Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-10

.,od over in Paris Just few days agt
Ieu william Ellicott, of Baltimore
Wudred came out last year you re
Sn,er,ber and early last spring she ant
hsr mother, Mrs. Samuel Emlen. Car
nenter. and Edith went over to tn,
p,bsr side to stay for q year. Mt least
%iaonor Carpenter, Edith's twin, stayed
Mere and had n position at the Girart
net for quite while, but about {
..onib or more ago she also sailed fol
EOrone 10 Join her mother and sisters
MiIIrcd is the youngest of the famil,
nJ very attractive girl. She ant
piIi a,In have known each other for somt
.I,no but their engagement had moi
soSn announced here and 1t was quite Q
pu',rnrisn TO some of u.s.. l understand
sop sor arc sailing for Baltimore, wher,
.hoy OI will make their home. The
,ii;cotts are related to the Cuylers ant
pattersons of this city.
1TAvB you heard about the series o.
IL dances which number of promi
,ont women in town are planning FOL
nnmbcrs of the younger set? They nrt
pn bc different from the ordinary, In
Tot tbey will be n combination affail
~ nolitical instruction, dancing ant
'aSTThi Thev argue that the young girl ant
- Zoo before he reaches his major
H." n"", S;vcs no time to the study Of civic'
IVY WI tbnt nm explanatory talk of some
.lortv an" minutes or so, followed by 8
l"r"' s"r"c md general fun, will be a goot
tbinp And it. seems so to me.
'''IS AStor MI. If they don't know some =
ching about it, what's the use Of having
.hn .hS Sote? Now they have 1t they ought to
,aor mon IL us conscientious duty to
iVUS nOrform. and the more they can learn
drbout nnrties and policies the better
Then they will be able to vote intelh ,
dontIv anv and from their own idea ol
tbngs and not because father or brothet
~" ~ husband or fance said to, do 1t.
Mrs. George Holt Strawbridge tod
me- about the proposed series, all IN.
srrongemGnts for which have not yel
, Spen completed, but as soon as they arc
will let you hear some more.
r SAW 10 Reeves on the street the
| other day looking very smart in q
dark brown duvctyne suit made WIN the
NOW rather long coat and finished about
tbo neck with dark fur piece, Her
Sot was of black satin, trimmed with
folds of itself and topped with Dlack
iOre veil. which fell over the front 70
The bridge of the nose and over the slue
IN a sort of cascade. She looked aw-
fplly well, | thought. JOS wedding
to one of the Walton boys will take
place soon.
T HEAR that the Edgar Wright
l Bairds, who left yesterday, for the
Baird Darlington wedding, which taxes
bace this evening in Baltimore, VIII go
on to Washington after the wedding tor
the Armistice Day ceremonies. quite
n number of Philadelphians will go
DOWN % for that OCCASION think told
Won the other day that many OF the
Women's Overseas Legion from here
Mill take part in the ceremonies.
THE s :30-to-12 idea is prevailing at
L many of the smaller dances, and, l
think the hoStcsses, girls ana men VINO
have recommended it deserve all praise
IN having done so. l hear the JACOB
DlsstOns have specified ~ 80 TIL IL
on their invitations for dance next
Monday night in honor of the visiting
English girls hockey team. They had
fine game, by the way. out at Merton
on Monday of this week. though our team
was beaten, and on Saturday there Is to
be second run in at the Philadelphia
Country Club. 1t is picturesque game
to watch. though it looks so strenuous
should think the players would simply
all ache to pieces after it's over.
They are to play at the Ph'!aGelphla
Cricket Club at st. Martins on Monday
afternoon before the party the DiSStons
will give that night. Mrs. Brad Fralcy.
h., 10 M
'all- -Philadclphia" players you know,
tereSted in sports.
MORE and more engagements each
4I day. Did you hear that Frances
Ross il engaged too? When l say too.
| mean that her older sister Elizabeth
is engaged, as. of course, you know, to
Donaldson Hopes. Frances fnnce is
William L. NJ. Poole, II son Of Mrs.
George i. J. Poole, of 112S Spruce
street. Frances came out last year, you
remember, and is very well liked. |
have not heard when they are to be
married but suppose it will not be long.
You remember Elizabeth Ross went by
aeroplanr across the Channel last sum-
mer to Pari3 where Donaldson is en-
gagged in business.
THE fall cleaning was over and the
l. screens taken down when Polly was
put to bed the other night and seemed
restless and titful. Mother came into
the room to see if she could soothc her.
,,Mammn," said Polly. did you say
tne angels were watching over me-"
Yes, dearest" " replied mother, "nOw go
70 sleep. "Wcll," continued Polly,
a. wish one of 'cm would keep these
Mes away SOS ] could get to sleep. "
NANCY WYNNE.
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