Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

oHNer cups nave Deen arranged for the
prize winners in the different competi-
tons and many of the best dancers In the
city have entered There will be general
dancing afternoon and evening, and the
exhibitions and competitions will take
place at $50 and $780,
portion of the beautiful Krlsheim
gardens has been set aside for tea tables
which will be in charge of Mrs. Charles
Stewart Wurts. Her aides will include
Miss Mary Frances Fisher, Miss Mary
Wurts, Miss Charlotte Rush, Miss Louise
Davis. Miss Maria Graham, Miss Edith
Smith. Miss Margot Scull Miss Charlotte
Brown, Miss Katherine Bowie, Miss
Mary Denekla, Miss Isabel Page, Miss
Cornelia Leidy, Miss Alice Thompson
and Miss jean Thompson.
Cake and ice cream will be in
charge OF Miss Alice Brock, and Mrs. w.
w. Roper will have charge of the
lemonade distribution. Mrs. Roper's aides
VIII be Mrs. Sydney Harrison. Mrs. r.
Montgomery Haines. Mrs. ]. Taylor Fos-
ter, Mrs. George Gowen Tarry, Mrs.
Robert McGoodwin. Mrs. W. Chattln
Wetherill, Miss Rachel Baker, Miss Eliza
beth Kelsey, Miss Nancy Embardt, Miss
Marion Butler. Miss Eleanor Noble, Miss
Mary B. Mitchell and Miss Caroline
Smith.
One of the most fashionable May affairs
along the Main Line will take place at the
Merton Cricket Club tonight. when the
Summer Dance" will be held for the
benefit of the Social Service Bureau OF
the Medico- Chirurgical Hospital. 1.-THE
Follies, given several years ago. under
the direction of Mrs. #. Hazard Lippn-
cott and which will be recalled with so
much pleasure, was the first large affair
given for this very worthy cause. Mrs.
Lippincott is chairman of the Woman's
Auxiliary Committee, under whose aus
pices tonights dance is to be given. All
of the members OF this committee. which
includes Mrs. Robert White Steel, Mrs.
William II. Greene Mrs. 5. A. Boyle, Mrs.
William Ashton. Miss Clara Woodward.
Miss Natalie Walton, Mrs. j. A. Boone.
Mrs. II. G. Kahn, Mrs. Ernest La Place,
Mrs. F. w, Robinson, Mrs. Anne Dobson
Mrs. j. NJ. Anders. Mrs. Spencer Roberts
Miss Annabel Potter Miss Virginia Rod
man, Mrs. e. s. Dorey. Mrs. Seymour
Davis, Mrs. C. w. Middleton, Jr, Mrs
Albert Rosengarten, Miss Elizabeth sam
uel and Mrs. S. C. Jeitles, have been
working hard to make this dance one
huge success. AS the social service de- |
partment of this hospital is supported en-
tirely by voluntary contributions, II is
hoped that the dance will be the means |
OF placing a large amount to the credit |
or the bureau, which Is doing so much |
against physical. mental and moral
misery.
A number of dinners will precede to-
nights affair.
Society of this city, Germantown,
Chestnut Hill and the Main Line is TAX
ing an active interest In the success of
Flag Day, to be held on Saturday for
the benefit OF the Fairgrounds Assoeia-
tion OF Philadelphia. The city and the
outlying sections have been divided and
they will sell tiny American flags for
whatever amount the purchaser desires
to give.
vision of number of captains and dis
trict leaders made up of older women
and will be assisted by a number OF
Toy scouts, under the direction of Scout
master Isaac N. sutton. Although Flag
Day will be officially ushered In Friday
at noon when Mayor Blankenburg win
lnfurl a large flag at Logan Square, the
canvass proper will not take place until
Ferries, railroad stations,
theatres, jitney functions and all other
places where a large number of people
gather will be thoroughly covered by
he girls who will work in three to four
nour shifts.
The committee In charge OF the cam
Daign consists OF Montgomery Harris
president OF the Fairgrounds Association;
Irs Rudolph Blankenburg. honor
Lry chairman Of the committee
Mrs. T. Wistar Brown. Sd. chairman of
he Campaign Committee; Mrs William
T. Elliott. OF Ardmore; Mrs. Everett IT,
Crosby, Of Chestnut Hin; Mrs Louis @.
Madeira, Mrs. Joseph w. Wagner, Miss
Nary Blaliston, Miss Mildred Patton,
hrs. Oswald Chew. Mrs. John W. Meyer |
Or. e. c. Evans, Mr. John NJ. Whitall,
dF. Oswald Chew, Mr. r. Francis Wood,
H., Mr.. Marshall S, Morgan Mr.. II. H.
gocum. Mr.. William deKrafft. Mr.. j. A. |
Abrams, Mr.. Isaac N. Sutton, DR.. A.
md Or. o. p cornman.
The girls who win sell the nags have
zen drawn from a number OF organiza-
ions, schools and clubs. About 90 Camp |
Ire girls from the Z. n. c. A slll make
. one team. Sunday sehooI girls viii