Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-16

.r,RGARETTA JEANEs is to be
M .,ost of honor at luncheon TO be
stodav by Mrs. Henry Tobin, of
Eyen, STATE street. Trenton. You know
Mesorotta est S and sgd Thayer are to be
Marsd Mts;od IN Easter Monday in Calvary
n,aIlllh,torion MAJ Church here. And quite
freSus bcr of parties are scheduled for
a nuf hofore the wedding. Margnretta
nrI g,lizobeth. her sister. are extremely
auu aui,,ior girls and so well brought up.
pCl,"'~I Ioones is n charming woman and
:h,,..osicd in almost every worthwhile
Innl'n,ntbropic and musical undertak
pn.'"Sh She was formerly Miss Baird aud
hE. sisicr Of Mrs. Reed Morgan and
~ Edgar Wright Baird.
x,oI' know the Plays and Players are
- civc two evenings of plays at the
,.,,io Theatre tonight and tomorrow
..L, InL for tho benefit of the Southwark
XWssinhborhood House. and great many
,,on,or who arc on the committee are
,"rEinv like mad 10 make the two
..n;ncs n great success. The plays
a,e"S ore x Bright Morning" and Door
ots The first is one act playlct
owd tho second three act farce.
AM Thc a." committee of the Neighborhood
u.nso includes Mrs. Perry Allen. Mrs.
1t"~ IT,, Ashton. Mrs. Harrison Gamer,
~" Mrs, Andrew Wright Crawford, {,
% H.. Russell Duane, Mrs. Houston
n,n, mr., Mrs, George Dallas Dixon, Mrs.
pnmmi ;mcoin Furbush, Mrs. Fred Fralcy,
Mno Joseph Gazzam. Mrs. Horatio
9asos H.s LIoyd. Mrs. Howard Magoffin,
WsO'' WrO Howard Rebcr. Mrs. Howard
DtSods ntS, sl' Mrs, Eugene Ncwbod. Mrs.
rroJcrir II. shelton. Mrs. Eli IL.
pr;co Mrs. Francis Il. Reeves, Sophy
Norris. Rachel Price and Mildred
Iongstrcth.
THIS is the time Of year ! love to go
ont don't YOU? You meet so many
,oorIo who seem to- love It too, and you
COO such pretty clothes and hats and
,binrs saw Mrs. Percy Glendinning
m Walnut street yesterday wearing a
rood. looking sports suit of brown
boatbcr wool. Her hat was wide i
brimmcd mushroom shape of dull grass
rrcpp woven straw. trimmed with or
ramcnts Of the same material. little
farther m the street saw Mrs. Walter
Waring Hopkinson, whose hat was
small dark blue one made with a narrow
hrim and the whole thing, crown and
hr,m, vas embroidered in gray squares.
II was most becoming. In the after
room met Mrs. George Lorimer wear =
ing n stunning topcoat of light brown
dgvcfync trimmed with scalskin and a
rather small brown straw hat trimmed
with nncurled Guills. The brim Of the
hat was turned off the face and was
Jared ont a little over the hair on either
side Of the head
Another smart costume ! saw yeStor
dav was one worn by Mrs George Nc
Faddcn. II was of very dark blue silk
and had trimmings of narrow silk puf1
ngs arranged in a pattern around the
bottom of the skirt. Her hat was Il
Iarge picture affair of dark blue and sh'
work dark blue French veil over the
Orim.
MASK AND WIG parties are in tn,
March IS will be the opening night her,
YOU know. and on that evening tn" RO.
and Taylors will have box party fol
Elizabeth Ann. and the Fergusons vii
give party for Peggy and the Pack
ards will have one for Ruth. The play
this year is "Somebodv's Lion" Whcth
or the somebody has a name or not.
can't remember, but | do remember tn,
"or'; it's 'or tail in two knots"
Speaking Of the lion reminds me of +
story | heard the other day in con.
nPrtion with an actor who had beer
nero several years ago in one Of Shaw
plays. He is here again this season ant
when speaking Of him the other day,
Young boy said: "Oh yes. he was her
few years ago in n play called 'Th
Woman and the Tiger. WHAT" sal,