Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-24
NANCY WYNNE TALKS ABOUT THE
TWO BIG FETES GIVEN ToDAv
PONY Show Will Be Held at Wynnewood on tho elo+hor
Estate.The woodward WOO. ss Place Will Also Be Used

- Will be mighty busy this day,
W., me tell you, chasing ourselves
Az. Main Line to Chestnut Hill, and
llv cbestnut Hill back to the Main
sine for the great and only Pony Show
aoo show and doll show and every
-. hind of show will be held on the
-.,,,fuI lawns of the Clothier estate. at
s,r..oevood. and then in Chestnut Hill
iii no the large affair given at
NV IL, the George Woodward place.
oorv show will be given for the
lnV re. ~ the Polytechnic Hospital. and the
e's'ss,vords' will be given for St Georges
r.nrcb Richmond, Pa, and for the
e..,horn missions. Pretty nearly every
~. VyiIl try to attend both, as both OBJ
~. are Of interest to our charity-loving
,.n. So If I don't sec you at the
sg.,sad,,,rds' cheer up, I'll be sure to meet
u, over at the Clothiers, and here's to
~ success Of both!
nown at the Corinthian Yacht Club
..ninp on Saturday of last week we had
areat time, let me tell you. And If you
ns.ss Harry Reeves was there not only
,h his Young orchestra attachment to
,,roself. but with n live orchestra which
~ ia with many gesticuations of hand
"a head. During the afternoons pro.
sa,nos n recent bride and bridegroom
,vbo had been spending their honeymoon
~ Yacht steamed UP the river and an
ohored Some one passed the word to
,,anrv who Immediately rowed out to the
h,,ocbt boarded 1t with his little band OF
.sns,cians and played the wedding march
,oudlv on the deck of the honeymoon
ship.
There is nothing like performing ones
tofet on the street, but now that the girls
no,vder their noses and rouge their cheeks
"a r,bv lips out in the open, and some
L.oollv nice girls powder their noses up to
.ha minute. too, even in the street cars,
v,bv should him not comb him's curling
mustache with him's ownty downty
nocket comb? Anyhow, he did, as he
walked along Chestnut street, and seemed
N feel better for having done so.
Perhaps the National Preparedness
Camp, known among some of the So
called stronger sex as "Catsburg," at
Chevy Chase, Is making us even more
enthusiastic for general preparedness. l
cannot say, but be that as it may, things
are going on in our own home town In
the interest of preparedness. and on Fri
day of this week Mrs. George Dallas
Dixon, chairman of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Chapter for National Prepared
ness, and Mrs. William Hayward Myers,
director of the first.aid department of the
eame chapter, will be entertained by Mrs.
Oswald j. De Rousse at her home, 615
West Hortter street, Germantown. Mrs.
De Rousse has invited all the members of
her first.aid unit to meet these ladies. The
members of this unit include Miss Char
bite Morris, Miss Marie Louise Dunham,
Miss Marion Baker, Miss Maude, Scott,
Miss Martha Henderson, Miss Margaret
Morris, Miss Frances Sutro, Miss Helen
B. Moore and Miss Jeanne De Rouse.
Mrs. De Rousse has also invited the mem
bers of her unit in Mrs. Dixon's motor
corps, which include Miss Elaine Taylor
English, Miss Margaret Hunter Davis,
Miss Eleanor Edmonds, Miss Emelyn
Shipley, Miss Eleanor Collins Miss Bere-
nice Berens, Miss Frances Frick. Mrs
Maxwell Alpern and Miss Miriam Clark
Kane. NANCY wYNNE.