Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-20
NANCY WYNNE DWELLs ON
CHARITY AFFAIRS IN LENT
charming Affair Being Arranged by Prominent
Women Interested in Hope Day Nursery to Be
Given Early in April

I'm kiddies will come In for their
.,ore of entertaining at several
.s.rltable affairs being arranged for the
~,,ontial season. One Of the most in
p..,,nq of these will be the "Child's
sso, of Verse" and Memories of
...,ors Portraits" q series Of tableaux,
:, ~ followed by n dansant on the
.esrpoon of Friday, April Z, at the
psIleyue-stratford.
ahe Hone Day Nursery at 1881 Vine
....ot will be the beneficiary. In con-
s.o,lon with the affair there will be a
r.rv rare and interesting loan ex-
sni,ion of dolls in the costumes OF all
cations and also a sale Of children's
..,r,uer hats and dolls in charge of
,frs II. Howard Ellison, Jr., Mrs.
rh.r,es r. Wood and Mrs. G. G. Meade
yarea. Then, in addition to this, tea and
-. will be served at attractively ar
r.nped tables, which may be reserved by
.nplying to Mrs. Robert Sewell or Mrs.
Norris L. Clothier. Mrs. Stacy b.
Ilovd IS president of the board of man
.rers Miss Mary X. Gibson, Mrs.
charles L. Borie, and Mrs. Isaac r.
pavis. vice presidents; Mrs. Henry S.
Jsanes, treasurer, and Miss Elizabeth
Glbbons white, secretary.
A splendid list of patronesses has been
secured for the afternoon, among them
beng Mrs. Edgar Wright Baird. Mrs.
Hampton Barnes, Mrs. Charles d.
lall t.,
wilmer Biddle, Mrs. John Brinton,
Mrs. Robert C. II. Brock, Mrs. G. ely
mer Brooke, Mrs. Harrison X. Gamer
Mrs. Percy II. Clark, Mrs. William j.
Clothier, Mrs. Edward Coles, Mrs.
Stricken Coles, Mrs. Alexander Brinton
Coke, Mrs Charles G.. Davis, Mrs. John
B. Deaver Mrs. Norton Downs, Mrs.
Thomas Dolan, Jr., Mrs. George w.
EIlins, Jr., Mrs. Walter l.. Eustis, Mrs.
william II. Filter, Mrs. Arthur II. Ger
hard, Mrs. Kane S. Green, Mrs. c. c.
Harrison, Mrs. Richard H. Harte, Mrs.
Samuel P. HUM, Mrs. c. G. Harrison,
Jr, Mrs. John S. jerks, Jr., Mrs. Sid
ney w. Keith Mrs. J. Louis Ketterlinus,
Mrs. Arthur H. Lea, Mrs. Joseph
W. Lippincott, Mrs. Horatio Gates
Lloyd, Miss Esther Lloyd, Mrs.
William M. Lycett, Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kean, Mrs. Marshall Morgan, Mrs. C.
Emory McMichael, Mrs. Reed A. Nor
gan, Mrs. L. L. Marshall, Mrs. ]. K.
Mitchell, Sd, Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills,
Mrs. Efingham B. Morris, Mrs. Freder-
LII TTY t.. 10 n
Norton, Mrs. Eli Kirk Price, Mrs. A. ].
Drexel Paul. Mrs. Park Painter, Mrs.
George Wharton Pepper, Mrs. G. Brin-
ton Roberts, Mrs. Edgar T. Scott, Mrs.
Edward B. Smith. Mrs. ]. Harrison
Smith, Mrs. S. f. Sharpless, Mrs. Isaac
7. Starr, Mrs. Joseph e. Sinnott, Mrs.
James Starr, Mrs, Cornelius Stevenson.
Mrs Alan II. Strong, Mrs. Charlemagne
Tower, Mrs. John b. Thayer, Jr., Mrs.
George C. Thayer, Mrs. Alexander Van
Rensselaer,, Mrs. Theodore Voorhees,,
Mrs, Clement r. Wainwright and Mrs.
Charles Stewart Wurts.
AS the season wanes Mrs. Scott's Sup
per Club, which meets each Saturday
night In the ballroom of the Bellevue
Stafford, seems to take new lease on
life, nearly every one being anxious to
entertain before the close of the series,
early in April.
Mrs. Alfred e. Norris, as is her usual
cp,am, entertained for Dorothy, her
guests including Eleanor Cuyler, Valen-
tine Mitchell and Lillian Hobson, the
latter one of Dorothy's New York |
friends, while the men in the group
included Bob Carrere and Maxwell Car
rere (the good-looking "Bob's" brother,
take iD, Forester Scott, Thomas
Allen Rector and another Gothamite, |
PreVost McMichael, and several others. |
There were about 20 In the group alto
setner, Marion Dougherty was there |
also with her usual little coterie, and |
marry Adams. with the new Mrs. |
Adams, occupied a table with six OF
eight guests. Among others who en-
Iertained were the William H. Donners,
me Alfred Reginald Aliens, the Charlie |
aarrisons, the Spencer Millers, the |
Lewis Nelson's, the Evans Roberts, Mrs. |
Hooerts quite giving the lie to her title |
grandma; the Myers Filters and the |
Edwin Filters, the latter of whom have |
'niy Just returned from the South.
NANCY WYNNE.