Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-26

y1,IIERE will be the Henry Thomp-
/ sons dance tonight for their daugh
for Elinor Mt the RitH-Carlton. The
Thomnsons live Mt Grccnvillc, Del
;,st nutsidc of Wilmington. but Their
tLrcc daughters have made their DEBUT
s., tLis city and always attend the so
,',oI affairs here. Mary. the elder OF
,hc thrcc. married Tom Reath. Jr.'
sn,rc rour or five years ago. and hnthc-
rinn who came ont about three years
400 m has been in Europe most OF TINS
season. ,,,, Lo. ham
having u dandy time TINS Wlhlcr, .9I Hnu
,hc dance tonight will be hchutliuI'
,,.Toro r,T yrilI bc II great many dinners be-,
f,n, ,br affair: the Reed Morgnns VIII
a,orini, for their niece. Elizabeth
T,o rmo,,os and Mr.. and Mrs Charlton
%[!,n"mno,l win give dinner for SOPHIE
t.ionnnr Ciummcy will be guest OF non
49, n dinner given by her parents
,hr Daniel Barringcrs will enter
|in |Iin Cor Mary Law. while the William
rtdnn .Irs., will entertain Tor iran
ccS Ross
yr,liAT was most interesting ah'"
., the Art Alliance yesterday alt altpr
,,a,m Roshanara, the oricntal uu"CIh', ~ .
,,n. there under the nusp'CsS o,,n, w
Armcriqn committee OF thc Eihe' ss,,nt,c $50
SiJ and General Azgancuan alST wSa1IJn S1IJ
't'onLitions in Armenia. MT NH.n",
a. r'',,'t 'nort last summer in the Ncnl
Wv, ." hod a great deal of inter"In,.ms
HN, Ht,,,ntion TO- impart also. ana itpH
,',", ..,nn r,,' danced and told of the d"hsh.i"'
""nn or that country and OF tnc "on
rur.I' Cn,t dances. Oriental coHGc anu M
d"riul '".n ,,.nrc served after the talks by
,rs of the Armenian committee VI
I'lHI Nrs George l.orlmrr H. '"""
rln.
-T,s an ill.wind that blows noO0"I
rooI now isn't il: And 'nIuSId = :
r,yscl and rumcd inwardlN "n n.'i,m ct
of,hruon nj being hold IN lor ~ ,'.hn,
,,,rrtv minutes on Walnut s'r'rL tr.o
tI,n rlr in which | was ran ,n'o aT" Jo
'n'".''."F ,F thrm. The wrccking machine
.n no snnf for to dig out thr re-
INV ,f ono car from under he oth'r :
..Tn,I. Wei. was suddenly plc"s,u
w.. saw 50 many pretty frorES on NV NV
.a,,. bv and the crowd gre" niiS
.." and every now and then W"HIu
" '.,,,r urc [, knew. till IT be'annTr
:. o,riting. The first persons
I+ ,,rrr Frances Sullivan and Eial"f
% cIimhrd nv on the front steps w VI
,r ,r ,hc Walnut street houses ,m'
h,,,or TO view the rcscU" oI INV ~ .;
Ta,orcS was wearing stunning suit ",
Lr rrI duyCtynC trimmed VII" h,ni h"'l =.
s'n.,,I how hot was large round moHe,
or rod drvctvnr trimmed with II c"'e"
o-,uf.h feather Cf the sam" Shal''
IIoirc wore spaiskln top'o"t "nu p,
to,r brown velvet and SuN ha'. ~"
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c, t'hn.c. who looked very well III
,' LImr rur- trimmed suit and large
,,. ,r yrry deep burnt orange almost
i',-al drvctyn" fashioned WIN "
lr.nuirc hrim and trimmed with NV,
c.l,rrL ornaments close up ABOUT Inv
TLcn Mrs. George Stout and her LiL III .
Pc daughter happened along on ,n'
lr,r.' ,iIr. Mrs, Stout wearing h"hu :
...L ,nn cant Of seal and II tam-o-
,..rlr,. crown hat Of black v"ivcl
,..',,,rl with II Ioug pHradiS" a'
49,. Irr, side. Little Miss stout wore .
rm,. cont and hcr collar was trimmed
Win hrn,rr. her hat was Il round cap VI
fur.
Whcr the ears were finally separated
orJ W., were able TO proceed was
r.f,n distressed for th"r" had b''h sc
,.,oy interesting things to So" Hho
r,ar and NO one had been hurt: an,
v.u. urIitc comfortable. except that
lgd an engagement up tn" street ahC
! dn late not To be ON time.
I'ud Patterson was an Nthrr on LOCKER
And hy rh" way, ] saw AIRS qua r.
c.rrry and do think she is awfullI
rrr,rv. don't YOU? She has such sunny
air ,uL surh n sweet expression.
r &. .,,,,, Icr with hCr children, she IL