Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-09

ps' r.,Ing and tomorrow aiteii,ooll ''''s
a and eVel"n l,, oots the summer home of
81 psht ~ ,S.s George Fales Baker, at
DR. anu - aid of the Southern Home
Rosenohs cb,,dren and the Lincoln
l..,tlonal y, Institution.
,.rgs general committee heaueu py
= .er,es stewart wurts, is in charge
hfs e seoir and each department Is
tn charge of capable LEADERS,
assn tbe features will be garden
one IN which Miss Eleanor Hop
~. vilr be assisted by a group OIL lasn,
s,o s women Contests VIII De i'eiu
0'a' s.,res of flowers, fruit and Vege'
anu save been received from the Main
uOs "A ,be Germantown, Chestnut Hill
md Penllyn sections
~ onrection with the garden depart
-..Ot will be booth OF haho.paiiteu
s.-,.r pots, in charge of MISS Dorothy
mr Mrs. Joseph Woolston heads
.o,,nittee In charge of fancy articles
s. ~ ~ Garden. Miss Mary Montgomery
y, 81 in charge of garden smocks' ana
sI,te Wilcox will have garden
tools and Ddshe1S'
s. aplain dog" show will be conducted
I, Mrs. George Clymer Brooke Mrs
u.r,amn Coates and Mr.. Forester scott;
=. usnrv Drinker Riley will be one of
q the judges.
s ~. a. Hamilton Colket. who Will nave
sAsrre Of the children's department. ana
s .or aides. will wear attractive green ana
& -.s,,s.striped awning aprons over white
s. ,.a,,s with hats to match. The young
.,.,ron will be assisted by Mrs. Albin
8 I psnineton and Mrs. Joseph 1. Dimond
IA the following aides: Mrs. Edwin II.
8 r,tlar Mrs Wilson Potter Mrs. II. Bartol
provier Mrs. N. Myers Fitler, Mrs. John
s Maxwell Jr., Mrs. Walter Clothier'
s Miss Anna B. Gilpin, Miss Mildred Lee,
S ,t,su Helen Semple, Miss Elizabeth G,
ADAMS Miss Catharine Ann French, Miss
s t-vtendale Baird, Miss Sarah Penrose,
3 Arias Rachel Filter, Miss Josephine Eos
+ a. Miss Christine Stockton, Mrs. Carl
auatn. Mrs. p. Frederick Rothermel, Sd,
: wrs Richard Norris and Mrs. Francis N.
prooke. I've been told that this energetic
committee has secured some So dozens OF
8 ,cv. Of all kinds and descriptions, from
ths cunning wee bunny made for the
8 sdlally cunning one-year-old to the latest
Improyements In motors and aeroplanes
& for the thirteen-year- "grownup"
& brother.
Several interesting amusements for
children will be in charge of Mr.. Hugh
Hamill, Mr.. Crenshaw McElroy, Mr..
Francis McKenna and Mr.. Edwin Fox.
Included among the amusements will
be a pony department, which will be in
charge of Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton this
Afternoon and Miss Jean Austin and Miss
Constance Vaucain tomorrow Afternoon.
The candy booth will be in charge OF
Miss Mathilde Potter and Mrs. Francis
King Wainwright. The aides will include
Mrs Wikoff Smith, Miss Pauline Bowie,
Miss Christine Baker, Mrs. Grahame
Wood Mrs. Samuel Jones Henderson.
Miss Ethel Townsend, little Miss Mar.
Erstta Rowland and Miss Helen Knight.
The decorations and booths of the
bazaar will be unusual. Each depart
meDt will be decorated to represent the
article sold or the activity to be found
within. The entrance to the children's
department. will be through a doll house.
The grounds will be adequately equipped
with electric light and will be as bright
as day each night. Mrs. Eli Kirk Price
and Miss Dorothy Stewart are in charge
Of the decorations.
One of the principal features will be
{ the cabaret supper each night, beginning
al o'clock and ending at midnight.
Competitive dancing will also be held.
That portion of the fete will be in
charge of Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss
Harriet NJ Frazier, Miss Mary Brown
Warburton and Mrs. Francis A. Lewis, Sd.
Among those who have reserved tables
arc Mrs. Henry S. Grove. Mrs. John
Lloyd, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Roland
taylor, Miss Esther Baily, Mrs. Edgar
Wright Baird. Mrs. George Fales Baker,
mrs. Joseph A. Sullivan, Mrs. Gustavus
Nynne Cook, Mrs. T. C. Colket, Miss Rose
Dolan and Mr.. George Harrison Frazier.
tRo orchestras will provide music all
fste.
ohe OF the big attractions, also, will
= hand-painted hats by Mr.. Henry r.
Aa'lenburg, one of the city's best-known
pOeualt painters. Mr.. Rittenburg has
ven engaged for several weeks in paint
ns the hats. and has been assisted by
ni ABBOTT Mcclure and Mr.. Harold Dom
sasoh Eberlein, The hat booth will be
s'sd' also for selling hand-painted and
~squered boxes which will be the work
pnnelpally of Mr.. Mcclure and Mr.. Eber-
~ Mrs. Rittenburg will help to sell
sau mats, and another assistant at the
siruthers.
ou'ter and egg booth will be in charge
rs. \ Mellor Tyson who will be as
.'so by Mrs. George w. Kendrick, Sd.
s Herbert Darlington. Mrs. Herbert
80. Mrs Joseph Baldwin Hutchinson,
~ Morris L. Clothler and Mrs. William
Jackson Clothier.
u sanes bags of all kinds, cushions. porch
s'4o@s and other articles of similar ma.
~ ~ih be in charge of Mrs. George w.
Roberts, Miss Earnshaw and Mrs.
hehafd Norris.
ss.l' - John Forsyth Little win cut sill.
@1s.'ea Miss Dorothy Barnes and Miss
zsAeaoeth Kirkbride will ~ A., o,,a,.,-, -