Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18

MARY MOSS is coming up again
AVA from Kentucky tomorrow, this time
to visit the family of her fiance, Eu-
gene Simonin. She Was here a short
time ago visiting Mrs. George Earle,
Sd (Huberta Potter that was) and her
cousin, Mrs. Walter Avery. Tomorrow
she will 90 to the Simonins to stay some
little time. She Is very good looking, l
think, and quit little like ner sister
Willie, who, you remember, married
Arthur Howe, Jr. Rose Mary Howe,
by the way. must be coming along 70
ward the debutante age. What an at
tractiye little girl she is Her mother
was Miss May Denckla, sister Of Mr.
Hermann Denckla. She died several
years ago, and Rose Mary has been go.
ing to boarding school. She is a hrst
cousin of Pauline Denckla, who VIII
marry LIE Grande Cannon II always
want to spell it Canyon) on April IL
in Holy Trinity Church here.
MRS. WURTS'S class will meet to-
Wl morrow night. And how the boys
and girls do look forward to these
dances! A number of the boarding
school pupils will be at home for the
midyear holidays, you know, and so
tomorrow party will be q gay AFFAIR.
Let us hope they will not have the
weather of the last meeting.
Did you ever see such night? Rain,
hail, snow, blizzard! Some OF the peo-.
pie on the Main Line and in Chestnut
| Hill had perfectly fearful time to get
home afterward, for the snowdrifts pre-,
vented the trains from going on, and
| - hnoo m plafpH with
ice, too. But it made 1t all the more
fun, according to those who were held
up. It's not likely this will happen
again, for I'm almost afraid to say 1t.
but l do think ''the spring has came
and after day like yesterday / know
you will agree with me.
Well, to return to tomorrow night s
party. There will be several dinners
before the class. The John Samuels will
entertain for Lois and Maria, their two
dauehters, at their home. 2015 Pint
street. and DR.. and Mrs Joseph Sailei
will give a dinner for their daughter
Alice.
TIAvE you heard about the ice car
II niyal which is planned for Monday
out at the Ice Palace, at Forty fifth anc
Market streets?
The affair is being given for the bene'
fit of the Reed Street Neighborhoot
House and the energetic board OF man
ayers of that settlement is bent OF
making the carnival real success, botf
socially and financially:
with this end in view, several ex
bibition skaters 4, i'll display their prov
ess for the delectation OF the audience
and there will be waltzing contests fo
those who wish to take part and ;
"gymkhana fat" Il hope you know
what that is, don't), obstacle race
and hockey game.
The executive committee of the Rec,
Street Neighborhood House includes
Mrs, Charlie Cheston, secretary; Mrs
Charlton Yarnall, Mrs. Granville Mont
gomery. Mrs. Joseph Snellenburg ant
Mrs. Aleck Yarnall. chairman.
OF the carnival committee John Evan
"a chairman and the others include Cur
tis Clay, Dan Newhall, Lewis Parsons
Stanley Rogers. Mrs. Billie Clothier
Mrs. Joseph Chapman, Mrs. Hoxi
Smith and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall.
XTOU know what the work of the Rec
i Street Neighborhood House is
Americanization work among the for
! eigners, the improvement of housing con
/ ditions, and the general civic uplift Il
, the neighborhoods. The management
really working very hard and the result
!, are most gratifying. They proyid
! amusements. games for the young an
ali sorts of interesting lessons are give
TO young and old. It's fine work an
deserves encouragement. The carniva
: will be held in the evening and will b
E very smart, ! make no doubt.
NANCY WYNNE.