Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
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.,,J the Saturday Evening Dane
w inr Glass meeting at the B Bellevue e.
s,,otford was a great suctsss. Sasaro Aho tho
Suwer SUE we're many dinners peiors ..e
tnst;S tm.;r Mr.. Isaac motifs astor. gasse Nav Warv
ss",p ssn, one for Mary; his daugnser gn.e .;stor y
tn.rtow, t,ut Blizabeth,s y younses nsesr,s Ss Mr.
bssi given dinner by her pa.ensss, .he st,nnn. ~,
wass ws Mrs. Joe Barlow; and TN .ne p,,N 21eVens ns
uahO"rtschers ah" gave 2 pat.ya tD Wo Iancer
their hatronesses hoav, Of the class, you re-
The pa'.Ctou sont ont notices asking the
member, 81 co operate with them in
members tHe ~ cheek to cheek dancing
'toPp,bS a potber vulgarities which ma inad
aau aa.su,ently crept into the parties. ph ..oono
And the younger SCI, seL mas '0"'
Ino.S" az" and is CO. operating. :.
scrgss sWss Stewart Wurts mas mace IL q
VT rule. too, at her class not 70
s,,I.s SUI. ,be cheek dancing and mas carriea
slloW, ', It's a fine thing, and the hapit
pu bsins careful about these tninss VIII
clins, T,:.s ySs 30 little malice in young peo-
IN !neb hearts that most OF the ~ ~things
pes do which shock the older people
tney neorfectly free OF intent; 80 wnen
sre ;b,e women like those VINO eonauct
.enSiO, sen 10 ncipg classes take hold ana oirect
.se ..se-s's little to worry ABOUT.
,,ur Bartows dinner was given at the
4 urn rr.on Dragon, and there were about
= ure.n nrests' including Sarah starr.
thirty Loltz. Sydney Biddlc,, Josephine
Poly IA Elise du Pont, Iysbeth Boyd,
CrlsneWtH .sn eWtowland, virginia Earle, Frances
MARY W.sie Stewart (she's named for
hoss, ,,,rt Mrs. Edgar Scott. you knowl {.
her aui1Sbt Tbover. daughter of the George
Mary a Annette Wright, Howard
lhayteos lhytar 3d. Joe Chapman. Howard
BnicnetiiI iiIrbert du Pont. Bob Downs,
DilEs;; hrndt. Billie Addicks, George
Daviu DavIl,oad Dick Thorrington' Fred
ARM Wiimot Pierce, Edwin Fox: Fred
Dunn, Icy Wetherill, Russell Lewis,
swop.p1 swoppsoves. Jack Page, Alison Scott
md snd Francis Reeves, ID.
At THE Norris dinner were Sue
a Goodman. Priscilla Davis, Gertrude
n..san, EVELYN Drayton. Ned Far
1ran"T,, ORA Tom Montgomery, Henry Pan.
co,st, n Jr., Jack Harris, Ned Page anu
Henry Hartshorne.
WHAT good looking small hats are
w bcins worn this year l saw Jean
Thomnson Thayer at Fifteenth and
Walnut streets the other day in such
',nnn;ne toaue of that sort OF coral
aS s.;mson 40 much worn this year. The
u,tsr;al was duvetyne, and it was self
s;mmed. and turned up in front; She
sore top coat Of black fur and looked
ypry we'll, I thought.
One of the Glendinning girls, never
,,n tell which is who, is wearing
soh coral pink tan toque with a green
Snorts suit and pink scarf. She LOOKS
n.vfcctly sweet. I said one Of the Glen
Erninrs, but they probably are both
wearing the same costumes, for you
Enow they have dressed alike this year
St everything they have gone to, anu
i has been very charming.
THE first Of the benefit Sunday eve
| ming musicales was held last night
~ Georgian Court, the home of the
George F. Tylers at Elkins Park. Ihere
are three concerts, you know, ana the
Tylers have given their house tor the
luther COnTaOl, MID. ihotViu oAhah
nnd Mrs. Tyler form the committee in
charge of the musicales. The second
will be held on March q and third
90 April IS.
T SUPPOSE you have heard that De
l Lancey Newlin is on here visiting her
aunt, Mrs. George Bispham Page. at Sc
zane She is a daughter of the late De
Lancey Newlin, who was the eldest of
the four Newlin brothers-Richard,
James Caverley and Doctor Arthur
Newlin. The Arthur Newlins gave a
theatre party for her on Saturday after
noon. and tomorrow week Louisa New
lin will give a bridge party in her honor.
She is going to stay with the James
Newlins after visiting the Pages.
SUsIE. aged FIVE, had been very
Onaughty, and mother had had to
punish her. When lunchtime came con
versation was rather strained, and
finally to relieve the embarrassment of
the situation, Susie remarked: "Mother.
see some gray hairs in your head. >
An opportunity for an object lesson.
thought mother, and she sighed. and
said: "Yes. dear. that always happens
10 mothers when their children are not
good, Another embarrassed pause,
and then Susie said quite innocently 4:
What naughty children grandma must
hovn nod NANT,V WINNIE