Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of the Good Times Members of the School
Set Are Hauing-More Plans Are Ready
for Indoor Horse Sho,U

TT SOUNDS to me as if Charlotte Starr
L is bound to have one dandy time during
her holidays this spring. The Edward
Farnums gave a dinner for her last night
and tonight there is to be theatre party
and a supper at the Bellevue-Stratford
which her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Starr, will give. Charlotte is an exceed
ingly good-looking girl and has great
deal Of her mothers vivacious and charm.
ing manner. She is at boarding school this
year at the LowHeywood school and only
comes home for holidays She has brought
with her Kathryn Elston to spend the
spring holidays with her. Young Miss
Elston is from Honolulu and comes on here
for school. She is very attractive girl
they tell me- and is sharing all the holiday
fun with Charlotte and her friends.
There'll be the Merton Cricket Club
dance on Monday night, which is under
the auspices of the young school set you
know and then March 2S there1l be the
extra dance given by the Committee class,
SO there's quite something doing for the
school set in spite of Lent.
MY DEARs! Did you hear what they
I1aQe at the EQnOnQ nome rum
mage sale? It's the largest amount from
any rummage sale yet, I'll wager, ST.
600. Why, I think its wonderful, don't
you? OF course they had marvellous things,
clothes and jewelry and books. At the
book counter alone, they made $500, SELL
ing many books at five, ten and fifteen
cents each.
think it's simply marvellous. And they
certainly did have wonderful things for
sale Such lingerie and such hats and
frocks. I don't see how any one could
bear to give them up, half of them had
only been worn once or twice and some
not at all. I'm so glad for the little crpples
at the home-it will be such help!
VOU know the members II the Philadel-
l. phia Orchestra give just one popular
concert during the whole season. It's al
ways given at the Stetson Auditorium, on
Montgomery avenue between Fourth and
Fifth streets. This years concert is to
be given on Tuesday night and the pro-
gram sounds most attractive-for instance
the Valse Triste, and the Peer Gynt Suite,
and hear that Mae Ebrey Hotz is to be
the soloist and that she Is going to sing
the aria, "Un Bel di Vedremo,' from Ma
dame Butterfly. This concert is an annual
affair for the benefit Of tho Stetson Hos
pital, and il under the auspices Of the
Associate Board of women. The audi
torium up there is an enormous place and
the orchestra fills it gloriously. I heard
the concert last year and I'm here to
state" that it was well worth the trolley
trip up there Thaddeus Rich conducted
last year and believe he's going to do it
again.
IF YOU'RE planning to be an exhibitor at
l. the Indoor Horse Show at the Third
Regiment Armory, on the eighth, ninth and
tenth Of May, you'll be glad to hear that
the stables directly opposite the armory
have been fixed up and will be at the dis
posal Of any one who has thoroughbreds
entered in the show.
The committee seems to be hard at work
getting ready, although it is so early and
the beneficiaries have already been an
nounced,-the Polytechnic Hospital, the
American Stomach Hospital the Garretson
Hospital, the Samaritan Hospital, the
Oncologc Hospital, and the Babies Hos
pital The committee includes Mrs. Walter
Hancock, chairman; Mrs. Paul Snydef, see'
retary; Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton, MISS
Laura Carnell, Mrs. Herbert L. Clark, Mrs
William Clothier, Mrs. Charles A. e. Cod
man, Mrs John Cooke Hirst, Mrs. 1. w.
Hollingshead, Mrs. John P. Hollingsworth
Mrs Charles F. jenkins. Mrs. Wilmer
Krusen, Mrs. Howard Loeb, Mrs. John M.
Patterson, Mrs George Peterson, Miss Har'
riet l.. Passmore, Mrs. Joseph Rogers, Miss
May c. Stokes, Mrs. John r. X. Scott
Mrs. E. H. Ware, Mrs. s. Merrill Weeks
Mrs. William G. Warden, and Mrs William
H. Wanamaker, Jr.
NANCY WYNNE