Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-25

vTTEREN'T you interested to hear OF
w Helen Towers engagement to Major
Robertson? He's Southerner. YOU Know,
but Is now stationed in Washington.
Comes from Nashville, Tenn, under
stand, and has been overseas a great part
of the time. He has recently been sent
back here and will probably remain in
Washington. The Towers ere coming up
this week to the Bellevue.Stratford and the
wedding will take place next month.
HANNAH RANDoLPH's wedding will
IL be pretty, with her little nieces and
nephews--Dorothy Fell and Emily Steven
son and Johnnie Fell and Antelo Dev.
ereux, Jr.-in attendance. They are the
lovcliest looking kiddies. Dorothy Ran
|, dolph Fell, Hannah's elder sister, will be
her matron OF honor. The wedding is going
to take place in the Charles Penrosc
Eeiths's house on Fourth street. The
Randolphs have not opened their town
house this year. and so Hannah will be
married from her Cousins house. The
ceremony will he performed at half after
three in the afternoon, on the 10th of
December.
Z (NHEERS, cheers and again cheers! An
~ other rummage sale! And it's to be at
s25 Walnut street. and we'll be able TO buy
everything but the kitchen stove there;
and you know you really can get wonder
ful things. This affair IS to he held for
the benefit of the Harrison, the Lincoln
and the Sunnyside Day Nurseries. They
are all large and important organizations
>and they 1n \ de need among the poor
people. There will be the usual treasures
for sale-futniture, jewelry. toys, bric.a-
brac, thousands Of it, and clothing of all
kinds for men, women and children, and
7 shouldn't be surprised if they .lso had
dog collars and blankets, covers for parrot
cages and bowls for goldfish. It's going
to be on the Sd. 4th and 9Th Of December
Mrs. Joseph Townsend 3d. is chairman
of the Lincoln Day Nursery. and she is
to be assisted by Mrs. George Munson
Mrs. G. Howard Clark, Jr, Mrs. c. How
ard Clark, Sd, Mildred Lee, Adele Elliot
and Mrs "Twistar" Brown, Sd.
Mrs. Sam Henderson is chairman Of the
Harrison Day Nursery and Mrs. Grahame
Wood is president. Other members of their
committee are Mrs. Ben Frazier. Mrs.
Henry II. Ellison, Mrs. John Fl. Brinton,
Mrs. Sam Reeves. Mrs. Samuel E. War
riper. Miss Dorothy Kinley. Mrs. Richard
r. Nalle Mrs. Clement Reeves Wainwright
and Miss NJ. }. Burke.
Miss Edith Collins is chairman of the
Sunny side Day Nursery committee and
Mrs. Logan Mccoy Is president. They are
assisted by Miss Esther Lloyd. Mrs. John
+ L., NysU William
Paul O'Neill. Mrs Jacques Vauclain. Mrs.
Charles G.. McIlvaine, Mrs. William 5. MOI
y RS Mrs. Frederick w. Morris, Mrs. How
ard Longstreth. Sidney Rogers, Miss Doro-
thy NJ &. Smith, Mrs. Frederick Rosen-
Sgarten. Mrs. IIoratio C. Wood, Jr.. Mrs.
7 John r. Maxwell, Mrs. y. Cuyler Patter-
sou, Mrs: Walter Clothier, GeorGine Butler,
Marion Butler. Mrs. j. Emott Caldwell,
Mrs. William Iloopes and Mrs Howard
Howell. With three lists like that | don't
see why any sale shouldn't be a success.
DOESN'T "Foiryland'' sound rather en-
~ ticins? It's the title of concert and
dance to be given on December II in the
ballroom of the Bellevue for the Pennsyl-
vania Navy Relief Society. You know the
= Navy Relel ploNlu loi NAuoNS' oiP.i"''N
or dependent mothers when they are left
In need, and they have done great deal
of work in caring for influenza victims.
The Orpheus Mixed Quartet, including
Miss Edna Harwood Baugher. Miss Eliza
beth Dickson, Mr.. Philip Warren Cooke
and Mr.. Donald Reddirg will give this
entertainment to help along the funds of
the Navy Relief. and I have heard most
interesting rumors of elaborate stage set
tjngs. costumes and fairies. Miss Jean
nette Bromell, who is well known as a
reader, will give several selections, and the
concert will close with the National Hymn
4 Then there's to be general dancing with
the Navy Band (Which is some band'
playing.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. Clarence
Carr, Mrs. Clarence Dolan, Mrs. Efilngham
B. Morris, Mrs. r. Charlton Henry, Mrs
Maxwell wyeth, Mrs. John Gribbel, Mrs
David II. Young, Mrs. Earle Putnam, Mrs
Stanley IIelerman, Mrs. Frank Read Mrs
Fired Smith, Mrs. j. j. Foulkrod, Jr, Mrs
Atwater Kent, Mrs. Edgar Thomas, Jr.
Mrs Walter Blabolk Mrs. Arthur E. New
bold, Mrs. George w. Childs Drexel, Mrs
Charles Bower Mrs Edward Dennison
Mrs. George w. sShisler, Mrs. Alexander
Van Rensselaer, and Mrs. John d. johnson
NANCY wYNNE.