Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-14

,Y,uAT was a large meeting of the
saturday Evening Dancing Glass on
e.,,rJav night. And there were
ssns, humber Of dinners before the
, tssoir. Lorraine Disston gave dinner
~. her cousin, Lucylle Austin, and the
To- Tnhn white Gearys entertained for
.h"ir yU daughter, Mary, at their Chestnut
hi,l, T,o hlb;n penningtons gave dinner
r.. their niece, Alice Sailer. and there
,csrs los several other affairs. George
no,Ias. Burnet Landreth and Billie
R;eeol led the cotillon.
MANY Of us who knew Mr.. George
M W. Carpenter will greatly regret
Lis death, which occurred on Saturaay
nt' ~ his home, 12S South Nineteentn
Street. st MIR. Carpenter was the ~ tatnes es
Of Mrs. William Redwood Wrisnt anu q
~ Mrs. Bobbie Glendinning, and q
ol.ndfatber Oh of Mrs. Percy Frazer, Jr.,
g,%H grH Of Mary Glendihning and the four
TWNe;sht TNe girls, Letitia, Mary, Hannah
and Annette, and of Sydney L..
"S,gn',C ME Carpenter was a very lovable
,.ao,e, W., He used to walk 4. in
Tn;ttnchouse Square nearly every, day
M IN ali The little children there knew
% bim and loved him. His death marks
nc passing Of another Phlladelpnia
man of the old school whose very pres
.nee bespoke the scholar and gentleman.
THOUGH several Of those who were
l. Of home on Monday afternoons In
1s,nary have discontinued their days
others are just starting to have them:
Wrs. william II. Horstmann VIII De AT
home home this afternoon and on the next two V,
Mondays in February atter o 2 c,otk
at s,,ont ner " Her daughter, Mrs. Frel
TrsLs; T,sisv will receive with her. The
W;sses Haiiowcll, of 00S Clinton street,
will also be ut home this AFTERNOON, !,
Lsvinp extended their days at nome
through this month too.
nARBARA BENSON is an attrac-
3 tive girl. I saw her the other day
wearing n stunning fur coat Of beaver.
%b;ch was about three quarter length.
Her hat was pretty, too. and was a
t;rv affair trimmed with lavender
Hbbon. with n small tassel OF the same
shade on the top.
A NUMBER Of dinners and box
a nartics are being arranged before
the Skating Carnival, which is to be
hold nj the Ice Palace on the night OF
February "a. You know the carnival
"a being given for the benefit OF
Broomail Holiday house and great
many are interested in the upkeep OF
that hcalthful place for convalescents.
The Trcnchard Newbolds will enter
rain Mt dinner before the affair and SO
will Or. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton
and the George Wharton Peppers. And
among those who will give box parties
will be- Mrs. Charlton Yarnall, Mrs.
John White Gchry. Mrs. Edgar Baird,
Mrs. Sydney Thayer, Mrs. Lincoln
Godfrey. Mrs. Daniel Newhall. Mrs
Arthur Lea. Mrs. Tom Mexican, Mrs.
William Phillcr. Mrs. John Pearce and
Miss Miriam RobGcts.
There will be lot Of local talent, too.
The Bob Clays will skate and Mr.. and
Mrs. FlolRivinus. Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
MacCoy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilpin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Gamer, Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. Kent Willing. MIR. and Mrs.
Howard Seaver. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. FitzWilliam Sar-
gent. Miriam Roberts. Margaretta
Sharplsss, Harriet Zimmerman. Sue
Goodman, Margaretta Dixon and sew
ral others. Teresa Wild Blanchard
and Nat Niles, OF Boston. who were the
only American skaters at the Olympic
games. and who skated here last year
At the carnival, will appear again, and
the New York Skating Club will com
pete with members of Philadelphia s
club. 1t sounds great to me.
NANCY WYNNE.