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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Through a Wo;nan's Eyes
.1nothcr ku ki.ir Kan
By JEAN NEWTON

The Thc'r rounfry has tecr aroused
over tie rCvival Of sorrcl orcsuiao-
tion that constitutes i'Snlf lCystcriuuS
high court in its particular "cmwrnjtr,
and behind masks and U"Gc- cover IT
Darkness impose upon its Victims ita
travesty Of justice.
And hccsus4 II is 4 ,e'i. constituted
seat OF judgment. L.>guso IL accuses,
trics, judges and Furnishes IN tho dark.
the ku kluT Nlan lag tecH attacked
AZ ininiical to tho welfare Of the roul-
inunity.
Yet. coiled in the core OF c7ary corn
riunity. there is another Klu Klux
Klan that is not under surveillance,
and that is permitted to work its in
vid.ous influence in the broad light OF
day; day. s,.r,,,s. :. -. -r,.. y. .,n.....
and hypocrisy.
It's weapons appear less dangerous
than the accessories 81 toe original
klsn, but they are far more deadly
for they are evil -nirdednees, SANDER
and sccnGsl--ani Who would not 4
hundred times rather chance recovery
from tarrirg and teathcrlnS or horse
whipping. against saving the tattered
remnants Of a reputation tha. these
Rave besmircbsd?
The Ku Klrx Kan OF Gossips
works ''ln the dark DO less tucn thc
Itghtr!ders with whom il ha, 80 murl
IN common-for its members wait until
the back Is turned, TO whisper aud in.
ply, to usc innuendo anI high aisns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27

t'.@' ~" UudcruaricG Aui shadow,
:! ough tIa ,u0 Is sEi~iNS high.
When a woman W.T." NiSh"s golGpccI
t. > departing iriorI ,urrs aud sayS.
Sac Il have Il gco.l TING all right
bu, who car blame her." she IS sling.
ing mud from ambush Ike criminals Of
tho night.
When eh" smiles a. devotion OF Lcr
friends husband aud says Lrowing'r :
'Ot course, all isn't goId that slitters. "
Sue /: aiming from behind with q mantle
Of shame for another woman that would
b. harder TO wear than tar and fea TIL
ere.
When she COOS affe"tionatc!y ihat
Leila is so sttract,Tc--"Tf the chilt
would only have some conscience about
other women husbands 80 she is fling.
ing nurde-ous darts 1C defenseIcss
victim end with less honor than there
is among thieves.
White robes with rs6 crosses can bc
detected even IN the dark; bur much
damage can be done before a false smile
or tie mask OF sanctimor? arc -ecog-
nized Tor the poisoned arrow shcatbs
they are.
II has been ssid that gossip is not
more 20 blame than the one who listens.
go let w quad against tho signs We
kGon-thc vetled shaft, thc half con =
realed smirk, the nonrnmmittul in
- lerGo always our of sight and hearing
Of the unknown virtim--nnd branding
ins;aEt!y the purvcyor wish tn. scarlet
letter OF the Riders uf the Night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Sailors Letter Amuses

La ryn'Ilt&--I read tho Houo!u' A..
le-.e- with delight. ! believe thar ne
raus; nave u Scaso Of huyaor or else
tle"e IL something wrong n'.tk h'yn up
Son tops!dc.
&4y, m.a,r. GouI you think rc,,ow
IS a "aI'!tr rrOT sport II he allow d
.s.rl 20 spcld 1or none. on him. regard
less Of nationality" They shc.uii be
shown sor-r vespent at least. True,
thos" G'rlr cannot be c!assed with OF?
American 1!rLoy as Tar ae dc"ency ir
concerned. Blu, nevertheless on TiI;
always find rs tho sat.oT'9 tsu!; that
those F!rIs act taat way. and a sailor
that c%pe2tS 20 learn anything While II
the Ha7y CT on Il merchant ship will
rcTer go WIKI those girls when YOU 80
ashore. You always say, OH, we'll, any
port in a storm. That's all light, but
the officers on board ship l:now whac
YOU are dofug
krcw yen were in the may rom
the wa you ta!h. So was 7. But I
,h'nN ga!nrd a E?uo more hrow'edse
than you, and b. that It show" that I
diGrt travel 'Cti the KIND % girls rcy
did. RADIO OPERATOR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
~ MRS. ". \. WILSON

C,p.,-. gL'. 1891. ~ Yrs. Il. !. N'.So:. \"
rT5Lt5 rcS:rucG
THE dcc'rlrg years shadows fail
L before ua in tho DIM distance and
a. the yra- draws TO close folks gather
together to lid tho departing year au
rcvoi- and to usher IN the new year.
Tho old Fashioned New Years Ev"
party vas indeed Il festival Of mirth---
q carnival spirit seemed n TALL ike
mantle OF snow over the folks o. those
dars.
Today much the same spirit % hilar.
ity and canuradcrie still exists, and
many homes plan Now Years Eve
party.
The New Years Eve nGrty is . very
informal ono ;nGnNi. Sorgs. dancing
ana games arc utuuIly. part OF tho eve
ning'S entertainment. and as the mystic
i.oIr Of twcly" draws near the folhF
~. nmblc around -hc dining room table
and bid the old year au rrvoir aud well
ooiic IN tive new with shouts OF JOY.
Each heart U'crtiowing with m!rth.
Narj q care h"1ycS rom their HnoUiuers
nor u sigh from their BPS. Let Joy reign
,Tnremc' and with welcoming shouts Of
Happy New Ncar.' welcome in Baby
1902.
Ir many homes IT,, dancing and games
start Qu e carly in tie c"ening, so that
BY II O'Clock thcy eagerly gather around
Ne piano and sing again the OLD time
songs OF iorE ago. ant finally. hTtee3
minutes 20 - SONG one plays march
and the company form an orderly line
and mur'h singing to the table.
For th" rucCcSS OF The evening n Is
quite necessary to have some on" VIII
ingiy presiding at the piano.or to care
: TO- the rho1ngraph. Just two minutes to
:. - 1;rkt a ha . a
glass of t;r.it punch ilr hand ready at
Il" stroke Of i@ to greet the nr" year.
In Europe on thc Continent many Old
customs are followed tn!E cye. and the
country folk OF the North country ldakc
the wntsail bowl to toast tie coming
year for health, wealth and peaceful
prosncrity. The waRsail honl il easily
made snd will furnish real attraction
for this CROW ming cvent of thr evening.
After greeting u" ncw yGar, serve
4uppe-. and then at the lose. just be-
fore parting, sing our national nIthcr,.
closing with God Bc With Iou I'll!
We Mcr, Again" Happy New Near--.
Happy Nrr Year, yc merry soul. to al
Some Suggestive Mems
Menu 40.
Wasaii Eowl
liors q Ocurrcs
Nuis Cr,,"%
Chicken Pimento Ssndwichcs
Celery. Cheese Ind Ptr!ento SanGW ;che;
Crcamcd Oysters on Toast
Coffee Ice Crcuin and Cake:
Menu No. .
Fruit ruucH
Celery Nuts
; Speu!sh CAichrn Ss!sd
Whole Wheat Brcaj Sandwiches
CaEcY CoNc,
Menu No. :
New Nesr'a purrl
Cc.cry p.csIc2
Cold Cuts Han and Chi"hcn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Read Your Character
by Digby Phillips
Connected Letters

An interesting character is tile man
or woman WHO writes each word NithouF
taking tho pen from tho paper anu
whose letters show standard OF good
icGibility.
l'lrsf Of alt. you can make Up your
mind that such person has very
practical turn of mind. and IS not castIy
etaupcdcd into haSty action on import
ant matters. for keynote TO bis or her
character is prudence end carcfulresS.
Such people, when they find they arc
getting beyond their depth, become
neither reckless nor panic. stricken.
They simply hslt unGi they find their
toothold again.
They are natural rcasoners, OF the
type who take nothing for granted, and
like to know all the why's of any sub
jcrt in which they become involved.
And as result Of this trait they arc
very likely to be argumcntative a. well
They accept little on faith. and though
slow to form opinions. are likely to be
very obstinate in them once they have
formed them.
When you find that the words them
selves, 40 well 20 the letters within the
words, are Joined by the pen strokes
you may be quite sure that the aboy,
characteristics ere present in cmphs
sized degree. '..
Tnn,orrov--Tho Far foy Nu.;c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
WHAT'S WHAT
Ey HELM DECTE

After the C'hriSunau turhe, has passed
40 Christmas inner slaEs. tho faA or!tc
acond edition OF tro holiday bird Is rur-
ey salad, usually served Two or three
aya after Christmas, with change OF
tef or lamb TO- dinuera on tie days be-
woerl. lt Is TOO much OF a sauleness'
serye turkey two daya IN succession.
- the meat 10 diced and preserved In
10 refrigerator and tho bones go 20
sake delicious soup
When eating rurxe-, saiad---or any
..rcr salad--the fork 10 held ~ the right
aud. and a Bit OF bread In the other
and helps 10 place the portion OF Ealad
the fork. Tho lettuce may be cut
..lth the side OF the fork or shredded
,.th the tines. With little practice
sair correct way OF eating salad may be
y aislsieved IN uhort time. II 70 Deyer
Eoper To cut lettuce with q tnife that
4 whv only ~ salad fork Is served with
~ salad oou4fe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
seas for Understanding"

Tear cy7,nia .-., Understanding l'ee
tl.Dord rhat opcrs for man IL" doors
% sucoras. iyre and HapD'rsss
Tho urdrrsardIre of once abIttr' Is
r7ar successful marriage Is duo 70
understSn ding which rlats iS hest
adapted for on''s .Estes a"d dettr-.
auh IN orde: 70 keep th.t t'e m happ'
oH ecra ot1e"'s character.
,,on.. tho muiH Question - save We
eTa- tried to understand Wn&' re ca !
thcse a"-cs.Hed Cippant rhiHteG face
%co"o. IsuRa and point ar accusing ta.
Ce- oS G,st!Eet At item. Tr@y a,~e W.,
Worthw aud wEat "6t hut =! the icrF
ran ha,s 20 elcr 4SEed ourSclVe@, way!
Eto,-' can bo BuEr0ed y? /" juat ties,
"TtGT o. l.NrHnsr.TrING."
IT ZONE
,t%e. H"ec-'. T[S ,l.S. ''"SS 2Seerf,:. = !aS s,r
.1ya'ty, ard r,5o ielps 20 nrlnS out tie
tes, there 3: in tho worse ul Us
Motrs-s Wio u76cUEtnrd youth. t.r'eG
and frio"dsn.a, n' ~-1,'@r cGw poor tils
Lone fa, e, brtug Ydt IL" prnt Of
elcr, t.uS i" tnci~ uhsprios, but I've
,rothc- Tnn =, continually u2ggIrE.
Lurrhcsrrul, craH'y and b .!IcV.ng trar
20 higs q sand Ia cU"r1tui"E u serious
c-lre or ahow@ no .oyc Z: L5qe--
g-I 70 the !1iae friends, ''ho SHOW s"r- ,
rn,n,'. hut N't4 q different aspect, End
l., u1ra ~, !ttt's CIR, 10 changed 'ro9.
Z druyre u7a.dCr TO lc4G.sGc-o
IN a. llt.is rUraer she has lLc<rd a..ay
her real Sc. and just litt@ sAcoI-agc-
I.rut viii. "orh wonders o. "ondera.
Mori'r' = "oH 90 n"t "snt ;ou.
Eir,. TO 'c"nO EoTr. bc more uonsiuerag ge
cuh Understanding snd, ,oung men, do
10. Try tC lake advantage o. The un-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
CHAPTER 7
"ReLucfnnt Feet

r. was Csrol's own mother who
L looked at bcr daughter with puzzled
eyes aud called her cold.
81 don't know what It ia.'' she would
sUy in speaking o. the girl ."but thcre
Is something virginal about her, ms
though the Eumnn things of lite did not
touch her at all. .....
And perhaps It was this very coldneSs
that rousod Nicholas Tracy. or Nick.
ns he was called by ever, one who knew
him. to q very frenzy of madness.
Every one knew that he adorcd Carol.
He simply was not sane when sho was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
To Clean Furs

Furs uay !" cleaned by w&s:..u, n
auda made with CASTLE soap aud little
Uoraz. followed by tcyeral rinsinss IN
clear water, Is helpful suggestion from
the Biological Sure. United State.
Department OF Agriculture. II IS best
to hang them out o. doors to dry. Whom
dry or nearly so, they require to be
to make them pllablc again.
Another way % cleaning fur supor.
dr!ally is by mean OF Ruphth. leno crys.
ta!g thoroughly rubbed into It. The pull
Yeri2ed cryftnlH and the dirt which has
been d!sIoGgrd may be removed By
whipping, brushing with q whlSH broom
or BY VACUUM cl2aNcr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Mants 10 Get 4 Daa

70 tkS EGitor ot Wo-GN's PAGE:
Dear Msdar1---I am w-t.-G - ASK
,vtte.fer ary o" the readers hsT= d Ut
iie dog FOR Hil,ch they would lI';e 10
rot q good home. : arr 'ec" goId OF
dogs and am ve.y lcnel" without one
md would IKE P dog "o.' companion
ship and alsc, protection.
But as have not IN. .aes ns 20 60 20
- pet ahcp ard buy one I AN seEd!Hg
n my request 20 try 70 get one. 7
VIII give It q good home, and | have
y nice big "ard. where Z can run
q round when the weather Is warn.
Hoping that some reader o. "oLr
cAunin has q rtue dog to spare, am.
MRS. l.. ?.
No ore rve offered i dcr rece=Cy
except teIna,e collie dog T3!ch 70
oiear' dos don't you? T. >oI wrc.
y 20 to the Animal Eescue League. a.
:. rSouth Eighte~rch street. and tsl,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
A WRITER has just done q very en-.

A WRITER has just done n very en-
N tertnining thing.
You could do II, too.
. 1t might make a pleasant evening out
of dull few hours after dinner. or while
away q rainy afternoon for you.
He has made list OF girls names and
what they stand for in the minds OF most
people.
Lucy, he says, for instance. suggests.
to most minds n girl who Is tender and
clinging.
Yet history has Lucy" meaning
shining"
MargaSet and Elizabeth bear a cross,
but with patience and courage.
Do they. In your imagination?
Susan and sally are bewitchins. They
do suggest rougish lttle things, with Il
dcmuro expression that has mischief be.
hind it. dou't they? But Susan means
"a lily," and Sarah means "a prm-
cesg.'
Olive Is successful and hard.
Ethel. alas, has TO imagination
Madsc has brilliant wit
And the man who wants Il truly:
pomanly woman FOR his wife should
choose girl named Anne.
60 SAYS the eminent writer.
~ Now what do you say!
Can you carry Il on iron, thcre, build :
ing up your game out OF It!
1t would make good game.
The object in view should ocyto dc.
eide. by means OF majority vote, what
II certain name stands for.
Taking. for example. the name. o.
Kathariur. let us hand out pencils ana
paper. .,
"katharine is pious. and .. good
mother" Edgar might write, thinking
Of his wife.
"A girl named Katharine 70 I"I aI%atc tG
viyacious, but sympathetic snd loSai u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
satnrdav's Answers

. Wien the Christmas table deco.
"arion hal hee7 lei till the last
n'inUtc. t "sT be arranged rlrv-
rt.y by making Il chimney % rcd
cGrdboart. 6lccMcd Of. brirklihs
MI.h "a'to rrayon or Ie!.t, and
"aV.ng = tn" SHnta CiaGs Just
sEout TO Side down ir, or, Il This
~ n-J possible. filling = with holy
End uis;ictoc.
. A. cbloug bIarE yt.rcr bag aas oq
orr .idr sr', per"hci on ~
- raf"ouod r"ochccrd rus made
0! ylrico!6rrd ya9r5 rhri--
stitched. and W"ar.Dg Il -ibDon
drrSs and surbouper that tides
her ta"e. bur allows 2 ,rlloW
'arr plat To peep l'rth. ~"
roakr7 y charn'insiy quaint bag
'or odd bits o? bsrdiWcrI
). u way taat different, striG-
7G- looking lamp las for it's base
y silver g'oncc holding three
ra0dIN lamps, which arr BIr.
rounded by a shgdc Of the 1ame
ailyer metal.
{. 4 child would love fuzzy eie-
phsnt which will do all sorts Of
tumble tricks By the sir1pIa means
OF having his arms wound around
and around.
J. For evening dresses this Uintcn.
popular fashion is to have them
ali white.
G. BelonSing TO = good looking
chain aud pendant Is the dis,
tiuctive feature Of having tho
initials ~ tho urca rrr studded yri -,
tiny brilliants and fastened to the
chain as separate ''dinGlc-
bangles. +" a.. '.......
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Says kouznietsov Is All Wrong

Dear CvntMIa--A fow wo-d5 " kou2-
uietsoN; Why, EouaNietsov. you arc all
wrong. Your dea8 do0't connsro 18th
the average person ar all. You even
udmir thai .Vu sit around AZ home;
huyo the mere to call yourself scns'b:c.
You are Hol aeug,ule II ;ou mere around.
You are OF The n."T!ng sort; that 's, a
2ort al By !t=cf; far away CroD. mo
sensible ciylg.
married sho usually p,cks Il fejlcv WHO
uar hut plenty Of experience ptrh III.
"!ld sors. 20 tha' after size gc,s n.aY-
RED no wort s'icl. HE nose into aay OF
!. IN an effort TO lTd cot wh5, il t. IKE
sou get married you will pick some
i.loper lY.c yourself and you wilI raIse
iI,t!s fuIoil! q iroocr3. and thea .'aI
have The nC-ro - tell them t'.e,' n. c
stMsLb.e "VM ) l3ON."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
When You Haze Time

II you are searching for some VI.
usual bit Of decoration for the living
room, or # you are fortunate. enough
to own Gun room TO put It in, here Is
n quaint little thing that is bound to
please you. Take IL snail. low flower
bowl, in which bulb has been planted
surrounded by pebbles. and make 4
handle OF coIore1 RATA for it, 80 that
it cap be hung beside window. TIE
rafia can be placed around and fast.
ened firmly to the rim Of the bowl, 50
that there is no danger of its slipping
loose.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Tcnorrow-The Ear for Mu.i,
That Cedar Smell

Since 1t is the odor Of red cedar which
Is effective against moths. 1t is rccoro
mended that in using cedar chests for
tho protection of fabrics, carpetG, furs
and other clothing, special care should be
taken to prevent undue escape OF the
aroma from the chests. The chests ut
all times should remain tightly closed
except when clothing is helng removed
or placed in them. which should take
Is little time as possible. Aside from
their value in killing young clothes
moth larvae, cedar chests are 40 tightly
constructed that adult moths or milIers
caurct gaiu access TO them except when
they arc open. THIS is not truc Of the
average trunk in which clothing Is
stored.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Things You'HLoue to Make
Jet Beod Gropes,:

4 bunch OF grapes always makes an
effective triinm nG for u Int 4 bunch
OF JET BEAD GRAPES Is particularly
splendid with p lace trimmed hat. Join
spherical Jet beads to narrow ribbon
or embroidery rilk to form 4 graceful
bunch OF grap pcs On the crown Of your
hat enbroider come large grape leaves
IN green six or wool. Attach the bunch
OF JET BEAD GRAPES. ~ you cannot
get the Jet beads. use spherical woodea
beads painted black end shellacked.
FLORA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27

The popular cra riboon bat |, llus.
lratcd Ut tic upper LETT. II has no
trimmirs and tie charm of tho mode.
depends upon It's piIubility. u is ID
rott that it can be roldel up iHto moth
lug. And, by the way, the. newest ycr'
sion OF the rlre rIbbOu is the Giro serge
variety. At the wight 10 small bat
of black lutln trtlaued with black iet
which is particularly ltunning ia con
jlsFction With a coat Of light fur.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
A Wedding TeIearam

70 ths Editor o. Tor1at's Po5c:
Dear Madlnl-My orothes Is se'..aS
married AMI I am unable 70 SO - .dH
wedding. 20 would IKE 70 send hin! !
nice telegram. w!u you please give me-
a GOOD wording for il: :. :.
Wire. Love and corSratu.4,!o.s."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Instead OF Cedar

" clothing Il clcu0CG. bru,tcd ANA
Mnncd With great care, IL wiz remain
unmolestcd D. InotbH Il tightly ro'lcu
with nspthalene ana @rsppod in tv,
thlckGessc,, of paper. On" ppuud OF
fresh naphthalcHc ,lurcG in any chcsl
constructed GH tigh:iE ~ arc coda.
chests VIII protect clothing iggt as well
a. cedar c!icgts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Here's a New and Amusing Game
TO Play on Rainy afternoons
The Uriter Who Made List OF Girls Names and Their
Significance Has Opened Up an Interesting Ne,o
Train Of Thought .,M

her friends" Msrioric might say. rs.
mcmbering the Katharincs she hs,
known In books. ~ -.
"kathariue III cold with an alocs
nature and sharp wit that likes to
hurt" Jim might thus take out his feel
ings on the Girl who turned him down.
While Peggy. whose dearest friend IL
the giggiuS, inischieyous. adorable lit,i.
curly head that, her best friends cali
Kate. might disagree with them all.
TT WOULD then be up to the ma.
J. iority. after hearing ali the dcscrlp.
tions and voting on their choice, to de.
eide what a sirl named Kotbarin.
really is.
In case Of tic she would have 10
content herself with Il dual personality
but in time the two characters mcbt
merge. rs'.H
There arc persons. in life or In Gr.
tlon or history. so Strong IN character,
aud personality Us tu cudow their names
with certain qualities that they them
selves possess.
And after that. no mattcr what kind
of person wears one OF those numcs 4, {,
will always mean those special things.
Its present owner may be tho exact
opposjtc of them. but uplcss sllo Ia
stronger than the original, or most irn.
portant posscssor, she remains merely
i'll l.naMcd. f..s'
0N THE other hand there are names
! ~ that have no Significance whatever
And so II seems AZ If every possejsor
, of a namc has u certain responsibility
I to make ti,ut namc stand for something
good or strong or fine or Tirtuous in the
world.
IT'S hard for the girl who is named
J. Sapphira or Ss lone. -.s!
She has so mUck to live down
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
The Woman S EXCHANGE

"imoy; rNhllE. logs arc ;aken there
'Torj t3e Pound when they are no,
Claimed. and Very often people get nc.
Tt ""om there. hope you VII! -"
@h.s % GO. trc Kind o. dog "o'I want.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27

hers with just tho
least suspicion Of
pleading.
"Why, dear. Of
course, you must.
Stay aS long ns the
office will think all
right. II would he
sbs,rd to make the
trip and not have
some enjoyment. il
will be wonderful TO
YOU.
Gosh. honey. !
u !Sh you we're going
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
At d Japanese Party

! o t.C = -iiof o. FyUsGt. o YGJC.
Tear Madam an invited 20 a
L.ueneso sorce on New Vcar'c Night.
HoI.! you ktn'lly tel uc -. u"ailng
and nov TO dress"
YOUR GREAT hpaURLE.
s Jo-ea q u parry :" tic evening
90 not Low Dma: q. japanese foi.ye
can be, but ~ doubt there VIII py
Japare-s decorations and perhaps 90
afa 'rcanc 20 near tia: costume. Ir
von 40 not EEo'E tie Peopic WhO ar,
gITtrS tho Darty wci' enough to ask
them H"ctncr this IL i costume party
OF r3i, consult soCne one yUu isro.r
= co.rG and Ges 'rNat gl,n j, going -
do aohLt =. y - ID = coyII.nL Dartv,
T'car " h!r2.o VIII. largo sleeves. n
hugG "'de haS1 wit" &. huupy bo'. il.
Tie bsc,; a. grange our hal Ga,.D.
high With ei'Her !!.t,c fans or arg,
hoN.-a stuck INTO the knot IT a 'eS
coming angle, Low.heeled Slippers
bedroom slippers would dos--shou!d b..
Vor!! 10 complete the costume, but you-
resu.1- evening clippers vii! 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27

hug,
big news. honey"
he c-icl pnrlv.
"Tbc of6cey"
Surely. the Office,
Darlir'. what do you
think"
Not another pro.
motion so soonI"
Better than that !,
Honey, the boss is
sending me 10 New
York -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
A JUNIOR pHEssM.AEEr.

II you co uoL caro- tor tho raTciS
,-ou will hA%c 70 match tbs tricnt!Ue r
rider 10 make the drcsg diR.re5t VIZ
not make a plain skirt 70 wear with the
niouse? You can use the hcnrG under
skirt at soro other time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
ChanGlna STYLE

70 tho Eti.o- o. Vo1acH , Page:
Doar Afadara--I have o da:'.: h'.c
rIicotine dress from last year 7,hlch !s
a bother to wear. and ! an tired oS g.
II has sis trfcotirc panels over d her1a
ATTN undergsirt. These ard the sleeves
ire attached 10 q white lining. 7 wear
q blouse over The lining Ct came tg.co-
tlna cen sew, bu. llNa 70 style
for rernodelinG the dCes=. Tie pane!s
~ che hotfe-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Please Tell Me
What to DO
To Rose Nj.
by CYNTHIA

To Rose Nj.
II you meet tliS strange young MAY
a gain Go not encourage hts advances.
you have never met ht'r properly
Tel! bin II ne wants TO be your friend
he must find aonlc one 10 Introduce YOU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
To "a Reader Of the Ledger

mas cards v!th appropria,, scntlmenB
OF them II they arc married, direct
tho cards - MI. and Mr.. DO aot
make persona! presents: Il would oc
uut or pIuC,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-27
Paul and Virginia
'y HELENA HOYT GRANT
Forth TO Conquer

T,HERE was an air Of excitement In
Il every fiber Of him ia he rushed IN
Enthusiastically and gave her bear.