Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13

A DELIGHTFUL party VIII De given
q ..is evenInR by Mr.. and Mrs Dave
sor Sarah Penrose. The guests
~, ,,eet at the University Barge Club,
~, will row up the river to the "Lllacs,"
~ clubhouse OF that association, where
lower will be served, and those of us
~ have ever been to the "Lilacs"
- ,,,hat n good time every one will
have. -
Il ...o,i,,a about a barge party; they are so
,Dformal and picturesque. The mems
nv co,ored blouses give brilliant back
Sod 10 the whitefrocked girls as the
Ssrge glides UP the river. Among the
ouests in the party tonight VIII be Miss
Sorv wurts, Miss Isabel Page, Miss Val.
..,,na Mitchell, Miss Marjory Taylor,
~. Hannah Wright and Miss Elizabeth
1,f,,or who will be a debutante next year,
.,d IN fact. is the first one to make her
.o.r,al how. as she was introduced at
=. more than a week ago by her par.
80, Then the men will be Sam Morris,
Dick Tilghman, Ned Law, Charlie Nc
xaehan. Harry Beylard, Montgomery
Harris, Philippus Miller, Jr., and young
nave Chew. which by no means Implies
.ho, his father Is old Dave Chew, as the
nae Of ''young" might seem.
Another party tonight will be the dinner
which Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harrison VIII
o,ve NJ their Villanova home in honor of
yn,vahetb Grifiths and Neddy Page, whose
oeennent.- YOU will remember, was an
,o,,nced lust before Lent Elizabeth Is
most attractive, and all the girls nave de-
cIared that Neddy is winner" beyond
doubt. No date has been set yet for their
wedding, but wee bird whispered 1t will
be in the near future.
Hahnemann Hospital will be the bene-
Aciary of the colorful Fete of Nations, to
he given tomorrow at Latham Park, on
the Elkins estate, Old York road and City
line. under the auspices of the hospitals
hoard Of women managers Motor am.
bu,ances have brought Hahnemann with.
IN 30 minutes Of virtually every part of
the city, and made necessary Increased
effort on the part of the hospital au-
thorltles to meet the widening scope of
the institution.
Cav costumes of every cline, colored |
lanterns and attractively decorated |
hooths will form rich background for |
the carnival of charity. The booths will
be in charge of public-spirited women
who are prominent in social and charita-
Bile affairs. The Japanese booth and gar
dens will be decorated in all the tints and
hues Of the land Of the cherry blossoms,
and will be the dispensing point for tea
and refreshments. The gardens will be
in charge of Mrs. Jay Gates, Mrs. Ber-
nard Wolff and Mrs. William p. Scott.
Mrs. Bldde Marsdcn and Mrs. George c.
Thomas, Jr, will attend to the arrange.
ments for the supper, which is to be
served on the lawn from to o'clock.
The assistants at the Japanese booth
will be Miss Helen Scott, Mrs. G. Harlan
Wells. Mrs. n. A. Webster, Mrs Gene S.
Hooker, Betty Smith. Edith Gillingham,
Christine REIN and Frances Omerly.
The program OF entertainment has been
planned in a lavish manner Two star
University of Pennsylvania athletes,
Michael Dorizas, who has three
times won the intercollegiate wres-
Ting championship, and Howard Berry,
the pentathlon champion and all.
round athlete, will give an exhibit
ton track meet, Dorizas will hurl the
javein, throw the discus and wrestle,
while Berry runs races against time and
performs other feats of muscular prowess.
The two athletes will compete in the
"race for the golden apple"
Musical features will be prominent in
the program Character songs will be
sung by Mrs, Duncan Campbell. Mrs. j.
5. W. Holton. Mrs, A. D. Townsend Stew
art and Katherine and Dorothy Morti-
moore. DR.. Morris Golden and DR.. Wayne
killian will sing in costume.
NANCY WYNNE.