Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-06

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ynmss,an Prazdnik and dance which
~ ~ oiven tonight at the Bellevue
VII An extremely smart number
slfa'lV.sees ,.snesees are interested in the
o. ,,,hich has been gotten up under
s,,,'I 49, auspices of the Russian COMMITTEE
,he Emergency Aid, under the
Os.rge of Mrs. William Ellis Scull. a
c"e, .,s r,a,e quartet will be one of the
..,ros sVu composed of eight men re-
'ea.S w.. hronpbt over here from Russia.
,.ohobIv the most fashionable au-
60 vet gathered together this year
w, attend. Mrs. Scull made a great
W. ,.,oss Of the Prazdnik last year, the
satsrtalnment was so distinctly unique,
Tno beautiful costumes and odd hymns
"a sonqs we're not easily forgotten,
ss.rrb the smoothness of the perform
s.oo was rather interrupted by the
asossnce of bat in the ball room Ga
hinged bat, I meam which flew madly
.son, and distracted the audience
s.vond control for several minutes,
Iii us Young life was brought to a,
hail I say timely, end by an attend
~, who squshed it in the hall.
The funds received will go toward
,ho relief of the Russian war sufferers.
Mr. and Mrs. scull will entertain in
their box His Excellency, the Russian
AMBASSADOR and Madam Bakhmeteff,
,ho Most Rev. Evdokim, Russian
Archbishop of North America; Mr.. and
,trs Gordon Bell, of New York;
Prince A. Gagarim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward f. Beale, Miss Constance
peale, Mr.. and Mrs. William Prall,
Mr. Nathaniel Curtis, Mr. Fairman
rurness. of the American Embassy in
petrograd, and Mr.. Willing Hare.
Altogether tremendous week
awaits us in the social world. on
Tuesday night there will be the opera,
Wednesday night Grandpa Tony's con-
cert for the Bible Glasses and on
Thursday the Charity Ball and the AL
fred Norris supper dance at the Belle
yue.stratford. This is the life," say
the small debs. Maybe they will
change in that as time goes on.
1t is interesting to know that
Captain Hamilton d. South, U. S. M
c., who has been ordered to command
the American Legation Guard at
Managua, Nicaragua, Central Amer
lea, with his family is staying with
Mrs south's parents, DIR. and Mrs
Charles S. Turnbull. On December 10
they will sail for their new home by
way of the Panama Canal and Corinto
Mrs. South, who was Miss Elsie Turn
bull, Immediately after her marriage
went to Guam, Ladrone Islands, and
since that time they have been
stationed away from + me.
'Managua is considered a very de-
lightful station, and the colony. con-
sistlng of the families of the Foreign
Minister'S, makes the social life there
most attractive.
Captain and Mrs. South have three
children, two boys and u girl who will
accompany them. DIR. and Mrs. Turn
bulls other two daughters both
married into the service, their daugh-
ter Edith being the wife of Pay
master McGill r. Goldsborough, U. S.
N, while the youngest daughter is
now Mrs. Nelson P. Vulte.
The Supper Club meeting on Sat
urday night was a great success. So
many people have Joined and enjoy
II very much. Mrs. Scott is not able
to be present yet, as she has taken
her little son to Atlantic City, while
the apartments are in the hands of
the Board of Health. She will receive
next Saturday. Mr.. William McCaw-
ley was on hand this time to greet the
guests, and the affair went off with
great eclat
Judge Audenreid entertained, and so
did the Ned CroZers, Alfred Reginald
Aliens, Richard Vain Meirs, George
Emlen STAIRS and Edward II. Filters.
The Downings entertained for Roberta $
guest, Hope Malcolm. of New York.
Their guests We're Lila Fisher and
Mae Patterson. Mae is engaged TO
Spencer and will be married in the
party were Harry Yarrow. Norman
Dunning, John C. Chaffe, of New York
Spencer Downing and Alfred Pfahler.
Another party was given by the H.
Evan Taylors, whose guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Ssmuel j. Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Armitt Bown. DIR. and Mrs.
warren Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sgd
hey Rambo and Mr.. and Mrs. William
G. Rhoads.
others who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Justice. Mr.. and Mrs.
walter S, Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs.
frederick Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
smith, Mr. and Mrs. Powell Evans,
mr. and Mrs. William West, Mr.. and
slFs E, Spencer Miller, Sd; Mr.. and
airs' Walter L. Foulke.
Many called on the Tatnall Leas yes
'etuay at the Aldine. 1t was their
soieen wedding day, and but that Mr..
.sa was indisposed they would have
aao a great celebration of the affair,
0s II was there was just quiet lunch
.oh Tor the family. DR.. and Mrs. Harry
= harshall, the latter of whom was
nsney Lea, came up last week from
NHafiottesyille, Va, to be with them.
IN these days of so many divorces