Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

EOODLY number Of Philadelphians
n ,ent down to Baltimore last night
a., .bc first Bachelor cotillon. virginia
Ta.Jon ~ t% went Of course, for she is
snonding her winter between baltimore
spd Philadelphia. Most of her friends
.nJ relatives live in the former city'
S,,t since her mothers marriage 70 Mr'
I Wilmer Biddlc, her home is in fhiI" e
delphia. iii. ,.,.,,u n.o,.
s..f,L time. for she is asked every
l,hnrc uJ,o in both cities. and how she can
,,to in as much Of the Raicty ne she
IN, and not look tired is a matter OF
uo,,Jor uUv'J IN me. However, she is sen e
,nJn about IL. and does not try to go
so olI the parties. She Is very attrac-
fouisa Wallis, another Philadelphia
,t"tonte went down to the cOtillon,
.na She is the James T. Wallis
laughter, and came out couple of
months ago She, too, is going every
where.
o,JE Madciras party in the North
Garden of the Bellevue Strntford
i.s, night was n smart affair. Mrs.
Madeira is stunning and dresses with
rarS taste. The dance was given for
Sarah Starr. or Logan, as she IS called.
and the guests we're OF the BUD ser
and the younger men. Logan looked
very sweet in pink satih trock en-
broidered in silver.
Tbo Uoracc Nixons entertained for
Norv before the dance. and tho Francis
Jn Points gave beautiful dinner for
Uonnoh Elliott. who by the way.
sssms to be az popular as her sister
pettv wonder IL Betty has been
catching any more bears in the Rocky
Maintains You know she and Mr.. Pew
are spending their wedding trip out
Vest, and / told you the other day
tbey had caught large bear.
THE Metropolitan Company will give
l IT'S eecond opera of the season In the
Academy tonight with Geraldine Farrnr
IN 'Ionisc." The Opera Supper club
;s 10 have a meeting after the perform
ance In the foyer, but between the
acts the foyer Is to be open ny
promenade. as il was last year. Mrs
Henry =. Jeancs and Lrs. Charles
Randolpb Wood, of the Orchestra Com
mittee, will receive the supper guests.
There is no doubt the SupperH are a
great success. and it is fun to he able
10 90 in and dance after the perform
ancc, without having to get into wraps
and ride clscw here.
The Stacy Lloyds will entertain Cor
Ellen in their box this evening and the
James STAIRS will have Logan with
them. Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederici
Lewis will have six guests and MIR.
and Mrs. ,A'cxandcr Van Rensselaer,
will also entertain. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Bcrtram LiDpincott will have Mr.. and
Mrse. joan Scott as their guests.
nID you know that the Orpheus
~ Mixed Quartet will give a costume
musicale tomorrow evening IN the
Bellevue -SfratfOrd for the kensington
Neghborhood House and Srln Kitchen;
You know that quartet gives its
services for various charities several
times Il year. The quartet includes
Edna IIarwood Baugher, Clara iOcum
Joyce. Phi ip Warren Cooke and Don.
aid Rrddng.
Among the patroncSSes for tn" af
fair are Mrs. II. Ellison Thompson,
MIS- Charlrmngnc Tower. Miss Mary
X. Gibson. Mrs. Graham Doughrrty,
Mrs. Eril"y b. Coke. I'd. Mrs. John
u. 'iHFR', MISS Mary r.. 'pllNPISt,
Mrs. GuuvcrnCur Cadwander. Mrs. G..
a. l.. fottcrall Mrs. Nicholas Eidd!c, :
Mrs. Livingston Biddlc and Mrs. J,
Wilmer Biddlc.
TACK had bad one fuss after another
with the two little boys who lived
down ut the corner and oftentimeS
the fuss had grown into an honest to-
goodness fist fight. Tho other day
Mother decided to give Jack birth
day party, so she called him into the
house from thc garden and said
"Jackie, Mother wants TO know what
little boys and girls you want her to
ask to your party?" Jackie, imme-
dtately interested. gave her the names
Of about ten of his little school friends.
Then said Mother. I'D like to ask
Tom aud Willie, but you three are
always fighting" and to her amaze
ment Jack replied "Oh, sure. let 'em
come. This is a time when they got
70 gimme a present
NANCY WN'NNE.