Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

nm q roung man raving over
BhA ~ Th,yer's good looks the other
r,.S I'D must say I agree with him
~ =, = 'tS 'se typical brunette, large, oeau- "N,
ss ,..t -, S eyes and a real olive com
tfaI a''r rhich is as soft and flushed as
ipsco. ~, heen staying with the
Pessy TTardens Tsy at Palm Beach, ana
william s.rins a simply beautifni time
is been ns last week she left ram
bvn tneIe, rsnt up ~ Aiken, where sne
Beach ahu Air Dolan. You know the
|, visiting Az. al have villa at Aiken
Clarence pOlam most Of the winter there,
90 sp January till May, at least; ST., tsss ,bsC,
ffSp .,.y o on for another week iynrorsord M,m .
b Az AXE, ss,ors rec or just after Easter; -.
hcrty ! Os, .nnpose she will 90 back TO her
ana ! york work again. She loves tha.
i@p,sbs and goes into town every day ny
V mucn amu asmoumething, to help In one OF
it seven Iensvsar;es.. She Is splendidly
be dispen'too ew too. let me tell you. She
trained nov, ,,.;nv during the war, you
took up huI lie GLADYS Muller. has kept
lrox' anu anu then. BY the way, Giadys
no1er Is en- esthetist, an" INV I under.
y. WSoman's Medical nov, w.. fondncss
I Is.,d Gladys comes by mer ioahn';s Tbo ;s
hinu, un,.aicipe most naturally. Sne ,,s, a.
~ %ao"shter Of the late pr. hugusss
ae ros oausbt stbst much loved physician OF
sS.Srmsn,cwn, SS,l,,i who died some years ago.
.,proN ALMY LIPpITT, who
.mo hack here to stay o few days
!, S'is S.r home, 2l15 SAMSON h,Sae stree; ;co,if %
Y ,.,rs w. tomorrow for San Diego. Sa,u, hni,
sa, sa,' vnes mes Coleman, who has come pacs y
uir Dut rom New York, ana Is sta5!n,s ,ls
s lrh Mrs. Mrs. Almy, viii remain, on TN
w. Easter and then she Will reJoln
" ,nuc cai"msn in Chicago. She has been
hf vT. ~. several weeks, and every one
pre- ~. iSy..,;shted TO see her again. 40
70 S,t;rE J, there was a prettier girl In
mi mi,'II.,nbia 'Ib thc year Agnes came out.
rnilsc.'pS r. psSs beautiful? And ! hear she
N"u "0.,tertly stunning still. She, would
peh.,s Inc tyne that retains beauty,
X; s Sa, In The far-off future she IL
", ~ or or more she will probably look
.tS .SSut thirty five, which is some way 10
box,
IN yoJr know Catherine Morris has
iii really lovely voice? I went to
A., CONCERT she gave expecting to be
.Dss,,sined @ but really was amazed
| !" mo success of that entertainment. "
ms a. Tnlendid. She sang brilliantly ana
,.,sd s rYtraordinarily well. and Rodolphe
!. Shauensee sang beautifully, too.
Il is most gratifying to think that all
tss young people have gotten together
through their love Of music and are
r,Ily doing good. earnest work. Ernest
Ki,cp Mayed splendidly on the piano
,,d Nancy Copes fiddling was fine. /
hoCe they'll get up many like concerts,
d, there will certainly be no difficulty
h filing the house every time. Cath
,tne Morris is a daughter of Mr.. and
Nr, Harrison s. Morris. Her mother
In, Miss Anna Wharton, a sister Of
Ms. J. Bertram Lippincott. Oh, by
u, way. Bertram Lippincott was in the
rup from Carmen" at the concert,
ird some wag sent him n most remark
DE shower bouquet. 1t was composed
" a caulifower and had pink carrots
N the shower. but the longest strand of
hbbOn had a small potato attached to
u. end. Of course there were stran nds
d fern, too. In fact it was a most
rneous and unusual bouquet. And
Wink, too, how useful. Two vegetables