Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-02

y John II. McFadden tea for Rebecca
Thomson at the Wellington. MIR.
George McFndden gave ball for Re"
becca on Friday night, you know and
It was a perfectly wonderful affair
Scarcely any. one came home before
g. m, and the ballroom at the.
Bellevue Stratford was one of the most
beautiful sights have seen for many
a day. Why, you'd never think there'd
been war, except for the fact that
some, like Joe Du Barry for instance,
are not dancing as in the old days.
Otherwise the gowns are just as gor-
geous and the jewels, well
Well, you know how it is after you
have been sort of repressed for while.
When the restraint is off you go the
whole limit. we'll that's about 1t! /
noticed it last Tuesday at the opera.
too. So much jewelryl After time
when so little had been worn
MFRS. THOMSON will receive with
N1 Mrs McFadden and Rebecca. Re
becca is very smart looking girl, don
YOU think? She holds herself so well
and has such an aristocratic air. She
is the granddaughter of the late Doctor
Thomson, who lived for many years on
Walnut street, next TO the hrst
Emergency Aid headquarters.
After his death the house was turned
Into a shop. DR.. Archibald Thomson,
who died several years ago, was an
uncle. His widow was Miss Minnie
Welsh. whose first husband was the
late Mr.. Thomas Wanamaker.
A. RE you prepared and ready to go
"a to the Bazaar d'Orient tomorrow
with your pocketbook full, to help the
little Armenians? ! never heard any
thing like the arrangements for an ar
fair of the kind. It's to be held in the
old Bonney and Dillaye school buildlng
at 1915 Chestnut street, and the long
rooms are to be converted into sort
OF eastern street of open shops. Inc
booths will have yellow siiken canoples
and the aides will be dressed in eastern
garments.
8lA LIZ the booths and things for sale
IA in them are marked with French
names. The Bon Marche, under tne
care of Mrs. Sutherland Brown, mas
all sorts and kinds of dolls. and Mrs;
+ George Greene is to paint portraits, ana
Miss Anna Reeves will cut out Sill
Ties Chooses d'enfants" will be sold
bv Mrs Atwater Kent. Fruits et
asnrs', will be under the care of Mrs;
George Fales Baker. and "louJoux VIII
be sold by Miss Eloise Dickey ana MIS-
r. Burd Grubb.
nROWNIE WARBURTON has
ID cigarettes and cigars for sale. In
fact some of the cigars are about IooC
long and come in individual boxes. You
know the kind l mean. y are very
rare, and you have to smoke part oi
one one day and then come aroun1i
tbe next and take another smoke, ana
probably finish on the third day 1heS
are beautiful nevertheless.
Mrs. Charles V. Mclean has the cor :
fee loggia and tabourets for smoking ID
eastern fashion. You wear turban anC
sit on the floor. you know, Rachei
price Mary Knight. Helen Shelton,
K Corinne Freeman. Dorothy Ely, Eliza :
beth Gribbel. Idella Gribbel, Louise
/Ashhurst and several others VIII DC
aides, and serve coffee and cigarettes III
the loggia. .,, ,, Ma
4 Robert Girvin, and Miss Colahan an. aho
Mrs. Fred Perry Powers VIII nave !es
Antimes.' Florence Hopkinson ano
Mrs Arlington Gilpin will tell tor-
tunes. and Mrs. Lewis Rommel VII
have sgateaux ct bonbons,' while Mrs
Edward Nfeehan will have table OF
tsnouveautes. "Tabliers pour chacun
OCCASION will be sold by Mrs. AlleI
i Stockton. So il you have maid anc
need an apron for her to get it, other =
wise buy one for yourself.
S,HERE will be an oriental beggar ana
d i there will be oriental sweetmeats and
oriental music. And there'll be rea
Armenian booth under the care OF Mrs
Bohelian. Indeed, can't begin TO re
member all the things there Will b'
md al the people who are working
for it.
Some of those have not mentioned
already are Mrs Robert Downs, Mrs
Anna o. Lawrence, Mrs. Fred English
Mrs. Barclay Warburton, Mrs. willard
Rodgers. Mrs. Wilbur Klapp, Mrs
George II. Strawbridge, Mrs. Atle'
Downs, Mrs. William Gardner, Mrs
Otis Skinner, Mrs. Alexander MacColl
Mrs. Ashton Little, Mrs. Lewis Ilegler
Mrs. Maxwell Bullock, Mrs. Georg
Chandler Esther Bochman, Mary Der
cum, Judith Jennings, Anna Walthour
Caroline Nixon, Carolyn valentine
Irene Hubbard, Elaine English, Mrs
Dobson Altemus, Mrs. e. d. Dice, Mrs
George Lamb, Miss Genevieve Gibbs
Mrs. John Lawrence, Mrs. James Starr
n. Mrs. Hampton Carson, Mrs. Nj. ID
Harrington, Mrs. Richard Bishop, Mrs
William Pilling, Mrs. Theron Crane
Mrs. /. T. Crane, Mrs. Richard New
hold Mrs. Sam Woodward. And Mrs
Fred English will have eats. Mrs
9 George II. Lorimer is chairman OF tn
whole affair, and it opens tomorrow AM
will last through Thursday.
IBID you know that Horace Hare ha
- been very sick? Had appendiciti
and went down to the Johns Hopkin
Hospital for an operation, and Willin
Hare is down there, too, just recover
ing from an operation. Mrs. Hare ant
Miss Esther have been with them. Th
latest news is that both men are i'm
proving.