Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-06

xc,NG classes are the order OF
, ,s ,ov for members Of the younger
~ the uas The school set of one or two
set; tnast the debutante age. Mrs.
years pesy Stewart wurts had meeting
Charles s,ass S last night and the SATURDAY
o. her c,asI class will meet this evening
Bveh,pn EVEN nollevue. Mrs. Troth ciass NJ
sttso;m a. tlu met this week: ana Mrs.
Nails man' was held last night IN tne Nor;n ;ii
ppusdon puedd Of the Bellevue, so you VIII
ua,%e luOC with me that, a,thougn we are
ng,sIr ngswov in Lent. the school sec Is nav
n,ub inn .bs time Of its life A.,
ing sTto bDV committee Of boys named by Mrs;
get, ~. 10 assist her last night lncinaeH
f,ovJ Renshaw, Barlow Mueilsr' Sari
Martin, Lawrence Sw0pc, gacS ph MI
nsdy. stephen Greene. Moooi9.a, Pxnn Won
son and Sydney MqchenziG. 'uuA .ha aot;i n
Tsdy ned and sgd Mackenzie led the e0''''
ioni, Walter McIlvainc gave party
MLs, niece, Aida Eisenbrey. before
ior yrrts class. Mrs. Mc1vaine is in
tne ,;no go she did not chaperone the
niou, monr hut Aida s mother, Mrs. Ken
dlnntrF tr;;scnbrey. presided. Mrs. McIl :
toh u. ras Miss Aida Baird. sister of
,sIn' ,sIn Tiscnbrey, and Aida is named for
ner, ,hc Saturday Evening class this
.,.n;rv which is to be held in the
n',,a,,so Er Rose Gardens. the leaders will
DEAL Sieck Van pelt, George Armisted,
T.ck Bispham, James Davis and Bar
clay Knight. --..'s a., (
WHAT nm extremely pretty girl Mary
w prooke Is, saw her in Ritten
.,,sn Snuaro the other day wearing
m'" Stunning dark blue suit and semi
o,oiI Int. which was trimmed in fur.
sho has think. wonderful eyes. Her
,nnosomcnt "u to Lowber Stokes was an
,osnnced this week. you remember. Mary
;U sister Of Eddie Brooke and came
out n couple Of years ago. She ana
Fr,Iev Cook have been great friends.
Tbey are about the same age and both
yery attractive.
Tho Brookps spend the week ENDS up
A. their country home in Birdsboro,
which is a regular family settlement.
MOULD you have believed that there
|. w could be another rummage sale to
talk about? My goodness! do not
ee where all the things come from. And
vet. when | stop to think Of all that l
can accumulate in six months or more
NJ unnecessary things. which are nice
enough TO use at sale. / am not so
surprised after all. ] wonder II the
bathing lady is still turning up at the
sales.
Do YOU remember two years ago when
al every sale you went to the bathing
lody from soda fountain was one OF
thc bits of statuary to meet your eye
Finally some one wanted her so much
that she paid three whole dollars for
her. and she has not been seen since.
Doubtless she is adorning the best
room" as brio a brac somewhere in our
vast city.
To return to rummagc sales. The
home. relief committee of the Emergency
Aid is TO have one in April during the
second week after Easter. It's really
the annual spring rummage of the IL. A.
Mrs John G.. Groome is chairman of the
home relief division, and Mrs. David
Lewis will have the sale in '~r charge.
hear that Mrs. Groome l. giving an
informal tea next Tuesday afternoon
10 meet Mrs. Lewis. ] hear further
that the chairmen Of the various de-
partments Of the sale held in the fal
by The Emergency Aid will be the same
as then. and you know that sale was
one wild success.
ITAvE you heard about the two con
llcerts which "a number of women have
got rp for the benefit of the Serbian
relief? They will be held at the Belle
vue Stratford next Monday and OF
March 10.
Among the women interested in the
affair are Mrs. Morris l.. Clothier
Mrs. Paxson Deeter. Mrs. Edward
Bddle, Mrs. Norman Macleod, Mrs
A. Pohlman, Mrs. William III. Badger
IT,, Mrs George Sayen, Mrs. Effing
ham perot, Mrs. Clifford Jones an'
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Th'
sOloist Monday will be Mrs. Estelli
Neuhaus, pianiste. Next week Mr.. j
Howe Clifford will give reading o
Shakespearean drama.
TT REALLY was shame, becaus
YOU know they were taking a mic
little ride through the Park in his littl
runabout the other afternoon, quite late
and that road off from the City lin
bridge is usually a quiet little place
But just AS he kissed her, around tn
corner came Nancy and one or tw
others in car. To be sure, we di,
not even smile, and they hoped we di
not see. But, after oil, they're en-
gagged so why shouldn't they?
NANCY WYNNE.