Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

DID YOU hear about the delightful
~ skating party which Mr.. J. Sargean
Price. Jr., gave at his home on Satur
dov night in honor of his niece, Rachc
pr;ce? Rachel is the daughter oil MT
and Mrs. Eli X. Price. you know, ano
,s one Of the seasons debutantes. Ih'
tennis court was frozen over tor tn'
OCCASION nnd il was beautifully lishteo
with electric lights
AT first the guests were entertained
At a small dinner in the house. anu ,nen @
.lor nil went out to the court, "here
80 vos wonderful bonfire at tht
Jn. of tbe ice and fine band OF music
e1se e1se Edward Florens Rivinus chap
od Nile, Tho marty. 1t certainly. was au
eson1u esoaI ,ioht for skating, ant skating
luea' ;deal conditions. You always ge.
nnIe ardor when you're skating than unuel
ny other circumstances, " sstmJ ~ ~
ans And TO have n bonfire rlgnt .hele
mes ouitc my idea OF the rlghI ,,'"s -
Si.o tho music. You roller shn.u h
iroo tin,o IN music If you're clever enouen'
why not ice skate
r TRAVELLED out to Bryn Mawr on
Saturday night to the Senior ysuT, NV
ville at the Baldwin School; anu imr tbe 40
elad @ I did. for it was perieco Js,ce Ky cae
whole way through.,even .r,owed" .ne m or
tor o,h;,o III their fathers dress suits ano
soanoL son'e.n,Le on the "bald headed row,
aphta,r 'irht SQUARE in front! There was c,1, an
r,gf, p,ggfully I amusing skit. 'rhe Lost SIX nn
nwtully nrd Dunsany). in which Anna
na. n.. Nancy Weaver and Martna
iIn.o rra,., took mart. Nancy. Weaver was
MOOT ,,,. 'V cicver MS q ,Scotchman, long
noo Icrrluug Weaver" (first appearance on
uis'uu:tL a:do, and Helen Menzies was d
TINS s.ue os Madam J. Wanda Watcna
o wonac, " mystic. Helen Wy'ie, Trace
RsIdwin Rah and Helen Menzies were Do'
sbevists. ,,o,ho- Il was the
charm Of the painted posters OF .he go suUu
hnnnor that the nonsense nau pun t;nsad
hodv in, but the posters were aIS.,U iaUnbt
off Mt the end of the sho" ana Ieav
In lots of money for the n"'u"'N
Nursery.
r HEAR that q number Oh M'n ~.
,,horr Won know and know are ge.,
.,, ptngeiher again. just as tney otu
tlns vi ,od Cross. in order to stimulate
iot i,ros+ rls FOR public health center IN tne
lnt,rve. VI, road section. Mrs. John NAL
@ ia rua1ier rua1 is one Of them Miss Mary
pro W Tinnincott, Mrs. Sidney Brock,
NJ Janrance Butler, Mrs. II. Norris
Hsrr;son, Hor son Mrs. Henry Spalding; Mrs.
Marr,.dukc Tilden, Jr.. Mrs. Herbert
K, Taylor and Mrs. Horace ". "un
derlc. ,,, +hov vere
al actively interested in the ogontz
md an Huntingdon Valley Branch OF the
Pod Cross and helping with the work
of the Home Service Department at tne
Jenkintown headquarters. Ihey nave
visiting nurse, now that they nave
turned their attention to TINS peace
work, and hope to have social service
worker and, incidentally, a budget 20
keen things going. Miss Lpplnco,t Is
president of the organization and Mrs.
Frazier is treasurer.
T,HE social service committee OF the
L Bryn Mawr Hospital (speaking of
social service) is going to have meet, :,
ing on Thursday at the Milestone; 1
understand that among the other plans
and business to be discussed will be the
"Bop Marche' table that will be con-
Quoted this year at the Devon Horse
Show under the chairmanship of Mrs.
William r. Philler. of Haverford. 1t
doesn't seem possible that such things
AS Devon Horse Shows are near enough
to be even thought Of, does it? But they
are, or, rather, it is, and l believe that
good many plans have been made
for this years show.
NANCY WYNNE.