Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-03

IL TiIohman have a little daughter? :?
she wSs born last Monday / under
sS,apd' Snp Mary Tilghman. was Mary Bob.
lon you remember, and Is daughter OF
Mrs. ,Jp. Woodville Bohlen. Her brother
Eronk married Sidney Franklin last
snrinp They live Mt Haverford ana
r. TiIuhmans have house In Ard.
.,oro .nV MARY and Dick we're married at
tho cathedral during the war and later
no S went to France with the 4. ~. f.
Mary Tilghman is one of the pret-
,;ost Of the younger matrons think.
sbe looks very like her mother, VINO
vas @ Miss Peggy Woodvfle, has dark
brown hair and very loveiy cotoring.
Her elder sister. Priscilla BROOKS, Is
fitror ~. She married a brother of Wal
.an Rrooks and lives in Baltimore. For
w. w. ,noment | can't recall her husband 3
first name.
znoST of us are interested today in
M tbe marriage in France Of Isabelle
rorvaIlo and Hubert Rouillet. Baron de
!. Romillierie. which will take place at
rhatoau de Villandry, where Isabelle,s
norents live. You remember lsaDeile
come on here last season and spent the
winter with her aunt, Miss fanny
Colemean, at 1880 Rittenhouse square,
and went to all the parties and had
wondcrful time going out.
Miss Coleman gave several tornal aI
homes 70 introduce her and she was
nnUOtnrtoined nO at dinners, dances and
,hsotre pnrtcs galore. She is mighty
sttroctiye girl and 1 am bit sorry sne
Ali NOT fall in love with one OF US.
Uovever. as her parents live abroad. it
reoIlv Is a happier thing for her. to
marry n foreigner and she is only halt
American. Her mother was an Ameri.
CON She was Miss Anne Coleman, of
tbis CITY. n sister of Miss Fanny Cole
man md Of Mrs. Horace Brock.
Nancy Coleman Biddle, who is living
in Paris, will be among the guests at
the wedding.
TTAvE you heard about the Chinese
III marty that will be given in Bryn
Mavr College gymnasium this Satur..
day under the auspices of the students
world citizenship committee to aid
the famine sufferers in Northern
China? That's some long sentence, l
know. but somehow ! coul ID not get
period in cdgewisc before that and then
II could not be period, because it had
to be n question mark.
Well, any way, the supper is to be
served from 3 until half after 6
o'clock. Typical Chinese dishes planned
BY Fung Kci Liu, of the class Of 1922,
and Miss Dong, n graduate student. will
make up the menu. There will BE Chi
nese vegetable soup. fritters of shrimp
and egg, Chow Mean" (Which from its
Ingredients will be no mean chow, and
for that bromide and play upon words
7 beg your honorable pardons and ask
that you overlook it) for it will have
in It bean sprouts, mushrooms, pork
and nOodlcs-and then there will be
rice and real Chinese tea.
II you go, oh ! student. take with you
a cushion on which to rest your honor
able self. ns otherwise you will have but
The floor for q chair. as no seats are to
be provided.
The money raised at the supper is to
be turned over to Mr.. Alba Johnson,
who AZ you know was named by Presi-
dent Wilson as treasurer for Philadel-
phia for the China Famine Fund. The
other members of the President com
mttee include Mr.. George Horace Lori
mer, chairman; Miss NJ. Carey Thomas,
secretary Mrs. George Wharton Pen
per and Mrs William Boyd told
you about the wonderful affair that
committee is Arranging. for February
II in the Bellevue -Stratford. It's to be
singing and playing Of instruments. Me,
I'm going.
MARGARETTA JEANES is a very
A'1 attractive girl. / saw her yester-
day on Chestnut street. and she had on
a stunning leopard skin fur coat three
quarter length. trimmed with deep
pointed fox collar. Her hat was awfully
good looking, too. 1t was rather
small model, of a beautiful shade OF
burnt orange and trimmed with wreath
Of small orange flowers.
THE other night there was a crowd
waiting for the cars at the corner,
and the mOtorman. kindly opening both
doors. as he is wont to do these days,
remarked: Both doors !" and a woman
who had already mounted one step.
stopped short. turned and walked down
that step and around and up the other
step. | was standing by the trusty
m0torman and under his breath he said
'.rhats right. and then with little
Chuckle he added. "Ain't il wonder
full" NANCY WYNNE.