Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-10
it seem natural tearing up or

.ornx,T II seem natural tearing up or
ID dawn thc street yesterday to the
,o,. uT"" sorviccsy crowds we're going
huo"'TTS hl..,TG Corrick " men | went along and
nIc II,,w we're coming out of the
ppSvrrch pSevrrEh Of st. Johns on Thirteenth
cIui" n, ,ybirh was iummch. aud pour
su i,to thr basement below, and you
lis lis,iJ Loyc seen the crowds of people
;nr snnu," into tho various restaurants
eItcrwarl for lunch; .,,..
'rrtnrioiuiug on n large scale ~ really
a. mill Faster. but there arc to be
o'n, 'n,,,,bcr Of affairs in Lent for charity
nn.noGig . moGi whirh will ho very interesting.
gT,is' gnis ncrfrrmnncr Gf 'Why Not
n,.hirh IIc,rn l,li0sNu Is getting. up. ~
,,oII,. pcire tC BE- great FUN. The bnok
orJ Iyrirs were written by Jacguciyn
crrrn @ aud nick Myers. JACK Whiting
,,c,ns to be tho star of the perform
orrr or rather performances. Tor do
con- know that these young creatures
Eoyc undertaken 20 net Tor SIX cons"'u-
Nyc nights and onr matinee ana thrS
arc already having as many, Us 'out
ar hrm,.i, n day? They are all doing II
r',,o,," rnromt n sign OF professional di
VIM N,n onmnnscr or author. It's nll
TrgU.ji jio1rl,io Younger set talent. and
~ "nfro IN be remarkable, TO say the
least. .,,.o note tbc first
l., Ln arbdiyidrd into five scenes. ana
no second into four. There y 10 ne
tns tnsoas Of the Orchestra. with most
tan',nW'toble nrcgrnm IN which Madn,nc
,,,n.a,Iansar,cr is to sing n song cali"d
MW!, !M,W,I Wei" " and the. program m
W,'' us If is 20 be- the last time at
tor"'> ao,ccrl mr In tho second act there IS
sn# chorus Of chambcrmn'ds q, inc
vo,,n,Ic. 20 Tr " Strntford, headed By Lucy
T.,y rs really II ScNtetic' ,,.,
"'tIal Iaacl whiting is to sing ana 1"ncr
- 80 Jo nll sorts Of stunts. And' ny
.bo % wav. speaking Of Jack rcininn' i';n, 'in,
,.,ryomc VI, is all thc time gctt'hs nl, n.ll,
onJ Albert Draper Whiting; il. e. n.nou nHo
"ni "n Now, why mix them I"r ,hrt iv
%onabIy YOU can't, Jack anu N'Vrr Wnn
LS;rg one and the sam" person ,,homt
,co his legal. bartismal name II H. N,orno soo
nrsncr Whiting. Jr.. on, Tor ,fnnrr f /,
reo,on that u man halhru r,in.heth
ca'L'aiI H,b Albert is dubbed jncK.
y 'a..r" hon ~ Won sneak to him cnl! MN
~ Too,, W. M;t when YOU write, to h'in anu
ISrN, Wv" T., nnrtics. direct his tnvdones
a'E m'" ,Ibort Drancr Whiting. .'r.
7" Thoro w., are TO bc lots Of other features
lHfIe iI rn,norLobIc a., musical show. and
;fs mostly local colorN u up"us
Nil oTnInhie and in Philadelphia; ana
.Lo comes nrc lnid in familiar piacts,
luc l, n. R;ttcnhouse Square. Broad ana
CIo,,nrt streets. the Academy o' Htu-
,;c Atlantic City and a country plsCe
~, h, .nhurhs. Lots Of the debutantcS
~ nnJ alder girls are to take part ou'
m su' ,%o Wv" ITO Of me. cant find sub
IUI I,b ~ ,hc show. That's good too, Tor
,to .mh. .Icbbcs will have enough 10 90
nsy, vcar when they do come out
T GOT n glimpse of Mrs. Harry wan
l Harrison the other day in hcr car
nm Chestnut street. She had on n NPr,
vtrikinr suit Of light brown check. aud
!. n"rE niece Of gray fur. Her hat was
"moII ofair of orange and silver
brocadr. The same day I saw MrS.
Dcniamin Chew. and she was wearing
n very pretty dark blue topcoat, with
collar Of Persian wool. Her nat
wo, also dark blue, with feather trim
mings.
ND you hear the interesting news IN
~ the Ncwbold family that Is. IN the
family Of the late John Da Costa New
boH% Ellen Douglas Newbold. YOU
know. married Charlie Lee. little
moro than Il wear aG" and her brother
Dick married Mamie Ilcckscher. Of TINS
city. about four Years ago. well. on
February I. wcc son and daughter
came to Mr. and Mrs. Lee in iaris'
and the same day on this side OF the
water. a small daughter was born ia
the Dick NcwbOldS.
Isn't that fine? What family birth
day parties there will be- in fcw years
when the three tots grow up IN,
Charlie Lees have been in the Near East
for some time. but ! understand they
will come home soon now, that ~, IN
A f,W months. However. that is only
rumor and rurnor changes every day.
NANCY WYNEE.