Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-29

In the A1ttTnObn anu 'N'hllS' NdlAdlI
Barclay McFadden,- who is home on
leave. will give theatre party, to be
followed by dancing. at his fathers home
at Eighteenth and Spruce streets. Mr.
Charles Mathcr will entertain at dinner
for Gilbert and Gladys, who have come
down from Niagara; you know Captain
Mathcr has been stationed there. The
Ned Pages also came down from Niagara
,o have Thanksgiving dinner with the
older Pages. and the X. t,mott Hares have
gathered their children and grandchil-
dren about them for the day. Mr.. and
Mrs J. T.. Mccall will have their family
dinner also; Howard, you know, has just
received a commission at OSlethUrpc.
And ! can't think how many others |
have heard of who will celebrate this
holiday.
T,HE Ned Robins gave a tea yesterday
afternoon at their home. d16 South
Carlisle street. for Mrs. Joseph pcnnell,
who has Just arrived from England.
Mrs. Pcnncll, you we'll remember, is
sister of Mr.. Robins and wife of the we'll
known artist. Mrs. Henry La Barre
JAIME ana MTS, l. TtutTlth GldltN dSSlSlcu
Mrs. Robins in pouring tea.
Among the invited guests were Mrs
John Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison S.
Morris. Nr. and Mrs. Charles T.. Boric,
Jr., Miss Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs j Ber-
tram Lippincott. Mir. G. Willing Hare,
Mr.. and Mrs. James de w. Goodman,
Mrs James II. Howe, Mrs. George Trot-
ter Tyler. DR.. and Mrs. Spencer Trotter,
Mrs John w. Coles, Mr. and Mrs Cor.
nelius Stevenson. Mr.. Harvey NJ. Watts,
Miss Charlotte Setter, Miss Robcson, Mrs.
Thomas G. Foster, DR.. and Mrs. Edgar +.
Smith, DIR. Josiah II. Penniman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace E. Smith, Mr. Joseph q.
Rosengarten, MIR. and Mrs. Norris Harr-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Gates, Mr..
and Mrs. Hudson Chapman, Miss Agnes
Reppler, Mrs. George Dllwyn Parrish
Mrs. William Hunt, Miss Helen Parrish
Mrs. John NJ Oakley, Mr.. and Mrs
Thornton Oakley, DIR. and Mrs. William
II. Newbold DIR. and Mrs. Felix r.
Schelling, Hon and Mrs. Norris S. Bar
ratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Keith, Dr
W. w. Keen, Miss Keen Dr. and Mrs
Morris Jastrow, Doctor Ames Mis-:
Ames, Mrs. George w. Hunt, Mr.. anc
Mrs William L. Hopliinson, Mrs. Louis
c. Baker. the Misses IIalowell. Mrs
Francis Hazehurst. Mrs. John G. Eustis
Mrs. c. Leland Harrison, Miss Mary Win
sor. DR.. and Mrs. Walter j. Freeman
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Harrison, DR.
and Mrs. r. TAFT Mckenzie, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley G
Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Char
man. Captain and Mrs. John $. Muckle
Mr.. and Mrs. Bodine Wallace Nj
and Mrs. William Sinclair Ashbrool
Mr.. Fullerton Waldo, Mr.. and Mrs Ilous
ton Dunn, General and Mrs. Henry I
Douglas, of New York, Miss Blanch
Robins. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. A. Jack
son, Lieutenant and Mrs. Edward Robin
Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mason CHI
chester Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Chand
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Logan NJ. Bulltt, Jr
Miss Henrietta Atwood, DIR. Ellis
Oberholtzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ney
ton and DR.. and Mrs Morris j. Lewis.
LIE HAD alighted from the train aftt
- ii particularly long and hard day
the office, and now he was walkir
briskly toward home. with joyful though
of how glad Friend Wife and the vel
small daughter would be to see him.
was just at dusk, when the lights we
beginning to pop forth at long thous
regular intervals long the suburbs
street. Well. he strode on, taking hug
appreciative whiffs of the keen, fresh a
That air was just about right. It ma
YOU want to hop up and down or thro
your arms about or do something "pe
py" like that-'specially since one hadI
had time for that sort of thing for age
And then the bright thought popped in
his head, Why shouldn't he?
He gazed cautiously In several dir,
tons note the several. please), but t
street seemed to be deserted. So
boldly tucked the evening paper doN
into his pocket and commenced wavi
his arms in all directions. First tn
would shoot vigorously out to the sl'
then forward. then up in the air. It "
really amazing how many various wa
he found Of throwing them about NJ
al this was tires bier" for the man, |
ct me whisper the sad part to "
That street wasn't deserted at a
NO SIR-REE. Not SO awfully far
hind him was a girl who had come {
on the very same train he had, and.
lieve Nancy, that girl had some ii
trying to choke back her giggles wi
she beheld the frenzled exercises ,
friend was going through. But, you :
sha is "A yerv symDathetic individual q
she pictured to herself just how horri
fused the poor man would be IL
should happen to find out that he
not been the only person walking ale
that street. So he doesn't know yet W
highly appreciative audience he h
NANCY WYNNE