Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-13

Nheiioil invited n1ty 10 go out NeSter-
day, and not only gave them open house
at the club. but offered the athletic
grounds Of the Haverford School. Mr..
Harry Thayer had charge of the whole
thing. All the country and cricket clubs
are following this plan of showing their
kind OF good time to the men in uni
FORM and nowadays you don't see tired |
business men" firing themselves on the |
tennis courts on Sunday afternoon. |
They're all disporting themselves on the |
tennis courts and golf links of a Sunday, |
you see neat khaki all over everywhere |
and you hear the flap of that superfiuous
blue around the ankle that accompanies |
jack whenever he hits it up" faster
than a walk There's no distinction be-
tween men these days. and a man is hon
ored to play golf with his chauffeur if the
latter is in khaki.
WELL, we won't miss the Bryn Mawr
show so awful much, after all, will
we, for "A whole bunch Of energetic
women have decided to hold what they call
sporting carnival out on the Bryn Mawr
polo grounds on the Friday and Saturday
afternoons of the last week of September.
And it is all to be for the benefit cant
mention beneficiary again, it's too much
to ask twice in one column, anyhow, it's
to be for the Red Cross. And there will
be a horse show and Il uog show and
side show. don't know if the horses
and dogs mind being classed with the
sides, but if they are going to be so they
might as we'll get used to it.
Then there are to be drills by Boy
Scouts and Girl Scouts and all the other
organizations that are home and can
drill. 1t is a carnival pure and simple,
and is gotten up by the women in the
Red Cross along the Main Line, and mas
incidentally nothing to do with the Bryn
Mawr Horse Show Association, which
has called off it's regular affair, you know,
The association having decided that the
annual Bryn Mawr Show would not he
an annual" this year donated the
grounds and polo field to the women in
| the Main Line branches of the American
| Red Cross, and great indeed are the
preparation therefore. Among the women
in charge are Mrs Archibald Barklie,
| chairman; Mrs. William j. Clothier, vice
chairman: Mrs. Adolph Rosengarten, sec
| retary; Miss Ellen Hopkins, assistant
| secretary: Mrs David b. Sharp, chairman
| horse show committee; Mrs. Robert e.
Strawbridge vice chairman. Dog show
committee will be Mrs. John Sinnott,
| chairman; Miss Ellen Hopkins, Miss Con-
| stance Heckscher and Miss Ellen Mary
Cassatt. Other attractions will be in
charge of Mrs. John Thayer Mrs. Walter
Thomson, Mrs. Henry Disston, Mrs. Ed
ward Roberts, Mrs. c. c. Harrison. Jr.,
Mrs. J. Stanley Reeves, Mrs Charlton
Yarnall, Mrs j. b. Townsend, Miss Anne
Thomson, Mrs. H. w. Harrison, Mrs Rob
ert L, Montgomery. Mrs. e, b. Cassatt'
Mrs Thomas Newhall Mrs. H. Earnshaw,
Mrs. William S. Ellis, Mrs, George NC
Fadden, Mrs. ]. Kearsley Mitchell I'd.
Mrs Frank McFadden, Mrs, c. r. Snow
den. Mrs. Henry p Naux. Frances Sulli-
van, Gabriela Tighman, Mrs. Paui d.
Mills, Mrs. William Henry Brooks, Mrs
#. T, Watson, Mrs. Emory McMichael'
Mrs John C. Groome, chairman restau'
rant committee; Mrs Robert Lesley, vice
chairman. Many women from the Nam
Line, Wayne, Paoli and Valley Forge
branches of the Red Cross Will assist
Each branch has responded wonderfully
and formed committees to make this car
nival a financial success
MIR. AND MRS TOM DIXON ard Mar
N1 saretta have gone to Saranac Lake
, for the rest Of the summer, Frazier mas
n be left out of the trip this year. Tor ne
l., .. Noble where he is stationed with
.,o Second Artillery. Margaretta Is 10
ore her debut this coming winter she
,,o.,, nrettv. as were all Of her sisters
and is bound to have a good time II '"e'e
| 10 anv to be had. She Is very H'uen
Y ,oas, than the rest of the family' you
E -, q, fact. is younger than her eioer
. sister's daughter, Dorothy
E WIEN Nargaretta was about two years
n ,,t,, t,nv yellow curls all over her
e snnaIl head, her father ana mo'pe'
har down at the Chalfonte at cape way
o 80 GUNNER, and never shall iorse' Wv
}. that small infant ruled the eh''e
n "N' ., brothers and sisters present.
;. ," ,,ars simply wild about her ana her
e ,,t,a ,mperious voice was law "n' e"e
r ~ sno,led. as so many much younger
= .a ore ant to be In DIG fanny 10
r Sister nan 7 can explain. but she isn't
one bit ,..k Eagan. who
was Cassie Dixon; Eunl0s. VIZ ws,n~r,sht
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