Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-18

vr,uIS cool weather and the passing
of September 10 Is bringing many
-o.snps home from the mountains.
Tbere is a regular little colony of peo-
SO who 20 to the Adirondacks every
spnr,mer and live in up-to date camps
shore for two or three months. But
,.bcn September is comes and the
Weather Is not unbearably hot. home
thsv come. o. Mrs. Arthur Emlen New
hold and various members Of her fam
;,y have been in the Adirondacks since
the middle Of July and they are re-
tnrning home this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Thayer are also on the way
down, Molly having come last week, so
as to take part In the tennis at st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Krumbhaar
and the Linton Landreths, who spent
q number Of weeks there, also are re-
turning this week. Mrs. Archie
Knowles, of Germantown, came home
last week. as did the Horato Gates
Iloyds, Mr.. and Mrs. Sharswood
Brinton and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Horstmann. The Horstmanns are in
their Chestnut Hill home now, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frazier Harrison left the
Adirondacks on the fifteenth for Chest
The Caspar wisters are coming down
this week and Malcolm Lloyds and the
William Phillers too, so there will be
very few. if any. members of the Phil
adelpha colony left, it seems to me.
IJAVE you heard about the Charlotte
II Cushman Clubs new home? was
80 interested about it yesterday when
I heard they had moved and will give
n house warming on October 1. to ccle-
brate their settlement In this new house.
Last year the pretty little club house
at Twelfth and Locust street, which
was stretched to take in two houses,
had only room enough for seventeen
guests, and as many as 600 had 10 be
refused admission during that time.
You know the Charlotte Cushman
Club was founded in this city in n
house on Tenth street above Pine, in
1908. by q number of women interested
In the comfort and welfare of young
actresses staying in the city. Several
years after its foundation, the club was
moved to Twelfth and Locust streets
that more could be accommodated.
And now the. house 1910 Spruce
street. we'll known to old Philadel-
phians as Miss Sandgren's" boarding
house. has been bought and the rooms
can accommodate fifty four. Isn't
that splendid? The Mayor and Mrs.
Moore are to be guests Of honor at the
reception on October l and the women
managers Of the club will receive.
THE rooms in the Cushman Club
l. furnished by or named for Julia
Marlowc. Annie Russell, Mrs. John
Drew. Mrs. Louis Drew. Jenny Lynd.
lillian Russell Fanny DaypnDort
Adele Richie. Mary Anderson and
Viola Allen will be transferred to the
new home. The house is to be open for
inspection after tomorrow and I under
stand the MANAGERS are more than
anxious to have 1t seen. The board Of
managers Of the club includes Mrs.
Samuel Chew, president; Mrs. Morti-
mer Brown. Mrs. Otis Skinner and
Mrs. James Large. vice presidents ;
Mrs. Walter Waring Hopkinson. treas
urer; Mrs. Beecher Finck. recording
responding secretary. The directors
are Mrs. Wayland Hoyt. Mrs. Robert
Emott Hare. Mrs. James Elverson. Jr..
Mrs. Edward Stotcsbury, Mrs. J. Will
mer Biddle. Miss Frances Griscom.
Miss Louise Wood. Mrs. Pope Yeat-
man. Mrs. Alba johnson. Mrs. George
Falcs Baker. Mrs. William II. Greene.
Mrs. Thomas J. Garland. Mrs. Charles
F. Bochman. Mrs. George II. Lorimer
and Mrs, Paul Haskill
On the advisory board are the Rev.
Flovd Tomkins. Daniel Frohman. Har-
rison Gray Fiske, John Drew, William
D. Nelson. Francis Wilson. Rabbi
Krauskopf, Monsignor Fisher. the Rev.
Charles Wood: Clinton Rogers Wood
ruff. Charles p. Sinnickson. S. Davis
Page Otis Skinner and David Belasco.
T AN glad to be able to tell you that
L Polly Griscom is going to make her
debut this winter. She is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Rodman Griscom. and her
mother was Miss Annie Starr. Her
death occurred more than year ago. so
poly's coming out was not possible
last year. If Polly is as well beloved
as her mother. she will do we'll Every
one loved Mrs. Griscom. and the good
she did was unlimited. She was a
most devoted member of the Emergency
Aid and did wonderful work during the
war. Polly will be introduced at tea
to be given by her father on Tuesday
October II, at Dolobran, his home in
Haverford.
NANCY wYNNE.