Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-24

,,onv Philadclphians down at Palm
~ nircody?. | told you the other
hra' ,hat Mrs. Charlie Mum was con
Vai Vaioscont and was going down soon. She
yI I;ttle Pauline left yesterday. and
si shu Rorklic Henry and her daughter,
" .HIs,',udn Conawav. are there now. Mr..
pn,,Ii pnrtIic Henry and DR.. Charles Hart
."o DO cruising down in yacht, ana VIII
hin Mrs. Henry next week -,
Tho Npd Brownings have goh" doWh
-;th Mrs. Browning's father: Mr.
Eoorgc T,r McFadden. saw Mrs. 'rowh-
;,r on Chestnut street the other dnS
,naLinv very we'll in II black frocR top
"cJ with II seal coat. which nad one
~ tbc short rounded backs winch was
bcIted in. Her hat was Snlinr snare
,rimmcd with stiff aigretteS iald nat
about the crown, .,, Io,,.,,
Ma, VAIN Reach, and the William War
7" arr and Elizabeth Brockic are due
GCnS .,aso This This week. Mr.. Warden has al
ready started.
AIRS. JOHN KING VAN KENs-
M SELAER. of New York, gave
-a,,tinn Yesterday afternoon at hsr
ton,c tunn in Ncw York for her grand
Iomchtcr. I" Sylvia Van kcnsseiner,
onJ7 onJ will give n second ahair heH' S
Sunday afternoon. Sylvia you re-
.or,hcr. came out here as wei "S III
Wo," York several seasons ago. MrS.
von RENSSELAER, lived on Locust strse'
rcar seventh for u numosr OF !tnti,' !ra,S'
bnt some time after her husband nraoh
roturncd TO New York to I'VE pe.m.a
IN
i've IS ,hc bcnu monde used to gather
,rIc, Sc. bor hospitable roof on many
an occasion. -..-...,..,,,,,o .,ci,tv
A.. .,Raim Tuppnni." the meaning OF
.os .hiob I never quite got at. though It
w - do with fine old wood carvings l
mau .Ein,, do not know If it still exists
torn t",, brt | rather think not. Mrs. an
WnreseIaer usually comes to Philadel-
.%in for n stay of several weeks each
nn;m,or 10 renew contract with OLD
;,iands and relatives.
WELL. the much -heralded Academy
w anniversary ball will be given TO-.
richt and il will start promptly at halt
nf,c. : nm told. FOkina is to dance
"o.orol specialties and Charlie Morgan
ord AIyn Sergeant will dance the old
Vorsouvirnnc. which was favorite IN
,bo fftics we are told. And then there
will bc the grand Quadrille, in which
obout two hundred dancers Will take
mart After that our own fun comes IN
and we dance ourselves tired into the
wpc sma hours.
nm anxious to see the pretty old
gowns. especially the really old ones,
not thr copies. There is to be an cXhl:
L,ron Of qrraint old gowns, dolls dressed
in the STYLES Of those days, jewcIry
and other hrirlooms in one of the rooms
in the Academy, and the programs will
have Il copy of the tickets which were
sold for the original ball sixty-four
years ago.
It's 4 subscription affair. Of course.
and the Orchestra will be the beneh-
cary. Miss Frances \. Wister 0nd all
the committees of women interested in
he Orchestra have done wonderful work
10 arranging the affair, which. sim
rcrcy hope, will be great success.
THE Charlotte Cushman Club is TO
L have one Of it's delightful teas next
Friday afternoon, the guests of honor
Ia be- Miss Peggy Wood. Donald Brian
and Ralph Morgan. and me. m goin'.
| have wanted to meet Peggy Wood ever
sine" | heard her call that Frcnchman
"A liar, with more or less adjcctivcS
arranged in neat, but strong order
brfur" the "pithCt, ! have wanted to
meet her. She's girl after my heart.
She believe, in calling n spade spade,
and She does it. There's something
n thinking II thing, but not saying it:
bl' when one fcarlcSSly thinks and fear
OrSNIy says what one thinks. I'm for
that one. that'S all.
1h" mwLb"rS of the board of the
tuNMuan club will receive the guests
'oai afternoon, Among them are Mrs.
samuel Chew. who is president; Mrs.
James Large. Mrs. Mortimer Brown.
yrs. lanes Elvcrson. Jr., Mrs. Way
amt il"yt, Mrs. Walter Waring Hop
,.nSon, Mrs. George FalcS Baker. Mrs.
S'"rgm II. Lorimcr. Mrs. Pope Ycat-
'ah, Mrs. Edward Finck. Miss Fran
90 ,'rISr"m, Miss Marian Wood and
number of others.
JEAN, who is very precious little
person, about five years of age, has
very decided ideas on the subject of
obedience, said IDEAS having been patti
,"'IN Justified by a devoted mother, and
lean never disobcys. Sometimes it is
very h4rd Us it was the otncr night,
Mh"n SI" was taken TO bed while com
pa4N was present, kissed and tucked in
.bnm told not to leave the bedroom.
mat was all very we'll. but you see
oWn in the corner of the drawing
room rrp"Sod Jeans very best doll
,rI"n1. who slept every night close in
d'an arms. And. Of course, Jean
r"lld not get her. 1t was some problen
bN' Jean solved it and later when
n.o'h"r pat her head into the room 10 SEQ
a, "aH we'll before retiring. she
'"And h"r small daughter slecping
sweet ir with both arms claspcd tightly
a0oHl q statue of Venus dc Milo which
Usually stood on tho mantclpiccc in the