Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-14


,,,uy warm limousine. What uo we ea''
.S,r,. we should worry.
suf7ce It to say the opera was wen
.n,,er heard 1t before were as enth'
ros interested in meeting Miss Pris'
-. p,rrows. of Hartford, Conn, who
~ here staying with the Howard
,,.,sh.s OF Bryn Mawr. Doctor Patch
t.,ossor of medieval romance at
uorr College. His own romance
DE- bys.n,ol,v. ended happily last August,
~ he married Mrs. Patch III buhalo'
w.. Parrows was a bridesmaid at the
ps s,,ns She is a stunning.looking girl
ho1 the distinction OF being made
hnI IL, ~ ceremonies on Tree Day at
s,a,os,ev College, from which she grad
80 last June. Wellesley girls tell me
,s the highest honor n girl can have
. -. for II spells popularity with most
ord extraordinary p. Miss Bar.
rows came on to attend the opera
rhsre were number of fashionables
a. ,he boxe,. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ridgway'
A.. Ridgway looking more picturesque
- ever. were there; Mr.. and Mrs NJ
sa,on.on 80 Easily, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
..on Albade Cabeen, Mr. and Mrs. James
,o,,er Mrs. Marian Dougherty, uley
,,.no,,r and Beau Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs
s.,,or Norris and numberless other
sa,,otees of the musical world.
o.hor mans for the dinner-dance and
20 he given on Friday night of
,h,s week for the benefit OF st. Nlncents
Ad and Maternity Hospital are about
,or,nleted. Mrs. Robert Lesley, VINO is
president of the aid, has been working
..ao,otipably for it's success, ably aided
.rd abetted by her splendid committee.
Y,r;ne dinner there are to be several
,Doc,aIty dances, and the evening after
,sa dinner will be devoted to dancing
I'D the buying and selling of the really
lovely things which these enterprislnS
vomen have procured. Mrs. Lesley her
,elf has had number of laces and other
foreign things imported; in fact, she has
brought a number of things over her
self Her daughter, Mrs. Berridge, you
know. married an Irishman, and has
greatly interested herself in the peasan-
trv and encouraged the making of lace
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over here. She was Lalite Lesley, and
one of the most graceful and beautiful
girls Of her season. She is an only
child, YOU know, so both Mr.. and Mrs.
Lesley spend a good deal Of time abroad,
though Mr.. and Mrs. Berridge have Wis
tied here very frequently also. Besides
the laces and embroideries which will be
for sale, Mrs. Mason Lisle has procured
beautiful lot of old English silverware.
Then all sorts of novelties will he there
TO delight the eye and empty the purse
incidentally, but that of course, is mere
detail. Some of the women interested
IN the work include Miss Laura Black
burne, Mrs. NJ. Ryan Bowen, Mrs. Nash
Burke, Mrs. Charles Bache, Mrs. Archi-
bald Barklie, Mrs. Lawrence Butler, Mrs.
Robert T. BickneI, Mrs. Samuel Bell. Jr.,
Mrs Samuel Castner, Jr, Mrs. John
Campbell, Mrs Edward Coles, Mrs. Ash
ton Devereux Mrs. Ignatius Dohan, Mrs.
william ]. Doyle, Mrs. Edward d'Invil-
liers, Mrs. George DreXel, Mrs. Joseph
Edwards Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. Howard
Gardiner, Mrs. James p. German, Mrs.
Rodman Grscom, Mrs. Anthony Hirst,
Mrs. William +. Harrity, Mrs Walter
Hallahan, Mrs. George Quintard Horwitz,
Mrs C. A. Hagen, Mrs. J. X. Mitchell
Harrison, Mrs. C. J. Hoban. Mrs. M. f.
Hanson, Mrs. Joseph d. Israel, Mrs. ].
Percy Keating, Miss Elizabeth Keating,
Mrs. Ernest La Place, Mrs. Joseph
Lamoreile, Mrs Arthur Lea, Mrs. Joseph
Leidy, Mrs. Robert w. Lesley. Mrs. r.
Mason Lisle, Mrs. Norman Macleod
Mrs. NJ. f, McDonough, Mrs. Edward j.
McMichan, Mrs. James McNichol Mrs.
Charles p. McCully. Mrs. J. Willis Mar
tin, Mrs. f. p. Mellon, Mrs. William Mer.
Ger, Miss Helen Moore, Miss Anne Meigs,
Mrs. II. f. Michel, Mrs. James Mundy,
Mrs. Charles Mullen, Mrs. Joseph Neh,
Mrs. John S. Newbold Mrs. r. NJ. Pat.
terson, Mrs Francis Patterson, Mrs.
Howard Pent. Mrs. j. Quinnell, Miss
Mary Rivinus, Miss Edith Rivinus, Mrs.
Charles Rowland, Mrs. Joseph Sinnott,
Miss Mary Sinnott, Mrs. James +. S lii
van, Mrs Thomas S. Sullivant, Mrs Stan
ley Smith. Miss Grace Smith. Mrs. j.
Madison Taylor, Mrs. Nicholas Thouron.
Mrs. Richard Tilghman, Miss Anne
thomson, Mrs. Herman Vetterlein, Mrs.
honor Walsh, Miss Florence Walsh.
mrs w. d. Watson. Mrs. James win.
cox Mrs. William ]. Wilcox and Mrs.
Clarence wray.
understand those persons who find II
impossible to attend the dinner can at
.end the dance afterward. Mrs. Ashton
peVereux' believe, is in charge of this
part of the entertainment. Altogether 1t
'nouid be very successful, | think.
NANCY WYNNE.