Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-02

WAS gIau ~ A. y-a,.,
,srdoy afternoon FOR inc Ma,,S ni,
=, 'ti tor Marian. 1t did bio" ,rE.,I rhu ram !,
yea yea snow aud sleet SO on nIrsu'i ,ia
sng s!ab, md yesterday morning .na' :
nIs,' afraid a good many lnignt ""r oF oe
W. vl,o to T gct ont to the country Nm VI
ao, orc not the happy owners y, rurs, -
,,, us scc However, " cIcarcu 'n"Tsm "
ySds ymsss ;, it ali right, and it was peat"
tiful tea. .d ,ooLing. and her frock
ros simply sweet. OF aprl'3' I.'tv t,u,dc
was nmJ Iocc of the same shade maze
chine u"" sbort skirt and long wasted
with 1ior hair is rather light, and
bodice, II brushed well back from
s,r snr forehead. She has large, eNprrs' ,
I,.o ~. cycs. and is altogether rharl
sm' Wv pirI. She has been, at Hmlth Gol
,.so ms all winter. yor Know; anu Iei
ns nsronts, the Henry. Miller "a'tSi ug
pliIsJ 70 introduce her 70 thclr iriennS
nring the Easter HOLIDAYS ana eaEI
An ~" tca yesterday for that rehSoh' hhu
", Nance in the evening at Mr.; barney
800 u" for the dcbutantc. set. Inc dance
wv" W." civcn at Marian's grandfather 5
Iomso S" because the rooms are larger ana
ho,,or b""S arranged for dancing
WIZ Me- Watts looked very handsome IN
rown Of gray crepe de chine trimmed
sitS cream -rOlored lace and exquisite
French flowers. ,.... IT.
,,rJ who was Miss CarIotta Barney,
sister Of Mrs. Watts, and Mrs
Iocob Bunting prcsid led nj the tea
,oblc and the girls who received Yith
Marian were her cousin. Laura lihfd.
inT of New York; Helen O'Dell, OF
Wilmington; Martha THEM, of New
York Mary Sitter. Helen Seweil, Eliza-
tatb Tcaucs and Helena Mitchell.
SAW Mrs. Joe Widcner wearing
| stunning hat Of bright, dark blue
,,row fashioned with Il crown OF mod
srotc size and wide brim. The hat
WAS trimmed with all sorts aud colors
n cxouisitely mad" field flowers. with
Icre and there gayly colorrd wisp OF
nbeat pcpping out. It's very smart,
0rJ Mrs Widcner, having 'all the
Svc in the world knows at just what
sncIo 70 wear it, 50 that it is most chic.
sbs is pretty and 80 young looking.
DlD YOU hear that the Devon Show
~ iq to have Horse Show stables
erected, and they will occupy the east
line Of the polo field: OF course, You
will wonder why am specially inter
ested in stables. and when you near
why you will probably want to slap
me on the wrist, but let me whisper IT.
I don't like thunderstormS. and ! am
ant 10 look for them all afternoon. and
n the clouds are not in the right dl-
rertion for storm. 1t comforts me
muchly. WeIl out at Devon I've never
known the direction. and when | 20
10 the show ! watch clouds in all di-
rpctons. Now think of the JOY of
knowing that said stables will be built
on the east side of the field. Won't the
west be- opposite the east and the north
and south on either side. and il | see a
black cloud AT the northeast, will
worry? will not. Cheers for the
show say | And for the sake of
those who are Interested in horses. let
me tell YOU that the stables will have
4 frontage Of 500 feet, and the first
unit Of stables will contain ninety eight
stalls You see last year II was de
Clded to make Devon Americas Ma
tOnal Outdoor Show. and at that
time the Horse Show Association
purchased the polo field for a permanent
place So that's the whole cause of the
reason why, and | expect much more
peace Of mind on hot days all on aC-
count of it. Mr.. William Wunamaker,
DR.. Thomas Ashton and Mr.. Isaac II.
ClOthcr. Jr., are managers of the show.
uANE yon heard that the Girl Scouts
IL hOv" taken over the GarriCk Thea
ire for Monday night. April II. for a
benefit for their summer camp at Lang
horned! Last year, you know, they
moved all their paraphcrnalia from
PaoIi to l.anghorne and they have
wonderful camp out there, which Betty
Fox is largely responsible for, because
she superintendent the buildings and
chose the site. and took charge of the
camp as cOmmandant for the month of
July last year. OF course. the scouts
pay their board, but that about takes
care Of the food and all the other Incl
dental expenses have TO be covered,
and they are many and great, and so il
was decided to have this benefit.
Mrs, Gilbert Fox is chairman of the
Martin. Frances Clark, Rachel Price
and several others are working with
her to sell tickets and otherwise make
the evening Il great success. The play
itself is fine and predict a full house,
Tor every one is interested. or should
b" Interested, in Girl Scouts. It's so
good for the children. They are taught
So many fine things and they love it so
themselves