets.
Coryell Silcox
The sister of the bridegroom, Mrs. Jnck
J. Hendler, wns matron of honor and
the best man waa Mr. Jack Blanclfphaft".
bi ether Of the bride.
WBIGHT ItlDGH
A pretty home wedding tool, place
en Saturday evening at 8 e'c ecl, when
Miss Wmltred Uldge, of 8212 Locust
street, became the brlde of Mr Heprge
Wright, Sr.. of Darby, The Ilev. Dr.
Hass efflclated The bride, Wie was
attended by Airs Francis Blank as
matron of honor, wero a gown of white
georgette nnd carried a shower bouquet
of bridal rests and lilies of the alley
The bildesmalds were Miss M'ntncc
Haydcn and Alias Jesephine Wright who
were petal dresses of georgette of pnstel
shades. Air, Jeseph Hansen, of Brides
burg, acted as best man.
A wedding of Interest took place very'
quietly at neon en Saturday, when Mrs,
Hampton G. Sllcev, of 1C23 Llndlev
avenue, Legan, became the bride of Air
Albert Leljve Ceiycll, of Atlantic city ,
The ceremony was performed at the
home of the bride. The Ilev. I)r UetM, i
of the Presbyterian church, German
town. Oillclated The tirllln irnw n Pnwn
of orchid color charmetise with a hat
Cyrus Bergncr, of Overbroel:.
Atrs.
win entertain nt dinner en Wednesday
evening next in honor of her grand-
"","K"1". iuim jiane i,ouise Adams,
debutante daugliter of Mrs. Themas G.
A ken, of Berwyn. befere the ball Mr.
Ulchard L. Austin will give at the Kltz Kltz
Carlten in honor of his debutante
daughter, Allss Lucylle Austin.
.S!r- n"d .Mrs. Harry Franklin Baker,
of the Aldlne, will entertain ut dinner
at the Alerlen Gelf Club en Saturday
evening, January C. In honor of their
daughter, Allss Christine F. Baker, be
fore the dance nt the club.
Miss Agnes Clcment, daughter of Atr.
nnd Airs. Samuel Clement, of Bex nnd
Seminole avenues, Chestnut Hill, will
glve a biidge party en Friday afternoon,
December 28.
Atr. nnd Airs. Arthur E. Pew, Jr, t1ie
have been visiting Airs. Pew's parents
Colonel and Airs. William .1 Elliett of
317 Seuth Seventeenth street, aic new
occupying Sprlngbroek Farm, Bryn
Ainwr. where they 111 remain perma
nently. '
Air nnd Airs. Frederick AicQ. Falclc, of
Photo by lUciirach
MISS MURIEL D. MYRICK
Daughter of Mrs. Frederic A.
Myrick, of 433 West Bringhurst
street, Germantown, who is a
pepuar member of the younger
set. Miss My rick was one of
the dancers in the "Sally''
group in the Charity Ball
recently
Air and Airs. Lewis P. Geltrer. .Tr. nf
365 West Jehnsen street, will entertain I n ,nt of erel,ld M 12f TK."
at dinner In honor et their daughter, I f .' V w.'r ,ft ,L' m' c'U8Vn'"'
Al 'S Elizabeth Galcer nn Frldnv De- ".."' oxerbreok. who was tlie matron
rentier 22 ! befere tTie dance i which Mr of hone.r ,mid only "ttendant, were a
and Airs."' Harrison "i. Pett, of 1006 ? hn't ' SVSBiS,y Jr"?0, WV a
Wcstvlew street, will give that evening f. , ltJ?J?l tcll,J,"l,f,rri",La Vou Veu
for their daughter, MIsS Mary Potts. jr? acted iSJ best man Oustim-
Air
West Philadelphia
Theodere Weyman, of 4705 Bal-
Alettg the Reading
.Mis. e. W Kelb, of Jenklntewn, enter-
tlmore avenue, has returned te his home tallied at luncheon at the Arcadia, fol fel
after spending a fortnight In Pitts- lowed bv a theatre paity, last week In
burgh.
-. , rm.....n- r mm ..- -n
nir. aim .urn iiiuuuui -. -.-., vi ..u eeriv-Hxth street, wliese marr nun
Cninh Vlftv-nlehth street, have an- Mr mm lit,,,. um,i-. ..r t,mii u-m ini,
neunced the engagement of their daugh. pi ice in Jauuar.
ter. Atrs. Gertrude Agnes Lee, te Air ,, ,.,, , , .,
.Tnhn Uea.lv. also of this city. ''.-" . A. Cor bin. who has been the
honor of AIIhs Helene Leonhardt. .laugh- 'J'a,n,cl'F ,"s';e' , "' ,
ter of Airs Arne leenhardt, of 324 Seuth I S'l.fi1''' un?," ",
Fertv-Hlxth street, whose marriage te r.1', L'i " ?"i. J "f '
cuest et her brother-in-law and pister.
ETTLESON BLANc'KENSEE
An Interesting ueddlng took place en
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock at the
Ulttenhouse Hetel, w Hen Allss Bese E.
uiancKensce, uaugnter of Airs Iyjen
HiancKcnsee. of 1801 North TwenU-
lairled te Mr AI Hen
Itahbl At. ill. n Vt ttinii
performed the ceremenv. The bride wero
a gown of brccadcil . r-p with a tluchcrs
satin train arm a ttilln r II trimmed
with duchess lace held In ntnre with
pearls. She can led a shower boueuet
A dinner and reception wns given at Air and Alts Walten J.. Pennewill, of 'of orchids, roses and II les of the valley
Airs. Heury
ten, Clicstnut
Alary Falck, en Saturday evening, be bo be
fere the dance which Air. and Alls.
Hairy S. Valentine will kIve for their
daugliter, Allss Dorethy Valentine.
Airs Arthur Haines, of AlcKean ave-
hiie flMpHiqnfnwn TiHll nnfnrtnlt, nf Hln.
ner In honor of her daughter, Allss El-'
len Elizabeth Haines, et the German-,
town Cricket Club en Friday, December '
29, and Friday, January 5, befere the
Christmas and New Vear meetings of
Allss Lockwood's dancing class at the i
Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Miss Helen Whllmer, daughter of Atr.
H. F. Whltmer, 4703 Klngsesslng ave
nue, will glve a brldge party en Sat
urday afternoon next.
Pratt AlcKean, of lvcr
Hill. who has returned
from a stay In Atlantic City, Is new
visiting In New Yerk.
Allss Jnne Snowden, daughter et Airs.
Geerge Grant Snowden, of Kosement,
who Is a student at Knox Scheel, Coop-
crstewn, N. v., win arme en i-ruia
next te spend the Christmas holidays
with her mother. Airs. Snow den's sons,
Mr. Geerge Orant Snowden nnd Air. ,
.fames M, Snowden, who are students at
Hill Scheel, Pottstown, are also spend
ing the holidays with their mother .
Airs. Henry S. Greve, of 258 West
Tulpohocken street, Ooimnntewn. has,
left for a visit te Seuth Carolina, where
she expects te remain for two weeks.
Miss Anita At. Sanders and Miss Es Es
telle D. Sanders, of 1225 Locust street, j
who have been the cuests of Allss Care
lyn Nash, of Washington, have returned
te their home.
Air. nnd Airs. Ellis c Shoemaker, et
402 West Price street, Germantown.
hae ns their guests for several weeks
their son-in-law and daughter. Air. and
Airs. Edward S. Flash, of New Yerk.
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Miwi-MsiaHania-GA.fflKav ,ra' i - mum t mt 1 1 1 isii a
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"The correction of nerv
eusness can nine times
out of ten be accom
plished by learning the
secret of physical poise."
Marguerite Walz
The WALZ STUDIOS
1601 Walnut Street
Ballroom, Ballet and Stage
Dancing
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Sprues 3231
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fICTUK OF HER CAREER
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A Comedy Plavlet Entltl-d
"Tlie Dec Gene Dec Weddlnit"
MOBMnanmniniinnnHvsi
CRITERION FOUR
The Best Cemrdv SlrnlnB Four la
Vnudevllle
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QUINN TRIO
'Tun en a Street Cerim"
TRIX & HARVEY SPECK
In "At tl'e Junetl'n"
EDNA CHARLES
"The Kltcr Trimi Denna"
JACK & LOUISE HARVEY
In "The Dell IIeiuV
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"KEVER WEAKEN"
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PRICE
Late Star "Snlce
cf 10J2"
SALLY FlELDBlCMArEr,LE &STIXETTE
"BeIIAVEN & NICE JOE TOWLE
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
PHIL BAKER
And a Great Surrenndlr.K Bill of Star
l.niertainera .
VM SHUB'ERT
Beg. Xmat
New Yerk Winter
Oarden'a Oreatit
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WILLtU & K'-JOENE
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GUILTY OWE
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Direction Stttnley Cemrjanr of AmiriO
II l9lh&Market "' I
WAI NHT LAST TW0 WEEKS
WilLilMUi XMAS SEATS NOW
PAULINE LORD
In Eucene O'lleill's KprWrlar
ANNA CHRISTIE
With OEOROE KARIOll. HtAN': f-HANKOIJ
HAROAIK MAT. WED iCc TO $1.00
EITH'S THEATRE
DORIS HUMPHREY'S DANCERS
OertrudfwKOODY & DKNCIN-Iiiary
Jim-Mrr.A'T,HLi:JiEVAN6-TJUrchl
Et'-rnrSSLEU i- KUlISS-Blanche
tfce. Mnere & OlrU. Otheri AMD
WO.'IEIf'S SYMPHONY ORCUFSTKA
J Fht. J W. T. Leman. Conductor
3 Shows Xmas Day Vi0 M30
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Sat. Aft., JAN. G, 2:30
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ELSIE
Fergusen
"Outcast
MISS TERGUSON wear
Ine daiillnc new Paris
(ewm In the grcalet
role et her screen career.
Mt'SICU. FEAIt III.
WOItI.lt IirSOWSM) OIK1AMST
PIETRO YON
ll"nirar) Oru.inlit of Vntiran
COMEDY FEATURE ,
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and CLEO RIDGELY
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"The Forgotten Law"
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cu teay ci mi wiae', ana tiie, leirallr it
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"TILL WE MEET AGAIN"
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PAT A CW 12TIt MARKET
JL lLjt.jU 10 A.M. te U:15F.M,
RODOLPH VALENTINO
'THE YOUNG RAJAH"
ARCADIA"
"Brethers Under the Skin"
lGth andChettnut
TO
P. M.
Chestnut Hill, will cutcrtnln at dinner i
at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. In I
honor of their debutante daughter, Mlr
V.
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