Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07

.r,r The Indoor Show could not
w .aro had a fairer day to open than
..,,.rday, and the horses seemed to
ye,,i yu..ciate it, for they were certainly
appr.,f form The Transformation OF
ID so.re from Monday night, when the
". ms were displayed, to the tan DARK,
sv"r =, ovaI King Horse and all the rest
", IVA was quite marked. I'll say
'',' Srs sreat many people were there
.oino,,y the horse lovers. ! saw
ITr,r.D Victor Matber. looking very smar n.',
Mrsa; .rt blue. and Mrs. Tom hsht4n
10 u'i; in for a little while during .ne
Camr Cm.sroon, Nor Constance VAUGHAN IS snow
ale'Sses 81. horses in spite OF the 1act t@hs. @
lns had IL she was selling an ner
so'Ssllp ss.Sles She did sell some OF her norsss W
s.sV'sb 81. sbe kept enough TO- win some lic,
Surs pu. AT at the shows. Why, u "ou'on I
Ooun a show without Connie;
set"ii ~, tell you who is going to be a WIN,
.,r next year as a debutante as Wen
Nv Nv horscwoman. Ihat IL oane w
AZ ~, coye. She is nwfully, smart looking
audd oud carries herself so; Wei; Sns y .ne
Ss" Sas"sbter OF the Charles Edmund Sosss
oof1UBerwyn, and is sister OF Eckies
Rriuton Coke. 3D., ..,L /. ,,.r,;,.
,athcrinc Clothler, VINO is GaFs
Aid looked awfully cunning III g'
.;S;ne S; clothes showing her ponies Al
together, 1t was most interesting "i'er
noon. ,.
1ATEs are certainly being arranged
| tor far ahead. are they not? The
charity Ball is planned now, ane !. WIZ
be held earlier than ever pe'orsi ,,ii 10
understand. As usual. the day WI De
Thursday, but the. date Decemoer
they have been having the wonaenhu, t id.o
opeping features. That was great iass
ipsururated by the committee some eisn. sns
Years ago, and becoming gres.e. e"en
sason. 1t simply makes everyone 60
s.,aro nv the hail. and, too, to watch Mary
and Florence and Josephine VINO Ill
take part in it. ~. s....
T THOUGHT it was time we heard
| from some other day nurseries, after
the Hope Day Nursery. party, ana tne
suan ua row 7 find that the Willing Day
Iu Nn,,srv at 427 Pine street, is to have
"srd marty benefit next Wednesday
sssrnoon at the Acorn Club. The
rsnsrers are all interested very deeply
IN the affair. and many Of them will
sntsrtain, Mrs. George Patterson is
nrssident OF the nursery, Mrs. A. J.
Dallas Dixon. vice president, Mrs. Will
lam 4, Glasgow, secretary. Mrs. Will
son Sharpless. treasurer, and the other
directors are Mrs. George Willing, Mrs.
George Willing, Jr., Mrs. Rollin II.
Wilbur, Mrs. Pope Yeatman. Mrs.
lanes Large, Mrs. Arthur w. Sewall,
Mrs. Brinton Coke. Mrs. Charles Pen
rose Keith, Mrs. Pemberton Hollinss :
worth Mrs. Francis A. Alison, Miss
Constance Bcale. Miss Esther Hare.
Miss Anna Lewis and Mrs. Edward
JCfries.
THE annual fair for the parish house
l fund of Old st. David's Church. at
Devon. will be held for two days. June
II and Is. Mrs. n. Mellon Rogers. OF
Devon. is general chairman. and many
other prominent women are working
hard to make this big success. Miss
Reulah Coates. is vice chairman. Mrs.
Charles G.. Harrison. Jr., treasurer, and
Mrs. Edmund B. Mccarthy. secretary
There will be two supper tents on the
lawn. The hostesses for supper tables
include: Mrs. Joseph w. Sharp.. Jr.
Mrs Aubrey Houston, Mrs. G. Herbert
Bell, Mrs. G. &. Browning. Mrs. Henry
7. Conner, Mrs. Frederick Godfrey
Mrs. John Weeks and Mrs. Samuel
Lee, There will be nine tables. \
IT'S nothing but benefits for every :
l thing these days and one wonders
where the money comes from. II does
come in abundance however. so We
should worry. And now to turn tt
something new. 1 have story for you
about my friend, Danny.
You remember Danny. don't you
With his golden hair and blue eyes anG
his general perfect roundness ant
chunkiness Remember the time he fel
into the foundation of o house ant
emerged covered with. brown mud ant
notification?
Well now, he's no longer three, he's
icur now and he is growing very wis,
and logical and draws conclusions, a,
you will see.
The other day his mother took hin
ahd his little cousins to museum
Danny was much excited over tn,
stuffed animals ard asked: what ar,
they, Mummy? Stuffed animals. dear
they were killed and stuffed "Oh, ,
sad Danny, who did it," "Som,
hunters. dear"
Well that was all right but when they
came to the mummies, and upon in,
curry, our friend found that they wer,
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