Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-04

ar .;r,. bore In the Junior League
va" .,rro,,v interested in the per.
;.,,ssnce OF New YORK ,EaSon 10
io,.b i,.b given Tuesday. last nlghh. hor aoe ~ tbe
wsJ WHIT In fact quite nun numob bsvc zone
nn,pk;IadeIphia Junior Leagueis hs;nr nS Ge,6
rr tI.r 10 sec the affair wnlch, ,ssrS Us % Storm
" !. Tho ballroom OF the Ma,.ut Mu,nst Girls in
You hno" "o info the Junior League
every Ivy stbo;r debut. Before the war
year s,,eb s,i,ebis's Junior Leaguers naa
Philadtlpof ~ performance every year at
some klnu o ~ Stratford for some Denent.
the bel'rL,u L,ro not had one this year In
1heS '.ort Of the League here mas
fact NY Nut nnt aside for the more nrgen,
been ratn.t .ho Red Cross, the Girl scouts
needs OF W. ,,,nmer camp and other imme-
and their sSSs;t;es. Our Leaguers nave
diate ,snec;al work. they simply nav.
not mao auaoHioted oHitd in some social WORK at
to be asso; l. What / have been toid' put
least tnaI .ho New York Leaguers.
to turn W .tormance was q revue 0, the
The ,wenty FIVE years ago. anu tue
songs OIL tm ,si,s me so interested ane ex.
wee bro 'e ,be oldere members OF society
cited were wer,;once ; that they broke iortn
In the aod and ioined in with the cho,us hn,as
into .,%n sgns .ra % "a Boom de -ay.., Aitef ef
o. Ia, and "Dolly Grey" Ihink OIL
the ban Mnar sans a the old song The BOY"
It! Iney .sTbs s sidewalks Of New YORK. :,
cry ana hnt nretty, catchy tunes anu
No Jahllns, os nerfectly delighted; Iney
every one Si,l we" song from the Merry
gave tne wa Twin / -Addy l. Ay.', To-
WidoW. a.. a% nnd Of the performance, now
ward the ena snnss ., were more up to date
ever, tne or,,ses sang and danced 10
and tns S,horo" 1r and "How You Goin 10
vs yoser ,em Down on the Farm anu q
few others. -, hr;,,;snt affair aud
IL ,,,es was from all hear, Were
he co''a 'anpropriate to the time OF eacr top
lovely. ~ asppe aourse. it was all given ior
song; Int my informant forgot 10 .ea, Sa
charity shat. J Every one, says tnss .ne
me iof ncsss IN largely due 10 orscy
Eeat ths daughter of Mrs. HowaLo
aepIs, % %of New York, who is remark
q; henrs, ar and wrote 1.-THE Silent hhap
aely eie,b ,,sb;ch was the finale OF the Per.
sy.nce souy; and was sung by the eh'A'
cast. cao of our Junior Leaguers are
',, sTne psrnes, Gwen Martin, MariaH
T.vlor, % Lucille Carter and a numoer VI
others.
ooME more New York news! 1ount
Srorrslius Vanderbilt, Jr:, ant
n..boi T;ttleton are to be married neA,
NTH NTH tho twenty ninth. SO rumor says
mop,[ Na .he wedding is to take place IN ot
MTIu,ss's ana sa Church on Fifth avenue u
LGyu tunast four o'clock. I also hear tna
Gsacs Vanderbilt, a sister OF Cornenms
.,;n hc maid OF honor and Corneiiu'
Vanderbilt Whitney, n cousin' VIII "
oesI Wo marc are more interested than hereto
,,,o IN The Vanderbilts, because OF TN
Tnvsr. ry,v - whitney alliance. Roddy rowe
bs;ng the son Of the Charlemagne loM
srs. Roddy and Flora arc to DC ma'r'e'
in June.
TIME fancy dress bail at ram heach
l which was given in the Eversiade
Club on Tuesday night was a erea
success from all hear. There prac
tically nothing doing here at home nov
Int Lentcn sewing classes and Wcehl.
performance OF the opera. so we mus
fcrsooth turn our attention to the doihg
IN the South, for very many OF ou
reoplc are down there. -,
The Kearsley Mitchells were at IN
hall in Palm Beach. Mr.. Mltche!
dressed AS clown and Mrs. Mitchell
As Russian peasant woman. Arel
Widencr was Pierrot and Harry Oar
ljngtcn eondolier. Phyllis Walsh wa
a decidedly smart harlequin. Cath"rin
Porter a picrrcttc and ever so man
other Philadclphians were at the part
I ..,N far
we're numbers of dinners before th
dance, and from what the wee bir
tells me. it was one of the most bril-
Liant Of thG season so far.
WTELL, I stopped in at the rummas
w sale at 1911 Walnut street yester
day, and did not cxaggerate when
told you they had wonderful things
It's a great way of doing, rummag
sale because you are so sure to hav
something that you do not want an
that some one else may want, and
Is such a beautiful way to dispose
the extra things which accumulate
the house.
Besides Mrs. Lcidy. who. told you
Is president Of the First Day Nursery
for which the rummage is being giver
the women interested are: Miss Hor
ner, Mrs. Henry Pratt Mexican, Mr.
Edward B. Hodge, Miss Clyde, Mr.,
Charles PlatL Jr., Mrs. Richard Wal
Mcirs, Mrs. Hamilton Colket. Mr.,
Stanley Flagg, Sd, Mrs. Norris Harri
son, Mrs. Williamson Roberts, Mr.
Albert Rosengarten, Mira. Pearso
Pearce, Mrs. Maxwell Wyeth, Mr.,
Hamilton Cheston. Mrs. A. W. Grim
ley. Mrs. Bartol Brazier. Mrs. Maxwe
Wyeth Ir,. Mrs. Harrison X. Canel
Mrs. William Waterman and Mr.
walter Fl. Lippincott.
HARRY, who goes to school now an
l l whose schoolhouse is across I'll
street from church. is learning ii
signs OF arithmetic, for Harry Is {
much as five years old and his penc
can make equal and minus m
plus signs and "xes" and all II
rest of them. Mrs. F. came to s,
mother the other day, and when Harr
came in she asked "Dearie, I hes
you are going to school now; where
ynnr nr SCHOOL," "Oh! !" said Harr,
1us across from the building that hi
plus sign on its top"
NANCY wYNNE.