Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-23

belieVe lust bad cold or sornethi's ~
that She just got back on SUNDAY i.'
Newport, where she was bridesmaid at
the wedding Of Barbara Norman anu r"
sign Dan w. Jones last Wednesday iou
remember I was wondering last we@N
whether Rosalie Dolan won't De coni'he
homo soon. but hear that she ls SO ousy
and SO interested in her work that sne
not thinking about coming home But MI
Dolan is on the Adriatic, which IS no" oh
the high seas homeward bound
THE Plays and Players are to holo ti'e
i thirty-ninth club night next ThursoaS
and Friday, January 30 and 81 at '"e
!. .Playroom. They have named the evening
n es.American Night" Last months was
x English Night, you remember.
There will be three oneact playlets. Inc
< Arst will be Mothers of Men, by ferci'
IN val Wilde, and Miss Elizabeth oliver ana
k Mrs Joseph Sclroles, Jr., will be the TWO
N stars. The second playlet is also by Perez
val Wilde Its title is THE Unseen Host'
ana AZ all the dramatis personae IN the
\, Arst play are women, so by odd contrast
are all those in the second play men, being
& Carl Lewis Altmaier, James Hayes, Jrr
"a and Lawton Slaugh.
The final play reverts to the women
.1,in and the Ave parts will be taken by
Miss Helena Balbrnie. Mrs. Charles DICK
inson. Mrs George Edwards Elizabeth
Conover and Mrs. Ned Warwick. 1t Is
comedy by Marshall Ilsley and Is entltled
"The Feast of the Holy Innocents' which
.svors Of the Old World to me, but hear
the scene is laid i'll Wisconsin.
TWAS so sorry to hear of Marion Mulford
i Kimballs death in washington the
otber dav. She was always such bright
girl, so full o. life and so busy. You know
for the last year she has been working
avery day at the canteen at Mrs George
W. Childs Drexel's house at Eighteenth and
Locust streets. She volunteered her serv-
ices, and she certainly gave them with her
whole heart, starting out S, me days at
or o'clock in the morning to meet troop
trains going through the city, and WORKING
all day until or at night.
Do you remember her wedding? 1t was
very unexpected. Last spring her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Mulford, of Wayne
issued invitations for a dinner dance IN
honor of their son, II. X. Mulford. Jr., VINO
had lust come back from France. When
the guests arrived, they found Marion in
her wedding gown, and instead of dance
there was a wedding. Nobody had even
known that she was engaged Lieutenant
Colonel Kimball was sent to France soon
after on n special mission and returned
lust before Christmas. He expects to ot
sent back at any minute Marion's deatf
came after an operation following influenza
rTAVE YOU been to the the dansants a
IL the Walton? They are gotten UP fo
charity, you know, and the proceeds To-
the first three weeks were turned over t.
the Ship and Tent Club. Next week th
proceeds will go to the Galilee Mission
The dances are lots of fun, and a grea
many of the girls are going to them ever!
~ afternoon. You go in and have tea ant
N. dance at any time from until half afte
6 o'clock. Then there's a supper dane
n every night from until half after II, tn
Erf women who are patronesses OF the doing
f# are Mrs. Campbell Madeira, Mrs. William
G. Warden, Mrs John C. Norris, Mrs. Dol
son Altemus, Mrs. Joseph Snellenbur
and several others.
I stopped in the other afternoon, to I'M
Charlotte Rush Drayton, Uytendale BAR
80. Gamer. Hope Beale Cromwell; Ethel Huh
sp Bailey. Alva Sergeant, both Peggy an
Polly Thayer. and the two Franklin
IA Sarah and Sidney; Maize Rush and dea
little Constance Binney, who you know
IN Mrs George Dunnng's niece, being tn
D daughter of the late Horace Binney,
'&k New York, and who is in the "Oh! Lad
W Lady," company as premiere danseus
IN She leave here next week with the cor
4 pany r we will certainly miss her, W
we ~? She has '.gound herself arour
ms 3 hearts here with her fresh, swe
'shness.
\ \ another day Mary Norris was at Il
<dansant and Lisa Norris, too, and Pegs
Dent and Dorothy Blair and Frances Lea
It's really remarkable how many do
and. having been, go back again, for "
do have that comfortable feeling when e
N ioying yourself for charity's sake Ev'
r. though the war is over, you still ha
lurking about slightly guilty feeling,
you go for pure pleasures sake.
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T SAW her yesterday going into a sh
VII l. on Walnut street, and she certainly q
y look blooming. ] just about to spe
to her, when good night! up rush
Al Sarah "Why. Nj" she cried, "h,
N radiant YOU do look! I never saw y
n have better color. What's up?" &C
Y nothing" replied M, trying not to 10
n self.conscious. Did you know that I
AN c. has sailed for this side with the av
b tors?" "Oh, that's it," said Sarah. "Wi
VI what on earth do you mean" eXclan
M Nj. blushng furiously. Then it "
NJ Sarah's turn TO say, "Oh, nothing"
III NANCY WYNNt,
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