Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15

siiT HAVE Mary Pages wedding ut
NV 81. Peters Church today. and Sta
ss.ins 10 be very pretty affair. Jane
xs"tnen IL 10 be maid VI honor. and
nveiyn Page and the Lewis girl will be
-" fwo bridesmaids. Mr.. Plat IL to
S"S. his brother, Clayton rlatt. as best
~ He married a daughter OF
sr.Serretary of the Treasury William
,VcHSoo. the former Mrs. Martin. and
iives In Chestnut Hill.
~ fseoyre Stuart. Albert Jackson. Lard.
~, Howell (sounds like all the officers
- me C;irard Trust Comnnny. does 1t
%nty) Laurie Johnson. George Page.
TillIe McCal, (sonc of the Pennsyl.. :.
vsaia Company. tool. Allen Henry and
Davis Page. Jr.. who ts Mnry's brother.
sre "a be ushers. A fair bride always
makes a very pretty one. anu I'm sure
Mary will be perfectly sweet.
no NOT forget the last meeting "s
~ the Junior Cotillcn this evening at
a. Rellevut .Strntford. There are three
dances IN the serious, you know. and
this year thev have been converted into
sort Of dinner or supper dances, start
ins In the Foyer. -
Speaking of the dances. the Opera
N1pper dance last night was Ger
ts;nIy cnc Of the most successful of the
resr. I was really sorry that there will
not BE- any moro this ycnr. You know.
fNey have held them under the ou.nlces
Al the Women's Committee of the Phil
SdeIpbia Orchestra for the orchestra
fwnd. md I understand quite q satis-
isrto,y amount has boon rcalizrd.
. : Last ri~ht Mrs. Tom Robins and
Nrs' Harold Ys"nnll rprciveI the guests.
ana there were great many parties.
q seemed TO me. ! guess every one frlt
"a I did. "It's tho last chance this
wear to have eats after the opera
without having. to get into wraps and
"a 10 some hotel or cafe. SO lets 90 y
One always does 90 somewhere. ] wish
fhe orchestra would keep up the supper
dances for the whole season. There are
seven more operas to come. you know.
lid you know that society which
- was founded way back in 1912 to
sew for the soldiers, IL still In existence
and celebrated it's one hundredth and
tenth anniversary recently? They meet
every two weeks. but thank goodness
they do not have to sew for soldiers
now, but they make the darlingest
clothes for little babies. whose families
are poor and need help. Mrs. Aubrey
Howell entertained the r,e,nbers Of the
society, which 10 called "The Antedilu-
vlan Society,"" at the last meeting at her
home. 1909 Spruce street. and Mrs.
George Vaux. Jr.. will hive the next
meeting at her home IN Bryn Mawr.
The membership Is absolutely re.
stricted to descendants Of the original
women who founded the society in 1879.
Among the members in these days are
Mrs. Richard Tatum, Mrs. s. Knowles
Perot. Mrs. Aubrey Howell. Miss eliza :.
beth II. r. Howell, Mrs. Albert Draper
Whiting, Miss Mary Williams Perot.
Miss Catharine ". Morris. Miss Hen
rietta Piersol. Mrs. Samuel Shirley,
Miss Susan G.. Shipley. Mrs. Walter G..
Moore, Mrs. Walter Penn Shipley, Mrs.
George vaux, Jr.. Miss Mary Houston.
Miss Letitia Houston, Mrs. William
Haincs. Mrs. Thomas Richards. Mis''
Elizabeth Winn. Mrs. Frank II. Tay.
lor and Miss Charlcsanne Houston.
MARY, aged Ave, was sent to Sum
V1 day school for the first time few
weeks ngo and returned home in E" L,
rious mood. Next day mother cal!"'l
her and said: "Mary, the little giri
next door wants you to 80 In and play
with her. You may 80 for a ttie
while" mo mother said Mary:
"thank you very much but 'spect !
better stay by myself and keep my soul