Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-16
I JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
be Second Assembly Will Be Given Tonight in
ballroom of the Bellevue-Stratford- Pageant
to Be Held in Opera House-Ivy Rail-

~, ,onisht we are to have the second
assembly; and dinners my dears,
- II have I dreamed OF 30 many. 1
|''- .,.psct that every one who. sub.
r j \, The ball will be wined and dined
'.s.rd Any way. ] think you will
IL = nv opinion when you have read
"a, -.,,a of the dinners and who they
- Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wharton
-.,noott will entertain and DR.. and
- Alexander Randall will give a din.
"a - Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fox, Jr.,
|l u. .on.in.law and daughter; Comman.
"a. kdvards F. ,Leiper and Mrs. Leiper
~. "a. dinner for Frances Leiper and
20, A.bhurst; the Charles NJ. Leas will
--,-.,sin for Helen James, and the
4. s--s,.. Francis Gummeys for Margaret
.<'--,. Then Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ridg.
~. ,v,u give a dinner for Eleanor
.rd of New York; Mrs Arthur
Fl <-..t v,ll entertain for her daughter,
q -..,v Brock and Mary and Elisabeth
h --.rsrd will be given dinner by Fran.
y 2. wood. The George Harrison Fraziers,
~. >dvard Heckschers and the Antony
r <...,,rs will also give dinners. Char.
+ IN. Rush and John Drayton. whose en-.
+, men, vas announced last fall. will be
4 ,.s.rtsined BY Mrs Norman jackson.
4 .ssss these affairs, the Yorke Steven.
\ q, win give dinner and musicale and
< =, and Mrs Charles Hart dinner for
= u,.sbsth McMichael. And there are, any
4 ,uvpbsr of others whose names have not
(, n nv finger tips for the moment Mrs.
~ Tilehman has recovered from the
a ..vsre breakdown which prevented her
; f.sun receiving at the first Assembly so
\ \ d probable that no patroness will have
~ be replaced tonight. Last time, you
IN remember, Mrs Cap Morris replaced
\ ~ Tilghman.
The ball will be very gay, for since the
At one the Troopers have returned from
7 hs border and there will be many there.
kayHEN we have the pageant up at the
/. metropolitan, where Mrs. Lloyd is to
represent Youth in Realization" and
frank Lloyd to ride upon a camel bor-
/. rcwsd for the purpose from the Zoo?
spn and don't know how many Assem-. |
kyitss are to take part. Methinks twill |
n quite some spectacle. but I doubt if |
Mrs. Lloyd makes any better appearance |
ihsn she did last night and the night be- |
FIRE at IAN Evening in Rococo."
.DEsIDES the Assembly and the pag-
" cant we have the Ivy Ball. which will |
" given out at Weightman Hall. >and so
many OF the younger set will want to be !
there that | am wondering how in the |
sorld people will he able TO divide them.
sKss into three and even four and at.
Ihnd dinners, pageant, Ivy ball and AS
eemby. How can they do it?
,nREAT excitement was caused at re.
~ cent supper.dance when one young
oan In the room produced from his
oisplwed them gayly to his friends.
Amasement spread about and finally
very person in the room had heard about
+ and necks were craned and much dodg.
ne about pillars done that the curious
might see this devilmay-care young gen
tIefnan who carried a thousand dollars
bose in his pockets. ! wonder what his
point was? I have always been taught
was rather vulgar to display ones
wealth, and so I carry my little hundred
modestly in my pocketbook and
ssldom bring 1t to the light OF day, much
less to the eyes Of my many friends. It's
Z mistake. Take II from me- that man
~ asked by no less than ten friends"
y loan them various sums from $40 to
700 that very evening. I do not know II
y complied. NANCY WYNNE.