Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-21
& Ary WYNNE'S TALK ON THE
NA'' DAILY DOINGS OF SOCIETY
wonders If the Glasses in Preparedness Will Start I'm
~ AGAIN Now That War Seems Imminent-Various
He Other Matters Of Interest

cr think, after wo have 1d all .,spoIs put ouF ona
.rsases and sponges ana SIG ',s'1 .,,,.on ,',,u
oanuaS .S for the summer come mut.er-
edss swps ond needs for our own soldier
bss o. w. va ~ the Belgians, French Eng
iys ins. Austrians, Germans, Rus
- serbians, Poles ana .., eye,y nov, Wv''o
~, .sn on the face of the eur" % .,,, ,,u" AZ. ~
pnop later than Saturday viii Mt
~ ~ ~ ,be headquarters of all our
Creme a,srd and If things happen as
N'lonN ~ trio to the Mexican border
y ~, Mart very soon. Then VIII the Elller-
W s" "a rooms open up and our Won
rnos onoreetic women work harder
kiuW sor our own. 1t will not be
ihan - If waiting until the fall then,
sasssV, car with it's horrors is upon us
Ser .rcb as we dread 1t, we can put
~ ,bat it is wonderful thing Tor
'apt .rocters of our men and women,
u' an bent on amusement ana so
~ IN the spending of money FER
,here would not be SO much tempta'
- y % buy jeweled anlSlets and ropes ana
u'n of pearls and other things II
~~e nod tbe sufferings and hardships
!, ,trite to contend with. NO. one eou.u
- want it--God forbid!-but 1t needs
,,hIng to make the men and women
.sis great nation realize that they
longer be the soft, jelly-fish type.
~, Of the beauty of the Battle of
r,.Ssrs the final great effort of this sea
y. outdoor fetes, which will be held on
r.,aov afternoon under the auspices OF
pSrodelphia Art Alliance, will be due
,sn aides. of whom there will be at
u. ,bree hundred. frocked in various
s.rrine and brilliant costumes. The
..,.s will be in charge of the booths'
rArh will be under the various art dra'
s.,c literary and musical organizations
..,,ssented In the Art Alliance.
Every one Of these aides and the chair
.,n of the various booths will be drawn
hom the verdant field of the arts in this
M Students and patrons of the arts
:. vail as prominent artists themselves
"A wellknown society folk will all pitch
1. and lend their efforts toward making
AZ affaIr the most successful that Phila-
seIphIa has ever known.
Resides prizes for sketches, which have
ben offered, there will be prizes for the
INST beautifully decorated booth and for
abpr features Of the occasion.
The Wednesday Music Club has a very
,tractive booth, in which Mrs. David
rAws. Mrs. Warren Walker and num-
her Of others are whole-hearterly inter-
ated
One of the most unique and attractive
ostumes to be worn by the aides is that
xhlch has been chosen by the Women
Writer'S Club Of Philadelphia, the only
dub Of It's kind in the city, which has
among It's members active newspaper
vomen advertising women, magazine
writer's and illustrators. The booth will
be the counterpart of large newsstand,
md magazines, books, pencils, balloons,
character dolls and every imaginable adj
junct to the station newsstand will be
for sale, together with all the newspapers
In the city. What could be more fitting
than that the women whose writings help
10 al up the daily pages of our papers
should be there themselves selling their
aatsl The booth will be a mass of
hus back. white and golden yellow, and
de aides will wear white frocks, brilliant
hus Stockings Ito denote that the writer's
lrs Blue Stockings'D, white shoes and
White hats. Across their shoulders will
h swung brilliant blue linen bags, on
Fhich in letters of gold, white and black
viii be Inscribed Women Writer'S Club"
And about the crown of the hats will be
sound bands of broad.striped linen of the
bu colors. A most effective and fetching
costume. These enterprising women have
lso secured quill pens and the prettiest
ntage desk sets, which they will sell.
~ NANCY WYNNE.