Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-23
LUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
renne Club of Philadelphia Will Hold Annual
nos Show Monday and Tuesday of Next Week
in Horticultural Hall-Other Matters

49,, not look without feeling an un'
w US" ..,a desire to mimic the turned
.. .,pression. so to speak? Or perhaps
~ ave little scotty, with nice, funny
r,.ssr, and stumpY tail? Well be lthat
= NAV. bloodhounds, mastiffs' Peking'
r.st Danes, st. Bernards, King
Russian wolfhounds. fox ter
rbows. Airedales, wire-haired fox
.,.rs Pomeranians, with ruffied skirts
..rcy ears; Newfoundlands collies,
p'..sounds, skye terriers, dachshunds'
~. hounds. Irish terriers, settlers, in |
q. The whole darn dog family, that Is,
s,rictly proper and pedigreed dog |
u,. will turn out in full force on
.soday when the Kennel Club of Phila.
,.,.h,s will hold its sixth annual dog
~ IN horticultural Hall. For two
~, will these pets of society invade the
IN and wonderful prizes will be given
:. ,.s hest and most perfect specimens
!. aosdom. so you'd better behave, you
-, vou better had. I am overJoyed
!. hssr a French bulldog designated as
w,chssl o'Flaherty Pat will be among
,,o.e present. From his countenance
-h,ch only needs a corn-cob pipe, / should
.Ase IL said Mike were not In his neat,
.u nan TO which he will be firmly at.
u ..,hsd Il would no longer be necessary
Z my he was among those present. as
Il .,,rsthing tells me he has somewhat of
!, aggressive disposition, and youth Is
Z. NJ his failings, so it's we'll he'll be
t.a or otherwise he might be the only
n :. nresent; though I'm told he only OBJ
..,s 10 stylish dogs with ruffies. Others
!. IA content to let live, but stylish ones
1 =, m his nerves. I don't blame him
n .,.ctv. YOU know. sometimes stylish
,.ope get on my nerves. / don't ike
ssectation, either, so there are times
mem Michael Patrick and I are brothers
A n sisters under the skim at any rate.
only can't stick my tongue out and
mari but Mike can. You see, If this
Michael O'Flaherty Pat is the dog
mink he is land what two dogs would
Cer have such a name0 I've been intro
iuced 10 him. I've even conversed with
NM Well, be that as it may, the show
vii be worth going to, believe me.
A ND best of all is the benefit for which
Ait is given--the Child Federation.
ne purpose of which, says the circular,
to actively advance by original and
instructive methods the best interests
Il babies and children in Philadelphia.
me actual work is entirely dependent on
Voluntary contributions, so the committee
h charge is busily working to make the
nturns as great as possible toward this
hudable and worthy cause. The patron
wses include Miss Alice NJ. Biddle, Mrs
Henry c. Boyer, Mrs. John G. Clark, Mrs
George w. c. Drexel, Miss Mary K. Glib.
En, Mrs Rodman E. Griscom, Mrs.
Henry S. Grove, Mrs. Samuel McC.
Ham Mrs. Albert A. Jackson. Mrs
Alba B. Johnson, Miss Nina Lea, Mrs.
Thomas Leaning, Mrs. Horatio Gates
Lloyd, Mrs Stacy B. Lloyd, Mrs. How
ard Longstreth, Mrs. c. H. Ludington,
Mrs. Norman Macleod, Mrs. Theodore
MARSHALL, Mrs. j. Willis Martin, Mrs. j.
Kearsley Michell Sd; Mrs. Arthur E. New
bold Mrs. George S. Patterson, Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton Rice. Mrs. Thomas
Robins, Mrs. Edgar Scott, Mrs. Horace
Z Smith, Mrs William L. Supplee, Mrs.
Alfred Stengel. Mrs. Edward 7. Stotes-
bury Mrs. James NJ. Wilcox, MSs
crahame Wood and Mrs. Georae
Woodward
ME HAD another delightful informal
" Club evening at the Plays and Players
Fayroom last night, when two one'act
plays were given, King Arthur's Socks"
which Joe Deering directed. and "The
Game" under the care of Leon Downing.
They were excellently we'll given,
hough the laurels of the evening must
n given to young Mrs. FitzWilliam Sar-
ssnt who had the leading part in King
Arthurs Socks" and who has only this
PEAR become a member Of the Club. She
vas perfectly wonderful and no doubt
VII be considered one of the very best
sctresses Of the Club. Lorraine Graham,
whose histrionic talent dates from the
Would'Be-Good" players Of Miss Irwin's
schoo, appeared for the first time with
ne Plays and Players and did excellently
vol In King Arthur's Socks" She Is q
ooutante OF this last season. you know.
oensvieve Gibbs danced, and Florence
Woodruff Hopkinson looked perfectly
Nautiful in the leading role Of THE
vsms" Altogether. 1t was a most salts
wing evening, and most of the prominent
nembers Of the Club were present.
0uRING the exhibition Of the Fellow
ship of the Pennsylvania Academy of
ne Fine Arts, which is being held in the
sAneries Of the Plastic and Sketch Club
camac street between Locust and
pruse streets, informal receptions are
ans, held. Yesterday was Academy
~ and today is Wilmington day. while
norrow public school children are in
"sa to view the exhibition.
NANCY wYNNE
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