Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-25

i there's a cross against your shirtwaist.
have printed card, and it says, you have
been seen not keeping the rules" or some
such remark, and then there is a cross
against your hat, or your waist, or your
coat, or >sewels. for you must not wear
jewels with the uniform. So you see they
are very strict about it. And you have
to behaved
! II STOPPED in at Mrs. Ned Robnss tea
on Saturday afternoon and had most
delightful time. 1t seemed quite like the
days "befo' de wah," so many came in and
the conversation waxed so gay. Mrs Joseph
Pennell, Mr.. Robins's sister, received with
Mrs Robins, and Mrs Spencer Trotter pre-.
sided at the tea table. Mrs. Trotter I heard
say. by the way, that her son, Spencer Lee
Trotter, is still in the service in France.
Among the guests there on Saturday
afternoon were those two dear little old
ladies', Mrs. George Dllwyn Parrish and her
sister. Mrs. William Hunt. Somehow they
seem never to grow old, and yet some of
the Oldest generation living today will tell
OF the days when Becky" and sally"
Price were going about as debutantes, in so
\ far as young Quakeresses Of those days did
/ any debuting.
\ Miss Rebecca Price married Doctor
Hunt, who lived at 1900 Spruce street.
where the College Club is now situated
The Parishes lived on Spruce street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, Miss Sarah
Price having married Mr.. George Parrish
To this day Mrs. Hunt wears the plain
bonnet Of the Friends.
Mrs. Parrish is the mother Of Morris
Parrish, and Mrs Hunts son married Miss
Julia Morrell, whose daughter, Mrs
Ridgely, inherited a goodly sum from the
late John G.. johnson, who had married
her grandmother, the mother of the late
Edward de V. Morrell and Of Mrs.
& Hunt, Jr.
Among the other guests at the tea were
Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs. Frank Halle
hurst, Mrs. Charles Penrose Keith and Mrs
Hazlehursts daughter, Mrs. Hal Patton,
who brought with her Aurora Carter. Those
OF US who remember Aurora's mother
Aurora Hazlehurst, whose beauty created
quite sensation when she came out here
are naturally greatly interested in, her
child. Poor pretty Aurora died year or
SO after her marriage to Julian Carter.
The Morris Jastrows We're at the tea,
and Mrs. Edward Horner Coates, Mrs. Will
liam Woodward Arnett, Mrs. James Miftlin,
Mrs. John Oakley, Mrs. Henry Norris Har.
rison, Mrs. Dave Chew, Mrs. Leonard Nor
gan, Miss Agnes Reppler, Mrs. Joseph
F'raley, Mrs. Fernand Paternotte, who
came with Mrs. Harvey Carpenter, and
\ who has but lately returned from Belgium
and many more whose names I cannot re.
call just at the moment. 1t was a. de-
lightful afternoon.
| CPEAKING of Mrs. Paternotte (she was
~ Anna Snow, you know, and married
Fernand P. Paternotte several years ago..
She has been in Brussels since the arm-
stice and she tells the most wonderful
things about her trip there She is going
to speak to the workers at the Inde-
pendence Square Auxiliary Of the Red
Cross next Monday afternoon, and I cer-
tainly do want to hear her. You see, Mr..
!. Paternotte's parents We're in Brussels all
during the time of the German occupation,
and what she does not know about it all
now is very little. She's awfulIy good look.
ing and perfectly charming.
Stephen Fuguet, by the way, is going to
talk at the auxiliary this afternoon, and
you know he's been over there and has had
to do with the distribution of things for
the Red Cross. so he'll be most interest
ing. Something tells Nancy she'll go down
town this afternoon armed with her wee
golden thimble.
IT'S pretty exciting to have your soldier
leone home from France after about a
year, when you've been married to him
only about year and a half. and you have
the most attractive little house on the
Main line And when your cook has the
same experience and has to go home to
welcome her soldier, it's pretty hard to
get your mind down TO fifteen minutes to
every pound, and three tablespoonfuls to
one cupful. However, It must be done,
because ne has to eat whether he's just
come back or not.
~ So the young bride that have in mind
tried her best to come down to 1t, and the
morning after he arrived she hustled out
TO the kitchen to get breakfast, and really
| felt she was keeping her head pretty well.
Then Just as she had everything ready
and had turned on the gas he came out to