Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-22


\ 4 = are going to the Cassatt's dance to.
night, and the McIieans. Mills and various
others are giving dinners before the dance.
Doesn't it seem funny that oil these kid
dies are old enough to have evening
parties? And are just as excited over
whether they have supper partners and
ali their dances cut into as any Of us ever
were and are now that we are Full
growed."
All the smart children of the Main Line,
most of those who go to the Da Costa
dancing class in town in the winter and
the Harrison class, too, will be there, and
I think the grown.ups will have some fun,
too.
DEOPLE are beginning to wake up to
the fact that we are having in this
town this week and next some mighty fine
Performances Of grand opera, and on
Thursday night the Academy was almost
packed full. and, believe me, the hearers
were not sorry they had gone. The per-
formance was great!
s. Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott have been
going nearly every evening. Don't YOU
think Mrs Scott is pretty? Her lovely
4 fair complexion and bright color and
young. face, under that crown Of lovely
white hair! And Mr.. Scott is so fine look
ing. Andrew Wheeler was there for But.
terfiy" on Tuesday night, and Stanley
+ Muschamp and Hans Kinder and several
other well.known musicians have been
there every night. Now you know that
4 means good music when q man like Hans
Kinder goes to hear it often, doesn't It?
And they'll be here all next week!
Cheers! And again cheers!>
NJHAT with fetes at the Colket Wilson's
NV in PaoH and at Mrs. Charles Down
ings in Wallingford today there'll be quite
some busy people in the country, and. too,
there'll be quite some small amount raised
for war relief for both affairs are given
for that purpose.
The Wallingford fete starts at and
lasts till II. and the Paoi one starts at 2
and has supper served on the porch and
suppose other doings afterward till
about II
I NTHAT on earth do you think is the
Nv latest wrinkle among the girls? They
j are cutting their hair short and wearing
Il brushed back tight off their foreheads
= Now, this is not a joke or Just tale. They
are really doing it. I can't just get the
ffea but they are doing it, idea or not.
I've, seen three of them already, and
they tell me that whole bunch Of others
have either done it or are about to do II
at-eny given moment.
I. Now, ask you, is it that the little wal
+ workers have so much work to do they
I haven't time to fix their hair? What Is
itali for do you suppose?
T -AA. lieutenant of the E. A.. A. is one OF
h the pioneers, and a very recent bride has
4 sacrificed her curly yellow locks to stiff
muchly brushed. short hair. A German
eown girl, too has shipped her brown locks
md pretty soon there will be none but
& copies OF Irene Castle walking about doing
+ their various chores in the service.
+ e have been studying and studying for
the cause Of the reason why, Has 1t any
aplnection with sweethearts and husbands
| fff the army? Do they want belts OF
watch holders of plated hair? Or is it be
cause they are not making hair nets any
more in France?
can't get 1t. Why, because one does
var work, should one look strange and in
tense with close-cropped hair, which mus
incidentally be combed back straight from
the ears and forehead? Why, oh why?
rs Don't ask so many questions, Nancy
-leuu make me tired, always having to have
feasons. They're doing it and that ought
Is be enough. NANCY WYNNE.
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