Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23

q ~ q ,,..,a Miss Elizabeth Miller, daugh-
~ ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Philippus W. Miller
= ,,,,o ont at Belford, st. Davids. Ihe
s. vn0 r,,rpbsm Penroses will give her
ehai,,, y, s,rpar.dance at their home on the
r,.o Then another very attractive
hsll, -. vv,ll be Katherine Hancock,
s.rgbter Of Mr.. and Mrs James ttaheock
80. cousin of the two Brinton girls,
~ came out year before last Anna and
VI .,,ns Brinton Katherine is extremely
- ,oo,,ing and will be sure to have
F Aa time. She will be introduced at
\ no given by her parents at the
their Mace in st. David's, on
oetober g.
49,, brooke Is another extremely
~, g,rl with very exceptional coloring.
q the daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs
.sss.rd Brooke, of 235 South 18th street,
sister of Eddie Brooke, who trots
s .,, IN all the parties. Mary Is going
Eu go a good time, have no doubt.
Maria Gross Is charming girl, the
& s.u0hter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haiier cross
+ s~da niece of the various members OF
4. pullitt family. She is a first cousin
!. rocl, william and Orville Bullitt, the
- the late William Bullitt, and their
r..ar who was. a Miss Horwitz, is
t'S' .ss.i, related to Mr.. Gross. Then Logan
ss'.n,t, rr. lean and Richard, all the
'snaron NJ the Logan Bullitts, are also
-,,.,ns Her halfbrother married Hebe
tUr,ght. the daughter of the Charles b.
,us,shts and altogether yor will agree
.,,h mo she could not have much better
.,octions to assure her first winters
s.ccass Many Of these girls appeared
= s.ocent charity affairs, where they acted
!. .,des at the various booths. Speaking
AZ the recent charity fetes, did you kno"
chat firm at 18th and Walnut streets
.ent photographers UP to the Flower
chow nj Rittenhouse Square to take by
ro,v method actual direct photographs OF
many of the prominent women who were
.,uoeed in the good work, which repro
suce the colors just as they are? Agnes
prockie Hannah Wright. Emily Philler
and Mrs. David E. Williams are only
few of those whose photos are being dis
nlayed at this remarkable establishment
IN exact color reproduction.
All the high and mighty in the world
parches last night when the president
and the members of the Musical Arts
club gave dinner in honor of MIR.
leopold Stokowski at their club. 1t was
a unmuscal as it Is possible to have
one. There were speeches by Mr.. Will
liam Jay Turner, Mr.. Henry Gordon
thunder, Mr.. Andrew Wheeler and
others. Among the guests were Mr..
Charles Braun Mr.. Edwin Evans, Mr..
Clarence Bawden, Mr.. Cesare Sturani, Mr..
Nicholas Douty, Mr.. Camille zeckwer,
Mr. Hans Kinder, Mr.. Thaddeus Rich.
M Charles Bond, Mr.. Thomas Martin
dsh, DR.. f. I. Keffer and Mr.. S. L.
IAciar. Not one note of music was sung
or played, the artists enjoying for one
evening complete change of program.
q A number of persons have been highly
amused at the many miX-ups which have
occurred recently in certain well.known
family where two cousins, one woman
advanced in years and the other many
years her junior, both have and hold the
selfsame name. Strange to say, they
both indulge in the use of the pen. The
older woman has a name which is known
over the English-speaking world as q
finished writer of English prose. The
younger one, who, by the way. was named
for the elder, is working on the star or
wellknown paper and is much inter-
ested in the various bits of news which |
she may gather for her paper. Incl
dentally she is just now conducting the
publicity for a large out-ofdoors affair
which will ha civ in and has |
accordingly written to many prominent
citizens who will take part in the festivi-
Ties for their photos that layouts may |
be made In the papers Incidentally also !
she signs small II to her name, but in
many cases this has been overlooked by
the readers and the elder cousin has been
Inundated with photos of prominent men
and furthermore, has received letters
stating that she might purchase their
photos at the photographers. Appar-
emily they had been asked for from the
tone of the letters accompanying the pho
tographs. So without thinking there
might have been some such mix-up as had
happened twice before, much to her cost
Tor she has even gone to the expense of
having typed cards sent to her friends
htate that she is not connected with any
paper and has even had personals put
INTO one Journalistic wrote to one OF our
papers to state In letter that she was
not asking for these gentlemen's photos,
though OF course she would appreciate
Ihem II sent as a present to her. When
sne young reporter telephoned to her to
ssk what 1t all meant the lady in question |
lailed TO see the humor of the situation |
ana refused to have anything to say. Her
Prestige as writer and lecturer is such |
mat 1t can scarcely injure her to be
lhought a newspaper writer for the time
being, for even though some may look |
down on us and by the way, newspaper |
writer's do have brains as well as othersl |
W manage to worry along pretty well |
ana love one another
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
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