Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE.
Nancy lynne attends the Pony Sho,o at Wynnecood.
She Sees Many Smart Costumes-Supper and
Dancing in the Euening

THE bazaar and fair was very sue.
i cessful Yesterday out at Mrs. Billie
Clothier's Pony SHOW. which was held
Coz The benefit of the Polytechnic Hos.
n;tal all day. ending with bang up
sumner and dancing on a pavilion ar
rongcd for the purpose. It was great
t,n and every one seemed delighted to
hc In summer gowns and white shoes
orce more. 1t was warm. though not
too hot, and the country never seemed
more inviting.
The dog show did not start till :
o,clock. but from about IL o'clock there
Yot in the middle platform Of the tent
the darlingest puppy have almost ever
500, He was. think. a wire hair
toy that Is what he will be eventually.
bnt Yesterday he was a ball of short,
gnffy hair. and his wee green collar was
so rmte. He never even whimpered. and
70 nv certain knowledge he was on his
icash Mt that spot for two solid hours.
TIc would sit down now and again and
look about him very inquiringly. as
much as to say "What is all this fuss
about?" He glanced once or twice re-
knowingly at "Blackie.' who was rails :
inr Cane lis it or should it be Cain y
now ana HRHlU, uuu uuu W bt iN"Vh
stratcd with several times.
Then he would arrange his two front
feet in a straight line. look around once
more and sit down again. ] do not
know to whom he belonged, but il that
purp didn't get prize m glad ! did
not stay to see it through, for my heart
would have ached worse than his.
There was kitten named "Ignatz"
I'm told. and he was sold on shares. He
was jet black and had a bright red bow
about his neck. Altogether. as you will
gather from my tale. / was greatly
Interested in all the doings.
DO not know when ! have been so
i perfectly enchanted by costume as
was yesterday with that worn by Ella
Brock DuBarry. She always does wear
lovely things. but for exquisite dainti-
ness and gorgeous color ] have seldom
seen anything as pretty. She was SELL
ing flowers at the Pony Show. together
with Mrs. Walter Wood and several
others. and she wore white accordion
pleated crepe de chine skirt, sheer
linen waist white shoes and stockings
and sweater Of ciel blue made in light
wool and finished at the neck with a
collar of sable fur. Her hat was a
round sports affair of silk velour of the
sweater and turquoise earrings with
pendant drops were another bit of won =
dcrful color. She was a delight to be-
hold.
Mrs. Clothier was perfectly lovely
also. Her sports skirt and sweater were
Of sort of coffee cream color and the
waist was sheer white linen. Her
brown straw hat was trimmed with stiff
aigrettes, and she certainly did look
pretty.
Charlotte Brown Frazier was came
out in the afternoon to the show and
every one was making quite fuss over
"thc recent BRIDE" She looked re-
markably we'll in dark blue sweater and
sports hat over white frock. Char
lotte married West Frazier just about
two weeks ago.
T TOLD you would let you know the
L date Of the flower market. and it's
May 20 and I'm told that everybody
knows it. and has known 1t and that
I'm back number. Be that as it may,
DO tell it you now. It's going to be
perfectly lovely. too. I never heard of
80 many exquisite flowers and things as
there will be for sale. And things will
be cheap, too. Me, I'm going. l like
bargain.
A GROUP of Philadelphia girls and
"A young matrons will sell programs
and act as ushcrs at the special matt
nee Of the Iicgfcld Follies to be given
tomorrow afternoon at the Forrest
Theatre for the benefit of the Saliva =
tion Army. 1920 Home Service Appeal.
Mrs. Barclay Warburton has charge
OF the program committee which in =
cudes Miss Mary Norris, Miss Mary
Brown Warburton. Miss Lisa Norris.
Miss Susan Stewart. Miss Polly Pan j.
coast, Mrs. Oliver Il. Cromwell. Mrs.
John II. Mason. Jr.. Miss Catherine
Cassard. Miss Gertrude Conaway.
HEAR that the Samuel Bell, Jrs.,
l have taken Mrs. Walter w. Pharo's
house in Haverford for the summer.
They have been going out on the Main
Line at various places for the past four
Or five years and Mr.. Bells mother and
nster, Mrs. Sam Bell and Miss Florence
hell; always spend May and September
at liaverford Court. Mrs. Pharo is
going to spend this month and June at
ncr cottage in Beach Haven, and will
20 IN July and August to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Edward Browning, who
lives near Toronto, Can.
'hE other evening when it was rather
,.n warm, Mother remarked to Daddy
wouldn't II be nice to have some ice
Sleam' 'Oh, yes," said Daddy, and
wen went on reading his paper. Mother be :
Mh SIu 10 sew and forgot her nice idea,
exploded with the words: "Niotber,
you've simply GOT to get that ice cream
for It," NhNC,W wv wYSMm 'Ye NI.nor