Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18

Or .n mosnr .be % Tiger and the bulldog: I
ps.~e .,s rsvsr known such interest an there
na,u N,u. ~" to he in footb ball this season.
seeSS eeWS.Stnraily. ali Of ua who know Hrad
r,nswore and have heard OF his eplen.
~ nisvins are Grassy to zee him in the
u" ,,s RradIlock was wonder at FOOT.
. sm. sW .,.hiic on ths Germantown Academy
ss.m .s" and though oil OF his friends
Snnsd he'd make the team q Princeton.
ws could not be sure, for Brad 70 very
iisbt. you know; IN fect. eisnteen
bounds lighter than any otEer o's 'ea"
q'ES Ent sood old Princeton knew what 1t
~.s deine when It put that ycun.
,w..SnS;-,wind wSS In, and let us hope. he'll
make as good today a. he has before
ms"' III" vssr. You know Braddock 10 q
."n .n,s ~ MIR, and Mrs. Archibald A.
T,n.more. of Germantown, and y
hrnther Of Mrs. Duncan Douslas. of
Isisvsisnd. Another sister is Miss
S.i;,sheth Dinsnore. Esther Dinsmore
% !. ~ounser. a schoolgirl. Frank and
Archie tnsmore, the latter also q stu
dent at Princeton, are brothers.
I sound rather strong for PRINCETON.
hut at the same time ! am muchly ~.
terssted In Yale, SO III be giad Sor tne
hsatsn. | though l would like Braddock
~ set in come good work. lie really
- a nesch. and not the least bit In the
world stuck on himself.
rhen This evening will mark the first
nectine Of Mrs. lfutchison Scott =
sumner Club at the Bellevue. Stratford.
Wrs scott IL coming over from New
York to chaperone the club, and great
manv members will entertain tonight
A. we'll as next Saturday after the
Army and Navy game.
DOROTHY LEE was introduced yes
IL terday afternoon at q tea given by
her porents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Lee,
At their home on Locust street above
Seventeenth. Dorothy L. another blonde
There are so many this seascnl, and
she is very artistic. She plays the
violin well. you know. and Il quite an
Twins school, and has played with the
Merton hockey team. Last year che
was a freshman at Bryn Mawr. and
she expects to return there in February
TO finish her course. At the tea yes.
terday she wore an exquisite dress Of
white brocaded velvet chiffon made on
simple lines and belted with wide satin
folds embroidered with rhinestOnes.
Mrs. Lee wore a handsome gown OF
.anph.re blue brocade trimmed with
Jet and made on long. rather straight
lines. 1t was delightful to see Mre.
Clarence Coollens. Dorothy's older sic.
ter. You know she's been living In
Cleveland for some time. She looked
very well IN II gown Of green and gold.
THE first club night Of the Plays and
j Players In their new clubhouse, the
former Little Theatre. will b. given
next Tuesday. They had a wonderful
houscwarming there last week. you
know. and are now settling down ia
holding their meetings and teas and
club nights.
Tuesdays play will be Suzanne =
Secret. y an interlude in one net, with
music By Ermann Wolf.Ferrari. Mrs
William Baker Whelcn will be the lead
lux md only woman In the play. takiMa
the part Of Countess Suzanne. Count Gil
her husband. will he inpersonated By
Mr. Lewis James Howell. while Santo.
the mute servant. will be none other
than Joseph Craig Fox. who II bette,
than many actors Of the professional
stage.
Mr.. Fox is stnge manager Of tho per.
fnrmance. Joe Deering is in charge o!
the scenery, Mrs. Howard Reher ~ tho
properties and Mrs. Nina Prcttynar
Howell has tha orchestra under he,
care. Something tells me 1t will b,
most interesting.
THE Willis Martins will give anothe,
= Of those delightful dances in the barr
this evening for Elizabeth Morgan, tn,
Reed 4. MOrgans' debutante daughter
~ Is too bad Miss Gwen Martin hur,
both her ankles the other day. ! hear
however. that she is able to h. arount
on rrutches. The guests will 20 thiI
evening In farmer costumes, and it. viii
be most attractive.
E,'EN though the thoughts Of mos
- people in the matter Of clothes ar,
row turned toward woolen dresses IN,
ihr coats. great many OF us are still
.',Nsted Interested In white shirtwaists an,
skirts, as we will have to wear then
u the many fairs and benefits.
At tn" Bazaar Boutique every one I
70 wear them. YOU know, and last Tue,
gay at the fashion show for the bsne
M OF the Charlotte Cushman Club the,
were much In evidence as a costume 10
.ne program and candy venders.
houced two especially attractive get
ups there, worn by Miss Isabel Fraxe
sna Miss Evelyn Drayton, who wer
The blouses were made of whit
~epe de chine and were made some
what alike. with kimono sleeves an
rand nands OF hand drawn work across tn
neck; back and front. and down eacl
shonlder seam. Miss Frazer had he
;n'tiols on the front In a darker colo
IN diamond shape and her blouse fel
straight and full over an accordion
P.eated crepe de chine skirt. Mis-
Urayton's blouse was caught tisht a
!ae waist and her skirt was made plain
y was also Of white crepe de chine
ion havs no idea how pretty the blouse
ana sRirts were and 80 much more he
coming than the regular shirtwaist an
sklrt arrangement.
ErHEL and daddy live with grand
~ ma. And grandma, BY the way.
wonderful sport. She plays while sh
talks and delights her small grand
Laughter with her spirit Of lets pre
iend.' The other day she was dust
ing the living room and removing son,
h'hcs which had fallen on the door fror
Daddy's pipe. MY goodness gracious,
sad grandma. what am I 10 do wit
mat man; he's 20 bad. dropping ashe
ana Leaving papers about aud brinsin
mod IN on the floor. ! declare I'll hav
10 give him a good scolding.' Eth,
,lstened With a worried expression O
her face. Was grandma In earnes,
Irerhaps:, Well. she d better help Dadd,
then, and SO said she, deprecatinsly
Don't scold him this timo rand