Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-24

THIS radio business is really wonder.
i mi. YOU know. You tune your re.
..,ver TO the given wave length ana
sor ;.set IT," and II you don't it'll 80
Zoo, you and somebody else II get 1t.
And You don't want to miss It, because
on can hear Orchestras playing In
SEhicaso or Boston or some other far.
~ town IL the hall in which the or.
SSe,tra is playing has transmitter or
s.somethine," Anyway, what started
,c IL the fact that / heard yesterday
,hot Jack Whiting was going to sing
,sst nisht at Stotesbury's or Warbur.
,on,s or some house where there Is an
@ .nnsratus, and his brother Perot, who
lives in Chicago, was going to listen to
MIN out there. 1t seems particularly
nice % TO me, for Perot Whiting is natu-
rally a bit low in his mind these days.
A his fiancee, Alzada Ennis, has been
very III and has just had to Undergo an
operation for appendicitis. And won't
i Be fun qso% 70 hsa. nrns 3seh !" tHs
some other Of his pet songs!
rTAvE you ever happened to see
II small Betty Donner. dance? She's
the ten. year. old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 'WMuaM 1s NVAncEs unu 10 NC
GRACEFUL ss can be. And, furthermore,
sbe ia perfectly unconscious Of her
hssuty I and grace. She has the greatest
tsient for fancy dancing, and even in.
vents her own steps. Betty has large
blue eyes and golden hair and Is per.
feet darling. - rlr
TyHE. spring vacation meeting of the
i Saturday Evening or Committee
Dancing Glass will be held this evening
in the foyer of the Academy of Music,
and there will not be any cotillon hear,
as 1t will be pretty full class, with
every one nome from boarding school
and college. Members Of the commit
tee who will receive are Mrs. George
McFadden, Mrs. r. II. Bayard Bowie,
Mrs. D. Moreau Barringer, Mrs. Percy
H. Clark, Mrs. B. Franklin Pepper,
Mrs. George Stuart Patterson and Mrs.
John Hampton Barnes.
As you have doubtless thought, there
will be no meeting of Mrs. Wurts'
dancing class this evening at the Belle
vue- Stratford, because Of the death Of
Mrs. Wurts' mother, Mrs. John Wister,
on Wednesday.
T HEAR there Is to be q most in.
i teresting feature at the Charlotte
Cushman Club annual benefit matinee
this year. It's to be held one day next
month, and about twenty five or thirty
prominent women have been asked to
impersonate some Of the great actresses
Of the past. There will be Sarah Sid.
dons, Mrs. John Drew, Ristori, Rachel,
Modjeska, Charlotte Cushman, Sarah
Bernhardt. Fanny Davenport and n
number Of others. Fanny Davenport,
by the way, is to be posed by her niece,
who has the same name. Mrs. James
Elverson, Jr.. is chairman Of the benefit
this year. Viola Allen, Julia Arthur
and Nora Bayes have already promised
to take part in the afternoon.
MARY LOUISE is a frequent visitor
AVA next door,. And very often she
comes home with cookies or a stick of
candy. Mother is anxious to bring
Mary Louise up properly, and SO she
carefully instructed her never, while
visiting Mrs. T. to ask for any
thing to eat. The other afternoon she
came running home with a piece of
candy in one hand and jelly sandwich
in the other.
mother In horror, "where did you get
that candy and sandwich?"' :'I was
hungry, and Mrs. r gave 'em to
nj" replied Mary Louise.
But, dearie, do you not remember
mother told you you must not ask Mrs.
I for anything to eat?" "Yep, l |
SNOW said Mary Louise, "an' I |
didnt. l JUS said. Well, I guess I'll
90 home and get something to eat"
NANCY WYNNE.