Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-20

,Iu- r,otild We do without Plays
NJ p,ovcrs Here 1t is Lent and
w N,narn,y ap" nothing doing but theatres
positl,'ioo orero or so. and then we hear
end az sho PLAYS and Players. will come to
that .m nS,c With their Club Night. which
the ne rss'hI rs hSId next Thursday and Friday.
yihr,,ary VII vs &c and 2T, in the Club rooms
levm.uai. lev, and the three ons,act plays
as as, IIu bo in charge of Mrs. Fitzwiliiam
S%.,rocnt. WI though Joe Deering Is direct
,ns IN, the second ~. ..rho r;no,r 80
cod," bv pcrciyal Wide; ana the cast
iii iii include Mr.. John M; fns5erSIn' }n
Mrs; Se solIcrs yorcl. The second play
payip1, " bv Scumas O'Brien, and the
pId pinnIudes Mr.. Frank Shellenberger.
eas' iEsorgy y. Edwards and MIR. T..
Mr. .on SIaugh. The third is Every
LaW,oIu Iunsband," by Gilbert Cannan.
ooaS Tbs third play win have the largest
- ~ nf The three. but has only ono lone
cS n.n therein. Perhaps 1t is TO make up
man .ho lack of ladies' in the second
ior omlv omi one in the first. BE that as it
snu oT' IN sEverybody's Husband" there
may ma, be L Miss Elizabeth Boyd, Mrs.
WI; wi.i Evelyn Carton. Mrs. Charles f..
p;oi,i p;oi pson. Mrs. Jasper 1eates Brin-
,on D,AMi Miss Marion d. Grant and Mr..
William s. Jamison, Jr.
The program gives not one idea of
Tho eyerybody's husband is. because
!, does not even call Mr.. Jamison any
hing but Domino, so am IKE Alice
'rnroser and curioser, though one
.snpot say her meaning was quite the
same as mine.
rID I tell you about the card party
Jtho women on the board of
e. Edmund's Home for Crippled
cb;ldren will give in the Rose Gar
dsns of the Bellevue Stratford on
March G.? Any number OF women
have taken tables already for the af-
sa;r. so it has every promise Of sue
cess Among them> are Mrs. Robert
Iesley. Mrs. Arthur Baugh, Mrs.
rs.rles % Townsend, Miss Tack, Mrs.
Samuel Castner, Mrs. Francis Namely,
Mrs George Watt, Mrs. James
Penuignot and various others. Later
IN the month these women will have
their annual rummage sale for the
benefit Of the home and do you re-
member they raised more than eighteen
thousand dollars at their sale last year !
n would not surprise me IL they cleared
twenty this year, they are so enterpris~
ing.
r THINK the musical entertainment
(which has been planned by the com
mittee on music of the Art Alliance
will be interesting next Tuesday, don t
YOU? You know they have started a
registration bureau there and the pro
gram for Tuesday is to be given by
some of said registrants.
Small Richard Townsend, aged seven,
will play on his flute and there are to be
Russian folk songs, harp, cello, violin
and piano solos and duets; contralto
and tenor solos and "songs with ac-
ton" including Matilda, who told a
lie and was burned to death" By Lisa
Lehman. Altogether a varied and re-
markably interesting afternoon.
The artists who will take part in
clude Miss Anne Hettinger. Miss Elsie
Tucker. Miss Ruth Lloyd Kinney. Miss
Helen Ferguson. Mr.. Joseph Levy,
Miss Rebecca Kolker. Mr.. Gilbert I.
Albrecht. Mr.. Otto f. Albrccht, Miss
Blanche and Miss Irene Hubbard. Miss
Lillian Talk, Miss Helen Wiuncberger.
Miss jeanette Wells Urban and Miss
Elizabeth Gest.
The committee on music of the Art
Alliance includes Mrs. Edward Coates,
.hlSS SUSANNA ilCiNahi' "'iV' "! 't'N
way has the afternoon in charge: Mr..
Henry Drinker, Jr., Miss Elsie Foer-
derer, Mr.. Philip Goepp, Mrs. Edward
McCol'in, Mrs. John NJ. Oakley. Mrs.
Otis Skinner, Mrs. Thomas Stewart
and Mr.. Harvey M. Waits. =
IBID you hear the rumor that the
DMaruuis of Blandford and his bride
will probably come over in few weeks
TO visit his grandfather Mr.. William X.
Vanderbilt, in New York? OF course
that does not mean anything particu
larly locally, but Philadelphians on ac
count of the intermarriages of Astors
and Vanderbilts and now Whitneys and
Towers are always interested in the
New Workers and the fact that the
marquis is the son of the Duchess of
Marlborough, who was Miss Wander
bilt, is of interest. He married the
Honorable Miss Cadogan in st. Mar
garet's Church just before Lent, you
know, and the King and Queen and
the Princess Mary and our own little
friend David" otherwise Edward AL
bart, were all at the wedding.
NANCY WINNIE