Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-08
I lust GOSSIP ABOUT People
Nancy lynne Talks Of the Coming Dog Sho,o at ytneoood
She Sees Smart Costume in Ritenhouse~ Square
r Ho,o Bryn Ma,or Vas Helped


.,uE I,door Horse Show seems TO
VIE -, ; ,,,h !,
have brought bit OF spring WV" w.
.,er II IL is still cold aud rain seemcth
e'o, a.. A, hons ncxt Wednesday
10 the ar w W. n, AZ. ,,.n,,
will be clear, don ' 70" 70 ~ -.
and every other kind OF snow WV, pe
held OIL Wednesday out at ,nc Mnhmn,
Clotbier place. You Know ,ns
C1othicrs' adjoins inc hsn,ons unu
,very year tho pony show tnKes piace OF,
the Nshtons grounds, wn,s lne res'
~ the affair is on the Clothiers 'awn.
All the doggIes are getting ready be.
c,usc YOU zee they haven't had q party
tor onilc some weeks' and such brush
mo Of coats and cleaning OF teoth. ana
Keeping of paws out OF the muddy
roads you never saw (
Thc silly little sleek Japanese dogs
hat look like copies of greyhounds,
,p omd ,hc fresh little Pekincsc are being
,nrv careful not TO catch cold. Az
very cbows. their tongues are as
hsct tys % ms black can be aud their .curls!
We'll YOU should see them ana WIN
their nos moss wsv;ns s, vigorously,
'nyi inst can't tell you how <many Of
hn,, I have heard talking about II, and
,Le jealousy, for fear ones coat viii
LAX better than the other. That's what
makes them bark at one another 80
mncb when they do meet out at these
shows. II really is. They're afraid
tho others will get the ribbons.
AVN of our recent brides is home
"" ,.,,oon sow Msjsic
from her houefh h;t,onhonse Sounro a
Rush bar'o, III ano and she was
'cuple OF usts nv Her hat was a
tIeaSns Ell sbade half burnt orange
soft peas'llu,,d .,don S So,, know that gor-
and nali s",Ih,i mh,ci T. an becoming to one
ssoas ssoa,;s,o's fohVr "coomplesion. The hat was
~ Md's,r nn nj, around the edge and she
,urneo "b Jorh u brown veil with Il which
wore ,'a,v W becorning. In 6ct she was
vas srmubony rply in orange and brown for
was m of that tan polo cloth which Is so
de mode this year. .,rn
These new poio eap.. tb. S,ort M
ming ana Maisie ean so much
garment so "eh' s"s mas
style.
rYAvr you heard about the garden
...,.s 40 mo,y are inter-
tete III wn'cm IN ~ m;nor on Thurs.
ested and Thich VIII DC sen ;vn..arv .,
day, May 10. VIII nhana.a In az 'F;ftv
the Prespytefiab Crpnaso, .ua r. ,n;,,
eighth stree. ahu NJ nnypie p;eh .rd Norr;s ;s
he celebrated Mrs. r.ns ,vonS
president, anu mas p,anmsa ,,suants % an
derful novelties and amusemen,s Oh ~,
varieties tor Young "nu o,u. n,,tb 81
he an out OF door paSa", ,ohnon m Ill iii
xmas OF tnlngs tor ,n saw, ana s,,n w"
ne served rom ;2V .on Hn''i I,oaather
per from unt,l ~ IA 81 NJ
Snonid ee regular May DeS I a athsn
FRANK onvers Is ensirn r.as anu I'M I
menioerS VINO & WI aS'i1v NJ s'i W;ii,.
MIS-, Mm. peyiu G,avsn, NJ.
Ellott, Mrs. penIan'S Wers, - @
Norman mcLeou' ME-. o. ~ ~
WE. Mis. ", NJ ". "vSa, Wa Mre' raa a;ss GrTn EIn;r
MISS MIS- Mars ,MnarTnyh; %
RUNNER ana MIS- feroinahu "ra'ee'
THERE are so many drives going on
these days one does not wonder that
the little ones become interested and
try in their way to figure things out
for themselves.
A certain small Charlotte, aged six.
aud her brother, aged five. have On aunt
we will call Queenie, because for various
reasons we, have always called her
Queenie. Well, Queenie went to Bryn
Mawr, and now that the Bryn Mawr