Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-01

nv von going to the luncheon next
~ Tuesday? What luncheon? Well,
~ vou we're womens overseas legion
ron wouldn't ask; YOU would jpst
.ot,rapy know. And you would 20.
..,,so tbesc lunrheons are Interesting
o1.;rs to say the least. And you don.
s,,n IN be legion yourself to go. "
ror hist know lcgioner or legiohcss
and shc asks YOU, you can go 10 tpe
luncheon ann you cnn even pay ior
you tbc l,st of members really makes
wy" wv, feel proud 10 know them. and SO
ry svn of thcm. too for there were a
n, MAJ many of our Philadelphia girls
w" sow service with the A. 70: f. or
,ho French military. or whatever
hroncb of the allied armies they nap
pensd to be in ,. r., ,,.,.o
Besides having seen active service. she
rss the first American woman 10 enter
Germany after the armistice, crossus
irto that country as y. ~ ~.
snutsc, ,nv worker with the First Division
hen II moved up to occupy Cobienz
Warcoret Robins is another member
,,ha wss attached Go the French army
os n nurse early in the confiictl ann
~, Rnsses. of Doylestown. Gertrude
.n nd Molly. who were also with the
Trcnch Red Cross. and Mrs. braden
Kvle, Mrs. Kyle. incidentally; besides
beinr vice president OF the Vverseas
Legion, is chairman oi the iuncneom gu
Trssdav Mrs. Oswald Chew is nrcsi-
Iusso"if n,, Duhring. treasurer: Peggy
panso,s secretary, and on the executive
aonr,;ttee are Gertrude Ely. Lefty Nc
W,n, Margaret Robins, Julia William.
MINI patts Elliot and several others
whose names 7 do not remember Us
uowever. we we're talking about SAID
,,,nnbcon we're we not? We were NOT
but wa are going 10. wen, MISS hnne
Woresn who Is to speak on Wenues
Jav afternoon in the Academy lo'nr,
ms consented to come over neIr on ,u
Ia I",, hofore and will talk at the luncheon
.bort .bho hcr reconstruction work In the
souos,,ted regions Of France. MISE
Tortrnde O'Reilly, who was in France
ton year doing active work. VIII tei,
nt tbc development Of occupatonhl
.ho-omy no n result of the war. MISS
nSI'poiiiv was In charge of a reconstruc-
Jon INIT in hospital in southern
France in 1918 and 1917. Ihen M,s. Nj
lewis r. Dick is to speak on joyce NJ
mer and his war poetry, anu r.t
Tor,ei,us Stevenson ia to be the gues,
~ honor OF Inc
sounds yery interesting to me:
hear that the Women's overseas
Lesion Is to march In the big parhue
n.rt Thursday. having been asked ps
40 American Legion to join IN; Inc
cInh was formed little less than
wear ago. with about twenty -hVe women
nrssent and has now more than one
bnndrcd and twenty five members, ana
Ia every day receiving applications from
other women who served overseas, loo.
They have a clubroom in the Emergency
Aid on Rittenhouse square, ana c,e,a
Saturday afternoon serve tea anu nolu
omen house for members and prospective
ones. as well. NJ,
Edward Ridde Halscy. Sophie Norris,
Mrs L. 4. Davis. Frances Clark ana
Frances Clark Zone in town and one 10
Chestnut Hill. you know, and not re-
Iated) Julia MacAlisterr Helen
Knight. Miss Frances Wharton. Rachel
Rakcr. Agnes Irwin. Anne Nauclaln,
Margaret Law. Ailsa MacColl, Miss
TuIiana Wood. Mrs. Arthur II. Hutch
inson. DR.. Maudc Kelly. Mrs. Alice
Weld Tallant. Grace and Elizabeth
Thompson. the Sanders twins. Mrs.
Hunter Scarlet. Mrs TAFT Mackenzie,
Eleanor Bispham. Miss Louise Snow =
den. Mile. Miel. Mrs. Bart Hirst, Jr';
Ruth Israel. Margaret Nellor. and
many. many others.
TALKING Of the rooms at the Finer
l. gency Aid reminds me 1 noticed a
typographical error in the column last
night wherein il spoke Of a studio tea
at the Emergency Aid on Saturday
night Later it said Sunday, but in
case YOU did not read that paragraph
through. | want to say that 1t IL on
Sunday night, and Miss Sarah Lowric
is In charge. And ] hear that Captain
Vladimir PeIfilicss Is helping, and that
Mrs. Seymour de Witt Ludlum will
sing eighteenth century songs, and
Elizabeth Lowrie Derr, Indian songs.
Mr.. Melzlner is TO give character
sketches Of instructors at the Academy
Of the Fine Arts. and Arthur kitson
will play. Mrs. George Fales Baker,
Mrs. Harrison Gamer. Mrs. George
Lorimer and Mrs. Hamilton Colket will
receive the guests.
FATHER was sitting in his smoking
room when he heard what seemed to
he controversy between Ted and his
mother. as they came up the stairs.
And he heard just enough to CLEAN that
tn" answer Ted gave his mother was
pert ''red." called he, mo rudeness
to your mother" But" said Ted,
sticking his head into the room, ''she
was wrong Tut, tut, don't let me
hear ANYTHING like that in regard to
mother" said father. Ted looked at
him.
Now, as a matter Of fact. his mother
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