Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

j interest here which is to take place on
rune II 1t will be that of DR.. Damaso
Jnine, of Havana. and Mrs. Rollin
White, of Goshen. n. Y. DIR. Laine is
very well known in this city. He is a
relative of the Keatings and Willcoxes
ond his sister, Mrs. Adolfo Santa
Maria, and her family live out at Ard
more. DR.. LANES first wife was Mrs.
Boulton Dixon, whose daughter is Mrs.
Morris Stroud. Jr., of Nillanova. Mrs.
Laine died about six years ago, leaving
a daughter, Lana Laine, who is attend
ing school at Eden Hall, Torrcsdalc.
Dr. Lame is one Of Havana's Lead
ing physicinns. He has n private hos
rital under his care down there and Is
widely known in his profession, as well
as socially.
CPEAKING of living in Cuba. re-
- minds of the fact that Margaret Dun
Iap's fnnce, Mr.. Sosthencs Bchn, has
hecn living down there, too. Margaret,
BY the way, has gone over to New
York for n few days. And Immediately
said to myself, Trousseau. For. you
know. she is to be married next month.
Margaret is very pretty aud always
dresses TO perfection. She hns lived
with her aunt, Miss Julia Bcrwind.
ever since her parents, M. and Mrs
sollyus Dunlap. died. Mrs. Dunlap
was n Miss Berwind, sister of Miss
Julia Berwind, and of Mr.. Edward
Perwind of New York, and Mr.. Harry
RSrwind' of this city. Margaret Bcr-
wind Is a first cousin Of Margaret Dun
i'm therefore, but while Margaret Ber"
Wind is rather dark, Margaret Dunlap
Is fair.
Mr. Behn has splendid war record.
ue was on the other side with the
American cxpcditionary forces and
served at general headquarters. He
took part in the Argonne drive and
was in command Of battalion in other
famous encounters. He ranked as a
iinutenant- colonel when hostilities were
over.
livery ONE was so glad to greet
T. Mrs Archibald Barklic when she
appcared at the first meeting OF the
Devon Country Fair committee, Of
which she is chairman, that the meet
ing almost turned into a pink tea,
Mr. and Mrs. Barklie have been
abroad. YOU know, and returned to this
,country last week. Mrs. Barklie has
bren in charge of the Country Fair part
of the Devon Show ever since 1t was
started out there. and has made it
90 ench year. And while every one of
Tho 300 Chnirmen and aides of the fair
has been working terrifically hard, it's
nice to feel that the one who Is pri-
marIly responsible for the affairs sue
cess is here on the spot And from all
hear Mrs. Barklie is right on the job.
The Home Brew Orchestra (now
don't cnll them band-they are IN or
,chcstra) is to play for the dance music
every afternoon. And II that is not
charity. | ask you. All those boys
playing and playing, and never having
a chance to dance themselves, though
there is one banjo player who does
dance around bit all by himself while
PLAYING. Far be it from me to tell his
name, it might cmbarrass him; but
keep your eyes peeled and you'll see
him when you go to the show.
Mrs. Charlie Harrison has charge of
the dancing and Mrs. John Converse,
Mrs. Alfred Devereux and Mrs. Edgar
Church will chapcrone also, and Mary
Fahnestock. Agnes Bartlett, Mary
Howland, Ruth Packard, Sarah Bar
ringer. Augusta Harrison and Mary B.
Thayer are to be the aides for the
dancing. Altogether 1t sounds very ex-
citing.
A Nd tonight we have the Triangle
"A Club performance at the Bellevue
StratfOrd and a dance in the afternoon
for the undergrads at the Princeton
Club. There are to be great many
parties for the show; all the boxes have
been taken and all the old Princeton
men will be there. And while talking
Of Princeton let inc tell you tale of
Betty, who is two and a half and the
daughter Of Princeton man, as well
ms the granddaughter of another Prince
ton man. | know it sounds remark
able, but it's true. When Betty IL
asked to cheer for Princeton she re-
mlrks: "Wah' Wah' Princeton -
Well, n couple of weeks ago on q
lovely afternoon Betty's mamma took
her to the Zoo and they were going
through the lion house having won
derful time roaring at the sleepy lions
and watching the funny little sun bear
walk back and forth, and then suddenly
they came TO cage in which walked
a great big beautiful tiger. Betty stood
sp"lIbound, and then. with a funny