Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-28

:. cause the Att"rburH nhnIr hnd been
.,oJ off on a"cnuut of Mrs. RoSrr e.
c.,on ca..n g dcoth last week. Mr.. Rosco-
enton en,tton was Elizabeth Attcrbury's s
t",.,ndmothcr. YOU know. and such n
s,nrn,inr person. Mrs. Attnrburv wHs
rrn,.merly Miss Arminia Roscngart"n. n
s;.ter Of Mrs. Lewis Ncilson and 10"
Tascngnrtcn. George. AdOluh and Frltl
T"scngarten are the three married
brothers. A., ,,.,.
Carlton for Evelyn Martin. given by the
sydney Errington Martins, her uncl"
md aunt. EVELYN. Is the daughter of
Hn HH,' and Mrs. Carl Neidhard Martin,
mri 'ni tbc % dinner dapcc last night was
..oI,v in the way Of a debut, as her
.ron.s recalled their invitations for n
,oa and party for her because of the
Ioath Of Mrs. Martins mother in O"-
'ober. A.. ,,,l,.
,.,rt;ns then. hut since Novrmbrr She
has been going about. Th" John WHIT"
,oorvs gnve rabbit party eor Evie last
,,cok' which was great fun.
A. the rarty last night Evelyn wore
=, attractive frock of mauve chiffon
b~ocode which had rs its only trim.
ming n pearl ornament and she carried
"rrbids The dance was held in the
iunior ballroom at the Ritz, and there
were about $50 guests.
T HEAR Mrs. Matthew Baird. Jr.,
| who, YOU know, chaperones the Gin
Jerella dances at the Mcrion Cricket
Cn,b has asked several of next year :
dch,ltantcs to assist her in receiving at
Tho holiday meeting on Jnnnnry .. Inc
rirIs are going to wear the red rlbbo''
'nmmi,tpc badges and are to help the
to~u scc that every one has good
limo Among those who will help are
E,bcl Heck schpr. louie Thomson.
\Ido Eisenbrev. Marie Louise laird.
Mabel McIlvanc. Elcnnore Purviance,
catherine NIathcr. Sally Henry and
Nancy Norton.
The BOYS on the committee, headed by
Matthew Baird, Jr., are Arthur Rnugh.
Uenry Balm, John Ewing. Henry
,,p,nes. Aston jenkins. Isaac tl"thicr.
William Ashton. Frederick Camp and
Henry Drayton.
ITAVE you heard that the Smith Col
II lcge Club is going to have benefit
performance of the Tony Sarg Marion
cites in the Foyer of the Academy on
January .? There is to be an afternoon
and evening performance. too. and the
proceeds will go TO the Smith COLLEGE
Endowment Fund. The little puppets
are 10 play Don QuiXote. and hear
that the greatest number OF children
are going TO see them.
Miss Julia Clyde MacAlister is chair
man of he committee in charge of the
arrangements. and other members in
cIude Mrs. Henry Biklc. Mrs. Oswald
Cbow Mrs Aubrey Mccurdv Mrs.
Ross Cornish. Miss Elinnr Curwen.
Miss Agnes MacAister. Miss Caroline
steele. DR.. Alice Weld Tallanl, Mrs.
Rupert 5. Holland and DIR. Maude
Kelly. Among the patrOncsses are Mrs.
William Arnett, Miss Emily Bell. Mrs.
Arthur Biddle. Mrs. Jasper Brin,on,
Mrs. John II. Brnton. Mrs. 7. Wistar
Brown. Mrs. Howard Butcher. Mrs.
Thomas Robins. Miss Mary Converse.
Mrs. Joseph I.eidy, Mrs. John Fred
crick Lewis. Mrs. Bertrnm Ilppincott.
Mrs. Stacy Lloyd. Mrs. Thornton
oakley. Mrs. Eli Is. Price and Mrs.
James Starr.
THIS evening there will be dinner
! dsnco at the Bellevue Stratford for
tScilia Iimmcrmann. who is the de-
butante daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Edward Zimmerman. The thinner.
manns. like the Robert Montgomerys.
Lave given several small dances and
dinner dances through tho season in
stead of one large affair. tecilia'S tea
was called off on account of tn" death
Of Mrs. Charles tustis Harrison. an
aunt Of Mrs. Zimmerman, whose death
occurred just the week before the tea
was TO have taken place. Thcrn have
been several other parties given for
her since then.
T OULIE had been TO church with
- mother and felt in a highly spirit
nal state. Mother suggested upnn their
return that I.ouIic 60 next door t" vis,
q new little girl who had moved into
the npighborhood. 'MOthcr wants YOU
10 90 over and play with Mary, dear.
She Is a sweet little girl. and ] told her
mother I would send you over with
YOUR dolls and coach to play with her.
Now loulie had seen Mary playing in
the garden the day before. and further
lnora she had seen that Mary's doll vas
twice as larg" as hers. and 50 was
Mary's coach, and somehow she did NOT
ear" for that. "oh, .mny." said She.
II don't want 70 CO." ''Rut. dearest.
mother made an engagement for you;
you will have to 60" ooh. all right.
II I have to-" said Loulie, but re-
member | wanted to stay home by my
self and keep my soul pure
NANCY WYNNE