Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-02

tn THE evening there was meeting of
Mrs. Troth's dancing class out at Man
helm. and /, was II fancy dress affair; in
fact, so fancy was It that not mortal
soul, he he man. woman or child. was
able to enter the sacred precincts OF the
ballroom with uncovered face. Every one
HAD TO go masked II WAS great fun too
for it's been long since we've had any
such "gonga on and you know the BAL
Masque has been called off for this year.
too, SO great was the joy Of those wh"
subscribe to Mrs. Troth's. when IT was de-
cided positively to have masked meeting.
Mrs. Troth believes in the men and girls
having fun. but she does not believe In "S.
travagancc. SO she has put ban on the
wearing of flowers at her parties; she
wishes her dances to he conducted AS sim
ply as possible during these wartimcs. ana
flowers that wilt and die in ono evening
are considered extravagances. It's good
for the mems pocketbooks, too. incidentally,
isn't it?
The party began carly and tho unn,ask.
ing took place at supper time. shortly ho'
fore II O'Clock.
T,tIE Billie prayton Oranges had a lovely
childreu"s party on Saturday night AZ
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and Il was voted dandy party. Among
the guests were Constance Binncy, Mar.
garct Prichard,' Eleanor Hart, Jessie Ia
Costa. Sophie Yarnall. Lucy Grey, Lysheth
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Nancy had n grand timc y.s,or,a,. ,.Ii,t,,
about Gorgorza's voice nj tbo Noraa,.
Morning MusIcsIo. tho, 10 sho ,,u,a, ,,.
about the shifting of pianos. and nroyrau,
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exact Just as il was exp,ained tho, u
Levitsky could not play on frozen kev.
and did not hear that Corporza had hoo.
taken i'll and that uoratio Conno,, h.d
taken his place. and though it seemed
passing strange to her that Gorgorza wos
so young and tall and rather thin and
changed the whole program Also Aha, hi.
voice, though very beautiful was pot so
powerful as she had been led TO believe yos
Gorgorzas, she did not suspect tbe .,hs,,-
tuition and was therefore cahblv ,nnroci,,-
ing Connell, who was to be appreciated M
Gorgorza. What is more every opa' vino
came i'm after the concert started ,hou.,,
the same thing. for heard Ioads or poo,,,o
commenting ON Gorporz,,s voico
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niue,l hus'nns ana bustIing the
poA was just ready to have its lid nailed
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the kindhearted mother found small Betty,
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