Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-04

urAR rumors that Jane 1eatman
~ r,,rsst Savage viii be married
md E,nes 5nns' And that they may I've
~ y suh the Main Line. 4 would
~ son - tb,nk Of one Of the SAvoses
i 4, that direction; there are 20
ss N that family anu .nsy yy,,m NV -
.sss lived around CnestHnsu. W. , nt;,, .sd
4 ~ is going to Bryn Mawl ~ stsc sorh;c %
9. ~ -vondering II she VIII ao " ScSnsS S..u
L ~ I'M continue her college courss upr.iL .ss
'!eegvs married. You know tse hSe 'naIa %
y w. ashe was Sophie Yarnsn Mye
!eceoS, r.,rore and Sophie has been soin9
- AW sr Wswr all this year. Jane wouid
Wp ans 70 graduate until next year,
~ y hsns sn she will keep up her studies
;g 2 seils spcilsss, especially If they h,s on tne
Via Line. X
I. ma. BENJAMIN COATES gave .
III delightful little tss e. yenSserT.y nsCn:'
!. .3l1rnoen for her niece Sa.ada d.hvtsn @ ~.
~ Nv the way, is to pc ae1usahss ~
%St winter. Sarah is the dausn.es , =.
~ Russell Duanes. She u ns p,sssns
~ wsstoyer School pupil, anu; VIII y
ssr 70 school this week, underetano.
< ~. Coates was Miss Anna MOTIF
} s!ss...r of Mrs. Duaneh who was Miss
~ Norris. They ,are sisters OF itoy
ssss.,s ~ who was Ambassador to Japan
Z ks.s,.s Wilson'S Administration, Saran
.s1i Se given q tea on December U.
n,HD card party at the Ritz Carlton
u vas a wonderful success YESTERDAY re- sas !.
sS,rnoon. 1t was given under tne aus
49, of the Belleau Memorial Associa
~. IN and a,h sure they made q good
~ III for Il wa, really crowded. Theo.
~. iIllie was chairman OF the art.
o osscon. and Mi, Milton Work, who is q
sssSss s.4s expert. was there and explained
ss,ss sssS ~ the Lands to the players. 1t was
..s;iv s.i very unique. Among those who
.st.rd.d were Mrs. Braden Kyle, Mrs:
SSsS S1SHsSSore Reath, who is president OK
~ ss.ociation,; Mrs. Richard Gilpin
WI IT,. Mrs. b. Campbell Madeira,
NJ IMcius Landreth, Mrs. Benja-
,,in r. Reath, Mrs. Frank Evans,
NJ NJ, George Fowle, Mrs. Perciyal Glen.
Sirnins. Mrs. Jack Mason, Jr., Mrs:
Rotsrt Meade Smith, Mrs. Edward
Sihsrton. Charlotte Sitter, Alva Ser.
seant and ever 30 many others.
: HEAR that Mrs. Charles Price Maule
has been obliged to recall the invita-
tions for q dinner which she was 10
SSys siyen this Friday night before the
msstins Of Mrs. Wurts' class, for
TSfssa Clarkson. I understand there Is
illssss in the family. TX
YYAvE you heard about the gymkhana
II which members Of the National
(,uard will have out at the Thirty sec :
ord street armory on the twenty ninth
q iris month? It's given by the lO3d
CAyalry and there's to be polo game
and ambition drills, jumping and vari.
ous sports. The Girl Scouts are to be
benedciaries Of the evening and some
Il tlem will drill and give the sema-
uiore Gag allegiance" drill. As cum
ninr a. cunning can be will be the lit.
~ Brownies who form Brownie Troop
NJ, /, and who will appear for the first
iims IN this city in the Official brownie
costume, which is q, combination OF
romper and blouse In brown chambray,
and has the traditional long pointed
brownie cap.
Miss Ellen Cassatt is commissioner
of the Girl Scouts and Miss Gwen Mar
tin vice commissioner. Mrs. james
Caverly Newlin has just been elected
chairman Of the council to succeed Miss
Katharine Hutchinson. Others inter.
ested In the movement are Mrs. New
bold Taylor, Mrs. Gilbert Fox, Miss
frances Clark. Miss Anne Thomson,
Miss Nancy Ha.lowell. Mrs. Herbert
Church, Miss Rachel Price, Mrs.
Thomas Robins, Mrs. John Newbold,
Mrs. Clyde Hambright, Mrs. John V.
Martin, Mrs. David Stern, Miss Eliza =
beth Fox, Mrs.. Drew Bear and ever SO
many others.
I WAS paying visit the other day,
! and, shortly after the small daughter
Of the house entered the room the sub
ject Of Lent and the sacrifices which
various persons had made for the peni =
tential season were discussed. Josie
listened attentively as she. stood near
her mothers chair. Then suddenly her
child lips opened and she remarked In
grave tones: ~ gave up swearing for
Lent" and turning to her uncle, who
was present, she added In q cOnfidins
zone. wasn't that q hell OF q thing
NANCY WYNNE.