Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
EANCY WYNNE CALLS ATTENTION
TO NEW CHARITY UNDERTAKINGS
1unior Auxiliary of st. Francis Home for Gonzales
cents Will Give "You Don't Say" at Bellevue
Stratford on February4

,ooN as we recover from one
A a,eur performance 1t seems we
N with another. Now 1t is musi-
y. .r,edv IN two acts, entitled You
i ~, cav" which looms on the hori-
~ 49, friday night, February 4, to
e, Francis Home for Gonzales
ont in Lansdowne, which was
',.,,sd some three years ago and which
sore such remarkably good work.
49,. arc a number of women in
wbo visit the Philadelphia Hos
~, avery week, and this work done
4 f-.or,bers of the Children of Mary
'..ahed 10 the Convent of the Sacred
,,..rt has been going on for more
"a. A wears. 1t had long been ap-
-, 70 them that there was great
N house i'm the country to which
s.,.a,s who were dismissed from the
-..,tal could go for a week or two
I build up their strength So often
Nav 90 right back to their work before
~, are able and are so placed that
nm cannot go away to rest.
REALLY. these good ladies, ably as.
.,.,bd bv the chaplains and other visit
,rr negotiations of the hospital, were
M. 10 raise sufficient funds to start
~ oonyalescent home, which is kept
/, entirely on charity, and great good
has been done.
Junior auxiliary was formed, with
r-.noes Sullivan at the head as pres-
dsnt. and every year this energetic aux
mary gets up an entertainment and |
dsnee 10 help on the good work, which |
Il purely nonsectarian.
ayou Don't Say" is written specially |
sor the occasion by William Mason
wright Jr., whose work with the Mask
.nd Wig Club has attracted consider
AHA notice. There will be 1877 young
people In the cast, and it will be great,
II feel sure.
Mrs. Scott's Supper Club was. as
usual. great fun on Saturday night at
ths Bellevue ue-Stratford, and nearly 300
msmbers and their friends attended,
The Alfred Norrises had a party of
zix. and so had Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a Potter Jr.: the latter was Margaret
spencer you know. Then Mr.. and Nrs.
Matthew Baird, Jr., chaperoned parry
n u Young people. which Mrs. Baifd's
mother, Mrs. Register, gave for Kathe-
zine Register, who is a debutante of
The year Jay Lippincott and his wife
Entertained six guests, and Billy Nc
Caulev had q party of ten,
Others who entertained were Mr..
and Mrs. E. II. Fitler, Mrs. Thomas
Ccner. Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward La
vino Colonel James Elverson, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Richard e. Norton, DR.. and
Mrs. Alfred Reginald Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heckscher Wetherill, Mr.. and Mrs,
J. r. Evans Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rldgway Reilly and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Spencer Miller, Sd.
had another talk yesterday with
my little rbird' friend, and let me tell
you what that wee bird does not know
IS not worth knowing. The latest is
vas announced some two years ago.
tmy memory serves me right, 1t was
made public even before the titan
haired little lady made her debut.
Somehow I have never felt that the
match was very heartily indorsed by
Der parents, for the man is not just in
her class However, the little lady was
fare she loved him and insisted on ac- {
rpting him, so they gave in, wisely !
'talzing that violent opposition would
precipltate things; and now it has all
'urned out as they rather hoped, for it
3 % the wee bird says, broken off.
Huberta Potter and young George
Earle will be given dinner by his Z
'arents. the Georgs II. Earle Jrs.. this
Vening. Their wedding will take place ,
. Ihursday, and the dinner tonight @
slll be for the bridal party. The j
aries house must be quite a lovers
ook these days. with Hansell, George /
ma Ralph, all engaged; and, do you ,
bow. have even heard rumors that
.aith Is about to make up her mind
answer yes TO a certain ardent
ultor. NANCY WINNIE