Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-25
.s1N1,Y WYNNE ExPATIATES ON
- VARIOUS DOINGS OF SOCIETY
snte of Early Morning Bad Weather the Two out-of
doorS Funny Times at Girls Camn ~ success

a. ponies ponied and the dolls
+ IHEs o,d the dogs dogged and
oO" overything was lovely and
aless s,,... WAS had by all' at the pony
s vesterday. AT first you Know we wy,
sPs III worried pink for rear II "ouiu
M md the dolls would take cold 70 S say
sn ~ :, tbe animals; and, my dears,
fo'nns oai,s which started in by $3.50
Ies p"V,.i .,orning and kept up till noon!
p w soar isn't this weather wretched?
~. Z YOU heard whether they are GOING soins
80. ,he pony show, and what ABOUT
p. .s,,.,dwards' party; anything doing
g, n went. Then Mrs. Wood.
pes.' Md and said, rain or shine, things
~'e .I.ooeed there, because much of the
,.,.,,o could be done inside the
s.e If the weather made II necessary
,Asr Billy Clothier phoned from his
~ .sat all was to go on as usual out
- 'N.,,.,ovood, So our minds were set
3 "a ,ve nut on our second best frocks
-. and shoes and topped them all
.,r coats and top coats and sports
and sweaters and off we went. Ana
.rovds at both places-well, as L have
" Y. IA and once again remarked, where
n come from and where they get
~ *. money from is a puzzle to me; but
A. and IL gets, so what | remark
NY natter is neither here nor there,
liter all. -,
~, success. The only pity was that
esv chose the same day.
3 Nav and then one hears echoes of the
6 ..,.s, IN "Catsburg," where some of our
& 80 aud damsels are disporting them
I'm. !, tents at the camp for women
4, cheyy Chase, just outside of Washing
- and believe me, it is some disport.
q ~ arookies" are getting very mannish,
4 "a syen have borrowed some of brothers
..,hss from what a wee bird told me,
& 4, certain it is that Toms pajamas We're
ksbed to sister. one small rookie
,stually threatens to ask leave to go to
M Country club. and take real bath
!. real tub with hot water, for she sol.
,mnly asserts she may get over her eXpe-
lance in "those showers but She'll
,.vsr be the same, absitively." | hate to
mink of what the dear things have suf-
,sts1 for their country. An enterprising
M, opened sweets stand opposite
NJ camp entrance and will probably
make great amount of money, so
earnorous are the pangs of nature which
A,tnand satisfaction from the hungry
horde of girlenes who dash across the
rad and eat and cat.
large meeting will be held this eve
Ming in the parish room of Holy Trinity |
Church. on goth street near Walnut, by |
Members of the Silver Bay Alumni Asso-
cation Recent views of Silver Bay will |
h shown by Mr.. James K. Quay, of the |
United Presbyterian Board of Foreign |
Missions.
An address on the benefits to be derived |
fyn the conference will be delivered by |
he Rev William r. Turner, and there |
win be responses from a number of the |
islegates who attended the conference in
sher years. 1t appears the Philadelphia
klegation carried off the banner last year
br having been the largest one. Many
trominent people attend these annual con-
ierences up at Silver Bay, which is off
Lake George, in New York. Last year
Nss Sally Ashhurst came up from Cuba
md took her small nieces to the confer
snce Marion Toulmin usually goes also,
md the Eliston Perots and Perot Bissell
md dozens of others. There is so much
q do besides taking the classes that many
d the younger girls enjoy going i'm
nensely. The country is lovely, the
scenery wonderful, and all is conducive
lna good time. NANCY WYNNE.