Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-14

,ara will be the battle OF
Most ~ ratber, "pardonnezmoi lie
e.s.a,s dss F1eurs," when VII .,,.,rsiu ~ re,u
,,,s polo grounds Of the ,i,sn" rn,,.s' as,or
o. ,ry ~ club. at Bala, on rrluey a..e,
coun1 Irrs %, from 2 o'clock on tnrousn ,il
Focn' sun The affair will be given
ihe ai'', ,,an.at Of the new Art Alliance
for inc .as,ch the various artistic and
builans' ,.,hs of the city are interest
themselves in, that enes |
~ .n,,aIly erect on Ritten%nouse mouse sa"~ Sn o,0,, .
sssn' s,,IldInR which will have an open
larse puV us email shops on the lower hoor
court ..s,o,ns 81 with theatres ana STUDIOS
hnd 0'up floors. Mrs. w. forke ste
on tne upp~ lo.,dent of the Plays and Pay
venson' .ro of those most Interested
y s.,,lne up the mammoth eh.e' 'a'
y, The country Club next week "A, "A,
n,n' la,. ,.ts every club of pron'inenee WI,
tnlS le .orted. and large numoer Oh
" lsp, society women will take an IN
p..,od mart in the activities'
ieles''e s1r,n,,ttees, the Germantown ana
wv Iorsey. have undertaken TO
wv S.,, decorated automobiles tor .he pa
s0" Tbere are such wondertui possi'
ssan' o.. exquisite decoration OF cars
olnsv. T. hoped there will be many en-
ma. ard a prize of considerable Vaiue
ue', ,or offered for the handsomes''
nas eDS germantown Committee Is headed
Z, Mrs. Henry s. Grove VINO Is al i''ue
,'.,rabls worker for the pubic soou' oe,
'sa. beIne one of the most charming OIL
suls she will be assisted by Mrs.
s,rsu.r cb,,rchman, Mrs. George biklns'
&c. caleb Fox. Mrs. Joe Leidy' Mrs
80 Morgan, Mrs. Robert Lee Russell
~ :, the commandant of the navy
s.rd Mrs William Jay Turner, MIS-
r.orse willing, Jr., Mrs. Charlie Wister'
~. Henry Wright and Mrs stewart
wurts. o,s,.,s ~
nurcan Campbell, chairman; Mrs.
,-.s.y clark. Mrs Josiah Cloud, Mrs. Ed
r.rd Farr, Mrs. Walter Fuller Ensign
nsorre w. Grove, Mrs. j. II. Hamer' Mr.
Tsomas Forsyth Holloway, Mrs. Horace
~ Mrs Thomas ]. Little, Mrs. Danlel
,,.oho,, Mrs. Horace Nixon, Mrs. Will
~ clover Pancoast, Miss Elinor Speak
~an Mrs. Joseph ]. summerill. Mrs. c.
= e,,rro,t and Mr.. Benjamin Thorpe.
Among the interesting booths VIII DC
MAT gotten up by the Women Writer'S
rlub ~ Philadelphia. The members nave
4, unon a most appropriate counter, and
,,oraz,nes newspapers, books, bonbons
,,d dolls. representing characters in nc
,,On and poetry, will be among the articles
these enterprising women VIII oter tor
,ale The costumes worn by the aldes
Of this booth will be most appropriate
and attractive but just what they will be
,ha very able head of the booth, Miss
Alma Anderson, will not divulge, for the
p+esent at any rate. Some have sug-
gested that, perhaps, they have planned
10 appear as lnewsboys-who knows, so
strange are the ways Of genius? What
ever the costumes are, we may be quite
sure they will be distinctive and artistic
as well.
Then the tournament! So far no one
has even whispered what these knights
hrave men and true" have in store for
ihs delectation of their lady loves, who
will tits whispered, even accompany them
hlO the thick of battle. II only the
Fsather proves propitlous, 1 can promise
ii the visitors a gala time, different
time, something which has not been seen
before in these days of many repetitiLons.
50 come all of you and enjoy the good
things provided. NANCY WYNNE.