Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

NM
I,oaour Is coming up once more IN
philadelphia. Somehow. II ra.her
s,umned during the war. That H. other
,,ina, took the place Of tho league and
.,. Tmcrqency Aid Aides and the Ma
,,a,o, League of Service took its place.
W.. .hio year the league has blossomed
bu.. again. and under its auspices was
1orln r. recent Talk of the Town,
SNeu. witch there has been so much
aUWVu' W, Now. while many Of us are glad
.alAii ioasuc has come to life again. there
tns ,e"sd GOOD many who think it was, too
Az u. si said Talk Of the Town.
M, I viii say that with very. few
ont;ors II etruck mo thnt the hVely
,M,y' ,,ort was taken by those who we're not
lp,nmbers Of the league. Untortunatels,
boweyer. there are some VINO "ih NV
aa;Hffercntiate on these matters
,1,r1r. have you heard about the
w 1un;or League meeting? There mas
hocn much talk about moaern ,nun nar,
.,org and those of ten or nlteen .u,I
o,o and 50 the league, atter ,nuj" 10
"riticism OF the recent peItorhidituII LII.
torSnli 70 mU,u the former Emily Noux. VINO
llE'' NE stand for old fashioned manners;
wiz Marion Savage. who will detenu m
anu I0.n m methods. They think 1t VIII Dc
n!omm' om 80 hash the thing out. l nope theLe
WTI' " uomc conclusion that VIII Ue
VII VII and I can't help thinking that IL
cIgH' tm .iit toward q return to the reserve
WI on,trol of former years. FROM Wy M
snrious members / nave lalNeu VIZ .
,;nre that Talk of the iowR ",
formancc, the general trend OF, opi,ni",, ,,.nrn
was that some OF the happenings "N''
dad taste. a;eo.onco between
\, ,a VI that that are distinctly wrong ana
.hinss hi;ns that are just plain bad taste'
VIE w. for an example of bad taste,
i.m"j,a iu"j ia that universal Christia,n, !,
qam Inrnr 90 Come All Ie Faithfui,
n{iohh' vas done ut a recent ball. one
villa .n not call it sin, but it was not IN
souiN uT taste now was it? Girls dancing
sogIu sI Licking TO the tune Of that we'll
suown sno hymn. which was jazzed about as
nSrriIv as anything ! have ever heara,
T. was bad form; You know, al ,m'
mother said to her httie nausn,,, ,,.a .
t,rSnt "iTt" was worse than wicked; II was
~ l"Io forrr !" It's a funny thing when
oood taste is set aside once: we he'ei
n, so"U wben TO stop. do we?
Wo,l I will certainly be curious I"
,,or thc outcome Of that debate. some
near NV .o,Is mo Tint good taste will pre- L.
mins Thn.o girls are too we'll bred and
VAL ,orost not to see things as they
" 70" Rnt it's mighty interesting, ism
Il?
Nov what did you think of Nancy
" saving that the Domino Club per
tornancc would be held last nighS'
wasn't, but you see the wee p,ra w, Mn>
sent me in the note just SAID luesuuS aS
gJo, s.n of This week. But bless your
,.n., 49, two weeks off and 50 yot
h'a hs",' 'onother pleasure to look forward
10 rather than back upon. :.
rs 70 be given for the Home to'
r,ruroblcs. out on Woodland avenue
snd there are Il great many women IN
tsrasted in it. Besides Mrs. Franklin
Bochc, Mrs. Edward S. Buckley. Mrs
Norris Clothier and Mrs. Bob Mont
uomcry, all of whom | mentioned th'
o.her day. the patronesses include Mrs
Henderson Supplec. Mrs. Stanley Dea
con. Mrs. John &. Cadwalader. Mrs
Stotesbury. Mrs. Robert Anderson an'
Mrs. Philip Steinmetz. The DOMINO
cub is made up of boys who are stu
dents at the Episcopal Academy. ant
they take girls uarts in their plays. Jus
e. the EltIS tuke Illth phIlS III NANA
schoo, plays. It's great fun.
CLOISE WARRINER is Il good
IL looking girl, l think. | saw her ol
the street the other day wearing one u
TIE smurtrst gray squirrel coats l hav
seen for II long time. And her hat wa
close. fitting turban of dark re-
dVvetynp.
Just little way down the street
met Carol Smyth Mrs. Howard Wealth
srly's good looking daughter, who
also dcbutante this season. She wa
wearing Il stunning coat of dark blu
duvNtync finished with n wide collar o
oposSum fur. Her jaunty hat of Alic
b u" velvet was exceedingly bccomin
also.
A UNITY had DiclSie out walking tn
"A other day, when they met a ma
with whole armful of red and gree
balloons. l'ickie gazed at the balloon
with ionging eyes, and Aunty. bein
regular kind of aunt. said: "Dickie
you Shall have II balloon; which do yo
want. dear, red or green one. an
We !. buy another to take home t
Peggy.
We'll, Dickic looked at the balloon
orc" lnor" and then remarked in tru
child fashion, II want Peggy's."
NANCY WYNSE.