Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-03

: m think this new silvery. shimmery
Ia the most wonderful color
= ere,ra 7 hayp seen for long time.
NJ Wrs Frank Clyde has s9Wn % Oh oorn. ,n,s
mrs; IFS n sort Of metalline georg-
shhuI' ,,nnose. but II you are not close
et'e nerson wearing it, 1t appears
70 .n. n sheen like frost over the
10 na,e It's indescribable; but 1t
surl,l,ni, beautiful. Mrs. Clyde's gown
~ s,m,broidered in crystal beads ana
y nhirt is made with soft draperies
I'D has little train.
any Wrs 80 .Ioe Lippincott is also wearing
:. aveping gown Of the same unusun,
sn snoon He, frock is made with snort
st;st and the trimming Is opalescent.
"a ;s yery becoming to her, with her
TAR hair and complexion.
,,uE PLAYS and Players forty seventh
c,ub night is scheduled for May IL
srd l2 and the three playlets SOUND
rSrv interesting. The first WI, pc
,be "Florist Shop written by VIM
sped Hawkridge, and Ithe cast Will ID
clude Miss Helen puneiu, MISS
Nathalie Browne. George Edwards; Dr'
Andrew Jackson and william 'amison'
Miss Dora Shoemaker is to be direc-
The second play will be THE
e.ronyer." BY DR.. Frank Crane.
Sonbis Norris. Roy Smith. Howard
pobsr and Henry Sheppard will be the
.,srs nm this horizon. and Mr.. Henry
ushoAer Jr., Is the director.
Mrs Howard Reber will have charge
=, tbo third, which will be fantasy.
V"p;errot by the Light Of the Moon, !,
No Virginia Church. The actors ana
.s,rcsses In this will hn Rachel Price,
whose mother. Mrs. Eli X. Price. IL
rresident Of the Plays and Players you
Enow Esther Jean Bochman, Mrs.
katherine Farrell. Henry Sayen. ana
David vogels. Altogether j think we
NAV anticipate very interesting eve
ming
WELL. everything is ready for the
w fashion show tonight and the in
door horse show on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights! Then next week
will be Mrs. Clothier's pony show. Per-
hama YOU think the League OF Nations
AZ Nations as some call 1t, Is a thing
AZ the past. but II isn't going to be at
the pony show. You're going to nave
4 chance to "buv" votes for 1t or against
II Indeed | don't know which, all l
know IL YOU are to vote) and the votes
in some way are grabs and they are
70 be sold by representatives OF Spain,
France. Belgium, Holland. Italy, Scot
land, Alsace- Lorraine, Armenia. Rus 4.
sia Of the Old Regime, England and
Morocco. Elsie Hirst, DIR. Barton
Hirst's daughter, who will be debutante
next year will represent Columbia and
will preside over the booth. / think
Il Is a grab bag with various children
selling grabs.
There is to be supper and dancing in
the evening and some speciality dance
stunts too. So 1t sounds very interest
with the usual II, II clear otherwise
the next day. And It's out at Wynne-
wood at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Clothier.
A Lii these various things are so in'
n tercstng. I stopped in at tho rum
mage sale the executive board ant
council Of the Girl Scouts are holding al
the old saloon on Fifteenth street nnt
Drry lane. you know just of, Chestnut
street. And you know ! thought every
ones garret must have been entirely
cleared by now, but I Just wish yOr
could see all they had there. Ant
the crowds. It's simply amazing.
T WENT to the theatre on Frida,
night, boys and girls. and ! saw
well. you see | was on one OF the las
rows. because I got my tickets late ant
they did TOD. evidently, and just IL
front Of me sat--well won't tell yor
who hut aha didn't 500 mo nor did he