Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

r,1J,Y there is nothing doing these
,.., IN the social world. with the
~ ,ion uuS| NJ opcra, and now we won't
c1cel'snthor until March ]. After that
have Iii bc performances every week
theTt ,,'c,I into April, but then we have
untiL "SEntpi to look forward to week
Why SET And do you know from all
auer ~ II that is going to be some
nc"' They have gotten some very
parry ,oanlr TO nrt In II and the ideas
cleNV, V,0rtoinly good if they. are carried
are os they expect them 10 be;
ouHi;, uHi;,d 7 tcll you there Is to be tnke,
- ~ the PhiIadclphia Orchestra Ana
Vn tS,t Mary Ern"stine 'o,elnn"i; nI0 WI" wv do 10
10 De ao",,"rknbic "pntter" danci ing?
some ar"r know what hidden talent
you Z, until YOU get up some amateur
therC - nnrJ then you hear Of much, both
afalr nmJ nmJ otherwise, but the beauty
Good ""Nb "t!Wby Not?" il that all Of the
about =. ,nnd none Of It otherwise. and
talent III ~ NJ that. The first perform.
very s.;II s;II hc held on the nj ght of fcbru- :
ance oS "a NJ the Little Theatre. ana there
aIni, an, bc n performance every night ann u
wii w.,ucc w on Saturday afternoon o. that
ll"Stt n.oot IT'S for the University Se'tie'
mcnt house
, WONDER why? Have you ever
noticed that brothers are ycry, "asua. "d.
n"' axe own sisters? Well they
WIN Vow YOU 20 out with your best
are ~ hc ncnrly has fit II he Is
Deau ~ a y, rho outside Of the street.
not a'"a! a'"a!.of,,i to he polite and walk In
the exact place. ., .ho,,t Il be
h,t In the Inst three days ] have
pee", ,.stonce an extremely pretty nno
l,,,ior ~, Young girl racing up "ninu'
poot pUp"t with her brother walking h,ohg
Wv hnt she wns nearest thc street.
HI.. TIo, again yesterday saw
ur usn ,rctfy md attractive girl wa'kiht
wy ptho street with her brother 'ahc
eno, hrother is the essence OF poiit'hesy
l.I' mI GOOD form at all the parucS), ano
snu tbore he vas walking on the insiu!.
w., strect Now isn't u queer
And It's quite universal. ,, !,
'> Won must look after someone VINO u
-. sister hut sister looks out for hcr
nyt an"t "Sister il perfectly great, ET'
t.or. and one OF the finest pals tc''
i,w over had, but then, you know, sn'
~" .ort Of independent. ] don't Know
10, hou II il, but she's not chng,n'
1gst no" all III shc kind Of looks afte'
follow instead Of fellow ionkih'
n.,o. bcr " And, somehow or otner
ats siatar is all right. And when ! asKr'
o",no of the sisters what they thouRn
obout brother not being iastialUuS'' ..nH
noIitr to them. they replied oh:
iit, him TO be that way; II 20 NV
~ nicr nud chummy. I don, want mn
60 have TO be particular. het'
SOst hcou was not particulnr-whew,
How do YOU account for itf l don
even try; just wonder.
MRS. GARDNER CASSATr wa
M wcnriny wonderful gown IN
o,hor evening. II was sort q
crushed Ccranium. pink brocadcd sat'i
cnt snunrc nrckcd and had tight sleeve
which came hnlf way down to the eibo"
II was most wonderfully becoming
hcr, do think she is stunning
looking woman. don't you? In fac'
both Of those Dixon girls are c1trcme'
nrctty. happened to see Mrs. 'aS
salts sister, Mrs. Norris NauN, on ti
street Monday. She was Honor l'ixoI
Won know, and Mrs. Cassatt was Pol'
Dixon. Mrs. Nuux was wearing,
brown frock. topped with n sealski
coat, cut three quarter length; an
finished with collar and cuffs Of brow
iur. Her hat was round, upturne
affair of light tan duvetync, and W.
most becoming. Mrs. Naux is rath'
fair, while Mrs. Cassatt is dark.
Mrs. Tom Robbins wears an evenir
Gown Of deep wine .colored velve
which is handsome. 1t Is cut In
shane and has no sleeves. The SKI
is drspcd little at the side.
NANCY WS\NE