Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-12
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Nancy Wynne Hears Of Many Happenings Episode
About Ellen

WAS so glad to hear yesterday on
.aod authority that Mrs. Roland
Tavior and Marjory and Elizabeth es,
rapeu, 0id Point Comfort and are home
nre They Just managed to escape
agant thoir lives and what clothes they
WIZ Gather together to put on.
eou'' oreat many of their friends knew
.,. % tbev we're down there and had not
t.d tna.d yct about them, so, as soon as
ned,u nehoerd Of their safety thought i
LID mass the news along. 1t must
We wva becn a terrible experience for
them.
HEAR that Mrs. Henry s. Jeanes,
ubo as YOU know is acting chairman
= thc Rryn Mawr endowment fund
.. OIL Miss Ely is south, will give a
,'nnbeon M Mt her town home, 2Ol2
snrnre snusV street. tomorrow for the under
spadmate committee. Among the guests
a,lb as.;,l he Miss Millicent Carey. Miss
nortbela Clark. Miss Julia Peyton,
Miss Margaret Tyler, Miss Florence
Martin. Miss Louise kellogg. MISS
rrances ] Won Hofsten, Miss Isabel Eos
,sr Mrs. David Riesman, Miss Ade.
,oide Neall, Mrs. j. ID. stern, MISS
Dimon and Miss Alice Hawkins.
QUITE n number of Philadelphians
W are down at Hot Springs this time
nsrcar. The William w. Filters, of
Sixteenth and Walnut streets, have
sone down for several weeks, They
soye s a luncheon there on wednesday
and among their guests were Mrs. Ber :
tram Lippincott and her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Joseph Lippincott, VINO
ioiped her at the Springs few days
ago. A., Y,;,,o.. hos rscov =
aL LnV6 tr6m her severe illness Of last
ling and summer she has still to be
oprofnl of changes in the weather, and
bas been Mt Hot Springs for some time.
Her daughter. Mrs. Nicholas Biddle.
went down with her for the early part
Of her stay.
r ENT will be cnlivencd by one Of the
IL Charlotte Cushman Clubs delight
mi teas tomorrow afternoon. The guest
n honor is TO be Georges Renavent,
who is here playing at the Broad Street.
Theatre. Members Of the board OF
managers of the club will receive and
nreside at the tea table.
never hear Of the Charlotte Cush =
man Club that / do not think OF the
late Mrs. Clinton Rogers Woodruff,
who was such a devoted treasurer OF
that board for years and UP to the time
Of her death. She was such a splendid
business woman that she was asked by
several organizations to take the treas
nrership. She was treasurer of the In :
dependence Square Red Gross, too, and
her daughter. Florence Hopkinson, sue
ceedcd her there.
And. by the way. Florence's wee
daughter was baptized on Sunday and
they had lovely little informal party
TO celebrate the event. The baby was
named Elizabeth Biddle Hopkinson. and
! hear she is a dear. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkinson have lived with Mr.. Wood :
ruff since Mrs. Woodruff's death.
ran imagine what a picture Florence
must make with that baby in her arms.
She is one Of the prettiest members
Of the younger married set in town, l
think.
MOTHER and Grandma went out
Iu to the movies the other night and so
Daddy and Ellen had to get through
''going- to bed time" without Mother
10 help with the prayers and good night
stories. They managed pretty we'll. for
Ellen told Mother next day, 1--WE miss :
ed you tewwibly, but we took all the
book peoples to bed and they all got
along vewy well 'cept Mawy's lamb
and it had an awful time getting up
stairs.
NANCY WYNNE.