Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-16
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Mrs. Scott's Supper Club Ends in Blaze of GLORY.
4 Another Rummage Sale Scheduled
for End of the Month

'3A the Supper Club at the Bellevue.
\ 81 ~ ford, will be no more. Mrs. ]. Hutch
4, IN scott, who for several consecutive
'-.-.ons, has managed this delightful
{. -sr,,. OF dances, decided that owing to
!; ~. esceeenties Of war, the final meeting
srheduled for next Saturday, the twenty.
sr.t would be held instead last Saturday.
n course, the spirit of patriotism was
S,,csnt. and the ballroom but for it's
.,s,,ntuous decorations looked not unlike
. ,nijitary barracks, so thickly were flags
s.tr around the room. During the
s.,,rse of the evening red, white and blue
sSlorsd lights were thrown on the
a.ncers and favors in the shape OF pa.
,r,otic parasols for the women and flags
sor the men were distributed.
One can always spot" the men who
2.va been trained to the service of their
country. When shortly before 8 o'clock
che Meyer Davis orchestra struck UP the
ns,ar Spangled Banner" here and there
4, the room men stood stiffly at attention,
.b,le others merely stood--a great give.
away.
II was an unusually large gathering for
tbese stirring times. due probably to the
Easter week festivities. many Mask and
Wig parties adJourning to the club.
The La Rues had the largest party, en-.
tertaining twenty or more from the
aebutante set; then next in number was
the Spencer Millers party, including the
uutchy Scots. the Hal Pattons, Edward
Cassard, the Dorr Newtons and several
nd oil hod
= dozen or more in his party.
The John Shpley Dixons entertained
for the Sam Chases and George Earle
and Huberta for Edith Earle and her
nance.
Among others present were the Tom
Ridgways, the Tony Cromwells, Lisa
Norris, Sarah Penrose, the Harry Diss-
tons, the Cecil Filters. the Walter Hop.
knsons, Clara Chase, the Horace Aliens,
who had Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 8. Paul as
their guests; Marion Dougherty, the Kem-
Bile Yarrows, Harry Lawrence, the Adrian
Kolffs, Katherine Ogden, Jean and Theo.
dora Lille, Drew Wheeler. the Sam
Woodwards, who had Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Francis Bochman. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
erick w. Rockwell at their table; Gus.
tavus Remak, Jr., Marie Sellers, Anita
Sanders Mrs. Thomas Foster with her
daughter Joby Foster: the Evans Rob.
erts, Mrs. Robert w. Downing, Agnes
Allen. Mrs. Edwin l.. Blabon and
/. Brownie Warburton, who had several
guests.
closely in the wake of the
y recent rummage sale for the Jeffer-
kfoon Hospital, more than seventy.five
members of the younger set are now
! making plans for similar sale, which is
to be held in the Hale Building on April
90 May 1 and 2. The proceeds of this
enterprise, which bids fair to follow in
b the success of it's predecessor, will be
devoted toward leasing and equipping a
|, summer camp for the many hundreds of
Y Girl Scouts now organized in this city.
u postcard notifying the committee of
The "rummage" to. be donated, if sent to
Miss Gwen Martin, at the Hotel Ritz
Carlton, or to Miss Harriet Deaver, at
sSie& Walnut street, will insure a motor
calling within few days for collection
Every day during the last week has seen
Gwen and Harriet motoring through the
city on their errands of charity, their
"A stock" being carefully stored in the lat
hr's garage.
Aside from the captains, lieutenants
and other workers in the organization
who are all doing their bit toward making
the occasion a success, there will be
seventy five extra aides in relays OF
; twenty-five working each day. In add
pon to the clothing department, where
clothing Of all descriptions from mer
end women's garments to an infants
nyette can be purchased. there will be
ke eaepartment for bric-abrac and china
mother for jewelry, millinery, books and
a pictures.
Besides the discarded articles for sale
here will be counters devoted to home
made cakes, cookies, candy and biscuits
which will be donated for the cause, while
\ usnt refreshments will also be served
IN addition to the forty or fifty Troor
aptains who will have charge of the
various departments and whose name.
mciude many of the most prominent girls
" the city. these extra girls will act as
Ides' Eleanor Pepper. Charlotte Brown
sean thompson. Gretchen Clay, Mary
1hce Cay, Mrs. Francis Lewis, Sd, Char
ue Rush, Margaret Berwind, Edit
sally, Mrs. George Earle. Sd, Alva Ser
ssan', Molly Thayer, Sarah Nelson, Doro
fas Newbold Sarah Baker. Cecile Howell
anna Lewis, Emily Williams and Mrs
~ WOOD, Jr. NANCY WYNNE.