Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-28
WAS delighted yesterday to hear that

Mrs. Philip Waininan an" NJ uvu'
..S " have arrived from Yorkshire,
,snSl ,snsl.nd and will spend some time
nSth Mrs. Wainman mother,
sac Is Charles Wheeler, at Pembroke,
I,ryn Mawr. oohor ,,..
W. Christine Wheeler, the youngest
VIZ sho Wheeler family. She married
..,oin Philip Wainman about hfteen
Oap. 1s AGO, and he was killed early III
,ts ,ss war, long before our entrance into
hr,;s will be Mrs. Wainman's first
in home since then, and her family
visi' i friends rejoice that they may see
ara assin a She is most attractive,
e.i, eel aSd aS1d rather small, with light curly,
,ail She is q sister, you know, OF
sslr sar Dick Elliot, Mrs. George Thayer,
WIS Harry p Norris, Countess Pappen-
s,i0 Mio, Charles and Aleck Wheeler.
FAVE YOU heard that it has been de-
Hi cided TO build new dormitory at
,.onton in memory of Howard Henry,
rtll'Gdiid 1l died while serving in the world
Nuo9 kearsley Mitchell made the
Nanouncement day or two ago. and
!" n have charge Of raising funds
.e oroctinr the memorial, the revenue
@ lol ,ybich Is to be devoted to schol-
,h;ns noh In the name Of Captain Henry,
aI1lp .ha navmept of salaries of the teach
~ 's statf and the endowment of scholar
ships. VIA. ,oa tha con of Mr.
ii Mrs Bayard Henry and was wide
= Lnown as one of PrincetoD's foot
t,u stars. He was always noted for
iiS athletic achievements at st. Pau! s
mai and in Princeton. In fact, he
sas scuO'l chosen as an All American end
Nhi,s be rlayed on the Princeton
,.un, snr He entered Princeton in 1900,
.ad .,aI was graduated from there in 1904.
anI Ia W." married Miss May Drexel Fell,
,,.ond M daughter of Mrs. Alexander Van
Rensselaer, by her frst marriage, SNORT
/ II after he was graduated; ne was
ridely known in banking, club and busl-
uess circles in this city and was a
General favorite.
Having lost one of his eyes on
shooting expedition and not having
strong heart he was not allowed TO go
Ia the front, but was made a memper
/ Il Major General Biddle's stan In Eng
4 land during the war, and died there IN
Il February, lJlo, lEOuu q hN"i'
brought on by overwork.
A more popular man was not TO De
5fonpd and it seems quite fitting trib,,
fute to his memory that some memorial
1 be built in his name.
stI1E WILL have two opportunities to
ivy meet John Drew this week. The
ldrama committee of the Art Alliance is
|siving tea for him this afternoon from
Ifour until half after five o'clock and on
FRIDAY the Charlotte Cushman Club
|wiil give tea in his honor during the
|same hours, four until FIVE thirty.
The reception committee Of the Art
alliance includes Mrs. William Wood
|ward Arnett, Mrs. Jasper Yeates Brin-
Eon. Mrs. Charles Francis Grifiths,
Mrs, Otis Skinner, Mrs. Cornelius
|Steyenson, Mr.. Winthrop Sargent and
|Dr, Horace Howard Furness, Jr.
|DREPARE yourselves, my dears, for
u another rummage sale This time it
BE- for the st. Nicholas Day Nursery
land it is to be held tomorrow, Friday
|and Saturday at 1909 Walnut street.
lThe st. Nicholas Day Nursery cares
|for the little colored kiddies, whose
mothers are obliged to go out and work
by the day. The Nursery is, l under
stand, greatly in need of funds, for. the
III. c. of l.. affects everything these
days. Milk has gone up terribly and,
|of course, there are many other things
needed besides milk. Mrs. Charles FL.
Howell is president of the Nursery:
n hear that many articles of chill
rep's and women's wear that are
Erand new have been given to the sale,
blso woolen goods for men and quite
humber of old pieces Of jewelry. Mrs.
Isaac H. Clothier, Jr., is chairman Of
|he affair and will be assisted by Mrs.
|C. Wilmer Middleton, Mrs. Henry
|Bartol Brazier, Mrs. David M. Ellis,
Mrs Guilliaeme Aertseu, Jr., Mrs.
Henry Paul Baily, Mrs. Henry. =.
Busch, Mrs. William b. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Edward Berwind Chase, Mrs. N.
Myers Filter. Mrs. William II. George,
hIrs. John s. G. Harvey, Mrs. Ma
thaniel Knowles, Mrs. Sidney Mason,
Mrs. Walter Massey, Mrs. j. Ernest
Mrs. Alexander Sellers,
Mrs. Norman Grey and Mrs. Albert
Whiting,
THEY live in one of our close by
1 suburbs, and it's very safe to let them
play out of doors while Mother or
Mary can keep an eye on them. The
other day Mother was anxious to have
a letter mailed and SO she told Kitty
and George they could go to the corner
II they were very, very careful and put
the letter in the box for her. OFF they
started, very important, holding hands
iin LA oil
When they arrived at the box, how
ever, alas, they could not reach up far
enough. Mother, seeing this, was
about TO call: Never mind, Mother
will come" when fiat down on the
ground went Kitty, and stepping lightly
on her back, George reached up to the
box, deposited the letter and the two
arose and came walking back trium-
p1antly to Mother. having accom-
plshci that which they were sent to
do. NANCY WYNNE,