Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-12
,,s &c if the social doings were

,,,s &c if the social doings were
.nic,iug down bit. it, tha ah1s sitz wfor for
ql'e,;iulle e,.ill be a dance ut tne n,in n,ol, ior
there Evans, and the . Sun,o an wodnes eso
ANU horr 60 lis first meeting Oh ,her wrun nse.
VII VII upight; but most sn,aile,. Gl r"s scale %
day, Iii ,r;ll be on n smaller sho s'ais az tbeatrc
ties irc W." will be o numDer W; t;ooh ohc how
Iics' oe In fact, have you nU,ino" ;,,ing there c
psr.b'Io,r Of that kind OF cn'eTrb'"'R irbc Rartows
nucnh hcrr or this season ,ti;ea EHe hoah mh and
has w., ,scrics of three Tor ni'faur'" far thr;r n
ssve eTsabncstocks are giving r;Sbt. ioht' then then
the nuc coming tomorrow uisn, ~ SAT SAT-
lsst o,g mos the Cromwell party oh toni@ht
there and the Ashhurst Pur'S 2, ST,ornsnc ,o,e 30
arGda't ard 'tbc Hatfield party '''
Kane, ,p", ro will be theatre party ,or
ai" Sfruhing, gwen on nnd n ' thc
Bs!s,f ,ssi by the Charles ''T,r.'' CnIestine %
nlgn' ntr jTarnar's party .Ir ,u uister yn,,
Brd who is Billy @ hu. ,,;ght ,J "
Waru'' 'niI be on SalnrdaN nisu'
know delightful way Oh en''''"'"
rr - don't you THINK
,,ov pretty some of the s'd, suolc0s ,'i.e ARE
n, ,t,se days. ] was struck -, WIZ tbn
- tnesy !,no Harris at the, Orcbcstra ,n, .ne
Gecrsl ", "rnoon. She had taken on ne'
other ad s,Ib Int. Of course, and was ;r wra /,
coat ap" nale mink sweater. her ,.u'. nd Il
Ing a pa'' cold, so soft and curly aho aho,
Ike tl spuu snHch dancing blue eyes. En- En-
she ;nr has to to be belle the winter sue
comes, o1,, ,hst o'I small Nary Geary; She h,
ana 'n% '.mall, either, is she! But sn" o
isn't SO .,,tc I"'" as can be. Her, eyes rc arc
as o., vu and brin- full OF mischief ,,n, mns
brown 'V ,hc ORCHESTRA, too, auu Mu'
was u, o,I sorts Of wild signs TO 'eoI
maxim y, hctwccu the selections. ~
sianns ont m 70 be that she wanted 10
turned nor % homo in her car. put, a., a,
tske k,ranna @ said, How on ear'h cou''
GeonTs ts.n %bat YOU meant? u;I cor
iel , m"r arc both in the school s,r, Srt
lneii irt they'll be out in, a coupe o,
now, ~ think: they are about slx.ec''
years ,Id and enthusiastic about every :,
!ea.s Nius G,' IN thc world. Ism 1t wonde'lui :
WITH this month the days at nome
w 49, s,orted. and Monday. is always
toyorite afternoon for staSlns -rutI, no,h
a,n,ocio,ly ,aT,l in the neighborhood OF s, ien,n,
Tsjppronth ssprth and Twelfth, ana oli;u.'
lesSp' l.soots in the old residential section. !.
sIer atorS many Of the socially proih.ut,n' e.,
" It the city live iu their Dig oio i''p
ioned houses. A., ,yu1;,r, Rotch
w;.tar htar of 1112 Spruce street, VIII Dc
:, home. and will have three deoutanles
.scpivinr with her, the two NlsterS'
Wsriro ,iseiri and Fanny, who are her grand :
,lartbT sDnrbtcrs and Caroline barclay. hcr
.auSH' .soat niece. Mrs. Hampton. Carson
siil sir@y receive at her home, 1898 spruce
Sm S,root after 4 o'clock, aud Frances
Trsor who is engaged to Dr. John
Carson, arson you know, will receive with
hes; Mrs Busch, of 1905 Spruce street,
nil nj ho at home after 3, and Mrs. Iheoo,,,
d1ore lore Etting, of 1910 Spruce street. VIII
''IsMt farther up the street Mrs. Dunning
I'D her dcbutantc daughter, Nancy,
aii adn he ot home from until & O'Clock
and md Mrs, Lincoln /. Eyre. who is Mrs.
m,nn;ny's 1Hu sister. will receive with
tbem, % Mrs. Eyre is visiting Mrs. Dun
ming for several weeks.
HLLEN is apt to leave playthinSs
L about now and again, and Mother
has found it necessary to remark TINS
failing on the part of her daughter, 80
Ione day last week. when Mother. whose
name is Mary and who was making, q
BEAUTIFUL cake. dropped a pan holder
4 on the floor and did not pick it up i'm,
mediatply, Ellen. bending over, lifted
Il up and remarked to Daddy: 81 do
declare, Marys such baby; she
kayes her things all around the house.
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