Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-20

her and came to-" She mentally pic
tured the jeering and teasing she no doubt
would receive at the hands Of her
brothers. "Oh! I'm so sorry" she stam-
rnsred, II thought I was going into the
Emergency Aid rooms, but / remember
now they are in the block below
\, The charming gentleman twirled his
waxed mustache and with a merry twinkle
N his eye answered, well, II I may be
Of aid In any emergency I shall be glad.'
And the moral Of this tale is: If you
must fall in love be sure to change
your rose-colored glasses for bone-rim-
med ones before venturing out on the
broad highway-"safety first"
4, THE gayest of gay seasons Is on at
White Sulphur Springs and entertain
ments are thick and fast. The Horse
Show, with its attendant gayeties the
week before, attracted many visitors
there, and it was by far the largest and
best ever held at the Meadows. More
prizes were offered than heretofore, and
here were more entries. Susanne and
Carol Smith, who are among the most
ardent Of the young riding set at the
Springs. appeared IN several classes. Su.
same rode Lamplighter when he won
the cup presented in the ladies' class for
Jumping. The Horse Show cotillon. danced
In the ballroom of the Old White on Sat
urday evening, was one of the smartest
ahairs Of the season. Gay supper parties
following the cotillon were given in the
Grsenbrier and the White, and among
those entertaining were Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam A. Glasgow.
Many other Philadelphians are stop
ping at the Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
oscar Wilbur, who are at the Greenbrier
kas saxsSs. y:ss.;S. entertained at auction
recently. Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard M, Cadwalader,
Srr Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Taylor, Miss M.
Srowne and Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. stratton,
accompanied by their daughter. Marjorie
6tratton, have arrived from Philadelphia
70 Join the northern colony.
Z ono Of the most beautifully gowned
women attending the Horse Show cotillon
wac Mrs. Wynne Ffoulkes, who wore a
dinner gown of black panne velvet. Mrs.
s!oulkes wore no ornaments, and the sim
PIC coiffure Of her lovely hair added much
70 her costume.
more than 500 people were present at
"s annual lawn fsts given by the man.
Aesment at the Casino on Tuesday eve-
nns The charming colonial clubhouse
vas beautifully decorated with fags and
sapanese lanterns that were strung across
We lawns. A splendid display of fre'
works. followed by dancing and supper
srvsd ut tables on the porches and lawns,
made the event one. of the gayest Of the
.ssson. Mrs. Wilbur, who celebrated her
oH'hday on Tuesday, took her party to
The fsts.
MISS JOSEPHINE H. McCULLoH en-
- tsrtsinsd at her table Mr.. and Mrs.
asnry Rutlsdse Buist. Of Charleston. 8.
- Miss Elisabeth Lowndes. Miss Sheri'
ean, Mr.. Tasksr q. Lowndes. DR.. G. B.
Vpito. DR.. George Ash Taylor and DR..
Fielding Iswis Taylor.
An early morning fox hunt across
Astes Mountain was one of the liveiiest
svsnts OF the week, when, Susanne and
vssroi Smith, Mary and Marjorie cowan,
iva Psnick. Edith Henderson and Anna
sulshsFdt In the field. with Lawrence
sekson, NJ r. H. OF the Greenbrier Hunt
'sp' threw out eighteen couples on sleepy,
Now The hunt lasted two hours, the
uneily being holed In clln. Tbs
nlth aeteo ~ Whips IN the hunt.