Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-28

.y,r with the MASK and VIE per.
a,r.occ tonight, and. the "Sstur-
I, Evsnins" tomorrow nis1s, % sno sns
SsA.ssIis Junior dance on ,wsenesoey
~ and all the rest Of II, how on
] ~ ~ are thsy going to set throvth With
~, vsst Sayety, these scnooigifis
AoySi They'll manage all right,
zs,N. and understand most OF the
v~yss VIII be over By nnidnisnt. ANer
\! ~ only d week OF %, ana they DO
X. such good times.
.,.vE YOU noticed that few straw
N A., are being worn ~ YETI Not
A., n, RATS you see now are the winter
pn No, But the IN .betwsen. season
~ ~ I'm, with psrhaps . bit OF straw
~ hss come Into IT, own, and the
.,,.st hats worn yesterday were liz.
,nh,iestions Of silk or satin. saw
Snsrlis Gilpin, I'd, wearing . dark
~. ~. ..tin mush room hat trimmed With
ss.ss hupeh OF white grapes and white
Hs, suit vas q tAllleuf OF DARK
H.. ..d Il htted marvelouBly.
Trt, Grey has q good looking brown
az M Nst which II very becoming 10 her,
"a Il, wears Il with . brown suit, not
sc,ts suit, but one Of those straight
~ suits which are do rigueuf this sea
n she wore with II Pstsr Pan
'I, Al Phyllis walsh, who Is home from
On Beach, for I saw her at the Rlts
\. ethsr day, Il wearing 4 sports suit
n un cross.bar material and . hat OF
IsAt blue silk. -'
,i x0NG those who will entertain at
"a n, Mask and Vic tonight are Ml.
"a Nh, issac Wistsr Starr, for Nancy
yaslsy Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 8. Grove,
4, thelr sranddaushtsr and grandson,
Helen and Henry 8. Grove, ID Mr.. and
M Philip r. Clafkson, tor their
Eushtsr, Theresa Clatkson /; Mr.. and
Ma Gecrre Packard, for their dnush.
Dr. Ruth Packard. who 10 debutante
4 ss,.sd ,ss a. Ts,lor, s for Eli.abeth; Mrs. Mrs.
I'M. . F.99ssea pSSse nss Mns wfsn
4, Wsnamaker, for their daughter,
Mis- iSabella wapamaksf; Miss boro.
IA Emien, for Charlotte starr, and
sunbsr Of Others.
IDEALLY, never heard anythins
" IN. the ensasemsnts announced
Daturdsy and yesterday. Just one after
mother. And wasn't Mccall Keating's d
mrprise' IT'S always q surprise when
Either man or girl n from out Of town,
much together. I hear that Miss Au :
6ry 10 very attractive and a great fa- :
,orlts. Mccall Kesting 10 4 doctor,
Dou know. having followed the pfofes.
'sa Of bis grandfather and father. the
ne Drs. William Keatins ana John
Ksatins, Of this city. He spent q mum.
IN Of years. abroad durinx the war and
BID some splendid work for his eoun .
ry over there. He Ii the only son Of the
ate Dr.. John NJ. Keating and Mrs.
Zsstiss, who was Miss Edith McCaTl.
Biz sisters ore Mrs. William Sands,
dbs Elisabeth Heating and Mrs. Mari
Wlleo.. Dr.. Keatin0 and his mother
~ uAer live At Wawa.
NATALIE BARNES engagement
~ TOO, was . surprise from the vsry
be- that she has not been living here,
n - I'VE have not seen her and her
Iahes together" here.
Natalie is q sister Of John Seller
pa!sss, OF pryn Mawr. and has beer
estins her home In Washington for {
lumber Of years. Formerly she LIVED
Bfya MAwr. too. She 10 . cousin oi
10 other Barnes, Cccily. Who married
Mile Geyelin. and Sylvia, who mar.
isd Commander Todd, Of the navy.
a MOTHER engagement which Is ol
interest In this city In Aurors
srefs. She 10, as q matter OF tact,
altmorenn. and her engagement Il
ltttndsf Randall. also Of Baltimore
y announced BY her stepmcthef, Mrs
llisn Carter, who was formerly Mis-
lcs Rush, Of this city. Aurora 10 I
finddaushter OF Mrs. Francis Hasle
urst and = niece Of Mrs. Ernest Law
nd the Rev. George Calvert Carter
Y Of this city. Hsr mother wss Au,
pn hasledurst. who took Philadelphia
storm the year she came out BY hsi
ssuty and vivseity. Her life was brief
}. he died about two years after hel
afrAse. leaving this one daughter
urore came up here last year to sew.
ri o. the balls, and every ono vel
oned her, She Is very pretty, though
10 ethereal as her mother was
htlnder Randall Is the son Of Mr.
~ Mrs. Blanchard Randall, Of Balti'
WAS seated In the train coming Il
nom Chestnut Hill on Saturday, AND
st In front Of me on ths seat Will
owners father, was the cutest We,
oN bonnet Of straw I have seen for i,
as time. Daddy had q suitcase With
IN and a cane and q we coat up OF
rack over his head. You just knew
v we're goiny away somewhere. Ant
n, Just before We, came to North Phil.
aslphia, the conductor opened the 400,
na called, "Chanse here for trains TO
~ York. Atlantic City and point
eH' The bonnet raised up, an,
on under .ts depth came q wee breath
voice, as the owner snuSsled up /.
addy and said: "Ho said Atlantic CIT.
|ain. NANCY WINNIE