Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-16
! JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
The Marriage of Miss Anne Preston Scott and Mr..
Joseph Patterson Sims Will Take Place This
Afternoon-Other Matters of Social Interest

.xoruER one Of the pretty Scott girls
j "A will be married today in the Church
:, r.pI,e and the Epiphany, on Thir'
a.b street near Pine. Arabella, you
hor was married last month to
ls,r . tIunter. Ir, and this afternoon
49, 4. ,rlll become the bride of Joe Sims
~ s,ror,onv will be witnessed by the
a,diate families only and will be fol-
,...sd ,A.s nv small reception at the home of
,n.s y Henrietta Sanders, at 1925 Locust
II seems n shame to spoil beau
~, ,,.,,e such MS Anne Preston Scott by
We, ts owner Nancy, but there Is
.stb,np sort of dear and cozy about
r.ssv and one finds most persons VINO
s.,o been baptized to answer the dig
All name of Anne turn out to be Mans,
....,,os or Nancies. Nancy is the daugh'
"a Major w. Sanders Scott and Mrs.
~, and is grandniece Of Miss Hem
- sanders and the late Dallas
ss,ders. She is a niece Of Mr. j. Hutch
...on Scott and sister of Hutchie
s.,,, Jr, and Of Pansy Scott. Joe Sims
!. +, ION Of the late Mr.. John c. Sims, OF
,hs Pennsylvania Railroad, and is
s.5,bsr Of Mrs. Arthur Newlin, Mrs.
r..rlss S,s, Platt. Sd. Mrs. Fritz Rosengarten
sr5 .tohn c. Sims, who by the way VIII
be best man.
cNr N the most delightful musical or
u sonizations in this city is the We'd
...sav music club, which meets at
~ home of Mrs. Clifford Lewis, 30
.eon,b rwenty.second street, every other
Wednesday afternoon for six weeks. The
membership this year has been doubled
u 15O and delightful plans are being
-,,da for the remaining FIVE meetings.
sfrs Harold Yarnall is president OF the
,,,,b Mrs. clifford Lewis, vice president,
and Mrs Luther Conradi is chairman OF
,be music committee. The first meeting
sil, take place tomorrow afternoon Mt
o,clook at the home of Mrs. Lewis and
other meetings will be held on the follow
Inc dates: Wednesday, January 81, Feb
bnarv IA and 2S, March II and 21. The
committee includes Mrs Russell Duane
Mrs Austin s. Heckscher, Mrs. William
n Greene, Miss Nina Lea, Mrs. Robert
Trnott Hare, Miss Bessie Wallace, Mrs
Abram Winterstein, Mrs. Henry e.
Thompson, Mrs. Joseph Leidy, Mrs.
Charles Wood and Mrs. Herbert Everett.
This afternoon the program will consist
Of cello solos by the famous English
cellist May Nuke. Mary Miller Mount
will play several selections on the piano.
Mrs. L. ]. Hammond's beautiful soprano
voice will also be heard, and William
Muter, a wel-llnown baritone, will sing
a group of songs Mrs. Edith Mahon will
be at the piano.
IN SPITE of the snow, two delightful
1 Park parties were given last night
tghy should we worry these days when
We do not have to put our dainty feet (O
On the ground having an automobile Just
waiting for us to step into and whirl us
over the frozen ground to the Park or
any old place far more distant than Fair
mount. All this being aside from the
matter in question. One party last night
vas given by the Ben Rushcs out at the
Liacs 1t was q dinner-dance and there
we're thirty guests. At the Rabbit the
Iohn C. Groomes gave debutante party
for Anne Meirs to which forty guests
we're invited The balls will certainly take
On more life these days with all the men
from Mexican border lands,
but these small parties at the Rabbit and
Llacs surely do add to the gayety of
nations. Don't you think?
THE Junior Aid of st. Francis's Home
l for Convalescents is busily preparing
Tor It's annual play and dance, which is to
BE- given in the ballroom OF the Bellevue
stratford on Friday, February 2. The
play Is to be known as Cynthia" and
Although it is q musical comedy it ac-
ually boasts of a plot; so, Gentle Reader,
lie thyself and thy best young man to the
Bellevue that evening, for it is going to
d good and none other than Charlie Nor
AN is conducting 1t. Charlie Morgan
aught the dancers in the Old King Cole
ableau and court scene which opened the
Charity Ball this year, and those of you
MO saw II know Win WnuJ SuCCeSS II
vas given, Cynthia" will have some
'horus dancing which is extremely clever
md the singing viii be quite above the
serage for an amateur performance.
With the exception OF the coaching Of
he play every bit of work connected with
he AFFAIR is being done by the enthusiastic
Ioung juniors themselves. They are most
arnest In their desires TO aid the poor
semen and girls who rely upon their as
Stance TO bring them back to health
n the big old country house which is
iept for that purpose out on Lansdowne
venue in Darby.
Marguerite Horan is president of the
unior Auxiliary and Frances Sullivan
chairman of the entertainment commit
es. Other girls in charge of the various
ominlttees are Marie Mclean, Marjorie
EDWARDS, Helen Harrity, Ruth Israel,
-aey Call Rosalie Hoban, Gertrude Zane,
larry Frances Kelley and Katherine Nc
dahon. NANCY WYNNE.
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