Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10

rf a,stb of Mrs. A. ]. Cassatt yes +
TMH al her home in llittenhousc
\ terQasa aome not only as q shock, but
Square, ~ sorro% to the city as well
ts gLss friepds. We all knew TINT
As 10 pu' M and seriously III, for she
she VIZ IN attend the Assembly last
Sst Nss in in the capacity OF patroness;
EeeN IN IN the last few daSs" word
bu. bu,.d j. about that shc was better
splHe'S uo her death yesterday was not
enu I'D. IN fact members OF inc
SspsfSstSntcy S|sIp,sSsency Aid committee OF Which
lne.s ,.ss chairman and had been since
M sne ,oMuntlaton, were al lunching NJ the
tls soraytcrs Yesterday when MRS.
1ssa; 1..;S,sr entertained them to meet the
% pr;seess C,antacuzene:.
PTW,dse'ir ME- irsssatt wasAIiss Buchanan, you
a mr's 4 niece Of President buchanan,
hnJ" lang prominent in good works. in
Mis shu XIV E Since her husband 8 death a
nn,bsr mio be' of years ago she had lived
nuinVvr nun oniet aud retired life and had taken
/ very social things again only siuce
s.' " granddaughter Lois, now Mrs. JACK
ThsSer. M S made her debut about four
yeee,haa yeeha lad been virtually the leader. in
.;,ss ny social for many years and her
.msstness m,n Of nature. her kindness,
sS,r sarrtssy and tactfulnese made her one
.autS,'I y n, most loved women OF the time.
y ". leaves two sons and daughter,
SSue slider daughter, who married DR.,
pM psr,s ~ Hutchinson, having died some
ssu's A. more years ago. Edward
% %p'.bsnan Cassatt. Robert Ke.so Gus
i't and Mrs. W. Plunkett Stewart are
%s -, three children who survive.
Her death is indeed loss TO many.
r-UU Oliver Eaton Cromwells will
| ,ive n theatre party aud supper
.fterwsrd tonight for their cousin,
Viola Beale Homer. You remember
Mrs Cromwell, was Hope Beale. Viola
Eomer is a first cousin of hers and her
aunt Miss Constance Bealc, has been
rhaperonius her this season and gave a
,es 10 introduce her last month. 49,.
There will not be ball tonight, but
great many are going to Mrs. Uutchie
srotts dinner and supper club at the
Peevle Stratford. 1t seems each
week that more Dire taking up the dinner
iasa in preference TO the supper. It's
good thing to have both. / certainly
think
IN MONDAY night VIC will! have the
" Holiday Night which Mrs. Robert
lesley is sponsoring together with a
large committee for the benefit of St.
vincent's Home,
For mauv weeks the committee in
charge has been busy arranging one Of
tbe most attractive programs and
smsteur entertainment of unusual tai.
tpt. Under the direction of Charlie
Morgan an original dance will be given
by fourteen Young peon|c.
The entertainment is planned as \
holiday for all ages. Irish songs will
be sung by Miss O'Rourkc, while Walter
Hcban, an amateur cartoonist, will give
a monologue and make lightning
sketches. There will also be on irish
Village, and dancing will follow the per-
formance. ... ...--.. .....
Assisting Mrs. Leslev on the commit
ire are Mrs. Charles Hobap. Mrs John
Neybold Mrs. Fielding Lewis, Mrs. !.
Ashton DevGreuy., Mrs. James Mundy,
Mre. Otis skinner, Mrs Robert Bick-
nell. Mrs Arthur Primrose Baugh, Mrs.
Samuel !. Castrcr. Mrs. Thomas S.
Sullivan, Mrs. Henry Miehell. Miss
Edith Rivinus, Miss G.. b. Heckel, Miss
Laura blackburn, .. ,. ...a ...
st. Nincent's. like many home
charities, is in need of additional funds
owing to the Increased cost of living.
The greatest need is--au elevator: and
it is to contribute toward this fund
that the committee has planned the
entertainment.
Among those who will give box par
ties Monday night are Mrs. Lesley,
Mrs, Afundy, Mrs. Hoban. Miss Thorn :.
son, Miss RIackburne. Mrs. James Will
cox, Mrs. Percy keating. Mrs. Samuel
Castner, Jr., Mrs. McMichan, Miss
Tack, Mrs. Fielding g.. Lewis. Mrs.
Henry H. Michel aud Mrs. Thomas
Hunter. ..~-.-.......
....- NANCY WINNIE