Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-13

their first assembly, tnat zenltn oi a puu o
year.
Each committee of the Emergency Aid
is preparing to make its table the most
attractive, both artistically and with an
eve to financial results, at the great
Allied Bazaar which will be held in Hor-
ticultural Hall the week of December IL.
The Emergency Relief of Jenkintown
will have a country house booth. Mrs.
Henry Middleton Fisher is chairman of
this committee, and will be assisted by
Mrs. ]. s. Gayley. Mrs. Richard Harte,
Mrs. Frank Bachman and Mrs. Arthur
Rush.
Exhibits of the work done by the Jen-
kintown committee will be shown, among
them complete outfits and separate gar
ments which have been made by the
members, and every possible article suit
able for a country house will be for sale,
such as door stops, andirons, woodwork,
baskets, sofa pillows, homemade jellies,
preserves, cakes and candles.
Then the surgical dressings committee
will be busy at a cretonne table. The
rage for cretonne-covered articles has
greatly increased in the last five or six
years. and now every conceivable article
comes either made of or covered with
this beautiful material. At this table
Just some OF the articles which will be
sold are laundry bags, shoebags, umbrella
cases, ironing board cases, lamp shades,
scrap baskets, handkerchief cases, string
ax.A Aon
cases, centerpiece cases, garden aprons,
covered boxes, pillows and painted flower
pots, baskets and wooden articles. Mrs.
Rod Griscom is chairman of this com.
mittee. and the women on the committee
include Mrs. Harry Baily, Mrs. w. G..
Buehler. Mrs. Henry Burr. Mrs. Z. Walter
Clark, Mrs. Gustavus wynne Cook. Mrs
M. G. Cook. Mrs. J. B. Davis. Miss M.
Evans, Miss Garretson, Mrs. John Glib
bon. Mrs. John C. Groome. Miss Guern-
sey, Miss Hawthorne, Mrs. Charles w.
Henry, Mrs. Walter Horstmann, Mrs. j.
ID. Keen, Mrs Burnet Landreth, Jr., Mrs.
James Lineaweaver, Mrs. f. w. Morris,
Jr. Mrs. F. r. Packard, Miss Edith Pc
tiers. Miss Phoebe Phillips, Mrs. w. w.
Potter, Mrs. Francis Potts. Mrs. ELI L.
Price, Mrs. G.. c. Purves, Mrs. II. B.
Robb. Mrs Charles Scott. Mrs. Percy
Simpson. Mrs. Charles 8. Starr. Mrs.
Paul Thompson, Mrs. Abram s. Valen-
tine, Mrs. II. Weber, Mrs. Hugh Wilson.
Mrs George Woodward. Mrs. Robert C.
Wright Mrs. Charlton Yarnali. Mrs. 8.
Lewis ziegler.
Wen. the Supper Club opened on Sat
urday night and with quite a large at
tendance for SO early in the season. for
mere were more than 200 guests, and
with Davis's Orchestra, the Bellevue floor
and all that Mrs. Scott can do 10 make
inc evening delightful you may be sure
we all had splendid time. 1t was good
70 greet 30 many OF ones friends. You
see there has been ''posilutely nothing
ooing" for the set outside OF the debs
ana second-year girls up to this time, so
tew OF US OF the larger growth came
INTO our own and danced TIL the wee
sma hours with great abandon" Ali
one wakes French at times. specially after
tripping the light fantastic at this ripping
n'tie Supper Club OF Mrs. scott's.
among those who entertained on Sat
ulday were Mr.. and Mrs. John shipley
Duon' Mr. and Mrs. Powell Evans. whose
snests numbered twelve. Mr.. G. Cecil
f'tier and the James Fahnestocks also
sa'ertained, and the Jay LAppincotts had
ssht guests at their table. Others no
.eso among the members and guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Evans Roberts
~, and Mrs. Dorr Newton. Mr.. and
Harry Thayer. John Lloyd. Mr.. and
ans w. w. Atterbury. Lafayette Lentz
-. Dr. Alfred Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
"oodward. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Megargee