Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-15

II HEAR there's another girl gong over
= to do Red Cross work. Elizabeth
Williams, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
. p. Williams, of Bala and a sister of Mary
Williams and OF Mrs. Johns Hopkins and
Of Dave Williams. Jr., who married Mazda
Dale. Emile married Johns Hopkins quite
recently and he Is now in France. He Is
brothet Of Bill Hopkins who is with
the 11Qth Regiment Of the 2sth Division
Their mDther Mrs. Johns Hopkins, died
about two months ago. ~, :
Elizabeth Is the second sister In the
Williams family and a great favorite. She
Is a most Sensible, charming girl and will
be able to do splendid work for the Red
Cross The time Of her going Is not quite
settled as yet. She Is coming home from
Prouts: Neck this week, I believe. Her
parents have house up there and Emile
I and Elizabeth have been with them most
sof the summer. ,'.1 ~.
IBID you know that Hansen Patterson
Z ~ and her baby daughter have come
home from Watertown, N. Y, and will
spend the winter with Hansell's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Earle, 3d., at their
home in Rryn Mawr?
1t appears Bud. who has been in the
ordnance department, has been trans
ferred into active service anG is now at
training camp and will likely go over
soon, so i suppose as Hansells baby is
still young 1t will be far less lonely for
her to remain with her family than to
open her house in Ardmore. I do feel
7 30 sorry for these young wives whose
husbands have to leave them. It's the
same story everywhere, and they are all
as brave as brave can be, but 1t must
hurt, you know and hurt awfuly at that.
Gladys Earle Mather, who came on to pay
q few weekss visit to her family, Is with
her mother an the Adirondacks, but will
shortly join Captain Mather out West
again. H. "''
THHE season such as it will be will really
L open this week, for the three last days
Of the week will be given over to the big
war benefit horse show, gymkhana and
sports carnival at the Bryn Mawr polo
grounds
The kiddies are to have lots of fun
on Friday morning, for there are to be
all kinds of races in which they will
participate. This being a part of the
gymkhana, they are hold potato races,
egg and spoon races, needle-and- thread
contest, musical chairs, nghtshirt and pig
sticking contests. It's going to be fine
fun, don't you think? Then there's a dog
show on Thursday, besides the horse show.
so you see there's an awful lot doing. And
everybody will be there, every on. will
come home to go pretty much, for there's
80 little doing socially every one wants to
get in for what there is.
About all the women on the Main Line
are patronesses and number of men are
Interested. Among the patronesses I
noted Mrs. Charlie Whe .e-'s name and
as a train of thought so often follows a
name began thinking of the death of
then thought of his little wife, who has
been, so brave under the trial. They had
been married such a short time when the
ship on which he was was blown up and
Dick was killed instantly.
4 Have you seen the beautiful bronze
memorial tablet for him that has been on
exhibition, together with two other tablets,
in a Chestnut street window? 1t is very
beautiful. You should look for it. It's
on the south side of the way between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Mrs. Elliot who was Joan Packard, has
been staying up in the Adirondacks with
the George Packards for several weeks
and has now gone to visit her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Robert Newsome Donner in
Buffalo. You remember Mrs. Donner was
I Suzanne Elliot she came out just about
4 two years ago.
VIIHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS is pretty
NV nice these days, and lot of people