Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03

rrrI. rs If had not been living in
-. honest TO goodness wor Id last
= NV Tberc's kind of conglomera-
week, IN idea Of gardens. and festoons;
non y, o,,,,iioy and winding paths, ana
ann I. 81 liabt. and golden baskets an
nillars r,;n, ;T in nv mind. OF course IT'S
cTrIi ,,n ,,'il hails and the music and d' cora
alI NV hut somehow il does not seem as
~ !t''iu ,Lcv cnu'd have been real.
Il ,"'GS nG now next week we have tn" rs;
~" I'll, That is. the first ono. and several
S,I,"'' ,Lor smaller affairs, and then more
..ms rho next week and stu MOT" 'ne
n"y u"yt It's mighty gooH 'n,nS. ~
nv, - mo that Lent ComeS IN early
sccn'S -" Ir il did not. aud call n
ihI, H,,hcrc Nou'd wr a. end: For
nav, aoo,ns IN be nothing to stop the
tHr,r tH.oI goycty. And aft"r the years OF
gem nnd bGrror one cannot condemn the
WaI,n;ring WaI ",; It's natural that we
eh.',l eh.lJ hnvr nm extra fling. but do
thHI." :, should be confined mostly to
lhInn ,,bo orr ont and not to the school
set
,1OWEVER. it seems to me that the
porcrts' League has done some
irhcrc orr not az many parties
e"o"' .oor M last for tho school get. and
tn!' iomrs orc not so late. 1t is being
mail .mF nuJ thoughtfully brought about
Without a lot of talk. Ana goodness
t'no,ys there's enough of reform tax Oh
Lind in the world just now. II
",iv were the right kind instead OF ~
mHGn mT!in 'I'' 'w,"uldn't be President elect or
onr,bing within else of Importance for any
shina ;T this world. Why, you can I
sm,"S snr ronr names your own now. Did
s"I I, Loor that ten thousand women are
!"ins IN write to the President elect ana
o.I him "a stop smoking cigarettes that
tho White House may not be dcilleu
Wou honestly. whose business is 1t
wbcthcr Mr.. Harding smokes cigarettes
"r not but Mr.. Harding's? Good night
II something isn't done to stop these
everlasting "iSms' we Will certain sure
no longer live in II fre" country ana
that's no merry jest.
Nou soc. I've been talking So much
obout the same things all week We kind
"f gone off at tangent on this other
.nhicrt but indeed it is serious one,
and all thinking people will tell you so.
JJAVE you noticed how very popu-
II lar velvet is at tn" balls these
Gavs? It's such Il beautiful matcrial
and admits Of such beautiful drapcry.
saw Virginia Earle the other night
at one uf the parties wearing a gown
nf wonderful black velvet cut shaped
at the neck. and made with drap"d
skirt. She carried Il perfectly gorgeous
red ostrich feather fan with it and
,ou can imagine the effect Margarcttn
Harrison has lovely deep pink velvet
frock, which is cut round ut the neck,
and had draprd skirt. It's awfully he
coming to her
Mrs. Stewart Wurts has an old rose
chiffon velvet gown which is cut in Il
Y at the neck and is trimmed with
rhine. TONES, Bands of rhinrHtOnrS are
arranged over the shoulders.
The favurtr c0lOrs this year seem to
he green and American Beauty. The
green i >ot slaty shade of nile. and
the American Beauty has Il ting" Of
orchid in il. which is very lovely.
7 HEAR that the Theodore Edward
L Woidrr>cmS have moved into their
Icw huu>" un DE lanccy street. 81 Il.
] understand il is. They bought it last
year. before they were married and
have had it altered to suit them. living
IN the meantime at the TOuraine. You
remember Mrs. WeidcrSeim was Flea
nor Chandler.
DETER received beautiful "I"rtri"
train for Christmas and h" was
thrilled To pieces over it: but being only
four hc was not quite able to get the
arS md engine together. 81 Mother
h"uCd. She got down on the floor be
side him and worked hard at the wee
train. Peter was SnCcrhlrsS with de
Light Finally he drew deep breath
md gratefully remarked: "Oh. Mummy.
II help YOU with your work when
grow ~" NANCY WNNNE.