Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-22

xr WAS wonderful to plod along
through the high snow yesterday,
~.sn't it? have been wanting snow
,,ss % that all winter. And OF, Sunday,
m.sn't IL great when It was falling
Saon Tas ~ the sleet did cut your face a
II, when YOU had on everything but
. titchen stove as covering, and
sish III boots and fur caps and gloves
.nd heavy skirt and coat. Well, !
s .fraid I went back to my childhood
Us literally, for / fell all over my
sT asT on Walnut strcet and laughed
,n.t I as hard as did those who stood by I,
nd nd. mind you, never offered me d
''I However some day ! will get even
,,,b them, when they fall down J., too,
vill laugh and perhaps they won't like
4 as much as / did.
ALL the younger set are busily en- :
"A osred this week in seeing to the An
ishing touches on their fancy garments
tor the meeting OF Mrs. Wurts' danc-
ins class on Friday night. It's the
annual costume affair of the class and
Ne always n great event. The com
r,;ttee of boys in charge Of the classes
,h,a year includes Reynolds Driver
Rrovn, II. Curtis Wood, Jr., H.
Douglas Paxson. Jr., Henry Lear.
louis Phillips, William F. Walsh,
Psrtov Muller, Morris Swope, Frank
Kane and John Rhein, Jr.
VoU know that Margaret Kester and
/ Hal Seal are to be married tonight
At HOLY Trinity Chapel, which is at
twenty second and Spruce streets.
Mrs, william H. Roberts, Jr.. who is
Margarcts sister, Is to be her inatron
of honor, and little Helen Roberts
her niece, IL to be flower girl. :.
Murray Seal, of baltimore, VII.
come up to be best man for his brother,
and the ushers are to be William Rob
,rts, Jr.. Walter Hindman, of Vim ..
cennes, Ind. Murray Spahr and Paul
Wagner.
Hal Seal is Baltimorean, but Ii
IN business here. They will live In
This city on their return from wed :
dins trip. The rector Of Holy Trim
ity Chapel. the Rev. >Ogle Warfield.
will perform the ceremony, which will
take place at 8 o'clock.
NF COURSE, we're all looking for
| " ward to the Ice Carnival which Is to
be held on Thursday night at the Ice
Palace on Market street. II this cold
keeps up We won't have to so that far
70 get ice, will we? But then we will
have to 20 there to see the fancy skat-
ing and dancing. ] wonder what sort
Of costumes they will wear this year.
They certainly were extraordinarily
pretty last year. Somehow you don't
want to put lot Of effort into cos
tune you can only wear once, but you
often find that any old thing will do. AT
times you get together very beautiful
effects. For on the skating rink bright
colors are wonderful.
1t takes n party Of this kind 1.-THE
skating carnival ! mean) to show us
have no idea how many of the young
people in and about Philadelphia skate
most beautifully. II IL such grace
full art, and so exhilarating. You feel
like bird flying through the air as
you glide to and fro. And there is SC
little Of It out of doors with the mild
really is wonderful to have the Ice
Palace to go to.
III SAW Mrs. Hamilton Colket on
Chestnut street on Saturday wearing
a beautiful top coat Of Hudson bay
sable. made with broad collar and
cut three quarter length.
Her hat was semi large turbnn OF
damask silk, the groundwork being a
sort Of deep plum color and the flowers
OF all colors In satin. Threads of gold
ran through the silk, too. 1t was very
good looking.
Helen Mitchell is a very attractive
looking girl. saw her on Chestnut
street, too. She was wearing an
awfully pretty dark brown suit
trimmed with a fur collar and cuffs
Her hat was also fur trimmed and was
small affair. with deep rose col :
ercd crown, Helen will make her de =
out next winter.
NANCY WINNIE