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

TUESDAY II was the Sneppaross lawn
j fste, yesterday it was the much-talked.
Of and truly delightful Vanity Fair" and
today it's Horse Show. Little did / think
ia be racing out to Devon this year to
sec the tanbark, King Horse, Old Sol ana
all the rest of the bunch. But then, you
see, there are wiser heads than mine that
see the necessity for something else to
raise funds for war relief and help the
Emergency Aid; and goodness knows
everybody loves horse show. and so out
70 to see the sights. trusting that shall
not prove a sight myself
The show will last the remainder Of the
week--that is, tomorrow and Saturday
and rain or shine twill go on. Ah! an.
other chance to say twill. / told you
liked that wordJ
Besides the cafeteria, which Mrs. Bark
lie has in charge, there's to be afternoon
tea. don't you know, and ii will be served
under the auspices Of the luncheon commit.
tee and by the Emergency Aid aides. in.
cluding for this afternoon Dorothy Blair.
Nathalie Davis. Doris Dexter, Betty Elliott.
Emma Gennet FAIRIES, Anna Fristz, Eliza.
beth Gribbel, Virginia Harris, Sarah Han
son. Josephine Hooper, Edith Hutchinson,
Judith Jennings Elise Klapp Mary Law,
Frances Leaf, Joan Lippincott, Lenore Nc
call; Jane Maule, Louise Newlin, Edythe
Simpson, Elizabeth Thornton. Constance
Van Boskirk and Mrs. c. c. Wilson. To.
morrow they will be Elizabeth Asbury,
Mary Bennerman, Caroline Barclay, Clyde
Brodhead. Charlotte Cherry. Esther Cherry,
Emley Cook, Henrietta Cox. Marie Dough.
a4N
Gladys Fox, Harriet Frazier. Margaret
Hughes. Jean Hancock Rose Lancaster
Carol Medlar. Hope McMichael, Hannah
Randolph, Susie Stewart Pansy Scott, Mrs
William Simpson, Molly sharpless and Isa.
bella Wanamaker.
THOSE who offered their services for
= Saturday include Catharine Clark, Doro
thy Cochran, Edith Cochran, Eleanor Davis
Jeanne de Rousse, Edythe Dawson. Alix
Dolan, Sarah Dolan, Eleanor Cummings
Mrs Caleb Fox, Jr. Olivia Gazzam Marie
Doris Garvin, Harriet Geyelin. Catharine
Gilbert, Mrs Joseph Bailey, Alice Perry,
Ruth Perry. Kitty Smith. Susanne Smith,
Mrs. Louis Sajous. Mrs. John Thayer, Jr.,
Rebecca Thompson, Hannah Wright and
Edith Walker.
HAVE just heard some more things
1 about the Dovonshire Tea to be given
out at the Alba Johnson country home In
Rosemont on Saturday. Would you like
to hear about them? Well. the most i'm
portant thing is that everything is con.
tinuous performance, like ten.twent'.
thirt' vaudeville show, so IL you want to
60 to the Horse Show or the navy recrea.
tion fair at Wynnewood you can go to the
Devonshire Tea afterward and see Just as
many things as the people who have been
there all the afternoon. Then another
event will be talk by Lieutenant Sutton
at SIS o'clock in the Green Court-the
Green Court is fascinating. too. Then
there will be two movie shows. I told
you that last week. but you didn't know
that one will be for grown.ups and the
other will be a smaller-sized one especially
for the youngsters and run by young Ste
phen Greene, son Of Mrs. william Houston
Greene. who is much interested in the
affair.
Catharine Morris, the Harrison Morris's
attractive daughter. will do some dances
School of Design. She has been doing a 10,
OF that sort Of thing lately and she is very
clever and graceful at 1t. The card tables
viii be placed in quiet corners, so that the
people who want to play bridge can bury
themselves away from the crowd and have
. wonderful time. Lemon "squash"--no,
lemonade because that's American and
this Is an English tea party-and English
tea cakes and Banberry cakes will be 10,
sale and everything will be delightful,
onerent. And don't forget the strawber
ries and real Devonshire cream.
THE tea party is being given for tn,
i Jefferson Hospital Social Service Depart
ment and Convalescent Home. The socia
service committee includes Mrs. DAME
Baush. Mrs. Franklin Baker. Jr., Mrs
Walter Bryant, Mrs. Joseph Priestley But
ton, Miss Mary E. Converse Mrs. Howard
A. Davis, Mrs. John Chalmers Da Costa
Mrs F. X. Dercum, Mrs j. Leslie Davis
Mrs. James Forney Miss Lila Fisher, Mrs
Edwin e. Graham Miss Alice Gilpin, Mis-
Gertrude Goff, Mrs. Quincy A. Gilmore
: Mrs. Clarence H. Geist Miss Anne Hinch
man, Mrs. Frank G.. Kennedy, Jr, Mrs. e
J. Klopp Mrs. Horatio Gates floyd Mrs
David Lewis, Mrs. b. B. Vincent Lyon
Mrs Charles M. Lea, Mrs. Walter Lee
Mrs Edward ]. Lavino, Mrs. Thomas Nc
Crae. Miss Anna ]. Magee, Mrs. j. r. Nc
Allister. Mrs. John F. Muckle, Mrs. d. G
Metheny. Mrs. James W. Oakford, Mis-
Mary Peirce. Miss Olive Pardie, Mrs, Ho
lister Sturgis, Mrs Edward A Schmid,
Mrs. j. Parsons Schaeffer, Mrs. Alba E
Johnson, chairman, and Mrs William
Houston Greene. secretary.
MELL. speaking Of jumping at conclu
w sions. listen to this: certain prett
z. A. A. and a good-looking man-thei
looks have nothing to do with the stor,
but they were pretty and good looking
went out to Willow Grove the other da,
It's rather a long drive, you know. In