Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-06

A.,o heard yesteruuy 4" .acoi ved
! news T,svsances su Mears frisnos orrisse ror
,,l Of Frame her telling Of her marr,ase ,vss
l,tters from Estes, Es Of Jackson, WE@o. 20
10 Nr' NJ, bsen out in wyoming Iop @
frances nas living onnthe ranch the'g
,rral wears yeas,hsr and his wife. anu !
9TH her Dro,"' Drn., che and Mr.. Estes nave
understand 'I,I nther for a long time. me me
now N,.,e took place on Su,b and tbey will
,In s,InE'agM y March. out there sa" anu II that he
18Th o' t,rEson. Rnmor has ,,, IT. w, Fran.
I've 10 .sor no and n great shot, ou' r"H
"a 60 SGTVy' uot mention that 10 ,,,.,
', o'u ,y. ~, thought Frances was IL a mos ,sr =
,tusctiye gu, w. "u cont out West, and mas
much ,SsTs s"t' 80 steadily Of late hsr AZ fam S.
bs.O ,,sd ,sd to come on and v,s'' is and m Mrs,
,ss gssu Issu =" Her parents Mr. "a ahp onnor .S
y often otG n ,Mears. live on De nanoeS nos,,
Edward, ID p t;Iis winter they have peeh 81,
street, Ovt W,st too. travelling through
10 the Frances came out the same
Ca)ifCTnIIss' Marion Sharpless Lord aid @
ys,r ., va Rorda Royster and frankle
and Helen n% nV I cant remember all OF
them, .
.ur Overseas Icsions luncheon in
'nn nod Room Of the Bellevue.
he heu ,os decidedly enjoyable
Strsfor,Tr ,rhoro we're about 15O members
at,lr ,inh and their guests. and the
o .Ssrs .Is we're interesting, Mrs osw"t' o,,,h
ss0I IT, who is president OF tne c,u4, %
new eN.Socsd the speakers and Mrs Ltwis u
'iIoO..iySu ..siSpi first about Joyce ki;n:er
pSS ..n;tsd .Sid several of his exquisite
and teCi,I% Niiss Gertrude O'Reilly told OF
poems s,,oripnces , teaching the recuper-
h.f e"pld; "ipold;ers arts and crafts on the
snnE s;%s S and since her return mere.
Stu, nd M bpcn In Anglers for, nearly
sne nuu md had some wonderful ex-
year auu - rrlatc, She made strong
I,n,oI ss for the convalescent men OF 70
,pr'', W. nd Mr.. Chew announced that
M, Mu;,tss aT on occupational thernpy
tommIht IiI no formed within the Legion ana
'SS% 'ssS on, m who were specially Interested
/ n Orrr their services
u,s Iadd. of Boston, came to ne
..sson mss bringing with her the cast she
M s-IT made and which has been accepted
a.. y. mo me',al 20 be worn by women OK
y, overseas Legions. 1t is a beauti-
~ b,ad and will make a stunning
s,,i Mrs. Ladd told how she had
iss ..issd the British fug which had been
,'smn,ed down in Boston several weeks
..o snd was very enthusiastic about
If was n disappointment not TO
"a, Mis-, Anne Morgan, who had prom
nd N come and address the members.
brt when she returned TO New York
,S,terday shc found that those who were
T1naring her affairs had made an en-
easement for her which could not be
Sct,n. and so she was unable to keep
| hr promise here.
Some Of the members and guests at
hs luncheon we're Mrs. Cornelius
SttvensoD, Mrs. Thomas Robins. Mrs.
| |FT K. Price. Mrs. Edward Biddle Hal
|gy Miss Helen Grace Smith, Miss
Emile Riyinus. Miss Frances Clark.
Nas Ellen Mary Cassatt. Miss f. Gwen
Martin, Miss Esther Lloyd, Miss Molly
Ro,s, Miss Gertrude Ross, Miss Mar
nret Law. Miss Elizabeth Fox, Mrs.
Iouph B. Hutchinson, Miss Julia
Williamson. Mrs. d. Braden Kyle, Miss
Sopbie Norris. Miss Margaret Robins,
Mis- Ruth Israel. Mrs. Joseph d.
|Ivsel, Miss Agnes Irwin. Miss Rebekah
EIliOt, Miss ORcilly. Mrs. Dick and
/ Ms Ladd, Miss Frances Wharton.
| ln. Clyde TIambright, Miss Gertrude
| Ely, Mrs. Arthur F.. Hutchinson, Miss
Louise Snowden. Mrs. Barton Hirst,
IT,. DR.. Maud Kelly. DR.. Alice Weld
Talant Miss Rachel Baker and great
many others.
IT SAW Barbara Benson on Monday
l and she was wearing an awfully
rood looking dress. which was made
rom an fashioned camel S. hair
Shawl or at least it looked just like that
material, 1t was made on plain. simple
lines. with a loose belt, and with il she
wore q gray fox neckpiece. Her hat
vas pretty and becoming, being a small
straw trimmed with two large black
ostrich feathers. and her shoes and
tOCkngS were gray.
IT Is horrible the things that can hap
1 pen to You when YOU are eighteen
and YOU 90 away TO stay in the coun-
n.y. You see. II you are a boy of eight
zen You sometimes dance in the evening
hlI you are so tired that when you go
lp to bed and get into your pajamas
y you feel pin somewhere you are apt
% push 1t TO Cne side and go to sleep.
NeIi' that : Just what our hero did.
oa' be woke later to discover that said
Iin mad prickcd him about ten times
ana had seriously intcrfercd with his
NagmOer' and so he arose and. taking
vi the offending garment. removed from