Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-27

-oru1NG but small parties today,
IN.,,h ,hen tomorrow there will be the
~ o1' Junior dance; the following
secono .hs Midwinter Ball will attract
week .,tonntiou: tnt while the week after will
our attss .sa second Assembly. and last OF
come tre tpoI Masoue. which is to be held
oil Tue toodemy of Music. 1t will be the
IN tue ana masoue since the war, and l
first , pa, wondering what they would
esu uuithout the old horticultural Hall;
90 eooa~t YOU? For after all you need
% suOa awful lot of space for that party
rurs evening the Arthur Emlen New
ho,ds will give dinner dance at the
49,, poT Tarlton for their niece D1ckie
kl..n1hoid kl.nid who, us you know. is the
NeMGSVtoT N.Stor Of Mr.. Clement B. Newbold
da9snb u,bo made her debut this year at
anp III, Siyen by her father. Though to
uan ro her actual formal debut was at
su' siven by he" father last winter.
rs Tso wilson Prichetts.. OF st. Mar
in' ,one. Chestnut Hill, will give a
un sor dance tonight. too, theirs to be
opmns1 Whitemarsh Club, 80 there will
y say .ay doings in city and country both.
,u clad to hear that Betty Brock
!, over the injury she sustained in. u
,. - o' accident. She was cut by the
n,ou.yJshield no.yJ of her cur and had to have
wlnu, nrn,. onerated on because the wound
ner nid a. not heal, for some reason. 1t
wou'u sj;oht operation hear, however.
wus s abnI Il we'll over it. The Brooks,
anu .ho sn, way. are living at the Yelling
tcn this year. They soIu oleir .tnt nuuae
st w. Twenty first and Spruce street
ssrah is living out West ana Mrs.
Prock and Betty 60 out there heariy
every summer.
DID YOU hear about the surprise party
|U Lawrence Wilbur gave to his wife,
rlsanor Griscom, you remember on heI
h;rtbday few days ago? Well she ana
no were asked to go to the u1war91
|i,onashys to dinner and they DID, ana
% shortly after dinner Mr.. Wilbur sug :
ssSt sssted that they go down to the merton
crjcEpt % Club. The others took 1t up
md thew piled into their car and Went
Sown sOU II to the club to find a whole party,
rsady sU% for them, all the guests there and
"eats' % 1all prepared-and they Ger
hinly had wonderful! time.
|cpEAKING of Merton, did you know
N that the social service department oi
,bo Rrrn Mawr Hospital is going to
hove its annual benefit dance on Easter
Wondav there? The sub debs take q
sreat interest in this affair, and plans
arc already in the making for. dinners
srd suppers in connection with it. The
committee itself is formed of the sub
dohS and even some of the debs them =
selves, so think it will be q go with :
f out doubt.
|NHAT was a pretty theatre party the
l Frank Pattersons gave last night for
Peggy and Polly Thayer. Pretty In the
sense that there was in the party an
Unusually pretty set of girls. They
Seemed to enjoy themselves so much.
Mrs, Patterson is such n charming
hostess, it would be strange, indeed. ii
kbey had not. She was formerly Mrs.
LELAND Harrison and is a sister of MIR.
Heide Norris. her maiden name being
Catherine Norris. Mrs. Patterson Is
kery popular with the younger genera :
HON, as well as her contemporaries.
Ehe was chairman on the entertain
bnents which the School of Industrial
art and Pennsylvania Museum used to
ket up each year, prior to the war, and
BIS many of the younger set took part in
Them they all know tld love Mrs. Pat
terson.
Among the girls in the party last
hight were Mary Norris. Betty Welsh
Sarah Dolan, Pauline Bell, Elizabeth
Brooke. Rebecca Thomson. Catherine
Coke, Edith Newlin, Catherine Cassard
Mary and Ellen Glendinning. AliS
Dolan, Eleanor Robb and Gladys Fox
after the theatre the whole party went
pyer to the Ritz for supper and dancing
DOLLY is five and Jackie is almos
y four. And, be it known, they wer,
considered old enough to walk up thu
|Hsle in church before Sister Molly ant
parry basket of flowers between them
by way Of ornamentation. Well, al
|Eent beautifully, when, as they reached
fhe church and were standing in th'
Risle, ready to start. Jackie decided tina
'e would carry the basket. The Other
attendants held their breath, for ovel
Polly's face spread an expression; ant
Fhat, oh what would happen
Suddenly the organ pealed forth tn
wedding march and Polly caught sigh
Pf the pale blue ribbon which adorned
her frock; womanlike, she was so in
erested in her frock and, walking prop
frly, that they had reached the top be
fore she realized, and the day wa
paved But had YOU seen Jackie strug
Rling up under the basket you woult
pave. known that something which wa
pot intended had happened.