Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01

,r leaning wraps are more beauti-
Vh,r .v senson, it seems to me. l
j ful evety t;yu,nber ut the opera In the
noticed .he other evening. There was
Acadeny, osed entirely Of chinchilla FUR.
one conpU'na cpU mart was arranged In sort
The uppSSl yoke. while the cloak itself
Of ronJ ronpu onto it n little. Chinchilla
was tuliHstb tbe most effective OF the cost
70 one ., md this cloak was absolutely
superb. ,xou;site garment vas made
Ano'not yelyet and had n NUMBER
Of rose Ptmnks about the shoul ldcrS and
Of wiuGT The collar was Of squirrel FUR
skirt. Inow how luscious that COM
a.,;ion anu ION Of pink and gray isi ,,,a
binauVu Harry Brlnton Coke has q hand-
Mrs. sc.,nsL Of black velvet, which has
some onIiar Of white fur and is very
awl,e wluT and Mrs. George w. Childs
btcom,hs,. .a very handsome Goa. OF
pre1ei Hr rShich looked like sable from a
GATE iu,' She was well ahead OF me IN
dlstane leaving the house after the
the crUm ,nner dance. That dance was
opera noualiaed success. There were
an un Spn nersons there, and a great
ABOUT tbe younger people among them,
manyd yd.nced TO their hearts content.
-,AvE YOU heard that the German.
Academy play is to have Bill
- toMn he cast this year2 The play
I1ldeh I1a ~ 20 he in the ballroom, OF the
g Eons Stratford next month. ana
euevupoImer, who coaches the boys
franE ,osr has got the worlds cham-
eacn yan;a nlayer not only TO take
pion tennis ~ Tho role Of Clarence in
gart, pT pTTorkinrton's play, which lS tne
bootn n,o.tsd 7 think it. will be kllling,
one seluTld p1i Tilden will do it splcndidly: II y
ano D,m Dnnnsual for q graduate OF tne
yy,.nu yer, to take part in one OIL lts
AeaueN; n ;be actors usually being con.
PayS,. 70 undergrads, so every ono lee,s
nneu suite a triumph has been scored
t&na. & uG Grieb. Jr., is the student pust-
uev'So Sonager' have not yet heard thc
ness ness of the youthful players, but when
pa, psa III tell you, for ] am sure you VIII
ss as interested as l am
y5vERY ONE is Charity -Ball-mad'
r a, Il grows in interest and speetaentt
,o- beauty every year, and the pasean.
tan,Sbt promises to be particuialry
iorev. Then. too. there, Is tne peL
tOrnsnce of LA Torza Del Destino W
,ba San Carlo Opera Company, ahd
srsat @ many will go to that, coming doWn
later 70 the Academy or MUSIC 70 Ine
Ssu The pageant at the bail IS u
start promptly at 8, but believe !
sS,li he there before that; for, Judging
from former years, the seats VIII ps
slisJ before half after 8 o'clock. AND
q il certainly more comfortable to be
ssated than to stand through the dance.
Elizabeth Latta is to sing, you know
and ! always like to hear her. She
was at the opera on Tuesday night,
Iookinr very we'll in a black velvet
GOWN She has bobbed her hair and 1t
is naturally wavy. so it's very becoming
IN her, She has a lovely voice and
she Is always so generous about singing.
Polly Thaycr is to play-and, by the
yay have you heard that she is really
roing on the professional concert stage?
She does play beautifully and she loves
her fiddle, so she is bound to be sue
cess.
DOLBY was sent for just after his
- breakfast one morning. Daddy
wanted to see him, Bobbie was told,
and he was advised to be prepared for
wonderful surprise. With bright
eIpoctant face Bobbie ran into daddys
room to be told by happy parent that
he had a brand-new little brother
"And If you are very good and promise
not to touch him I'll let you see him, ;"
said daddy. So Bobbie was ushercI
into the room and over to the cradle.
where he gazed unmoved upon a red
dish, wrinkled heap for a speecblcss
moment. Then. said he, Did I look
Ike that when I came?" yes" said
daddy. Gee" said Bobbie. "Well
l don't think much of myself. then"
NANCY WYNNE.