Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-10

- -, hear that Alex Dolan is not
..inr to sail for France this week'
% Snow to begin at the beginning her
iOu .smother, Mrs. Nelson Brown VINO
tau'' ls IN France all through the war
lT,s ppasoNe Dolan spent some time WIN
'0'u ,h;o sbe was overseas driving her
ne, ,..,once, I came home last year and
'mOI ho0n spending the winter with her
nus .Stsr S Mrs. Clarence Dolan, and also
oaus come time with Mrs. Alexander
spen' T., prvn Mawr. Now she Is going
.'St I and Alex is going with her.
O'rS T.'s loft for New York last Friday
iD .,;ng 70 sail within few days, but
eap' rss such a terrible storm that
.S.,' .l.r nostponed their sailing until the
, ,as. Peggy Thayer, Elizabeth Brockie
I psbecca Thomson all went over TO
Au' m A,er off and they came back on sat
~ ''a.v. ~ Alex in the meantime has gone
Lawn to Aiken again to spend a week
M .s,,h her family before she sails.
W.T. Mrs polan and the rest of the family
-. dawn to Aiken, s. c.. about two
N..bs @ ago and Alex spent week with
Nwn' ,San before she went to New Lori h.
Wsrv Wsm Law went down with her, 1 oe
;;0rs Mss So now she'll have anotner week ,
lritb nitb them before she finally gets OIL "n
tbe twenty first. -
ruE Trident Senior Honor Society oi
~. Penn Charter School will have
nnaI supper dance tomorrow, tne
Us aIn; I;ncoln's Birthday, on the. rooi
ee .So Sl Rellcvue. The entire. roof mas
q III, ,reseryed. I hear, for the afalr
,i psen ;s very exclusive society, you
ta,S " and IL is considered q great honol
hnos t,,ons to IL. The alumni always
70 oe,vf nvt FOR this annual dance and III IL
IuIm m, OI nuits an affair each year. Inc
res,;ttoe reans % in charge includes ii. Henry
comLnl''Tyy w Albert Smith, Jr., CLINTON
brVTr, / strorg and Milo G.. Miller, Jr., VINO
is chairman.
HAVE been sent the ballot oil tne
ph;,.delnhia Chapter of the u. a: a.
= ton Ioon and because you may llk'
n n tuow rOo who is up for what, ! VII ex.
to EnVM tSo "mU courtesy to you and let yov
tend 'nb nbout MI it. too. The officers are
Eno" Ti. roaent avy Mrs. Charles w. Nevin
, toF r;ce tCs regent, Mrs. William Henr!
ier Sn.on. WV for second vice regent, Mrs
SaSSel SaSeIl Rattles :; for recording secretary
Mrs Israel H. johnson; ; 10 ior p 'Tl, non
nopding secretary, Mrs; JACOB @ DoH "a
sIdson for registrar, Mrs. InUnas NInu
Fepton; for treasurer, Mrs: MAJ Wi
robbins, and for historian, MIS-. WIZ
- liam GRAY Knowles, NJ uorr,
Mrs. William X. werner; MIS' WE
&. Champion and Miss lsapei ~. w n,.'
mer are to be voted for as manageLs
Then there are some very compNcaIe'
delegates and alternates to the nationS
congress to be held in washington;
G.. the week of April 10. Among ines -
are Mrs. Frederick G. Durant' MISS, Miss.
Airline Tryon, Mrs. .. w; hullins
Mrs. ]. Montgomery Warne. Mrs. ben
iamin Adams, Mrs. Henry Horton LaW
renee, Mrs. Ashbel Welsh, Miss Mhl.
mer Mrs. Campion and Mrs. W. Henr'
Sutton.
TIES engaged, and the fact make
II him a bit absent minded at times
II is hard to think about things lik
business and lunch hours and closlni
lime and all that under the circum.
stances. But the other day he took b.
umbrella to be mended. 1t would b
done at 8 o'clock, he was told. SO n
remembered very carefully and turne'
up PROMPTLY at 3 :05 for his umbrella.
Ii was all ready and he started out
putting it up with justifiable pride, i
that firm, new, once bent and broker
rib. But after he had walked thu
Moudly for about block. he suddenl
Hooked about him--and decided that
after all, on such bright sunshiny da
prhaps he didn't need to carry it up!
NANCY WYNNE.