Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-22
s NCY WYNNE PREDICTS MOST
- ENJOYABLE TINE AT CApnr,Nr rrr0n7,
suuton Memorial Hospital to Benefit bv Large Garden
party to Be Given on Grounds of Ogontz School on
Wednesday, June MANY Interested

.oraER garden party looms into n the
Vt this time, however from
81 II nOl'.S .,roct,on, Hitherto most OF these
tflTfn' have been scheduled for the
: e1lisInen's ~ germantown. This time the
g Nan ~" ,,, hs given out at ogontz, on the
psp " :, the school. Spring avenue, on
f'e"s from until 10 o'clock. WIN tne
i''s nroviso, that IL rainy the next
s'a1ns All the bill, SO to speak.
W -.rden party will be given for the
ms Memorial Hospital, which Mr..
aElas'Vqs rs,,,,na erected in memory of his
fsViso aled several years ago and who
~ Y. one Of the best loved women ol '"is
8 elT ,,, be various booths, including
lns' Ma Mrs. Daniel B. wentz; cakes,
Iaa', .r,ea schwartz; toys, Miss Emma
~ ondv. Mrs. j. Howard Ervieni
~ Mrs. Wharton sinkler; amuse'
teEs's Mrs. George Kelly; game of golf,
1sD's. q howard Wilson; fish pond. Mrs.
~ walters: vegetables, Mrs. Marina
ruaen. Jr.; afternoon tea, Mrs.
e1as Horace Lorimer; pony drives, Mrs.
es% D Robinson; baby supplies, Mrs.
o,orre Elkins, Jr.
".ne n,,Il also be moving pictures and
,nr supper will be served from 8
= o.oIock. The patronesses Include
Wy ..,.o,,v all the women who are impor-
rs y. soc,ally along the Reading way, and
q, include Mrs. Frank II. Bachman, MRS
rs.r,as d. Barney, Mrs. Nicholas Biddle'
~ ~ I,aouveau Borie, Jr., Mrs. Charles l..
~ ,. r. Mrs. Samuel Boyle, Mrs. Sid
urock. Mrs. Charles Brinley, Mrs.
~. prooh. Mrs Joseph Bunting, Mrs.
s,.-,r,on Carson, Mrs. Charles Church.
s ssn Mrs. Harold Cross, Mrs. Charles H.
r,,,r Mrs, Cyrus II. K. Curtis, Mrs
s,,,.r, p. Denegre Mrs. Voorhees, Dray-
=. Mrs Charles e. Dana, Mrs. c. Leland
,,.,rlson Mrs. Archibald B. Huber, Mrs
n.o,ea f. Lasher, Mrs. Joseph w. Lip
s,noo,t the Misses Lippincott. Mrs. j.
p.r,ram Lippincott, Mrs. Gilpin Lover
~ Mrs. Corbet Lowering, Mrs. George
W Long, Mrs. Percy Madeira, Mrs. Percy
Madeira. Jr., Mrs. II. V. Morgan, Mrs,
raunrd Marshall, Mrs. James Merritt,
,frs frederick Morris, Mrs. II. M
v.,hanson Mrs. w. p. O'Neill, Mrs. John
~ Pepper Miss Millicent Dana, Mrs, F..
. nixon. Countess Santa Eulalia, Mrs
rs,ab f. Fox, Mrs. Caleb f. Fox. Jr., Mrs
csorre H. Frazier, Mrs. Charles Frazier
u,a BENJAMIN w. Frazier, Mrs. w. w.
F,axer. Jr., Mrs. l.. B. Fortner, Mrs
padclyne Furness, Mrs. j. S. Gayley, Mrs.
Iohn Gilbert, Mrs. I. r. Hallowell, Mrs
Norris Harrison. Mrs. Clement Hopes,
Mrs.. J. X. Mitchell Harrison, the Misses
hutchinson, Mrs. John c. Perry, Mrs
Bsnjamin Rowland, Mrs. James Day Row
{. Ind Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice, Mrs.
Arthur Rush, Mrs. Samuel l.. Schively
Nh Robert Sewell, Mrs. Thomas Shoe
maker, Mrs. Francis P. Sibley. Mrs. Isaac
s,arr Mrs. Henry Stetson, Mrs. Writ
Thompson, Mrs. Marmaduke Tilden,
Baroness Won Hitler, Mrs. Theodore Voor-
lee, Mrs. Henry NJ Watts, Mrs. John H.
WaRtaker, Mrs. Louis Wolf.
Among the women who will assist at
the fetef to be given on Wednesday at
Krishein, the country. place of DR.. and
Mrs. George Woodward, will be Mrs.
Philip RhInelander, Mrs. George Whar-
ton Pepper, Mrs. Charles Bayard, Mrs.
Samuel Hines Thomas, Mrs. James Ches-
ton, Mrs. Arthur H. Lea, Mrs. George
Woodward, Mrs. William II. George, Miss
Lilly Cheston. Miss Dorothy Disston, Miss
Alice Earle, Miss Elizabeth Dawson
Wheeler Miss Caroline Robinson, Miss
Edith Dallas Miss Mary Sheppard, Miss
Ethel Newbold. Miss Frederica Lewis and
Miss Polly Graham.
NANCY wYNNE.