Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-31

uib VI lHe cdIuiu"S
l. ming Dancing Class is tomorrow night
In the Rose Gardens of the Bellevue at
$3.50, and Teddy Browning. Jr" Henry
Rawle Pemberton. Harry y. Rohb ana
Beauchamp Jefferys are going to lead tine
cotllon. The committee in charge, that Is
TO say, Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke, Mrs. H.
II. Bayard Bowie. Mrs. Charles i. Da Costa,
Mrs. John White Geary, Mrs. Thomas NC
Kean. Mrs. sydney Thayer and Mrs. Charl'
ton Yarnall. have extended an invitation
to all former members Of the class VINO are
in the service and happen to he in town
and haven't had all invitation and would
like to come SO ] shouldn't he surprised
to see the place jammed with uniforms OF
all kinds and sizes, for there are many
ser,'' men home these days.
lfrHE younger set is certainly glad that
~ It has been decided TO hold the extra
|'&ance for al. the younger classes lead TO
he committee class, you know; it's really
Ne class to belong to just before YOU come
yu3t 1t used almost to introduce you into
I}xffs Mason's in the historic days when
5lle Monday Evening was only next in i'm
brtance to the Assembly. And it's great
>4f,n. believe Nancy. II always has seemed
iafpity that the Monday Evening is now a
3hing Of the past war or no war
~ m Won know that good looking Bar
3SD bara Brown, daughter of Mrs. Henry
3faham Brown, of Pittsburgh. who mas
Elt1sited here very often is going to he mar
(: Id TO Joe Dlworth on the 18th of FEB
3Esiary? Barbara has relations here, you
fnow She is a niece of Mrs, Charles Fox,
2,asrbo was Miss Alice Brown and is also a
ecbusln of Mr. Wilson Sharpless and Mr..
AEranklin Sharplcss, of this city. 1t Is
Ather interesting that Mr.. Wilson Sharp.
4 {less's daughter, Molly, is TO he marrie1
SIiere the following Saturday to Major Eric
<fearson, of England. Barbara has often
Visited in Philadelphia. She Is an intimate
friend Of Mariana Gowen Coleman, 0f Char
sfotte Brown, who, as you know is engaged
to Ned Law, and of Eleanor Cuyler Walker.
Her sister. Betty Sharpess Brown, is en-
4 "a ged to young Oliver 1selin, Jr, of New
York, a captain in the L. S. A. The wed.
'fding of Barbara and Joe will take place in
NFittsburgh ] understand that Joe is re-
Y lIated to Lawrence Dilworth Beggs, who is
10 it, if you took me up on it, so to speak,
~ it were.
m WANT to tell you, my dears that Ar
~ menan party tonight is to be some So
'seial event, and don't make mistake about
IN. There are to be dinners before the
%xbowing of the film and the boxes have
( apne like hot cakes. Mrs. George Fales
baker, Mrs Fred English and Mrs. George
4 snprimer will have dinners before the per-
4 s{ormance, and a number of person. ".n
'abe entertained in the boxes by Mrs. Cor
A4elius Stevenson, Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Lori.
mer Mrs English, Mrs. Willis Martin, Mrs
Edward Stotesbury, Mrs Norman Mac
Leod, Mrs. Barclay Warburton, Mrs. Will
liam Austin, Mrs Arthur Sewall, Mrs. Ed
ward Schmidt, Mrs. Theron Crane, Miss
AEleanor Dlckey and many others.
1FJ1HE film, you knowy is to be the first
~ showing of "Ravished Armenia" and 1t
mas to do with the sufferings of young
A ,menian girl who escaped from Turkey
& after all kinds of agonies. The young girl
&who suffered these things told her story so
HUeu il was decided to film it, thereby
tgiVing to America truly NlNiu plc'uto u
SMhat the Armenian has endured at the
hands of the Turk. 1t is all an invitation
f4ffair. but it is doubtless hoped that the
& 31nused sympathies OF the spectators will
Ming abundant assistance to Armenia IN
Hfle near future.
a}S incidentally the film is not approved by
s'fk5 State Board of Censors, but they agreed
}HAllow it to be shown as 1t was an inVl
Ion affair, and as there would not be
to delete the film before tonight's
Wing. Mrs. Rod Griscom has taken
for tonight, by the way, and the wal
are going to be there in the George
tmer's box
4oU know when you so into cafe
II with your perfectly respectable uncle
mother and aunt and a wonderful
kadian officer YOU really ought not tc
i SS to flirt--yes, horrid though it sounds
E!Ms&k ktrue--firt with a most ordinary person
Ia happens to he eating his luncheon
~ loss aisle as it We're / must say
4 b amazed when l saw her. ] could not
liite believe my eyes, You would say she
au a lady without question. and certainly
VI the manner of her upbringing she
3bt to be, as well as that important
rtfer, .om her family connections But
~ did it all right. for Nancy was there
K n saw IT, even though she could not be.
y ffSo her own eyes. How can sweet young
{. r3xIr Be SO vulgar? NANCY WYNNE.
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