Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-03
NANCY WYNNE CHATS ABOUT THE
VARIOUS HOLIDAY DOINGS
With the Beginning of July Even the Country Homes Are
Vacated for Points Along the Coast and Town Will Be
Virtually Empty for Tomorrow

MAINE seems to be the goal toward
lVl which residents Of Philadelphia
and It's suburbs have determined to turn
their faces, though the fact that many
of our men folk are somewhere on the
way TO the border line" may keep many
who had intended going North nearer
home, for this summer at least. Among
those who have decided on Bar Harbor
are the Francis 1. Gowens; Marianna
you know, came out this last season and
will virtually keep on going out through
the summer at this fashionable resort
Mrs. Henry Price Wright when last
heard from intended to go to Seal Har-
Dor, as usual to be with her mother, Mrs
Bayard. can't remember II Henry is In
the N. @. p, though would hope 80 for
the boys sake, for there are few merrier
souls In the world than said Henry, and
he would certainly keep things lively In
camp with his unending fund of humor,
whereas for Mrs. wright's sake 1 hope
ne isn't going. That's the way 1t isi
there are always two sides to ones
wishes, don't you think7
The Wilmer Blddles intend going to
Bar Harbor, where they have O. cottage.
Harriet will be q debutante next year,
and q mighty attractive one at that, let
me tell you.
The Houstons, I understand have
changed their plans and are not going as
far as Clapboard Island, Me-, where they
usually go, because Henry is UP at Mount
Gretna and will shortly leave for "some-
where South" II he has not left already,
20 his family will go no further than
Massachusetts, for the summer.
One of the delightful holiday parties
will be given for Mary Rush. the younger
sister of Charlotte Rush and future deb.
The party will be buffet supper, and 1t
will be given by Harriet Zell, OF Balti-
more, at the homo of her mother, Mrs.
w. w. Abell, near Roland Park, Md.
After supper the guests will attend the
dance to be given at L'Hirondelle Club,
Ruxton. Miss Rush left on Saturday to
be the guest of Miss Zell until after the
Fourth.
Naturally there will be a decided patri-
otto demonstration tomorrow, for though
our men were released by Carranza things
are very serious yet, and there are some
who see no way out of the situation, out
that war It must be eventually, for Mex
leo must be shown that we are not people
who are willing to lie down and let them
Just walk over the border whensoever
they may feel inclined thereto and Kill
as many of our citizens as they please
30 long as they mind their own business
and do not lawlessly attack us, so long
will we leave them in peace. mo, indeed,
we do not want war; but let them take
their hands off our American boys or by
gum we'll show them what war is!' as
certain khaki-clad boy was heard to say.
"And them's my sentiments" says Little
Nancy. All the clubs in the suburbs VIII
have celebrations of the Fourth. There
will be a dance at Mannheim and ono at
Merton and the usual display of fireworks
at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. There
will also be entertainments at the Over
brook Golf Club, Torresdale Golf Club,
Huntington Valley Country Club and
whitemarsh Valley Hunt Club.
NANCY WYNNE.