Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25

r.. = have little daughter? Their
cbild, you know. And she is to be
hrst c"'W, Mary Duke Biddlc. Every one
naln't That has turned out to be such n
says w. marriage. and | am so glad. IL
happ', hard for them to know that the
mus Dnke. Biddlc marriage ended in
otneI oo after less than four years. But
a dNo,' and Tony arc extremely happy
haatbor and more than ever so now that
tose'% toss wee daughter has come to bless
LIE, ,nIr They are living in New YORK this
r,ntcr ,nsT,, at . East Eighty: ninth street, a,
10 vol, remember what beautiful
usddng theirs was at the Duke place ~
weun,vilic. n. u. when the guests. all
Some,. .,nn here In a private car and had
wens wensndorful time Mt the wedding?
Tou know Tony's Young brother Iiv
iUu iUuraood TO adelaide Newlin, the
H,sbser Of the James Newfins, Of Hav-
dsnsd dsassd and a niece of Admiral Sims.
erlo'u' dohutaute of the year herself
o .nI n mighty attractive girl.
4 MOTHER recent arrival in social
"A orioles is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Nrs Eric Pearson. Mrs. Pearson was
Nh, shorpless, you remember. They
1asrn NE married last year after Major
ne.rson ~ returned from the war. He was
ior in tho British army. The
poarsons have been living IN st. Martins
since their marriage.
M still another youngster to interest
"A nc is the wee son of the John Dray-
,ors Tie is named after his father with
r. added and he is nearly two weeks
IA now, Ills mother was Charlotte
Rush, Johp Drayton is the Youngest OF
,be four Drayton men, sons OF Mr.. and
Mrs, William Draytou. am sorry
indeed. to hear of the Illness OF MS
father. who is one Of the best liked mcm
in This city. He has been seriously III
ror some time at his home on South
Twenty first street.
TT SEEMS to me that the joint arts
committee Of the Art Alliance has
,launed a most interesting afternoon
At the Alliance Building tomorrow.
They are to have a recital or lndlah
Ire. legend. song. dance and ceremony
given by "re. ahm E-Saucct. i'll other
words "Floating Cloud" Of the Otibwa
tribe. and she will appear in tu'l Indian
costume. She has given her dances
twice in conjunction with the New YORK
Symphony Orchestra and she is cou-
SldereU rPHlhrkuDlN Nn'' -
for one am very eager to go. They
roll mo she reproduceS the home life
NJ her tribe. its rites and ceremonies and
gives the religious. pIaytimo. war and
ceremonial dances. She will also tell
legends lust as che heard them herself.
told by the old chiefs around the nigh:
frps. She will describe and illustrate
-hr sign language and signals by
blankets and fires. Altogether as the
invitation from the Art Alliance says
she is breath from the forest. y
After the recital tea will be served and
thc hostcsses of the afternoon will be
Mrs. Stanley Abbott. Mrs. Clara y.
Madeira. Miss Mary Butler. Mrs. John
Narkoc, Mrs. Harrison s. Morris. Mrs.
John Z. Oakley. Mrs. Charles Rhoads,
Mrs. Charles d. Stephens and Mr.. Her
bert Welsh.
THE Triangle Club Of Princeton gave
i its play at the Bellevue -Stratford
last night and the Princeton graduates
and their families. rs well as the fam-
lies Of present day students certainly
did rally to the cause. The ballroom
was crowded and there was the usual
beautiful sight. after the play. when
all the students both present and past
stood up, and with raised hands waving
10 time sang "Old Nassau" It's very
stirring when you see the white haired
and bcwhiskered pupils Of many years
ago singing with all their hearts and
with a look Of rapt devotion on their
faces. | always like to see that.
The Billie Barclays gave box party
Ia honor of Billie. Jr.. and some Of
his Princeton classmates. the John
Strubings also entertained and the
D'Oliers and the Walter Lippincotts, of
Rivcrton, for their daughter Elizabeth.
T HEAR that Sergeant Alvin YORK is
L i'll aud so Colonel Mucklc has had to
recall his Invitations for the reception
ho was 10 have given in his honor this
evening. II will he great diSappoint-
mcnt not to meet him. rs we are all
mighty proud OF said sergeant. How
ever, we will hone that II is only q
postponed pleasure.
Jackie, who is four years old. is
y going to Sunday school these days.
The other day he was taught about the
creation OF the world and when he
reached home after the lesson he ran
INTO mother and told bcr all about it..
Tho beautiful garden that God had
made, the people He put in it. "a man
named Adam and woman named Eve.
who was snake" Some version
wasn't il?
NANCy WN\NE