Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-10
.oov WRIGHT Is wearing

rrv COOK WRIGHT is wearing
LnD Tho most stunning capes, ]
- os ssen this season. ~ is Oh o,,f5s fas
9s.te Blue duvetyne ana mss, hss ,s,t Wow tor
osrs orsr Of squirrel fur. It's pun uds.fui .uSe G
ccI'f m fur, but has the most Wono1t ss;a e.st
me ,ne | saw her on the stses' .tS stmnn;ns T
llnS'' she was looking very stunncs oma ser.
Finley tssr are becoming to her. This
tainly .nIS Sod wide dark blue straw
dsy sne she and Whitney have one
picture na' attractive small houses on
Of tnUs. ..treet, 2125. I think 1t IL.
,urRE Is to be an interesting mee.'
1hb ,,, ot Mrs. De Witt Cuyler's 10
! ing ou' this afternoon. 1t 10 held
Hsveriossoo so ousn;ccs Of the Bryn Mawr
un'Si un.;lory Of the. seamen,s Church ,st IN
au;i aa,;t,ie and Is OF course III .ne .nvn ,S
',''tb >. tbe seamen's Church hnst,tSte iS,., IN
town = tho New York Church Institute,
teId' oi oidrs,s , the meeting and II Is TO be
IS 70 auTif hoif after 4 O'Clock. You know
beId q. " "roiect which number. OF
oi tne nromincnt women are launching,
sociGlli; li;,dI;no and up keeping of large
the ph,h phmrch hotel for seamen. There
intercnuinn nned for such an establishment
is Barntiv arsatii for did you know that more
tvloens,a' tvn, million scnmen came to this
mort mort last year? ,, :. % rrov;de
lhc lhtc.,oh,e and clean lodging, and
econ ecmioIsu food for these men at the
Uuos.;hle price. lisa splendid thing
lowest pv Vov The Bryn Mawr auxiliary
] NUS n.ork 1% includes yillanova, Rose
OF tne tIoycrford and Ardmore and the
mon, an of the auxiliary Is Mrs. stan
Ghsirr''IETl Ghsr Elare Jr., Mrs. Anthony Geye-
icy y" rd Mrs Henry Pepper Naux are
in anu anuuosidents. Mrs. Shipper willing
wee eocretery and Mrs. Griswold flagg'
sd., treasurer.
coMETIMES I fairly gasp when l
Shoor tho various things women are
sI,I ns" and I wonder where those cynics
uo'"n srho soy that our women OF society
are "nIy Idle butterflies. Indeed for the
~, w. - mo 7 can't understand how they
JIG "a 'aaccomplish as much as they, 90,
caI attsnd 10 social affairs at all. a
anu many Of them do let the social
Eteas tSs 90 hut many keep both up. For
,n;ns ,a;ns en n hoard doesn't mean just lend
ing their names. .,.. ..,,d - a.
rh.;stontrcr's Hospital. for instance;
.,d read It's annual report. You VIII ma
~, unu GLADYS Muller, who as you re-
.uas ..,hcr came out just about two years
n,.''b .a has been going to that hospital Tor
sn,bs nsU 40 technician and anesthetist
,l"ab .nd wbo would be there yet had 1t not
S..r | that her health would not permit
pc.u hours Ouite a number of the
ssrncor airls have gone on the board 10
, ,s;.t sydney Biddle, who came out
L,is'' ,.is uinfer, has been recently elected
.naJ nJ snnhic Yarnall has been put on too
"nd ".d Mary Tyler Of Chestnut Hill.
any MAT hospital is for children, you
,row and I think they are having q
S"nstion day today. It's up at Hunt
;r,don and Lawrence streets.
DIp you hear that Mrs. George
DDallas Dixon's play, Among thu
Pines " won second prize at the Plays
and Playrrs' annual prize play compe-
tition? The three plays which had been
chosen by n committee were acted or
Monday and Tuesday nights in the play
room, The winner of the first prize was
Miss Abigail Marshall. Of New York
She Is a librarian of New York; city and
evidently clever woman, for the play
was very unusual and was treated in a
most original way. Mrs. Dixon's play,
Among the Pines" had second plac,
and Mr.. Robert L. Spiller. professor OF
English at the University. won the
third prize with an extremely clever
play!et entitled the Return OF the
Spirit" They were well acted by mem
bers Of the club.
DRETTY soon we will have Marcl
l. 81. which is supposed to be the frs
actual day of spring. and then wei
have crocuses and tiny blades of grass
md little buds on the trees and al
the other pretty things after that. Bu
We will have other harbingers Of sprini
also which are not so pretty. In fact
some Of us have spied them already