Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-03

Morris on Ihursuus ,nns sand tedi-
40 in Villanova, after . 'ous say,;in S re,a-
nOSi;l nOU illness, throws large Mrs Iu Norris.
ouss.hin ous into mourning Ms ,ras the
uVno pn YEAS Miss Blizabetn Iau, r,s VIZ ma
sISow WA Of Fredericw Wd,a Wis.ar mV death % in
Snd lived since her huspas1 she Will be
sSi .Ssir yillanova homeit t,r Ser kindness.
missed l,snosition =, and gentleness made
s"r the center OF ei''p
,hrierds hSl and relations. 49,, N
s sho was the mother OF MRS. Jonn . %.
rhsver. eve Jr., whose huspano, Hiygt Hirgtonio
member; ,,rs Tom Baird, who was Miss
and OF w Morris, A third and younger
Dorothy T !. Mrs. Walter G. Janney,
dausn.es Miss Pauline Morris.
""v en- is survived also by two sons,
r.ooSSrick Wstar Morris, OF My9co.e'
.Sosc late wife was Miss SoPnle 5sa,' Gais'
waHSu lister Of the late Mrs. hodman nan nrg n,as
com, and Samuel W; MorL,s, fasr,srlv % Mis-.
Rsrbara Warden.
DS p.o,tv Peggy and Polly Thayer and
n.,ntbca Baird are among the grana
+ psnSron' pqiSJ.na as well as Jack Ihayer,' VINO
cannrrisd cni Lois Cassatt. .,l.
~ A.. Morris will be buried from the
sh MlS, Of tho Redeemer, Bryn Mawr,
obsr CSSrs she usually attended SERVICE
Ar co glad to hear that the famous
.,rsont, Alvin York, has recovered
sergtan,, .ccont illness, and will come
tronl n n;tv on Tuesday and wednesday ,
70 tnIs "a and IA, to be the guest OF
Aprn 10 nd % Mrs John 8. Muckle at
CoIone, sInr. uur street home. You know
theu the, Wuckle had issued invitations
1oloa,, ,r,ocention to Sergeant YORK ABOUT
ior iorntb ago. but the guest OF honor
mVniIn manIsn III and was unable to come
was was ." Time frst planned. Now the re-
NY s, ,"iil be held on Tuesday evening,
cep19th ar o o'clock, the Muckles nav .
tos lns sent sent out their cards to that erect
yesterday.
,,ow that Good Friday is a day OF
N ,hs mast for another 365 days, Lent
'bo ho Considered over as far as enter :
may ~ GOES. Even IL VIC are not In
T.stns @s Ieek until tomorrow, at least
Is'te are ot Eastertide, and there are
few informal dinners and such
~ V evening. The Sydney Hutchinsohs'
u Iso came home Just recently from tlor
M ". will give a dinner out at Sedgeley
%sh %S tonirht. There are to be twenty :
,oO Sro cnests, I hear, and / suppose aftei
linrsr a there will be dancing. The big
u Aoor room at Sedgeley If wei
uaontod for parties Of this size, ant
sSsrs is sure to be no end OF fun.
nHE Langhorne BulIitt Dicks, who
| have taken to giving an annua
raster marty for their children, VII
.ntsrtain this afternoon, and the sinai
meats, about sixty in number, will hav'
6ne time hunting Easter eggs ant
srd;ng them in all sorts Of odd places.
MOTHER party given today, O.
Ar,tber this evening, Is the dinner
followed by attendance at the theatre
N he given by Mrs. Charles kennetl
CIemiushaw, who, you remember, wa
Christine Baker, in honor of MIR. AM
Mrs. T. Shipley Thomas. Mrs. Thoma
vas Miss +, Talliaferro Todd, OF New
York. before her recent marriage.
QUITE a number Of prominent womei
mere are interested in the recita
which Earl Pfouts, who, as you know
ba Philadelphian, will give at tn
Bellevue Stratford next Thursday night
Mu, George Burnham, Jr., will enter
tain in a box that evening. and Mrs
John ?. Greene, Mrs. Charlie Griffith
Beatrice Fox, you know and severa
others. Mrs. Stotesbury has ais
planned TO go IL she gets home. Mrs
PfOuts, it appears, is, personal frien
Of hers and she visited them here eve
IL Il, snI n Hn nh 4 n
She has taken a box for the perform
ck Shelton, Mrs. Otto Mallery, Mrs
Strickland Kneass, Mrs. Ledyar
Heckscher and various others will /
patrOnesses OF the concert, which is
take place at s S:15 o'clock.
T HEARD the most delicious story
connection with the rummage ga
he Emergency Aid Is to hold the wee
Of the 10Th. Some one called up or
Of the women charged with collectir
articles and said: "I have the deare'
white wooly dog you may have IL yo
will call for him" ooh, that wou
be lovely" said the one in charg
How soon must / send for him
oh, am going out of town." sa
the other. YOU'D have TO send Il
morrow. He isn't very Big she adde
soothingly.
Well, the ono in charge worried ar
bothered all day as to how she won
manage to keep white woolly d.
until the sale. What work it wou
be. And she called several people
ask their advice about it. Finally Of
person offered to care for the dog Al
also promised to call for her in h
car; together they would collect {
dog,
Well, they went, and when tn
asked for said dog, imagine their e!
pressions when small toy dog
"heeis was handed out by the none u
gracious maid at the door.
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