Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-01

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.norts suit and hat, looked most at
s.oo,,ve I think she strongly resembles
Charlotte.
/ -o,,n- u,as riding, and his get-up was
j o,,,te "ketish"; accent on the tish' please
- scarf was swathed about his neck.
Thore was much discussion between John
"a Marie Louise, because Marie Louise
"a rtbel whose last name l did not
know but who wore nat much HNe
Mrs Bobby Cattatt wanted to take the
oor and leave John Ford. was not
.,,., sure whether Ford was another car
~ q chauffeur. Somehow l feel IL was
.n Lizzie. for John was not to be
rn-suaded and he finally promised 10
sross quickly and not even bathe, just
.honoe his clothes. They really had to
hurry. because, you see, as Marie Louise
said "Mrs. c. had begged them not TO
be late" .-,-,-. H.
sara Penrose and Hannah Wright VINO
.ssn never to travel alone, arrived ABOUT
A o'clock at the show. Sara is certainly
rrst,v IN an unusual sort of way. l heard
man saw he would like to sketch her
,r her cute turned-up coolie hat and
brown furs.
lisa Norris, in huge hat, and AlVa
Sergeant came together and joined the
,nectators about the oval OF course Lisa
had other things besides the hat.
Tts funny how rumors start and sto'
ries rise out of virtually nothing these
davs Only a little while ago we all
heard that Constance Vauclain had sold
her horses and would not exhibit owing
10 the clash at the last Devon show; IN
fact IL was whispered that she would not
be allowed to exhibit And 10 and behold!
her horses are winning prizes just as
before. I asked some one who knows
about II, and this person said the Whole
thing was a semidream. 1t is true that
Miss Vaucain became angry at one OF
the judgments last year and left the ring
but she was back in less than ten min
utes and apoogized very prettily for her
burst Of temper, and 1t was all forgotten
until some one, who did not know OF the
apology, announced the fact and made
big story out of il.
awfully attractive. She was at the show
wearing a stunning suit of lavender tyrol
wool and sports hat of the same shade,
and the effect was perfectly lovely What
beautiful little creature small Sonia
Converse is! And what a butterfly! She
had on the most wonderful frock of hand
kerchief linen and lace and blue ribbons
q hat mink legs
fairly twinked; they could not keep still
IN spite of her mothers repeated, mo
you should not run any more" -un she
did, back and forth, behind the boxes. Her
face is like a shell cameo. I seldom re
member so young a child with such eX
euisite features and coloring.
The children's classes are always inter
esting, don't you think? Really, have
seldom seen anything cutter than the
donkey class the first day; and the kiddies
were SO much in earnest; as some one re-
marked, the little riders were really going
naster than the donkeys. Sounds am
olguous, but you would admit on thinking
u over, and having seen those youngsters
mat am right in repeating the remark.
EVERY day we are treated to surprises
out 1t is owing to the war generally
tnese days, that many do not wait tc
announce their engagements before join
ing In the holy bonds of matrimony. A
Wedding which surprised many Of hel
friends took place yesterday when Lucille
Iusson was married to Russell Butler
tne young people decided, with conscrip
soh coming so soon, l suppose, 1t would
" Oetur not to wait; so, having gained
ner parents consent, they were marriet
sssterdV by the Rev. John Wheeler, who
was Formerly stationed at St. Johns
Suurch' at Thirteenth and Chestnut
streets.
Lucille came out last year, you remem
SsF' and had a very good time. She il
'sy French in appearance-dark hail
nu eyes and the same lovely coloring he,
0'ner has. Mr.. Butler is the son o.
r. c. Butler, of Sixteenth anC
spruce streets.
ME eighth annual meeting of tn,
lovers OF Children was held yesterda!
s"nton mansion at $3.50 o'clock. Tel
~0"ed the meeting. at which Mrs. ]
Inns Martin spoke on Cases of Imam
Paralysis and the Care Of Then
'ne Special Committee Of the Emei
ssney Aid"
.as newly elected officers Of the socist
me Lovers Of Children, are: Hon. presi
nr Kate Douglas Wiggln; president
~. sarah Bache Hodge; first vice pres
~ mrs David English DaIlam; secon
pfeaident Mrs. James Starr, Jr.i n
E secretary Mrs. Churchill wi
corresponding secretary. Mis-
Richardson; directors. Mr.
APp'pcott casserd. Mrs. There