Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-01

Gale Carne OIL STlOOtTIy as usual yesterday,
You SEQ the pianist found tho keys of
one piano frozen and so he had to play
ON another and vice versa with Mr.. Cor.
gorza, who had to sing to the first: and the
consequence was there was some decided
shifting Of pianos. scheduled songs and
arrangement Of program, but who cares
for that SO long as the program when
given proves satisfactory. and II was.
Gorgorza's voice Is beautiful, rich with
that rare tenor quality that has not been
80 evident in the favorite baritones Of
today. The audience was very appreca-
tive, though 1t knitted continuously and
untiringly. Most of the boxes were full.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, had q number OF
guests, as did Mrs. Sndney Thayer, ana
Mrs. Alexander Brinton Coke. Mrs.
George Horace Lorimer entertained Mrs.
Clinton Rogers Woodruff. Mrs. Francis
Dercum Mrs. r. Emott Hare and several
others. Phoebe Harding looked wonderful
in n stunning suit of black cloth trimmed
with wide bands of black fox and her
hat was Of fox fur also
Some one suggested that as Paderewski
only plays on certain pianos. perhaps yes.
terday's performers were under q similar
contract and that was the cause OF the
reason why. Perhaps 'tis true, for the
program said what kind Of o piano each
used. Who can tell?
HNHE roller skating carnival to be held
at the Palace Roller Skating Rink
Thirty-ninth and Market streets. tomor-
row. to raise funds for the army motor
kitchen and the heavy auxiliary promises
to be some event, believe me. In the
morning the smallest children will have
their good times when Mrs. Walter Jack
son Freeman will give party.
Mrs. Joseph Lucas will give a luncheon
for her two daughters. followed by n
skating party in the afternoon. Other
parties will be given in the afternoon by
Mrs. William ID. Grange for her two
daughters, Miss Eleanor and Miss Banning
Grange, and by Mrs. Frank G. Kennedy.
Jr., for her niece and nephew, Miss Flea.
nor Jones and Mr. Frank Jones
LINDSAY CLARKSON will be the guest
Aof honor at a skating party in the
evening, given by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip S. Carkson. Of Edgewater
Park. and Mrs. Frank p. Prichard will give
IL dinner at the Art Alliance for her daugh-
ters. Miss Margaret Prichard and Miss
Elizabeth Prichard. followed by n skating
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew w. Crawford
will also give dinner at their home, 2421
Spruce street. before attending the car
nival.
THERE will be exhibitions and contests
= in skating, with prizes of skates and
' skating shoes. Later in the evening there
will be dancing and also a patriotic ad-
dress viii be given BY Commander Frederic
Payne. U. S. N.
nNHE affair is being given under the
L auspices Of the College Women's Auxil-
iary of the Red Cross and the committee
includes Mrs. George G. Ross, Mrs. Charles
Price Maule. Mrs. Joseph S. Francis. Mrs
Stanley r. Stager, Mrs. George w. Lip
pincott, Miss Mary T.. Eastwood, Miss
Agnes Shipley. Mrs. Walter Jackson Free
man and Mrs. David Lewis.
MRS. DAVID LEWIS, who has charge
AVA of the aides.Sh the following names
on her list: Mrs. Andrew Wright Craw-
ford. Mrs. J. Parker Norris, Jr., Mrs. G.
Miss Brady, of Baltimore; Mrs. s. p.
Letherston. Miss Emily Hopkinson, Mrs.
Jacques Bierre. Mrs. Julian Wilcox, Mrs.
J6s<.& Smith, Dorothy Blair, Maisie Rush,
Elsie Klapp, Rachel Price, Cecily Barnes.
Mildred Longstreth, Helen Shelton, Lucy
Gray, Sidney Franklin, Katherine Lloyd,
Frances Leaf Josephine Hooper, Martha
Henderson, Gladys Fox, Hannah Wright,
Sarah Pcnrose. Hatty X. Geyelin, Agnes
Brockie, Sarah Franklin. Mary Morris.
Mrs. Jack Appleton. Emile Kennedy,
Virginia Roberts. Edith Earle. Theodora
Lille, Mrs. Edwin Bonsacl Louise Lip
pincott, Elizabeth Ross. Mary Prichard.
Lenore Mccall. Polly Pancoast, Agnes de
Kosenko, Peggy Thayer. Margaretta
.Jeanes, Martha McAllister. Mrs. Harold
Mason, Agnes Shipley, Miss F. L. Smith,
Dolores Dilks. Virginia Dilks. Helen Ross,
Marie Louise Dilks, Eleanor Westcott,
Frances Westcott. Mary Scull Marian II.
Button, and Corinne Freeman Jane Maule
Margaret Prichard, Catherine Morris
Helen Henderson, Mrs. Joseph Rollins and
Caroline Brown.
I The aides are to wear pleated skirts and
colored sweaters. They will also weai
fur turbans with 4 small red cross In
front.
OPE3.EING Of Eleanor and Frank Jones
- for Whom Mrs. Frank Granger Ken
nody Is to give a dinner, their brother
Robert Jones, is a reserve down at Cape
May and he's quite musical. He has
written a one-step called "The Glory OF
the U. s. A." which was played and
danced with much gusto at the Charity
BAN last Thdfsday and was muchly liked
( NANCY WYNNE.
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