Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-16

ao,thern migration has started,
Vi almost every day one hears Of
tbot person having started for
.So . south The Munns' both the oharles
u, Gurness. have been in Palm
anu for some time. and Mrs. Charles
Beacn io' lister. Mrs. Paul Denckla
MUM Going down tomorrow. AND
Mills u IL 10 so nice. she is going TO
do tIhIans;e tIhnn and Isabel Da Costa with
take Je'9 obildrcn. and they will be gone
her OWL elk weeks. | feel sorry Tor
for qDouT Tostas. Their mother was de-
the IA them. and her death was such
voteu ~ Isabel was i'll with pneumo-
shotNt tho same time her mother was
MA AZ rcmrmbcr. so the southern ell
ILL., Wv viii greatly help her to get strong
and and we'll again
,,uE Walter Thomsons nave gone
w. .n to Palm, Beach, and, Mrs.
- uoMhm uohurv is going as soon as she re
Sto.esfm from nm attack of grip. She
cover So IN her way by now, as ! heard
may Wednesday that she expected 10 20.
on rho Edward Crozers and their oaugh
lnu oro already down in Florida. ana
teus uanr that Mrs. Bob Large ana Rer
sseuabter seu expect to leave shorUly lor
G.hs GaHs" The George Rosengartens are
IuV[ !. tbeir Florida home, entertaining =
a,,,,her d. ,h of house parties. ana tne Neo
ppurnw,nings and Mrs: Browning lasnur, In,,,
Ir George McFadden, nave gone uG"f nf
" palm Beach. And nntl, tne eth tha VI
February, in fact weli ING 18th NTH 'NN
riII rtH' still be people going South'
I,y.I+or Wood Yesterday
on Chestnut street. She IS ilv,is LYLE
~ W nav, YOU know, and 49, as L th.in IN
y qet told YOU before, the guard,an ol mI rnJ
.,ro .o'i little Rowland girls. bsthe. ian uu.
nIorothy, the latter named aieel ~
Hrs VVsO Wood was Dorothy Eatf,sI4, II,rr;' tHe
nonngest n,n, of the Charles oGstiS tvaitor
.onns Uu daughters. She marrien T w W %iv 1;ve
Wood Wood and went to Hoosic ra.'s ~ 400 aso
put Mr.. Wood died some tour Had Healdd DsU, hos
and in the last year Mrs' "o''
retnrned to Philadelphia; ,d ,oo,;rg
I think she is extremely goou iIoH daril
She has light brown mar +;molN auu n
hrorn Sr eyes which snap most a''rac''nu,s l;,
vrb wben she is talking to you, one sno mno
weoring very gooa -lpohinsl ,,.;th
ooat OF black sealskin euseu VINO tSn
a wide band Of chinchilla lnp nenI, uaeI" with
waist line and finished at tIe necN TIer Gier
q wide collar of the chinchl.la' s,t IN.
St;rt was draped one OF heaVy sun
Snished silk in black ana her haI sn; Mao
nnlsnt" 40 crushed black velvet affalrs
Nth the upturped brlm so 1ashlonoo'e
This year. She looked very smart
r,t1ERE will be dinner dance TO-
D.aht ot the Ritz Carlton given by
=, NIL Jor"co Brock for her niece, lsapei
H1s,.oiio Hss, Of Chateau Villandry, near
Tours. in France, VINO Is over t ~ NIiss
tbo ' winter, staying with her aunt !" 100
Fanny Coleman. will be the
Another debutante party WI o1 on
dinner which the George NTr ,rr u" iin,
uiIl uiT" rivc for Eff Widener. LRe M ,,ht Mt
Taddens are occupying tue o'u WNTa99nt
nan house. at Eighteenth anu '. ",uas ias
s.rStI, slHt hy Tho tbc late William Weightmanl'
UuI Uu.' oFtcr his death Mrs. Penheid' ms
anu nu.%tcr ,%.c lived there FOR q while ana
,..nr the Richard Vain Meirses. INC
lUsH W;,l;s Martins rented it one winter ana
ro'r mn,t thr George McFaddcns. Mrs NC
r,Jdon TyJ was Iosephiue McllVaihe'
iaurbtor of Mrs. Frank Clyde.
Arother dcbutante affair VIII be the
.hcatrn Marty and supper afterward at
tnea'fG ,nT,av,,e na, -Stratford which Mrs.
William Henry Newbold will give 1or
pbnda BROOK. who is Trenchard New
holds stcpdaushter.
rUE school set will have its innings
tonight Mrs. Charles Stewart
Wurts's dancing class will meet at the
PoIlcyro .Stratford. and many will be
tba dinners preceding the party. Ihe
Worris CIothiers will entertain for Dor
othy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Bealo will entertain for their grand
donghter Nnisip Chance, while the
Richard d. Woodscs vi II give dinner
for Mary Furness, daughter OF the hau-
cyfe Furnesses.
OLLIE is just four and. being the
D only small boy in the family, YOU
know what every one thinks of Billie:
So the other day when he came in, MS
usually smiling face all puckered up
and pointed to his mouth. saying, My
mouf is hot an my froat burns,
Mother became muchly excited.
Furthermore. Billie suddenly seemed
10 sway from side to side in an uncer-
tain manner. and grandma. who was
nearest, caught him in her arms before
he fell AS she caught him she began to
sniff in IL funny wav, and then she
savpcd ooh, Billie, Boy. What have
you been doing?'
To which the wee sick one replied
Mokcd grandra's pipe. Oh, grandma .
Me didn't like it. -