Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

,,r ,or sceu the gray felt hat that
N ,,sho,b Boyd is wearing? rs.
simply W., IN shade and Of n soft fct.
very na.i,h a folded crown aud the
unaa' viii" n,ido hnt close brim flares. up
rathe' ,Tr cdgr like the tweed hats
noou, ~, ,o ca much worn this season.
Wnltn., wcors II with dark bue dress
ASor'" ofrcr, is simply stunning.
hha .orot Wv BCrwind had good look
Ms"nn whpn | saw her in the cur
ins sh doy, 1t is Of light tan tweed
tue Vi" ,ho hat is made Of the same ma te-
th1 u nJ bns one Of those tight fitting
,L ,i"i ,r,wns and narrow upturned
hLEm Shn wears tan shoes and stock
oI..' ,,ith thc suit and looks very smart.
nEALLY | do not think there are
h ,,orv rooms in this city that are nS
',.an'i,, ," os thosr whirh have been
s.JJ ss,,.J m nv Che Colonial Danes of
nnv" ,n,orica chapter ~. .. AT 400 Locust
!,".o, a" All tho furniture dates back 10
cio,ioI times, and Yesterday afternoon.
..bon T"L tLr Mayor ard his wife were en-
,,r,oinrd bv the Danes AT ten, the
,oon,s we're simply lovely. On the old
,;Jeboard were fcathcry branches and
orosns and the table was exquisite with
tho old glass and silver and the wonder
iI wcdgwood center basket filed with
white daffodils and green's.
The Mayor spoke at length. telling of
Me efforts at right government and r"H
sonablc reform and asked the co.opera-
,on Of the Colonial Danes. After his
,.IL thc members were introduced to
hin, and to Mrs. Moore. Mrs. James
large, who is president Of the society.
nrSsdpd. and various other members
assisted in receiving.
T HEAR that there are to be several
| boy parties given for the sons Of
various families at the performance of
'0Wbv Not" which is to be given for
the China Famine Fund on April 81
,t tbp Academy Of Music Mrs. How
ard Colket is to give box party for
bsr son. Iris Colket. and DIR. and Mrs.
Wilbur Paddock Klapp will entertain
for their son, Henry Klapp. Mrs.
George Horace LOrmier will entertain
for Graeme and Mrs. DobsOn Altemus
will have box party for Jimmie. You
know. they have augmented the choruses
Of the production because. Hs Dave
Vogels told me. the Academy is so
much larger. but the orchestra is to
remain untouched They are even GO
ipg to have that wonderful funny back
ground on the big Academy stage. and
Deborah Seal will walk in to play from
the side wings. and Mrs. Millington will
sin as before. and all the instruments
will be- cleaned. just as they were al
the first performance, and every one
will laugh. and it will be great Dave
Vogels tells me they have cut ont the
rehearsal stuff that went all right on
0 small stage. but they doubted trying
It as It was on large stage. so the
stunts that were part of the re
hearsal have been moved into an after
noon entertainment at "Cynthia'sh
house. and they have been augmented.
And they are going to have some
honest to- goodness Chinese stunts rs
well. expect to bc muchly entertained.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.Orimer are TO have the
Chinese Minister as their guest at dim
nor before the show. and he will attend
the performance in their box. think
il sounds wonderfully exciting. don't
you:
7 KNOW you will tell me that it is
soIhs HVihe Wl'h lPlI you Il story
about Dickie. who Is sixteen months
old. But il is true. and he did not
have to talk To be funny. not at AN:
but he's a humorist just the same. The
other day Grandpa came in early in the
afternoon and Dickio ran to greet him
loyOuSly because Dickie is pretty steady
on his feet these days and therefore
thoroughly abl" to run to meet rela-
tIro' Grandpa looked at him ana
'ajd; Poor Grandpa's feeling sick.
got something nice for him." Dickie
,"'kcd his head on one side. appeared
:" think deeply, left the room, returned
and handed 10 his grandfather nice