Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
ljIlST GOSSIP ri BOUT TPEOPLE
|Neey lynne Talks Of More Debusanses for Nes,
sso,on- Plays and Players to Hold Fitty.sevensh
n r club Night This EUening and Tomorrow .

Kr VI Ts H' ~ 70
| HEAR that Mary, or Bunny, deary
s,,,n, home soon, from a season
y nsher side, Mary will be one OF
r. me y,t ost N next years. dcbs, though
4 ee ywn"1 ! neville Austin is the youngest
] tencVtt nm not mistaken, she beats
M =, nbout q month. They wen!
DonnS onnSooI ~ together at Springside. and
. ,,o scoh hnr been going to Miss irwin g
Me'no roor and having a general good
Rs w." zoo And III wager Bunny mas
une' ,sv;nv I n great time on the other
zen she;s n most attractive small per-
noe' ,r;,h @ black hair and a rouyish race.
sCn;: s:,~ VII she il not beauty, she has
Wnmr and yivacity- and a s,ifficicnt
sharm shrn, ~ the "Old Mex to keep ,em
.ii .%v guessing; and, believe me- she doss
k's,. !. the daughter CT Mr.: and Mfs.
,.cI Geary, Of Chestnut Hili, anu Z
s S..s, N John White Geary. yr., VINO
, esss,cd Elizabeth Wister. Gnd OF Al.
ss.h Gcary. She Is granddaughter os
" Alfred Harrison and q cousin OF
sSil.n Harrison. who is to 3e 1n.sOucsa ~
i.,t t wear, too. Ellen and Bunny are
~ ~ Ant cousins, though. IMeiT grsna'
Sthers al we're brothers. Mr. Cnai,es Nus
\. mi Harrison Is Ellcn's gr..ndfdVtIher;, ,.nn anu
- y r. a brother Of Mr.. Aitred Harr'sTm Sh:
And now about Lucylle Austin. ons one
|. Wr. Richard Austin,s daugnter, yoIs
inov. and she Is one OF tno swsstes, n,,,iv +,
at years buds. She mas ~ ia,r III. ru,y nrs
MI, which goes straHht paen nH, o!sr have ave-
sne .san' and from all ! know, OF ner
vi ssma sev non nd she Is as unse!Ash O.
sno .nnnression nnrs would lead one II believe.
,er ,er.siie sn Ia always ready to do anything
.Mc..rrvbody. and, consequently, every
lol'i,"S ,nyss hcr. She will he introduced
cnI =. fother at tea on October II.
W.. h.c,iir's mother, who died some years
=. LUZ Mas a sister Of Mrs. Jacob Disston;
.svTthsstnut Hill, so she Is q cousin Oh
w.ains Disston. who came out tw9
La aso. Mr.. Austin gave caro
!ssts ss. fos % Lucylle Saturday afternoon.
mHE Plays and Players will give
III three one. act plays tonight and 70.
..,row .' night in the playrooms st
vs.hteenth , and Chestnut streets. ihiS
III mark the fifty seventh club night;
and md the plays to be given sound s'ou
% ~. nc. first play, 1.-THE Robbery" is
,.in~ ' nroduced by Mrs. Fitzwilliam
Ssrssut. @ Il Is a play OF the moment
=, Claire Hummer, and has four cnar-
~ ss.srs which will be portrayed BY Miss
p.sav fhayer, Mrs. Joseph Schoies'
=, ' lack whiting dnd Samuel Mellow
III % The second play, by G. =: Sommer,
= = "Ah. Ba. jill. ST." and shows the
I.nsnese corner in the boudoir OF O
NV York social leader. The characters
A. Prince Tottori, a lad of the world,
rho will be enacted by Everett w. beil ;
Nitiko. A daughter Of the sun, played
M Miss Katherine Stevens; Mumurma,
: " daughter of the moon, played by Miss
florence Sheetz, and the Dragon OF
Di TSe third play is "The Pine Tree"
and is played by Mrs. Cyril s. Carton,
Mrs. W. Cleveland Haring, Herbert
Casey. Carl Lewis Altmaier, Joseph
Craig Fox. J. Howard Reber and Will
con Haring.
AS SMALL Herbert came home the
n other day n friend of@mother's called
10 him. and when he stopped at her
gate she gave him a bunch Of pussy
willows and some pansies. "How
lovely" exclaimed grandma from the
porch. Take them in to mother"
Herbert, however. had other ideas.
for be did not take them in and grandma
forgot about 1t till later. then she said
something before daddy about the lovely
bouquet Herbert had had. "How fine! y
'mid dad, did. you give them to
niother?' "No. ! gave 'em to my girl,'
replied Mr.. Six Years. Old. "Oh, in
deed. This is something on me, son.
What's your girls name?" Martha,
and she's sick" 'Oh. she is. How
did you get them to herr" II gave 'em
10 her sister,"
"How long has Martha been your
Grl?' "Oh, since last week; we're
married" "How do you make that
out" inquired his now much interested
parent. "Well, she told me at school
the other day she loved me, and I said
loved her, so she said we were mar.
ried: and that's the end Of it."
But Herbert" exclaimed his con.
vulsed maternal parent, IF You are
married, don't you know you ought to
20 live with her." "Oh, yes, know"
nid our hero, "but I thought I'd stay
With you a while.'
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