Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-21

~ loveliest thing whispered yesterday
There's chance, n possibility, that the
old Supper Club, which Mrs. Hutchie
Scott used to have at the Ritz first and
then at the Bellevue. will start mp again
next winter. | know for fact that
several of the old committee have urged
its being taken mp again.
Every one anticipates wonderful sea
son of balls and so on, but you know
most of it is for the debutantes and we
older children only 60 to the big things.
so very often therc'l bc n week or more
in which there are no dances for those
beyond the dcbutantc stage and few
years more than second year girls.
The supper club always filled splon-
did gap for the married set and the girls
of several winters. and every one will be
delighted to think that it may be taken
up again.
Mrs. Hutchison Scott has been living
In New York for tho last two years, but
II she consents to start up the club she
will probably come back here to live or
will come over for the dances.
The Voc bird that told me- of this
possibility talked about delightful
music" from some special orchestra
never heard here before. and general
tables for members VINO 90 not want 10
entertain but who want to go and enjoy
the hospitality ot the cinp' in"' "r
idea y community 'aoI'. "S !" ,.i,i
Let's hope 1t happens. l. hn"N ~ WI, WI
if most Of the patrons of the former cluD
have their way
,,r lat. = >In 1obr 4 Browu.
49,. ,,,o, homo In Maine
'r'' at MS SUNNI ,'i, ,,,orv friends
raine as Iui'' e!'' ~. Drav.r had long
anu r'i"'iN'S n'''' s,;olI,. in affairs
.s"rru s"',",s an" I,;H Iooth will be
III lh'lnue'I'IE" nn1 t hoon very we'll,
e''arH W.T. Nv i'" Io n,,d Mrs. Brown
,,ortod \o,,l but no one thought of
any danger in his condlti"h' ,,..
Me broWh WIS 0',' ,L,n of the
Alexander brown anu tho father
late NellSoh hr""I' N"' thn LOT
or MIS- 'Iar'h'' h"'"n "' Lo ,,,s
Alexander broWh' "' 'hi0 w. Zn;,,or
Killed Ill an arp'""': p,r;, for
Brown, VINO mas D''i' 'i> 'nS .i,i. nn,,rtrv
many N'hrS' Is '"''''nS hor Grand =
this summer. hoS' ~ poris
daughter mas o'',l N'Hlt'ns t,, ~" how om :
whenever Sh" hau l'nNe II VI"
bunnce work during 'h' Na' ,,;., phi,.
Mr.. Brown mnrr''o lIrn. ,",I nftor har
ippa EttlnG' ana SOM Tt.;nr
death her '"us'n' MISS Ia, ,'n,.i,os hin,
Derame ms Nl''' ,i ",' .,o sistors hoth of
whom are now dead. They were NrS,
Henry Brinton Coke, VINO was hlSS nt,'
Brown. She was the nother Wl t"'
'
Eckley Coke and AlcXandcr hroWi
Coke. of this city. Announcer S'S a,I,,
Emily Brown. married Mt. harNoe' ,I"'
has been dead n"mprr ol Sc"aS, 49, os ,nos
sbn was the Mr.. John Markoe VINO M"S
killed in n carriage acc'oen' 'o'n'
ago.
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n 80 I;o,,t,ropt Com.
o''' Nv DI = S\ onf
muhuer AioeI. .' .na"a o,.or tho week
Mrs. heau were ln:II :., ~ ,rthur Crs.
END lheS S'"sr" WIZ, 't;on w.o. civer
Mss Jaii1'S'S anu " Nv ftan,oon Poo,
l',or Pod, sbo,,ld think he,
be so tired having people en,nu?e .;,, owe, e.
him and having 10 answer p"'o''o' n
to how 1t felt TO De tearing 'n'oas" ~,
air with nothing uhuern.nt' pu. W. Mua
for miles ana mlleS' anu p0Ut AVA
Rad must Dc SICK vi e"! ,ns: .t,
tcdS anxious coulG not he'P IT, ,"o.s
of course knew he get a'to'S' -NN'
so it would so.
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party a' NV" "''' 't 1a ro..ors n
saturday n'Sn' '"' nol, and wifi
'airo' Wn" Sl",n' ~" +ha p,rmhs III,
them. Ana ECSt'r"nH '"c '"o a.