Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-13


,y.,o,t street car yesterday looking,
m,,aht very handsome. She was
.nppu pus n dark blue suit and fox
Weu nshout her neck. which was
tur those shaded furs from yellow
one ,n ", Her hat was n small togue
70 e. blnck straw, the crown being
o. ol-L.ir mu romnded above the brim. to stim-
,,iste A tam o -shanter, oniy IL was 700
ula.uu 20 be real tam. About the
sniuu upturnod brim was moire
n!hhon hand of Alice blue, which just
l,DDaohed Mrs. Harts eyes. and II was
noS .ost Incoming with her wonderful
ha,r, o,cr sce her that / do not go back
,nnnory some seven /or eight years.
u, ,ho fine the tableaux Of Angels in
! " ~" were given at the Bellevue
s,rotford for sonic benefit. and Mrs.
S,.St was Della Robbia angel. The
. ,orseous lighting on her wonderful gold
tto;r made il q picture not easily or soon
sorgottcn.
,,
THE performance OF Mary a' tne
| Garrick Theatre last night. which
- bancfit night for the Girl Scouts
o. was U," comn. was splendidly attended.
S""'; .nJ II was n decidedly gay occasion.
,,nu nuu Willis Martin entertained in one
NH m'sLt boyns and every one was so glad
" oo .n Gwen Martin getting round once
W so She fell and broke her leg in
Ionuary, you remember. and is only
had to use crutches. Cecily Barnes had
a number OF euss.s 81 S,,;th Tr oiSo
and MRS. ru""'' ~
eDtertaineu' .ho .,dionoo there voro
Ihrousp1u' .n' s"n"t Council IN be
members VI u. ,.bo,. of thn oyarutive
seen aau , er",s aS thcro as we'll as many
capta,Ils, pnlS.s anu '''
nv 7, wos festive audience. for nearly
.rsrv one was in evening dress. and
tbot always adds to the joy Of nations,
,o" ,o NV way of thinking. | saw Mrs.
Tswbold Taylor. who was looking very
sweet. She was Anne Meirs, you re-
roenber. and vas married during the
war. Elizabeth Fox was there. too,
and Ellen Cassatt and Mary Lowering
and Mrs Albert Pancoast. Mrs. Ben
Reath, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown
inn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Young.
Mr., and Mrs. Eddie Dale, Mr.. and
Cromwell, who had Sara Penrose ana
other girl, whose face l could not see,
but III say this for her. she had a
perfectly dear hat trimmed with bril-
liant green feather.
ANDthis afternoon we have the tab
n ,..,x A. ,hn pe,ievuc Strotford for
-. hannst 80 Tho IIone Dav Nursery.
nn. nne gent1 5cnt thot Tass;s W;l,rox Smith and
iaonoiJ Iao snvfrert will nose the picturcs
be. Personally, I'd hate to miss it.
TT SEEMS to me that the fashion
/ show which Mrs. Dobson Altemus is
getting ND for May 2 in connection with
thc Indoor Horse Show will be quite
remarkable. Certainly she has gotten
some wonderful looking women TO act as
mauncauins that evening. and we will
have treat In seeing the very latest
IN gowns. for the leading dressmakers
and shops are making the frocks which
will be worn. Kitty Smith Is to be the
bride in the reproduction of the wed
ding scene, and Mrs. Bob Montgomery
will lead the evening gown section OF
the show: Lisa Norris, who il Mrs.
pI,, M rio,h;ou ,,;,I sTT IooI ,ho r;J;ns hahit
and snorts. clothes dennrtmept, Pauline
BeI Gaipor Bnird. Niuricl Bishop. Sara
DSlap. Home Cromwell peggy Thnyer,
RebeCca Thomson, Mary Norris. Mary
and Ellen Glendinnipg. Mrs, Victor
Mathcr. Mrs. Harry VAIN Harrison.
Mrs Tony Geyclin. Mrs. Richard
Wood. .Jr., and various others will nose.
1t all sounds pretty good to me.
.,r,py ppooup p,r, s..,.
M ""' n'''oNr auu ''o"oer o,oNes
h and their bridal party will have