Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-17
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JLTEDDlNSS III gnu ou. Va ~.
w day, the country fair at old st.
psvid's Church and the savoy Com,
nanvs performance OF the Mikado
% sorne program for the middle OF June,
Il seems to me. s,.,,. oda,no
we MTes0dor;ck Lee, Jr., In st. Marks
u,,rcb 20 and out in Detroit .Delphine
nadso and Jimmie Cromwell will take
.ocb other for better or worse.
u,uE country fair at old st. Davids
church is perfectly charming
nortv The women who are interested
m n 4 have tried to give 1t the spirit of
tventy. five to thirty years ago, when
an old fashioned country tair, with
Strawberries and cream and pretty
things for sale, was one Of the great
events Of the year.
Old st. Davids is one of the historic
landmarks along the. Main Line.
anthony WAYNE Is buried there. I've
seen the old church and it's most
vondcrful place. sort Of square and
built of stone and has funny gallery
M the back, to reach which you have
to climb up an outside stone staircase
at the side. It's just as quaint as it
can be. and it was so pretty out there
yesterday. with the old fashioned
frocks worn by the aides and the old
fashioned entertainments aud Things
for sale.
Mrs. T. Mellon Rogers and Mrs.
Charles Custls Harrison ana "a nuinpeE ,
were in charge yesterday and today,
and It seems to me there can be little
doubt of their success.
HNONlGllT there VIII be the 'Mlkado.
i hear that Marian Taylor will not
sing. | had imagined she would not.
The Npwbolds are very closely con-
nected family, all devoted to each other,
and Mr.. Arthur Newbold, who died
last week, was brother of Marian's
mother, who was Miss Emily Newbold.
name cannot recall at this moment,
but who was Yum Yum several years
ago when they gave the 'Mikado, VIII
substitute and they tell me sha sings
very well; Elizabeth Latta, TOO, mas
to be replaced, for she went west 10
visit and will be gone fortnight.
However, I've no doubt that Mr.. FOX
will put some one fine in to do the
work, and the men, as l have SAID on
sight. And where could you find
better Katisha than Elsie Brinton, L
ask you?
nON'T miss wedding next week.
~ That's all I've got TO saw. I won't
tell Won whose or what. cause I prom
ised not to. but I never heard of anv-
thing more remarkable than this. It's
WHAT The bridesmaids ore to carry. II
iSn't flowers nor shenberdcss crooks.
nor is il vet basket or n parnsoI. ri
leave II to Won to guess and think and
wonder Bnt heIieve mo II will bc
some startling sigbt only hone nil
The bridesmaids viii like This nrescnt
thot 7 boor J., 20 ha ,,snd l., tbo procoS.
sinn Won inst ,rmstn't ,riss ono other
In town or in tbe suhurbs
x1OIr rrst bo srre +o 90 ort to tbe
N'. " eV 'a' Wv
nieht' near mat .the Two one act
h%,oroo ",r ,,,;ii ,;ro 49, ,Ion S"s ,,n;nr
70 ho norfoctiy snIond;d Tbov viii
have stmart Wo,Lnr,s .,Siv n,bo nass
while Tho TentiIs Roil,, and George
Gram Cool, and Susan GlosnalI's "Sune
'nreesod Desires {" Tho cast includes
Mrs Thomas Sb;n,ev Mr. md Mrs
Andrew Kncb MornsIet Matlach Mar.
rorct Iukcns Dorotby shane I,;ll;an
Chalmers Gertrnde EduarJs Norgarat
Thomas and Dorotbv Rea.o
Even the costumes md scenery have
been Manned bv the olumnae ,ncmhers
this sneciaI mart of tbo entorta inment
being in the care ~ HiIdo Kali and
Helene Hedion " ~ '' "'
The nIavs are IN he c;ven for tbe
benefit Of tha lillian WcIsh Profsssor.
shin Fund, which Is nm effort 80. the
part Of the olumnac r. ondow -. ,er.
manent chair in hygiene in the college.
The chair is to be- in honor Of Doctor
Welsh, founder Of that department and
It's present head, ''
The PLAYS and PLAYERS gave "Sup-
pressed Desires n coinle Of wears ago.
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