Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10

.s one charity affair is over
so .ssr one is on. Now all our el'
81 sns s directed toward the Dig allair
iNi' s' ..,, he given next WEDNESDAY
rhch "" ond evening out at Latham
iHernoo" r,i,ins estate, Old York road
Pm c,,y line This fete is oeing ar,
40 ~ ,,der the auspices OF the boaro M
nngso ~ Managers of the Hahnemann
4 NV .nd has attracted the support
s'.s .s.rv Of the women pron'lhe"' ~ '
=, i and charitable circles - o,,,aror
= ~. - amusement section ior Gnilule Ipsa 81
my . rrder the charge of Mrs. Howard
w ~ and will include riding and driv-
G Po1e roller coaster and a mu-
''un :, interesting feature of the fete
,hs exhibition by two star atm
WI ,he University Of pennsylvania
k'es :. y norizas and Howard Berry. The
hlenas s,. nrorram includes races, wres-
~, m.s throwing the discus huriins .ne
epsa .,,, and "the race for the golden
W. and ices will be served In Japanese
wbioh will be decorated IN an
',,.sc,Ive oriental manner, and supper
w, ~, !. served on the lawn from D until
a,cloek The music will be furnisheu
y : hungarian orchestra and there VIII
y al,nlav of national and folk dances
q rupIls of the Newman Ballet schooi'
,r,one the women who are interested
"A have undertaken to have charge OF
4. ~ hooths are Mrs. Dorothy Potter, Mrs.
s..,, Fowler, Mrs. James p. q. Scott
81 W NJ. Balns, Mrs. M. P. Livezey,
wrs John Shoemaker, Mrs. M. II. VIII,
,.rs Mrs John H. Whitaker, the Baron
u Won Hitler, Mrs Dudley Saul, Mrs.
u,,bsrt Leopold, Mrs. John Gribbel, Mrs.
,s.l,sr Herring, Mrs. Joseph s. McCul-
In Mrs. Joseph NJ. Steele, Mrs. 1. Har-
,,,On oHarrs, Mrs. Jay Gates, Mrs. Ber-
r,rd Wolff, Mrs. w. P. Scott, Mrs Ernest
Tustln. Mrs. Biddle r. Marsden, Mrs.
csoree C, Thomas. Jr., Mrs. Gideon
Bcsricke, Mrs. A. B. Hubbard and Mrs.
usnry M. Watts. Mrs. Clarence Bartlett
1. chairman Of the Entertainment Com
,.,,se In case of rain the fete will be
,.,stponed until the first clear day there
alter
The fete at the Ogontz school was
,r,at success, and It is interesting to
l,aru who won what in the various con-
t,sts and who did special stunts at the
shindg" About the greatest success OF
ne evening and the most popular with
ne men was the paddle wheel. At least
800 must have been taken in. All the
men we're winning silk stockings, If you
please, for their wives or best girls.
'They should worry" If said hosiery cost
IS or even more per pair, when they won
them for is cents.
The auto was won by Joe Widener.
Imagine the CONSERVATION when one who
Already owned many cars annexed an
ether. Not that we grudged it; oh, no!
But It would have been nice to have a
mall car for one plunk, don't you think?
Mrs. Fitz.Eugene Dixon carried home
he lamb which she won for a quarter,
and Mrs. Ben Rowland acquired the
Imall pup which was on chances for 25
reph also. Mrs, Rowland looked very
cute earrying him home under her arm;
but hsr Joy had alloy in the thought of
lAe 4iredale at home who might not like
hh new brother. Mrs. Henry Kasselman
Won the cigarette case and Sarah Rem
yer the gold safety razor; so all of
Safah's best beaux had best be on their
tcod behavior and see who will be the
laeky man to whom she will present 1t.
was almost impossible to get into the
room where Tom DAILY was telling stories.
Tom is such a winner with the ladies'
WIN his true Irish wit. He has taking
way you know, and certainly can make
people come across. Altogether it was a
Fonderful affair and I'm glad I went.
NANCY WYNNE.