Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-24
j JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
sturday Evening Dancing Glass Will Be Pre-
: ceded by Many Dinners Tonight-Luncheon
at Anchorage Vaudeville for Charity

W(Y{E younger set w" nov "
y .or,eht. for there are to'be "umsteen"
...srs before the meeting of the Satur.
~ Evening Dancing Class, otherwise
Sn as the Committee Glass. Many of
Alnners are being given for the girls
~ w,ll be next year dehutantes. Jane
v.u,e is TO he guest of honor at
.-s.r which her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
~.rles p, Maule, will give, to which forty
80. have been hidden. Then Mrs.
ss~rv sulger Jeanes will give dinner
- vuzabeth Jeanes, and Mr.. and Mrs.
~ a.r,ck Shelton will entertain for their
l~.,er Helen. Still another dinner will
:. s,v.n by the Roland Taylors for Eliza
~ Anne, their second daughter. Alto
.s..h.r you will agree with me, the eve
49, will be busy one for the embryo
~ and her coworkers.
~>tsrDEs all these affairs for the al
h most out. young Edward Berwind. I'd,
an be given q party this afternoon from
! unti, $50 o'clock. by his parents. Mr..
"a Mrs. Henry Augustus Berwind, at
an home, 2110 Walnut street, and Mr..
issS Mrs. Houston Dunn will also give
Ls,aran,s party for their small children.
'~1SSSE MERRICK and Mexican Downs
~ .re TO be given a luncheon at the
anchorage, in Paramount Park, today by
Anne's uncle, Hartley Merrick. Annes
.neaeement to Mexican was announced
,ust about the time the First City Troop
,s called to Mexico and on the same
Asv that Alice Thompson and Norton
nowns made theirs public, l have not
s..rd as vet Of any date for either of
sbese two weddings, but nothing would
.urnrise me with war imminent, as 1t
s.rtainly is now. Bessie Downs and
povland Evans are to be married on the
tsnth, you know.
YsLLANoR LoNGsTRETH is getting
II up a vaudeville affair. and for the
Aaneflt of st. Annals House for Aged
women, which, If I mistake not. is some
where UP on North Franklin street. Be
mat as it may, the vaudeville will bo
rven at the Little Theatre, and will
spnsist of tableaux, sleight-of-hand
tr4cks, songs, dances and perhaps, best
4 sn, eats will be sold during the per-
fprmance; that is, homemade eats, fudge
and "sich." The four seasons Will be
shown. also the various avocations OF
me society girl. Edward Massey will do
The tricks, Elizabeth Latta will sing and
Elizabeth Dallas will do several solo
dances. The girls who will be in the tab
Ieaux will be Lois jackson. who will be
Golf; Helen Shelton, Riding; Doris
nexter. "Tennis," and Natalie Davis.
.Skating" Then the different phases in
grls life will be portrayed by Betty
Boyd, as School; Marjory Taylor.
~Graduate"; Pauline Arey, "Debutante";
Mildred Sheppard. Proposal" and Ella
nor Longstreth, Bride" Spring" will be
represented by Eleanor Werner, Christine
Stockton will be Summer" Katherine
Hunter, Autumn" and Carolyn Shep'
pard, Winter" During the performance
and in between the tableaux Jean Joline,
Helen Marshall and Marcy Perot will sell
sweets. This great and gorgeous show
viii be given on Tuesday afternoon. April
n, 80 be sure to keep that date open'
for there will be great doings. I'm think
ing.
TULIA HEEBNER, who formerly lived
y in Chestnut Hill, and has, of course,
numerous friends in this part OF the
world, is to be married today In the Pres
byterian Church in Pasadena, CAL, to
Herbert Weller, of Honolulu, so far as
The last news heard from there says. DR..
Robert Freeman is to perform the cere'
nony. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Heebner, par
nts Of Julia, moved out to Pasadena
some time ago and took house in which
they have been living for more than
year. have not heard IL Julia is to live
4 b Honolulu or in California, but it is not
!. nkely that she will ever return East per-
manently. NANCY wYNNE.