Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-19

rr,TJE Emergency ald meeting last
III voe wonderfully attended nnd
-" willis Martin spoke too beautifully
n.' W. n.'orvthing about Ntrs ''"ontt. 'vhn
lot "lrow. hnd been chairman Of the
r,uorgency Aid since it started and who
inI ,,iI lied the Friday before the meeting
W., .nu Martin smoke also of the two other
nnrittec n.s, members of the u. A. who
,V"J ,,I J;oJ in the last year. both of them
nua,dJ 40" workers in the organization and
spl."u ,,.o,rop AS we'll. Mrs. Rodman Girls
llnr md Mrs. Edward Rowland.
co,i wtomhcrs of the Emergency Aid arc
.,ann;nv TO nut up memorial to Mrs.
rrassatt, but the plan has not taken
definite shape as yet.
FRIENDS of Mrs. Winfield Arter will
L cortninIv bc sorry 10 hear of the
I,nh,c Ioss in her family this last week.
Her brother Mr.. John Franklin Berger.
n New York. died Inst "Wednesday. and
bcr mother. Mrs. William III. Berger.
~ Pittsburgh died quite suddenly on
Friday. Mrs. AFTER had gone to New
York to attend her brothers funeral.
wben the word came to go to Pittsburgh
os uickly as possible as her mother was
Iosnerately i'll. She did not get there in
.;mp TO see her mother before the end.
II must have been an awful trial for
ter and a terrible shock as well.
Mrs. AFTER lives with her daughter,
Mrs. William Baker Whclcn. at Gov
slly, Devon. though this winter they arc
IN IN; town. having taken the Louis
Iamoinc house at 1894 Locust street.
Anothcr daughter is Mrs. Coleman
pcace Brown. who lives i'll Devon.
AS THE Holman School girls had
"A their plav in the Bellevue Stratford
ballroom on Saturday night. the Supper
CIub was held upstairs in the gardens.
II was Il gay affair and everyone had q
GOOD time. What / like about it is that
you can 20 in your own party and have
dandy little cliquy time, and yet if you
500 others there you can always dance
with them. But after each dance you go
hack TO your own table and no man is
in danger of getting stuck with one
Girl for several dances as often happens
It crowded balls, when it's hard to see
Just who is there.
Il heard some of the younger girls re-
marking lhaI Oh Suturu"s, th'l "a
ways had very Eoou l'nes, Dul huu nou
several awful experiences hC Que OF
two of the big pals iate'E' IN the way OIL
staying with one man Tor three or more
dances on account Of the crowds and
numbers of out of-town guests.
One was heard to remark. 'Thank
goodness I'll have my own little crowd
and own little table to go back to after
each dance tonight. No tremors about
'suppose get stuck for me. I'm strong
for this Supper Club"
And believe me she had good time
Inn and plepty of the men in other
nartins danced with her. so it was not n
n1n v,u krov +bot +h. / of y,
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piars ior .nS IVY 1uli i,9.' h'ttr nil;;
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Much dancing. much eats. much or
chestra and much decoration. what
more could one ask!
The Ivy ball is under the auspices Of
the Seniors, but all the classes at the
college attend, you know, aud il seems
10 Inc when attend these affairs as If
each years class outLid the other in
point of novel ideas, and SU forth.
Robert Gardner is chairman this
year, and the patroncsses are being
asked to act by such returned heroes OF
marine fame rs Sgd Thaycr and sgd
"eSt. AlccN Wray Is chairman or that