Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-07
TLST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks of the At Home to Be Civen This
Afternoon for Miss Mary Carroll Spencer-Forty.
third annual Charity Ball at academy Tonight

THOUGH the Bazaar BouHque and
,ho Charity Ball. which afe taking
.,ost Of this week, have in a way
p.,,ented W other parties. Mrs. Theodore
ro.ucer will give the first OF two at
.amss this afternoon t" introduce her
.v",h,er. Mary Carroll Spencer, who is
ua M n the very popular buds of the
CIV o'', Several parties have already
,..r ciren for Mary Carroll by friends
Wv" uo,ber. md she and Georgiana
,,...;s ,rc 70 be honor guests at n din
aoucc which will be given by Mr..
.,d % Mrs. X. II. l.ayard Bowie on jan
uary II. . ,,..,
r..,ier. and is. Of course. related to
a.. rrozicr and Harrison families. She
:. % very stunning looking herself, and
Mary Carroll is charming, too. The
sn.ucers live at 2Ol4 Locust street.
Th,s afternoon Mrs. George Frazier
..,I rrcsiie at the tea table, but there
rill he no receiving party.
o,oyIGuT the Charity Ball. for
~ which so many members of the
Younger set have been rchearsihg their
too of and tearing in and out OF the
p,,,evue. Stratford morning. afternoon
and eorly evening for weeks. will be
Mold in the Academy Of Music, ms it has
hosn held for many year. The bail
I, the forty third annual affair, and it
u.;u oncn with brilliant pageant.
",u Ciuirr dc Ia Lame" in which four
~ tho hest known musical comedy sue
ocsses Of the season will be represented.
That is. each dance group will take its
,amo from one of these productions.
"SoIl;' being ono of thcm. The four
,nsnitols which will benefit from the
hoiI are University, Jefferson, Woman 5
ord Hahnemnnn. ,...
,his year include Mr.. Leonard T. Beaie.
Wr William !. Clothier. Mr.. Edward
G Dale. DR.. Edward =. Davis. Mr..
Jobn Frazer. Mr.. Albert =. Gerhard.
Nr Henry Frazier Harris. Mr.. 6. Her.
mann Kr,imbhaar. Jr.. Mr.. John +.
lS%H Iswis, Mr. Edward q. Madeira. Mr..
I franklin Mck'adden. Mr.. J. Hartley
Werrick, Mayor Moore. Mr.. E;.ingham
r Morris, jr.. Mr.. Daniel A. New.
hail. Mr.. !. l'arkcr Norris. Jr.. Mr.
Jrhn II. Packard. Sd. Mr.. William
Pepper. Mr.. CharIpmasnc Tower and
Mr.. Charlton larnall.
The pageant has been written an!
thc dancing taught by Charlie Morgan.
and hear all the boxes have been taken.
which makes It certain that the ball will
BE- its usual success.
MEMBERS of the little Print Club,
l1 which has its home on I.atimer
street above Sixteenth, are much eX-
cited and pleased at having obtained n
loan exhibition Of sculpture by Charles
Crafty. our fellow townsman. They
will open the exhibition at Il tea to-
morrow afternoon. As you know. Mr..
Crafty Is generally considered the lead
ing maker of portrait busts in this
country. Tn" club has seven bronze
busts. several symbolicnl groups and
two exquisite little things which were
loaned by Mr.. Charles Boric. .Ir.
Mr.. Crafty. who has his studio in
Gloucester, YOU know. is at present
working on The huge Meade memorial.
which is TO be placed in Washington
on the mall near the Capitol.
And most exciting of all the nftcr-
Moons cxcii"mcnts will be- the presence
Of Mr.. 'irahv himself at the tea. There
j. also on exhibition at the club this
week the series of pure line drawing
that won the Charles NJ. Lea prize
recently and Il beautiful collection Of
e,chingS by tho Englislmnn. McBey.
Mrs. John Frederick Lewis aud Mrs.
Jasper lratrS Brinton will preside at
The tea table tomorrow. and Mrs. An
drew Wright Crawford. who is hostess,
Will have receiving with her Mrs. John
), Newbold. Mrs. Eli Kirk Price. Mrs,
Jiobert Won Moschzisker, Mrs. Samuel
y, Warriner. Mrs. William Il. Ouin,
Yrs. Gideon Bocrlckc., Mrs. Albert Nc
witty and Miss Helen Scmplc.
JIMMY came home In a very shocked
y condition. The boy next door had
ea'd something awful. It was too
awful even to tell mother. One thing
was rertnin. however: Jimmy would
play with that boy no more. SO LONG as
hci Jimmy, had any breath left in his
u"ay 10 help him say NO." No, he
SGuhI not tell, but it was fierce.
Ilnally, after much persuasion IN
pother'S part, for she feared her yo,,ng
"'pelnl had indeed learned something