Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09

.ropr tbc Tom Dolans' ball to-
RSLt Mary Fahnestock will nave
,.5 os tbc series Of four theatre
'ns @ .n' which her parents, Mr.. and
pA'"' lanes Tahnestock, have planned
ME, n.ov of entertaining. She had
ID 'nv ". right before the Groome ball
op, 40, no,t Tuesday will see the fourth
anr .nrty TO be held before the Tom Evans
v n.rtv for Anita, which VIII be a large
tanGe tn,. kali il for Sarah Dolan is beng
Ine ~ thc Ritz Carlton. And, be- .
gwen ~ ~, and inc and the gate post 1t
tween sVi icon for ono of the most pop
Is Deigs hs or tbc season. For Sarah
var u,o 10 having one of the best times
Doap ,,othcr was Miss Isabel tloff :
sara" niece of the late DR.. Persifor
man nr this .citv. The Dolans lived
trIT,,, ITT,nrosdale until year ago, when
y H. 20 Jfo,,oycd the example OF the Car
tne. noons. who had been living on
enve nvuoin Line for number of years,
md % moved out to Devon :.
IS Sarah was introduced at tea 10
,uua no. and there have been number of
osui, os,ties in her honor since, She is very
p~srt p"t looking, small, and has very
r,nst a,otty figure. She wears her hair IN a
T.oncb twist which makes her look
tiny bit beyond the debutante stage.
.,."sb .," she is not in age. She dances
snOntif,lly and dresses extremely we'll,
y G,Ds isct makes decidedly pleasing i'm
preston. -
rTAvE you heard about the citizen
II chin school in which so many women
L,,s arro1lcd? 1t is under the auspices
~ tbs Pennsylvania League of Women
Titizsns and it is to instruct women in
ho nws Of the state and Union. !
Gnk i is an awfully good thing. for
,Har oll. If we are to have the vote we
s,nst so into the matter thoroughly and
snd olIt what it's all about. That is,
hose I Of us who have been for suffrage
perhaps but have not for want OF time
=, some other reason been able to go
into the matter deeply, and the rest
n us want all we can get of political
So some women have gotten together
md have decided TO have a course in
which The women will be able to study
national, state and local government,
nolitical parties, election laws and the
vby anil the why not of many things.
Mrs Charles NJ. Lea. of Devon. is
chairman of the classes and is enrolling
Mo names of students at her Office. in
the Withcrspoon Building. The first
school in this city will open today ut
balf.past ten in the morning and at
eirSt o'clock in the evening, and there
viii be lectures for six mornings and.
nights, leaving out the Sundays, at the
Witherspoon.
Some of the women Interested in the
work and who will attend the classes
are Mrs. Horatio Gates Lloyd, Mrs.
Charles Carver. Jr.. Mrs Herbert Lin
coin Clark, Mrs. Barclay Warburton.
Mrs. Norman Macleod, Mrs. Edward
HarlshOrne, Mrs. John s. c. Harvey.
Mrs. George Persol, Mrs. George
Dannng Mrs. Robert C. Wright, Mrs,
James Starr, Mrs. George Wharton
penper, Mrs. Paul Dcnckla Mills. Mrs.
Clifford Pinchot, Mrs. Casper Hacker,
Mrs. Edward Z. Davis. Mrs. Edgar
Baird, Mrs. Matthew Baird, Jr., Mrs.
John A. Norman. Mrs. John Gribbel,
Mrs. Henry s. Jeanes, Mrs. Clarence
DOlan, Mrs. +. Clark Durant, Mrs.
Andrew Wright Crawford, Mrs. s. Il.
Lowry, Mrs. Frank Battles. Mrs. Muir
doch Kendrick. Mrs. Rudolph Blankeu-
burg, Mrs. Alfred Lowry, Mrs. Law
renee Smith, Mrs. Claud Bedford, Miss
1 Elizabeth Johnson. Miss Frances Sui
llvan and Miss Elizabeth Kirkbridc.
THEY were standing in the vestibule
1 Of the church waiting for the organ
10 strike up tho wedding march, and
then as the ushers started up the aisle
and the bridesmaids swung into place
hs agoni2ed whisper of the maid Of
honor, whose sister was the bride. was
beard: Papa. papa" she said fran.
IDEALLY. you've got your Overcoat on ~
And sure enough there he was, his
Nand new cntaway coat and striped
trousers and all his beautiful wedding
kings covered up with his greatcoat.
fortunately there was time to throw it
t and the wedding party proceeded
% its way with broad smile upon
lis face. NANCY WYNNE,