Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-15

,,,uE Race Committee of the Rose Tree Fox
tIunting Club, which consists of MIR. BEN
,r,ip r. Britt, chairman; MIR. Edward Neil
On Dr. Charles A. Dohan and Mr. Walter NJ
1oGords. met at the office of Mr.. James S.
ran at which preliminary arrangements for
,he sprng meet made, invitations to
,,,rious out-of-town organizations and ind-
tauoi horse owners discussed and tenta-
,i,o program gone over with view to ar
.,rginp an attractive list ,of events for the
d.v The opening date will be Saturday, May s.
eoveral- out e of-town clubs are expected to
ho represented and they will probably be
,ocompanied by parties of society folk from
New York, Washington, Baltimore and other
towns.
Mrs Edward c. b. Fletcher OF 1876 South
18th street. will have her guest her grand
,o,ber. General John M Wilson, L. S. A., Of
washington. for several days. General Wilson
arrived this afternoon and will attend the
reception to celebrate the 50th anniversary of
,be Military Order of the Loyal Legion.
An engagement of interest which was
rourced this morning is that of Miss Elizabeth
tuldeburn Barker and the Rev. Francis Ma
oomb Wetherill, of 1874 Walnut street Miss
porker ls the daughter of Dr. and Mrs T.
Rldeway Barker, and Mr.. Wetherl who is an
assistant at Christs Church, is the OF Mr.
william Henry WctherIll.
The drawing room In tho home of Mrs
Walter Iangdon Eustis. 2O15 Pine street will
present unique today when fair for
The benefit of the Childrcns SCashore Home IN
Chelsea will be in progress All sorts ca fancy
articles number of which were made by the
class organized by Mrs. Eusts, which met
during Lent, will be on sale. Tea will also be
served
Five years ago Mrs. Eusts was instrumental
In raising $1,000 for the endowment of a bed in
the home entitled the Loving Heart" and
1t is hoped that the proceeds will reach tho
same amount in order to endow another bed
to be called Little Nell"
There will be about 30 matrons helping to sell.
Mrs. William Ellis Scull and Mrs. Charles
Platt, Jr.. will pour tea. and the patronesses
include Mrs. William II. Bennett, Mrs. Edward
Biddle, Mrs. William Masters Camac, Mrs.
Samuel Chew, Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke, Mrs.
T. Dewitt Cuyler Mrs. Persifor Frazer, Mrs.
Charles Penrose Keith, Mrs. Sidney w. Keith,
Mrs George G. Meade Large, Mrs. Arthur II.
Lea, Mrs. Thomas Leaning, Mrs Clifford
Lewis Mrs. James Large Mrs. Charles S. w.
Packard. Mrs. William Plat Pepper Mrs.
George Brinton Phillips, Mrs. Charles Plat, Jr.,
Mrs Frederick Prime, Mrs. Earle b. Putnam,
Mrs William Brooke Rawle, Mrs. Philip NJ.
Rhineander, Mrs. Henry j. Rowland, Mrs.
William Ellis Scull, Mrs. J. Harrison Smith,
Mrs Edward 4. Stotesbury. Mrs. John Struth-
ers, Mrs. CharcmaGme Tower Mrs. William b.
Wheen, Mrs Jones Wiser, Miss Constance
Beale Miss Cornea Ewing and Miss Nina
Lea.
The Orpheus Club will hold its third con-
cert of its 4Sd season, on Saturday evening,
April "a, at sis o'clock, at the Academy of
Music. The club will be assisted by Miss Anna
Case lyric soprano of the Metropolitan Opera
Company of New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville B. Hopkins are re-
celvng congratulations upon the birth of
daughter. Mary Elizabeth Hopkins, on Sunday
April Il. Mrs. Hopkins will be remembered as
Miss Helen Hancock before her marriage
The entertainment given by the Pi Kappa
Alpha at the Calvary Church Parish House.
Mannheim street and Pulaski avenue, German
town, yesterday evening, was great success;
the young people rendered two sets of tableaux
with dramatic readings, "Hawatha," by Long
fellow. and The Vision of Sir Launfal" by
Lowell
Mrs, j. Gardner Cassatt will give small
o'clock antl-suffrage tea this afternoon at her
home, 14lS Spruce street.
The Second Assembly Dance o'f the Terp-
schoreans will be held at the Bellevue-Strat-
ford, on Saturday evening" April II, and will
mark the close of the present season. The
earlier dances were a marked success demon
strations of the latest steps were an en-
joyabe feature. and numerous other novelties
were introduced throughout the series. The
officers of the organization are Mr.. X ]. Birn-
brauer, president; Mr.. A. w. Borton, treasurer.
and Mr.. ]. L. Pierce secretary. The patron
esses are Mrs NJ. E. Borton, Mrs f. j. Kerr,
Mrs, G. H. Knauer. Mrs, NJ. II. Mccullough
MIS-. w. A. Prince. Mrs C. V. Winder and Mrs,
G. q. Wolhnger.