Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-03

., the leading lawyers OF the city, In
ciuding John Hinckley, chairman of the
committee, and John Stokes Adams
frederick Ballard. William Bodine, Jr.,
frank Bohlen, George Bourgeois,
francis Bracken. Frederick Breitinger,
yoseph Hill Brinton. J.. Nj. Brooke
rhonas s. Gates, John Marshall Gest,
Gordon Gray. Albert Gray, Ernest lie
nov Green, Charles Francis Gummey,
Meredith Hanna, Roland Heisler,
George Henderson. Samuel Y. Hender-
.or Arthur Henry, Burnett Holland,
Edward Hopkinsons Jr, Stanley Hurl-
hut Isaac Hulk, Harry lngersoll,
Howard Cooper johnson. James Col
urs Iones, Murdock Kendrick, Shipper
,.uis Francis Skunk Brown, Rey-
,o,ds Brown, Edgar Butler. Walter
caImore, John Cadwalader, Jr, Spen-
,.r cbapman, Thomas De Witt Cuyler,
william Conner, Morris Dallett,. James
Mercer Davis. George Deiser, Henry
nr,rker. Russell Duane, franklin Ed
monds. Joseph Neff Ewing, David Sell,
Jr William G. Ferguson. Benjamin S.
rr,ck w. Roger Fronefield. Maurice
worrell Sloan. Lewis Laurence Smith,
Wellington j. Snyder. William II.
Stake, Lewis starr, Henry Stitzell,
John Sullivan. Efngham Morris, Jr.,
franklin Pepper. George Wharton
penner. Eli Kirk Price, Frank Prich-
.,d Leighton Register William Read
ing, Joseph Rosengarten, Stacy Lloyd.
william Lloyd, Benjamin Ludlow, Abe
dillon. Francis McIlhenny and Edwai
Madeira.
MRS, WILLIAM HAYES will give
lV1 theatre party this afternoon, TO
lowed by tea at the Bellevue -Stratfor
for her son, young Billie Hayes. tt
ruests will be entirely of the school set.
course, and will include Charlotte Star
Eloise Warriner, Evelyn Page, Marianr
Bonnell, Edward Wilson, Aiken Reichn'
and Louis Grove.
THEN we have the meeting of MI
l scotts Supper Club at the Bellevu
stratford, which is being held in the Ro
Gardens, and for which a number OF pa
ties have been planned tonight. MI
Edward X. Sparks who is giving a dinn
for Kitty Bache, Of New York, who
visiting Catherine Cassard, will take h
suests later to the Supper Club, for ce
tainly the dancing is one great tempt
tion, 10 say the least. The Davis Orche
ira is hard to beat, don't you think?
WELL, my dear, there will be anoth
w rummage sale at the Hale Buildin
and il is to be held during Holy We'
and will be for the benefit of Il
jefferson Hospital. / wonder If tf
Diving Venus" will turn up at this a
fair? You know the kind l mean. W
usually see her perched over a soda fou
Tain, inclosed in glass, and spray is pla
ing on her pale blue Annette Kellerman
Well without the case and minus Il
spray, Venus has appeared at pret
nearly every rummage sale given in tn
city so far, and let me tell you she
awful TO get rid of. One Of the wom'
Interested in these sales tells m, that
one time, despairing of selling my la'
Venus, she tied her up in bundle al
sold her for an unknown package; wit
10 and behold! the next time a sale W
gotten up a strangely familiar packa
arrived and it was her lot to open it,
n ! exaggerate when ! say she went into
mild form of Mysteries Immediately? II
last time Venus appeared she found {
admirer, however. but the price was t
high. The admrer was able to pay on
- and the hard-hearted "salesladies' /
sisted on SO. II Venus appears at tn
sale, which opens on April 8, 1t sure W
be scream. NANCY WYNNE.