Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-31
NANCY WYNNE PREDICTS A GAY
TIME AT THE STEWART WURTS AFFAIR
Mr. and Mrs Charles Stewart Wurts Will Give UNIQUE
Entertainment Tonight for Miss Uytendae Baird
and Miss Josephine C. S. Foster

= rosT unidue will be the party which
wi The Charles Stewart Wurts will
80 tonight for Uytendale Baird and
Iosephine Foster An impromptu and
.-ioInaI cabaret dance, where forty
,s.,s will be seated at small tables,
"a in between times, as the spirit
..,oves them, so to speak, one or an
..hor perhaps even two, will rise from
.so,r nlaces to do various stunts, and
svhibition dancing will also be the
..der of the evening. Mrs. Wurts tells
so II will be absolutely impromptu
,nst no special program has been ar
.,nged. I am sure Mary will dance, as
sbe did very prettily at the Gambol of
,hs Gods, and surely Uytendale will
rocite. She is so talented and so very
oNective in her evening gowns. l do
not know of many girls who can wear
tho GORGEOUS colors which are so be-
canning to her rich complexion.
From what little bird told me there
will be other displays of local talent. 1t
is whispered that perhaps Valentine
mitchell will sing. Provost McMichacl
will be there, l understand, so he will
nrobably be persuaded to recite, and l
boar that Francisco Valdez will prob
sbly do some of his wonderful stunts.
am willing to wager all forty guests
are looking eagerly forward to no end
OF fun.
II is interesting to learn that Dorothy
welsh and Ethel De Coursey have
onened l studio together at Walnut
and Sth streets, and have taken up in
terror decorating in real earnest. They
are painting furniture and doing all
sorts of new and interesting things.
Dorothy is such a delicately pretty
type, with her fair hair and blue eyes.
She is very artistic, as is Ethel Dc
Coursey, and wish them well in their
new undertaking.
There is no doubt about il, Mrs.
scotts Supper Club is great insttu-
tion, and with the opening OF the sec
ond series on Saturday night num-
her of new subscribers have been added
TO the list, among whom are Mr. and
Mrs. Edward r. Stotesbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. oliver Eton Cromwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Coleman Freeman and
Miss Julia Berwind.
The Rose Gardens and North Gar
den were both crowded with tables,
the Isaac H. Clothiers' party for Eliza
beth Wheeler alone numbering 40
guests, and the George Harrison
Frazlers had "a guests. The Sydney
Emlen HutchinsOns and Mr.. and Mrs.
william II. Donner each had 10 in
their parties. The Henry Pepper
Norrses and the Alfred Il. Norrises
were there. Miss Julia Berwind enter
tanned party of seven.
others were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bartol Brazier, Mr.. and Mrs. h.
Rittenhouse Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Miller. Sd; Mrs. Ned Croz-r, Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Dale, the d. Webster
Doughertys and Marian, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hirst, Mr. and Mrs. George
Munson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Potter, Jr; Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Pease, the Evans Rob
erts, Joe Rosengarten, Jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Rhoades, T. Johnson Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis Scull, II.
NJ, Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Heck
scher Wetherill, Harlow Voorhees,,
Walter Thayer, Margot Scull, Mar
garet Wright, Sarah Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. p. Baugh, Jr,, of Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Eugene Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. Huhn, Mrs.
Huhn Walsh, Margaretta Myers, Sarah
Myers, Uytendale Baird, Carolyn Shep-
pard, Mildred Sheppard. Arthur and
Walter Wheeler and Dick Bullitt,
There must have been at least $50
guests
It's rather inspiring to note how
Immensely martial our women are be-
coming; the ColoneTs talk on prepared
ness is striking home evidently, for
meetings are being held daily by pa
triotic women, who are keJl TO see
their fellow sisters engaged in the
work, Mrs. Bob Strawbridge has been