Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-02

yr,uERE seems to he much excitement
In Palm beach these days over base :
MI and a crowd Of Philadelphia men
psrc cot together quite swift team.
aod am proud tn say the Philadelphia
anu aas,, bas twice beaten New York's nine.
Wa second game having been on the
poincisna diamond on Sunday after
pVT% Tie philadelphia men included Iau- :,
.,o Fuller. Barclay McFadden. Billie
Ciothier. Leonard Thomas. Bert Bcl,.
Itmbert Coffin. Tony Cromwell, hob
tassatt. BilIv Hughes. Harry Darling :
ton and Rodman Wanamaker, "a; !,
On the New York team were Etnel
parrrmore's husband, Russell colt,
charlie Swartz. Douglas Paigc' Harry
1iihbop. Edward Hutton hoy Gutter;
omentin Feitner, David Wagstah and
Bin Richards. .,,,--...
,,on that there we're two very good
.mhs The Cassatts are coming up this
n."ct from Palm Beach, and vii be at
,ho;r Roscmont homa until V II time
% ao m Newport, though ] hear they
tore NOT decided positively TO go there
.bis summer. 1t IL rather hard to be
IN mourning. and yet not take part
In things in Newport, so the decision
NAV be to go to some Guieter resort.
DID Won know that Elianor Long
~ stretb and her husband are back
from tbe West? Captain Sharpe is to
bs stationed at Fort Myer, near Mesh-
;nyton. and so they will move there.
h,,t for Tho present Ellapor IL stopping
W. tbc Rittcnhousc and all Of her friends
sre yieing with each other to see her
and give her a good time while she IS
bsre She was married almost three
Years ago now, and II just does not seem
rossible that time has gone 80 tast'
does II!
WAS interested to hear of Dorothy
l Folvcll's marriage on Saturday. in
Oak Lane TO Charles Bromley. iou
remember. she was Miss Wilmsen.
sister OF Mrs. Caleb Fox, Jr. Her first
husband died couple OF years ago. MI.
Bromley was married before, too. Hls
wife was Miss Brooks. a sister OF Amst
Srv Mitchell Brooks. who is engaged to
Dorothy Wilson. They expect to sail
for Europe next Saturday for their
wedding trip.
AND, by the way, speaking of wed
n ding trips. saw Mrs. Charles
Young in the street the other day look
Ing very we'll. having returned a few
DAYS before from her wedding trip. They
went South and are now home again
and living with Mrs, Young's mother.
Mrs. Wainwright. You know. Mrs.
Young was Miss Mary Coates, and her
marriage took place the 9th Of Jan
nary When I saw her she was wearing
very smart three quarter length top
coat Of brown fur and very pretty
small turncd-up toque hat of brown
cloth, which was embroidered in various
shades Of brown. Her one piece dress
of dark blue contrastcd well with the
brown Of the fur.
T THINK the lecture and readings of
L his poems bv Captain Siegfried Sas.
soon. Of the Royal Welsh Fusilicrs
II Eugaud's young soldier poct. will
hc very interesting on Wednesday.
March 10. lie is TO speak under the
auspices Of the fight the famine" com,
nttec Of the Women's International
League for Peace and Freedom. TIL"
affair will be held in the Cover Room
of the Bellevue Stratford. and the
which is under the direction Of Herbert
Hoover.
The patroncsscs of the affair include
Mrs. Edward W. Biddlr, Mrs. George
D'ddlc. Mrs. Jasper Tcatcs Brinton.
Miss Mary Burnham, Mrs. Edward RI. !
Coates. Miss Fannie Travis Cochran.
Mrs. II. II. Donaldson. Miss Gertrude !
Ely. Mrs. Richard Gummcrc, Mrs. Car |
roll Hodge, Mrs. William !. Hull. Mrs. !
Morris TaStrow, Miss Elizabeth Kirk.
bride Mrs. Joseph Krauskrpf. Mrs. j.
Reese Lewis. Mrs. Wilfrcd Lewis. Miss
Ellen McMurtric, Miss Violet Oakley. !
Mrs. Charles Roberts. Mrs. Samuel b.
Scott, Mrs. Otis Skinner. Mrs. Lightncr |
Wilmer and Miss Anna Woolman.
RlLLIE. who is four. had been a
- pretty good boy and, for that mat.
ter. so had Sister Betty, aged three. So
mother called Bill aua said: Here, |
d"ariA, here are two pennies. one for
iou, and one for Betty, to put in your
banks"
Billie took the pennies and ran out !
10 Betty. \ moment later there was
yell, and as mother hurried TO the
door Betty ran in calling, "Oh, Mother.
RilliH thwallowcd hith penny TO !
which Billie. quite purple in the face.
amended, No, / swallowed Betty's."
NkNrv WyNNE