Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-01

- number of dinners that are to be given
lcnisht before the meeting of the Saturday
Evening Dancing Glass at the Bellevue
Stratford? The dance will be in the Rose
Gardens tonight instead of the ballroom,
ds at Christmas time. and I have counted
at least eight dinners that are to be given
beforehand. and there are probably others.
~ should. think pretty nearly everybody
who belongs to the class would be going
Z 10 a dinner.
a And quite two Of the dinners ahe to be
given for the boys; at least Joe Jcanes and
|4nb Pemberton are to. be honor guests at
dfnners given by their respective families.
Sarah Dolan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Dolav. who are at their winter home 21o7
walnut street. will give a dinner for her,
and Eliza abeth Boyd. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. George Boyd, will have dinner The
franklin Baches, whose daughters. by the
way, will soon be old enough to go to the
Saturday Evening. will give dinner for
Sarah Duane, the daughter oe Mr.. and Mrs.
Rus. = Duane. Then Peggy Ferguson viii
have u dinner given for her, and the
George Rosses will entertain for Elizabeth,
while Elizabeth Fled will have dinner
$fven for her by her father and mother,
c0mmander and Mrs. w. Roy Mason Field.
4 The, Committee Class as you know, Is
under the auspices of a number OF women
and il for the girls who will make their
debut IN one or two years time. The
conmttee includes Mrs. Harry Coke, Mrs.
Bayard Bowie, Mrs. Charles Da Costa, Mrs.
Jack Geary, Mrs. Tom Mexican, Mrs. sgd
ney Thayer and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall./
|syxyAsN'T it exciting last night at the
~ Bellevue at the showing of the flm
s ErT2avished Armenia? 1t certainly was
thrilling and every one was muchly inter
Vested I'll warrant Armenia made much
kthrough the sympathy aroused.
M know the effect it had on me when
saw Hearts of the World first. / had
thought could not possibly take on an
bother Liberty Bond up to that day for
1.-The third loan, l think I was). Well, L
went to the first showing of Hearts of the
World" before it was deleted by the censor,
and certainly went right downtown the
next day and bought another bond. for
which I-had to pinch.
Well, most of us felt that way last night,
mittee will report large contributions from
those present and from those who will see
this Aim.
Every one you ever saw was there. it
seemed to me. And every one was, as I
said, greatly impressed. The women who
undertook to chaperone the first showing
were Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson. Mrs. Ed
wnfd Stotesbury, Mrs. Barclay Warburton.
Mrr. J. Willis Martin, Mrs. George Whar-
ton Pepper and several others, with Mrs.
Lorimer for chairman.
|T WAS interested yesterday to hear that
Bob Morris (who, incidentally. is Cap
|tain Morris) has recovered frcm his> accident
|snd Is with the American army in Bel
Ygium. You kHow he was quite badly in
jured in a motortruck collision back in
October and so was put out of the war be-
fore the armstice was signed. Bob, by
the way is no longer the, gay bachelor Of
old; you remember, he married Fanny Vain
shortly before he went to France. Fanny
IS living in Westtcwn with her mother,
|, Mrs. Charlotte Vain, while Bob is "over
there" She is a sister of Mrs. Emlen
Hare, who was Anne Vain.
Bob Morris is an awfully nice fellow
and Fanny is lucky person-and inciden-
tally 80 is Bob-and it~is certainly good
news to hear that he is able to resume his
ocmmand hear Major Aubrey Bunting
iis in Germany with the army of occupation.
did you know that?
fTlHE war service committee Of the His
y torical Society of Pennsylvania will give
another reception tonight! This wilI>be
their twelfth. and have never heard of
I ruch successes as they have there. Imagine
I ikt More than one thousand guests every
/ saturday.
Think Of the eats entailedl That is, the
|2preparation for serving such numbers! !!
The receptions have grown so it has been
/ Ga16cided by the committee that the invita-
don, card would have to be presented at
the door You ought to beg for an invite
some time just to hear those men sing.
The receptions are for the soldiers. sailors
and marines in the service. you know, and
they last from until a quarter to IL
o'clock
|tnHOTHER had told Polly it was not nice
4v4 for her to complain about her food.
and so she promised that she would not
lido IT, She would be polite little girl and
accept what was put before her and say
nothing. She was heroic ON Monday and
on Tuesday and Wednesday. but when
Thursday came and she sat down to cream
<oast and glass of milk. while Mother and
[ bix brother had TOASTED cheese and few
other delicacies which We're judged not
coed for Polly. the strain was very great.
Polly sat down and she looked with out
|sraged eyes upon the others repast; then
sbe opened her little mouth quickly and
then she closed It just as hurriedly. And
then: "Mothsr. / almost forgot myself
and complained" she said. But stopped
ln time." Then with a sweet smile: do
81 suppose Daddy will bring me some.
4 thing nice when he knows was good?"
|tt\ NANCY wYNNE.
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