Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-09

u,vE socn some beautiful clothes
I,,c Mrs Stacy Lloyd was on
= OF ,'t Ia" ,trcct tho other day looking
chcIoIy smart in a dark blue tailored
oA..'.nJ nJ her hat was stunn ing and un;
SUI "u" uros fashioned of tan -colored
rssIaI, nnd trimmed with rose -colorcd
tat tane'u ,I,"rning glorics. The hat was
yeivr. eiroar, ',T shancd and very becoming.
mgsIal mg,,a. I,rorgc NIcFaddcn is wearing q
MrI'r I'rrn .errr frock which is trimmed
nG.H .i.I, "iik braid an inch .WloN' n On"
WIN large black hot trimmed with
wear, eaFS,al Fnoihcrs with the frock and 1t
nnctHl', tHl,,Lins ~. Mrs. McFaddpn usually
IS iorgo hats and they ar" always
Incoming 10 hcr' -,....., ,,o, ,ror, bv
t,otbcr smart costume was ""ru w
-,NN!ul.!nc Nu"!,n Codwalndcr. who, as you
,.La,, III ~; ia 70 hc bud next season. igc
EIu" E u.o. of black canton crepe rhauS
IreSI S,roight lines and quite plain; ana
on on ,rorS gray stockings. ana eiack
snt nato1t leather strapped slippers. .i,h iiGL
Li,ci G,,i, ,i1l mushroom hat WIS 'aCeu WIZ NV
r..ncb bluc straw and trlinh!cd Ut ,lc
"a, If the brim with slngIe Watp.
@ III, with Christine : utlah ioCNe sU"
,...,,,r how becoming that get up "un,
Hnd though tfack seems olu t,,o,od ~,
rnmrr ,lNT girl, It simply acceu'u"'o'
Christne's youth.
,1,,1- becn hearing quite lot about
.hc Germantown May Market, WNtSSn Yen
:, to bc hold on the twcntleLn q f,rb rb'
.,orth NJ thc Gcrmnntown 'rlrke' ,.'VU, W.
w. r. hc given for tho ben"nI " Tis;t ~
Worton street Day Nursery o''I ,l 49,
inc inc Nurse Society, yoni Know ,oar mr' that
c"ing TO BE- great. ! thlnh' in me" nborgS
NrSi .or LrrtIbl t,oble. with n good committee
ol TomtJN' nt too extensive toys this year.
anu , NV those who will help Mrs. Giark
Au'0';f fre Arthur Jones. Mrs' E,llle
aLe Nrs Thomas Wistar, Mrs
.S.nn,, nu,n o. rrnmIcy and Mrs. Heating John-
~ 1CN'[ and It's rumored that all the kld-
En- ,i. l., .'' Tho vicinity will be there, too.
d'eSS S,rl ~ Coodell will have bread and
..;,i W. orJ Mrs. Albert Bacon the candy
to,I .oho "' ,rhilc Mrs. Thomas Sharpless
,.Ii ,JT'' L,vc the cake. The novelty tabic
W. no presided over by Mrs. Mcrtz
ord Hazel Coffin will have the oapy
show IN her care.
,,rAsN'T it relief when tho sun
w came out on Saturday? / think
an mnr minds and points Of view
,or, rettinc a bit murky with tho con
,,,noi cold wet weather. I know pretty
rcorI,. c,cryonc 7 met last week had
,r"nrh and thought meant some,
tb,rr never oven dreamed OF, II
morpIy said Good morning. was u
hat way with you? And did cyerEonS,
toIl YOU II was perhaps you VINO nas
tbe crouch, and not he, she, or theH
We'll, is all over now ana we WI
n-occcd 70 smile with the weather. even
!. !, is nrcdictcd that it will be- nasty
acain next week. ] defy It TO be.
nIU YOU know that. the Tom Robins
~ and their daughter. Margaret, Will
SAT- on Thursday for Europe and VIII
hp cone until late in the autumn! Mrs.
Robins, heard some one say the other
iav had not been away from Philadei- =
Mia for any length Of time since be-
fore tho war and she had worked so
hard mud 90 marvelously in that time 10
tho various committees OF the Emer'
gcNcv Aid and other things she ~ IN =
torogted In It really Is fine that shc IS
soiEs to have such n bcautltui trip.
Margaret was abroad during the war
and did wonderful work. in the Near
Iett ana u tdH't hIlIohS 'h' W :,
and -f,l,ian.. and she too must need
an entire rhange and rest. She has
been hard n It all winter here in charge
- thr employment bureau at the Emrr-
gency h,d trying TO obtain tcmrHrar%
work at least for the many unemployed
rhis year understand they Will sprno
lone trmo in Franc" and Italy and WI
D.. back home IN September
Mr.. Lrniq Audenried and her. twG
daughters. Wilaminn and Saral
Vent, aud Miss Pauline Bowie are
going r. Europe on the twelfth OF this
month also. and 50 are Mrs. Samuel Is
Reeves aud hcr son, jay. Mr.. Reeves
and tho two other boys will Join then
over there in June
Mrs. Edward 3. Smith. Jr.. who wa'
Nqs Barnes and is an Englishwoman
is sailing on Thursday TOO With Mrs
Charles Roberts and Doris. Of PcnlIyn
Mrs, Smith will visit her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnes in London
and Mr. Roberts will stay with he,
mother Mrs Cory, in the same city.
Altogether there are so many goinI
abroad il socmS almost ms if there woulc
h@ very frw left AT home. I1oweve
veil And there arc many delightful
people 'at' for us to enjoy q dandy sum
Ner with even If We cahnot ourselvc
rsneg" 2 trip TO the other side,
NANCY Wy%SE.