Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-06
! JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
rMrs. Temples Telegram" to Be Given Friday
Night at Manheim-Art Alliance Pageant
at Philadelphia Country Club

wv .,,.ring Of this week at Manheim, IN
day e'ee e.s. the Germantown Cricket
% Ssnh at SIS o'clock
oiuv, bsneAciaries will be the Chestnut
,,n, Auxiliary and the Social service De
M -,.rt of the Army and Navy Ger.
P,o,,n Auxiliary Of the American heu
southeastern Pennsylvania Chap
M YOU know I nearly lose a heart
tef "a certainly do lose my breath
ps-" ,,r,e I try TO say the whole name
eNeis rronch or division Of the chapter
~, yo,? I think I'll have to take 10
.,.,. W. as does a certain attractive young
know. Whenever she wishes TO
s r,vsterious she proceeds to talk IN
-. W which is all right you know
~ IL she happens to strike the right
Nn hut when one talks much in this
rsnper one now and again becomes
.nsh,lv mixed to say nothing whatsoever
:, all Of ones audience.
~ return to the play, it is given under
A.. management of Edward Grant the
,r,,oao Of Gilbert and Sullivan fame, and
leading role will be played by Mrs.
p,cbard E. Norton, a most attractive
s.,dsn.baired matron Of the Main Line.
rho others in the cast include Dolly
c.,rt Eleanor McCawley, Helen Val
h,,rls Tom Mexican, Matthew Baird, Jr.,
,Jo,yord Ritter, Theodore Grayson and
pohsrt Meade Smith.
Tho committee in charge of the Ger
,,ortown production consists of Mrs.
r-,asrick A. Packard, Mrs. Edgar w.
p.,rd Mrs. William ]. Strawbridge, soon
- be Mrs. Sam Morris; Mrs. Matthew
psird Jr., Mrs. Robert Meade Smith, Mrs.
Iobn. Macarthur Harris, Mrs. Thomas l..
uodoe Mrs. Wilmot Grant Peirce and
Mrs J. Frederick Thomas, chairman.
The aides will be Gainor Baird, Emily
welsh. Margaret Davis, Agnes Brockie,
Martha McAllister Mary Glendinning,
Maragaretta Foltz, Sidney Belville, Flea
nor Davis and Margaretta Jeanes.
ANOTHER interesting affair which
"A will be given out in Germantown this
week will be the garden party which is
IN he held at the home of Mrs. Louis Ma.
deIra on West School House lane for the
den implements and fancy articles will be
for sale, under the direction of Miss Helen
Geary and Miss Elizabeth Cremer Miss
Louise Deacon and Miss Harriet Read
will sell ice cream and Miss Mary Ford
will have charge of the cake and candy
booth.
others who will assist in selling will
be Martha Illman, Helen Sharp, Anna
Sharp, Hildegarde Fitz-Maurice, Mrs.
James Mckay and Catherine Lanning.
TODAY the great pageant for the Art
lAlliance will open out on the polo
grounds of the Philadelphia Country
Club, and all the festivities will be re-
f. peated tomorrow evening. 1t is going to
k very wonderful, think, and if 1 am
able to sit up and take notice after all
the charity affairs that have taken place
already this week, I'll be there both
nights
There are to be drills by United States
Marines, and great procession Of all the
clubs in the Alliance, gowned in various
colors, will make a spectacle it will be
dihicult to forget.
You know an Art Alliance Building is
The dream of Mrs. Yorke Stevenson's life
ana II looks as If it would come true
one OF these days. Mrs. Stevenson has
gwen so much of her time and her money
sno herself to the success of this af-
ialf' and certainly great praise is due her.
some OF the clubs which belong to the
Alliance are the Plastic Club. the Matinee
MUSICAL Club. the Fortnightly, the Savoy
opera Company, the Woman Writers
N'uo' tne Eurydice and many others I
0nnot name offhand.
"s Tor the French artists. who are
sfsS'ly in need, remember.
NJ" VINO do you think won General
SOnre? None other than little Miss
0Nra Elkins-who, by the way was
le9 ior her grandmother, the late Mrs
See W. Elkins, in whose memory the
p"Si at Abingdon was erected
see General Joffre knows his name
usn ne is only three months old and
eat consomme and hominy and
s'seo asparagus. He wears one of his
. e,..-. Illlh DOW, ana ne mas the
4 iace I've almost ever seen. Then
,.n eoS' is so soft and pretty and his
49,. nice and waggy! I tell you, he is
e uog for, of course, you have
.s''eo Who he is and where he was yes-
ausy haven't you?
az the garden party which was
NJ ior the benefit of the Arlington
~ofa Hospital, at Latham Park!
v ana ihen' If you please, wee Miss Peggy
Il. ,u won the doll which was dressed
"Ae trained nurse and was as big as
\. @nail self, And they both had yellow
49,. aHo white shoes and stockings,
~ 49," you could not see Miss Dolls dim
-. ~ knee; but, then, you could see her
Pan, 'Oeket on which was engraved
n 'n Boiling Wilson," for Mrs. Wilson
n,.,s'e ied her, you know. Indeed, the
,,... 's wife seems to have taken very
~, interest In the whole affair, for she
h..s. %rs' Lorimer a black-and.gold.
49, Dag Yesterday morning, with her
"a which was written. "Best
d.,i,s ana there was certainly a great
eat bag. - '"e VISITORS 10 win
NANCY wYNNE.
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