Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-17
NANCY wYNNE HEARS OF FURTHER
CHARITY AFFAIRS FOR NEXT WEEK
peautifu Grounds of George Woodward Estate to Be
Thrown Open for Garden Fete May "a to
Benefit the Missions

&c lare we'll under way for fair
.rh,eh will be given on wednesday
"a on the spacious grounds of Kris
IN ,'. ,be home Of DIR. and Mrs. George
~. .s,,,,rd. on McCallum street, In st,
N,a,s The fete will be given under
,.n,ces of the woman's aid Of the
" N..cation of Germantown for the bene-
,e, GeorRes Church, Richmond and
country Centre Missions, Bucks
~ Mrs Holllnshead w. Taylor will
IA charge Of the fancy articles for sale
eli have Mrs. Mahlon Kline, Mrs.
s.s,r, BENEDICT and others to assist her.
49,. will be a table of household articles,
I'M Mrs. Norman Jones in charge Miss
.s.,,oa Lewis and others will assist
Miss Dorothy Disston has arranged
.tternoon tea and dancing, and will
.ss,sted by her sister-ln-law, Mrs. Ham-
-. n,sston. Jr. Mrs. George Bostwick
-su be in charge of the candy table, and
~ have as aides Miss Emeline Taylor
"a Mrs Pere Wilmer, who, 1t is hoped,
~, have recovered from her recent ILL
Garden tools, smocks and flowers
-r, 10 sold by Mrs. Howell Pratt, Mrs.
~ Hroyn, Mrs. Carl Sheppard. Mrs.
s..onel Kinds Thomas has charge of this
isble
rh,ldren's entertainments are being
.so,eht out by Mrs. William II. George,
...,sted by Mrs Sidney Harrison, Mrs.
v,ulIam Roper, Miss Dorothy Benerman,
Nee George Parry, Mrs. Taylor Foster,
Mrs. Ralph L. Hayes, Mrs. George Park
nan Miss Susan Coleman, Miss Sidney
pook. Miss Helen RAbman, Miss Edith
lincoln, Miss Edith Fell, Mrs. Albert
prand and members of the Junior Aux
Iiary.
Then today we are to have the Flower
Market IL it is clear and bright, and
Rally It is a wonderful affair. The
bright booths and the pretty aides, with
their rosy cheeks and smiling eyes,
dressed in their gay smocks and pretty
hats and aprons. The music, the flowers
the children, everything that tends to
make the world beautiful those three
things which most people love. 1 have
heard 1t said that there was something
not Just right with the person who die not
1--we children and music and flowers, and
II seems as If it were true.
This year our hearts are not to be sad
6ened by the bleating of the wee lamb
which was attached one year ago to one
81 the famous statues in the square and
which called for its mother all through
ihe afternoon. No, there are just to be
flowers and birds and fancy things and re-
treatments, for the lamb is grown now
and others are not to be allowed in the
square. l am afraid he must have gotten
too obstreperous.
The kiddies will come in for their share
Of fun at the fete to be given on Friday,
June 0, for the Germantown Hospital.
This affair will take place on the grounds
Of the Germantown Academy. Mrs. Ed
ward Wiener is chairman of the Commit
lee on Entertainment for children. Help
iug Mrs. Wiener will be Mrs. William
K Beard, who will be in charge of a
lemonade well; Mrs. Warner Earnshaw
viii be selling those balls of sticky pop
eorn, without which no fair or circus is
complete. Miss Nancy Smyth will don
an old.fashioned dress with deep pockets,
which will be filled with mysterious pack.
ages, secured for small sum. pony
cart has been donated by Miss Josephine
Dodge. Ice cream cones can be gotten
from Miss George A. Landell and many
other things good to eat will be for sale.
Among the other women assisting will be
Mrs Tolbert Richardson, Miss Walter
Henderson, Miss Dorothy Mayberry, Miss
I. Linton Alburger, Mrs. George Franklin
Brown, Mrs. Calvin Smyth, Mrs Fred
erick Dudley. Mrs. Joseph Earnshaw and
Mrs Bonnaffon.
NANCY WYNNE.