Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-12

.ooond debuthnte aiio
VIE to,s-17 will be held TINS eve
Treason ~ huntington Valley Country
Ming az .,,,,',emarsh, ure when Mr. Haseltine
club, =, tive dinner dance In honor
smith wiz Ntlss Elizabeth Trotter'
y ~. =. rrotter is the daughter OF Mr. am, ana
MISS .,,,,,,am II. Trotter, OF Chesthut
MIS- ~ mother was Miss biizaoe'h
Hi. h1 The guests will be almost en-
Smith ,he debutante set of the past
titey " sooson and Of course, num-
and COM" ,,onnaer dancing men. Eliza
Der y :. extremely good looking ana yer, very
- 1or and has a nutlDeI u 80,
popp nave planned to entertain ior iie'
snrins the season.
..o managers of the "Fete des
ln ,ooided to hold 1t open third
fieu' ~ II would certainly be great
caN ~ t...r,, one were not given chahce
~ ..e 80 unique an aiia'r. 'u
sIoue YOU know because III tie iiis.
,be various booths were u'lle. e'''
~ ~, any others have ever seen. i"e'
lVi" -, decorated to represent the ar
WIZ .,,,oh were purchasable at each one
uV''s .,,artad a toy you entered sihali
w. door. and, would you believe IT,
~ hats were sold from large i'e' ooN
s.,,,, I untitled lid. Some of the giris camp
..rans" W. showed their prowess III MT
.,o mark by shooting clay pipes
vi Ut riae during the afternoon.
.,, oourtlv gentleman of color dis
,or,onade at so much per glass;
ga al, kinds of fruit in it, and one glrl
= ~,od N IN horror. "Oh, it had stick
- rtn which brought the man VINO was
.r,,h her and who preferred smoke 10
,.-uonade quickly back to the table, puI
- ,onas were dashed as the stately dls-
.r - NJ lemon Juice remarked, mo, II
RI. No t,oI, in dat, miss; dat's only jes'
s mint"
:, ,ras an extremely good idea to place
,bo booths so far apart. The effect was
...,,, artistic: and as for the aides, they
,.otaa most attractive. Dainty little
Mes Wurts was a picture in a pink cash
,,ora dress. with odd puff sleeves ana
broad velvet rlDDOn THINNING "
duck OF a white lace Dutch cap with
ling overlap ends of the lace. With the
ifrock were worn black slippers and white
.tockngs. Her peddler's wagon was most
attractive. So often there are not many
useful things to be found at fairs, but
thIs bazaar certainly has useful things,
and many artistic ones as well.
Tho supper was served in the house,
and in the evening most of the younger
folk who had stayed danced on the boards
which have been erected for that purpose,
made slippery by much cornmeal 1t was
q scream to hear the shutfling OF the
5 feet on the wooden boards.
The supper and dancing will be fea-
tured again this evening. The whole af-
fair is really well worth going to, and
the Southern Home and Lincoln Institute,
for which worthy charities it is given,
should greatly benefit.
Social affairs will vie with the sporting
interest taken in the Delaware State open
tournament, to be held at the Whining
ton Country Club this week. Singles be-
dn today and doubles on Wednesday,
and the out.of-town players will be dis
trbuted among Country Club members
during their stay here. Mrs. A. Felix du
Pont will entertain Miss Suzanne White.
Of Baltimore, and Miss Sarah s. Myers
and Miss Margaretta d. Myers, of this
city Miss Louise Nowland will have
three Philadelphia guests, Miss Gertrude
Hollis, Miss Alice Patterson and Miss
Elizabeth Mcguire; Miss Bessie du Pont
will entertain Mrs. Gardner Bell and Miss
Margaret Noes, of Washington. and Mrs.
Isaac schlicter and Miss Phyllis Walsh,
Of this city, will be guests of Mrs. Leon
ard A. Yerkes, Miss Marion Steever, of
Chicago, ILL.,, will stay with Mrs. j. Saun-
ders Taylor.
The Country Club will give supper
IN honor Of the tournament players to-
night and tomorrow, Mrs. A. Felix du
Pont win give buffet luncheon for them