Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-22
,5ANcY WYNNE TALKS GAILY ON
MATTERS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
Otercub Tennis Tournament Has Been Occupying Many
persons Time During the Week-Regular Ladies'
Day Tea on Tuesday Great Success

,rettv little clubhouse set aside
a. the women members at Mahheim
,o,lv little place on Tuesday when
" s.s,,lar ladies' day tea was in prog
nc ..ro,bsr with the interclub tennis
RES nj Mrs. william Jay Turner,
IOu" ,rontle Fielding and Mrs. Harold
h,-or,erv Sill presided at the tea
'.s,ss . during the afternoon. Among those
.,,,od on the porch were Mrs EDWARD
ms lon who looked very charming In
nsn aonnel suit and purple straw hat.
WIZ xu,uiam p. Denegre had with her
NJ. La Tourette and Mrs. William
...n.r Mrs. Denegre also had a stunning
.s,,e flannel suit topped by green straw
trimmed with white flowers. The
...ts were really lovely, so summery
~ sresh, Mrs. Charles Rogers wore a
w .s.,r white frock, pink sweater and pink
bat uo,o,,,,, 49,.
~, John Blakely, who also wore olack
ssr.shair hat trimmed with FEATHER
..v others who were seated at the
~, were Mrs. Joseph Huston, Mrs.
s.argo Cameron, Mrs Arthur Haines,
~. willlam r. Tucker, Mrs. Harry
s.s,,., Mrs. Walter Perkins, Mrs Edwin
Partridge, Mrs. L. Bancroft Mellor'
yrs Tolbert Richardson, Mrs. Stanley
.,.rson. Mrs. Henry Kellar Kurtz Mrs
,t.rvin Graham, Miss Daisy Tattersfield,
a., Alice Hawkins and Mrs. G. b. Grace
pas delighted to hear yesterday that
-. supper Club at the 'Bellevue-Stratford
N, he continued next year. Inc TWO
,.r,ss given last year were considered so
.rocsssful that Mrs. ]. Hutchinson Scott,
.no has been in charge of the club since
h, inception, has consented to get up
,ro series next year, and so popular
-. the dances it has been decided, so
,trs Scott tells me, to have IL meetings
i each series instead of 10, as last year.
Ms Scott has procured the same COM
r,,tee of prominent men, and every one
!, ns is looking forward to the many
rlsasant after.theatre dances which we
All be able to attend next season under
,.r charming patronage, if we are lucky
tn0lRn 10 De dCCtplSu Go
II has been series of good-byes yester-
hy and this morning, for our soldier boys
,,ys hidden us farewell and started off
Al the first stage of their journey to Mt.
cratna at any rate, and our women are
rorkinR hard arranging kits and supplies
ana comforts for them. Conyngham Ste
vans, Of Rydal, is one of the lieutenants in
,he First City Troop who has been busily
engaged drilling raw recruits for the
hst few days, as quite number nave
enlisted besides the regular members.
Young George Harrison Frazier, Jr., the
cnly son of Mr.. and Mrs George Harrison
Frazier, went this morning. He was
one Of the last boys taken into the troop
4 and has only been a member one week, as
he is lust 20 years old. This seems very
hard does 1t not? But the boys do not
feel that way; they are proud to fight for
their country, God bless them. Young
Jack Thayer, son of the Titanic hero, who
has just lately graduated from college, Is
mother boy who will go, and Neddy Page,
NO is engaged to Elizabeth Griffith, a
Ute debutante of the last season, Is one
aae State militlamen. And so they are
II going off to camp, prepared or not.
fady to learn and anxious for the hard
hps which will make great and strong
men Of them.
Just some of the other societies besides
hose have already spoken of which will
haye booths at the Battle of Flowers to-
morrow will be the Geographical Society,
hs Wednesday Music Club, the Browning
Society, Academy of the Fine Arts Stu
dsnts, the Plastic Club, the Three Arts
Cub, the T.square Club. the Dickens Eel
hwship, the Sketch Club and others also
whose names I cannot remember.
NANCY WYNNE.