Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-21

planned for the school set Tonight there
will be the dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Boyce Judson. Of Chestnut Hill, Will
give for Charlotte Starr, the lovely little
daughter Of .he Theodore STAIRS. Staying
with Charlotte Is Rachel Prizer, of Lancas'
ter, and SO she will share the honors of the
party.
1t won't be a great big affair, but 1t will
DO a mighty enjoyable one, and among the
guests will be Lorraine Disston, Louise
Dixon, E. Martyr George, Sarah starr
Peggy Ferguson. Mariana Bonnell, Kath-
crime Porter. Nancy Linnard, Geraldine
Beech, of Ballston, n. Y; Nan Beebe, Anne
Cooke. of Warrenton. Va; Ted Farnum,
Jim Ferguson. John Zane. Fred Swope'
Tom Day, Arthur Crisfeld, Dick Foltz,
Joe Taylor. Stewart Wurtz. Jr. Palmer
Lloyd, Russell Lewis and Edward wilson.
TOMORROW the Bob Cassatts will en-
L tertain in honor of Jessie Da Costa at
their home in Rosemont and the Tom
McKeans will give dinner for Nancy
Mexican before the dance. Then on Mon
day night there will be the William Cad
walader dance for Christine Cadwalader
Wasn't 1t funny the way the announce.
ment of that dance came out in the
papers? First O. E. >. P. had 1t that Mrs.
Cadwalader had sent out invitations for
dance on Friday, June 81; then another
paper came out next day and said the
dance would be on June %, Saturday night
while still another announced that the
rarty would take place on Monday, June
"a. Naturally. every one was excited until
it was found that the frst invitations to go
out acre for Friday, the 21st: then for
some reason 1t was necessary to change
the date to June "a, so a second set were
sent the very next day, and that, there
fore, was the cause Of the reason why.
DHoEBE DOWNS is being entertained
L quite a bit these days The Henry
Brinton Coxes gave a dinner on Thursday
night and last night her aunt, Mrs Bob
Downs, gave dinner at her home in Ger
mantown for Phoebe and ner fiance, John
Weir Sargent Young Sargent is MEM
ber Of the Yale Battery, by the way, but is
here on a furlough of two weeks and is
spending his time staying at the Downs
home at Three Tuns.
WTALLINGFoRD is to have fete for
w war.relief work, and it will take place
tomorrow from in the afternoon until
II z. m. Mrs Charles Downing has given
her lovely grounds for the party, which Is
under a committee whose chairman is Mrs.
Walter Neall. The other members are Mrs.
Downing, Mrs. James Watt Mercur, Mrs.
Eastwick and Miss Large.
There will be music. fancy dancing, a
cafeteria and other entertaining features,
besides the booths for the sale OF fancy
articles, candy. cake and toys. Among the
: prominent women interested are Mrs.
Charles H. Bean, Mrs. NJ. r. Jackson. Mrs.
Eugene F.. Caldwell, Jr., Mrs. Marcus c.
Heilner, Mrs Charles Hart. Mrs. T. Eli
wood Alison, Mrs Edward Chandlee, Mrs.
Lucius 3eebe and Mrs. R. Kerr.
CHoULD anything so wonderful as peace
~ be declared before next fall one Of the
girls who would probably be brought out
Is Gertrude Conaway. She has Just grad
uated from ST. Mary'son-the.Hudso at
Peekskil and returned home this week
with her mother, Mrs. Barlslie Henry.
Many statements to the contrary, she
is not going to camp this summer. but will
spend the warm weather In Ventnor with
her parents Her brothers. Jack Conaway
and Barklie Henry, Jr leave ST. Georges
School at Newport this week, too, but they
will spend the summer in camp after a
short visit home, Mrs. Henry, you know
was Miss Mary Pancoast Of this city. q
sister Of Mrs Timothee Adamowski and q
first cousin of Mrs. Ben Reath and Mrs
O1,a orrie Iack Coma U
first and later Mr.. Henry after Mr.. Coma
ways death. Gertrude is an awfully sweet
girl and is very popular.
MANY Chester Valley attics are being
& NA searched for treasures Of past genera
tions to be. exhibited tomorrow after
o'clock at Wilson Farm, the residence oi
c. Colket Wilson, where, a lawn fete viii
he held for the War Chest pledge of Ches.
ter Valley section of Paoli branch of the
American Red Cross.
In addition to loan exhibits there vii
be the usual attractions, also porcs
supper from to 8. followed by musicale
VOU certainly do learn queer things
i nowadays while you are struggling t.
make a four-by- -four lie straight withou
showing any rough edges and so on. Th'
rockies at surgical dressings have almos
a. hard time as the rockies in the train
ing camps. You've, heard the one, o.
course about sending the rookie to head
quarters for the key to- the parade ground
Well a friend Of mine who is in charge o.
a workroom told me one on the same order
She had a roorrlful of beginners who were
wrapping first-aid packets, those fascinat
ing things that are so complete in 'heil
outfit 1t is necessary to give the wrap
pings an apothecary's fold in order to kee,
them properly neat and secure. My frient
OF the redbordered cap was using up a lo
of energy explaining the intricacies of thu
thing to hard-working but slow-tocatch
on worker. when up breezed snanpI
young thing. Miss D, she asked
will you tell me where to get an apothe