Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-21

ruERINE COKE, the daughter of
a ,ho Henry Brinton Coxes, will be
y st f Of honor at a dinner, dance to be
6aesu ssn tonight by Mr.. and Mrs. STANDBY
glVfTI glVTiasg Jr. Catherine may be said to
y = %sd bsd. and to be having. one of the
naye aNt times of the winter. i should think,
PEI. pes.;ng No, from the way she has been cut
l!lukidhs dsnres and been entertained .gener-
llps rt s s;nce her debut out at Penllyn in
OctcuSsFi; aS Il would be strange if she were
q az for she is very pretty and has a
no., w. attractive manner and dresses very
no,,;Iy nos. too. Her sister Ruth, now
[e.St Tss Standley Stokes. had a wonderful
.!ns M,' tbe year she came out.
timss '"S and Mrs. Flagg have been in
.uone m,1 YOU know. and had expected
buivpIb, ~ home in time for the dance to-
g ~ " buf through some delay it was
nulsnOssible and their boat is not .ex-
lnpCIJI ip.oJ until next Monday or Tuesday.
c tbsir daughter. Mrs. Anthony Geye-
g. ' wbo was Marie Flagg y will be host
lu' tonigbt and Mrs. Standley Girls
Eli q, Flagg, Sd. and Mrs. STANDBY
s,"tes Vt will receive with her.
.rRs CHARLTON YARNALB has
|M an awfully good looking suit. this
-,utsr It's of dark wine color duve-
.nna Nm, trimmed quite elaborately with
E.rs ErsI' skunk fur. The deep. high color is
T y tbe fur and the rather long coat has
. vide s fur edge. Cuffs Of fur finish the,
',sves @ Her hat is wide brimmed
sIoct velvet one, rather short at the
s"ot at of the head. and she wears a black
r"F with this costume. Mrs. Aleck
yornall, un Elisa Hopkins that was. has
,aJ suit too. but hers is brighter
'sade than her mother in laws. Ellse
auu N"rnall is looking very we'll these days.
sso had n small black fur hat when
h Iur mOt her Yesterday and dark fur was
|eu the suit. 1t was most becoming.
Ia MONG the interesting affairs
1A MANNED for today and tomorrow IS
I,ho aurtiou and rummage sale TO pc
sren by number of prominent So
si0ty women for the benefit of the San
|Cristoforo and Harrison Day Nurser--
|ios The sale opens at 10 a. IN. ana
remains omen until 4 p. M. and Will be
bsId at 1122 Walnut street.
The contents of an entire attic, con-
|hining many interesting and valuable
orticles. have been donated so you
tnow that will be mighty interesting:
nsnpnds t on the attic. you may say ,!
put this really is a wonderful one. The
more @ valuable articles win be auctioned
In and many interesting pieces of fur
~, v;turr pictures. men and women's
sIotbng, also children's clothing. as
rolI as shoes. millinery and brio a brac
|vill be knocked down to the highest
bidder.
The beneficiaries care for the chill
|dreu of widows or deserted wives.
There are also many women whose nus
hands are disabled from illness, and
who are compelled to support their
families they, too. can bring their
children to day nursery and leave
them all day, knowing they will receive
ibe hest of care. Summer outings and
trips are provided in the country or at
the seashOre.
Both nurseries are members of the
Federation of Day Nurseries, and 100
children on the average are under the
fare of the two boards of managers.
Mrs. Benjamin Frazier is president of
fbe Harrison and Miss Miriam w.
Roberts of the San Cristoforo Nursery:
Mrs. D. Braden Kyle is chairman of
The executive committee for the sale,
While other members include Mrs. Ben
jamin Frazier, Mrs. Randolph Justice,
Mrs. Henry Pease, Mrs. Arthur
Brockie, Miss Miriam w. Roberts,
Mrs. Alfred Stengel and Miss Emily
Philler. ...
MARY is two and half years old,
RM and with the usual ways of children
bays "me" instead of "1' on
most occasions. You know "me wants
handy" and the rest of it. Now mother
thought to teach her differently so she
pabored hard to instill "I' instead of
me-" 1t worked beautifully till one
day when Uncle Harry came in and
brought Mary so many goodies that she
really did eat too much, and had that
sort of stuffed feeling of indigestion.
|She looked so cute that Uncle Harry
|was about to hug her as she stood there
with worried look on her little face.
t'0hl OH don't" said Mary suppl
Eatingly, don't bend l."
NANCY WYNNE,