Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28

| DEG1NNING this afternoon at 230 and
ID lasting through tomorrow the attrac-
| tive lawns Of the Abram l.. Pennock and
Samuel Pennock estates, in Lansdowne
will be thrown open to the public. The
affair will be a fete champetre to be
| given by the goth Century Club. There
| will be all kinds of attractions, the main
| one of tho afternoons to be version Of
| cinderella Miss Elizabeth JACKSON and
| Mrs. Walter Lorng Webb have directed
and the cast includes:
| Cinderella ,.,....,. Dorothy swing McENen
| Gavotte .............-....... Marian Misher
Fatty Godmother Miss Mafsarct Ncintos6
| Mother Goose. ..,.,.....,,. Miss porothy PoWe!
| Herald '.''',.'..'..'.'..,...' 'Joscph CiaWtoId
Act !. scene; Kitchen UaG5cs, SSaS EittsH.Z
Margarst BarkeG Jean Eaton, Emily Gick. Gik.
noSk S virginia Virginia Psnnoek f;sg%S ruth WiniS
| Fairies rom the Moon Dorothy BuTt Alice
in Elizabeth Read, Catherine Wilson DIdcc
MIn9ot' Guests G a, the bail Posaeoniss LIPS
comb Dorothy MoTt99 EIe6e}h shananTer' n6Tsh'
Iohn GSths Graham EldCg HeT6GTt Ttrbas EnE
| Charles Plling. Robert steele.
| MOTHER GOOSE CHARACTERS,
npo pscF Feep ''''''''''''''''''.innMsu'5i lane 5irn,,Iey
JIl ,,.,s;....., ...,...,,.,'.,''...Gt Grace SiSk SiSk
LIZZIE jack SE Horncr Katharine Niaguire
| Mary Had a Little Lamb b,.,. Emily spdderds ,i
ssrcsS Miss MSh9t, 80ry .sIae onise MSRee
pnssy cat. '''''''''''' MAI Iio'lvr I
''i GiRderea da'nices.1accs and Gracss: Groce
Bond. Myrtle Craig. Helen Davenport Harriet
Whitcborn, hhii5 ,'%SS' Violat Wills '''',' '''
Act Ill Scene Kitchen. next morning, Ar, Aar,
| rival OF Prince, and slipper is found to Mt
| Cinderella.
In the evening moving pictures. dancing
| and cards will be the entertainment fea.
lures, while tables laden with cakes,
| candy, nuts. lemonade, toys, popcorn, ice
| cream cones. fancy work and useful arti-
| cles will be placed here and there to
| tempt the passersby. There will also be
japanese tea garden. where one may
| refresh ones self under the shady plants
and flowers. A weird gypsy tent will oc-
cupy a corner, where real fortune tellers
| will reveal the past and foretell the
| future.
There will also be outdoor sports for
| men and women on both afternoons, un-
| der the management of Dr. Nathan p.
| Stauifer.
on Saturday, at o'clock. dinner wht
be served in the clubs dining hall and
will be followed by a vaudeville perform
| ance in the auditorium.
The committee In charge includes: Mrs.
Abraham L.. Pennock, chairman Mrs.
| Samuel S. Pennock. vice chairman; Mrs.
| William a. McEwen, treasurer, and Mrs.
Charles S. Musser, secretary. The Ad-
| visory Committee includes: Mrs. Clarence
| II. Epplesheimer, Mrs. Henry D. Kent,
| Mrs. Seymour Eaton, Mrs. Walter Lorng
| Webb, Mrs. c. f. Ebrey, Mrs John Nc
| Kenna, Mrs. II. c. Hunter, Mrs. Samuel
Kent Mrs. Herbert f. Lipscomb, Mrs. AL
| fred Balch Mrs Fred j. Petry Mrs
| James p. Breen, Mrs. w. f. Ware. .Lrs
j, Lyddon Pennock, Mrs. Frank G.. Bur
! rows, Mrs. Nathan p. Stauffer, Mrs. An
drew Young, Mrs. Herbert Barber Mrs
| L. d. Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Cryer, Mrs.
| Harold Burt and Mrs. Isaac Jones.
| The lawn fete in aid of ST. Timothy's
| Hospital, which is an annual social event
| in this section, will he held on Friday
| June II. on the beautiful grounds of the