Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-15
NANCY WYNNE CHATS GAYLY
ON VARIOUS SOCIAL DOINGS
white Sulphur Springs Has Many Philadelphans Among
It's Guests-Number of Persons Spent Summer
Out on Ranch in Wyoming

x-RoM White Sulphur comes the news
Il n a delightful afternoon tea given
49,. on Wednesday afternoon by Judge
rharles y. McMichael and his attrac-
,,ve wife, and many a good old Phil
.aelphia name is to be seen among the
.,.sts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Moss, Jr.. for
.-.,spce. which reminds me OF the great
..vo,,on OF that same Mr.. Moss for his
.s.,er. Miss Julia, who died several years
s.ck II was said that this brother and
.,,,er never allowed a day to pass with
out writing each other letter. HIS
.tber sister, long since dead, was Miss
iosephine Moss, and she had singu'
,.,,v beautiful voice. which many of her
IA friends will remember. Mrs. William
t.srrv Newbold, mother of Mrs. Ethel
Nsvtold Mccullough and Mrs. Bob Wurts,
,,sre also gs4ests OF the McMichaels, as
-..r. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Davis Clark
"a Josephine McCulloh. Eugenia and
r,en Mary Cassatt and one of the Ellis
s,r,s are down at White Sulphur and
,bey and Ned Buckley. Sd, rode recently
~ young's Trail, which is considered
some feat in those parts.
t,dith Baily, Eleanor Arnett, Alva Ser
seant and Frances La lame are some OF
,he girls who have been spending the
.ummer out at the Struthers Burts
Ranch, Bar B. c., Jackson's Hole, Wyo.
Miss Mary Lewis is there also as chap
,rcn or companion to Frances La Lanne'
40 she is having a good time riding and
clirnbing with the others. Alva Sergeant
has already returned and l suppose the
others will be traipsing homeward soon
again.
speaking of traipsing homeward, when
an earth do you suppose our soldier boys
will be home again? It's getting serious,
Won know, because pretty soon there will
be the new debbies on the tapis, and just
think what innings the stay-athome men
can get in. First thing the troopers
know they'll find the new crop of debs
ali otherwise engaged before they have
a chance to make an impression. Here's
hoping for their sakes that the Presi-
dent and Congress and all the rest of the
Red Tape brigade send them home before
II is too late.
One wonders what in the world people
will do next. Have you heard the latest
\ IN New York? These women who so
around with poodle dogs all the days of
their lives cannot be separated from them
long enough to see play. for instance; so
the managers of the Hippodrome have
actually opened a kennel next to the cloak
room where Miss Pup and Mr.. Dog will
be entertained during the afternoon while
their respective mistresses see the show
I'm not surprised, so foolish do some
women become over these small CANNES
Only recently when at a resort where the
bathing is acknowledgedly of the best,
Witnessed woman who carried her dog
under her arm everywhere on earth that
she could. He could not go to church
70 she couldn't, and indeed the only
place she would go without him was the
ocean, for Doggine did not like water (as
4 Il was more than possible to judge when
near him), so the lady would have heI
maid accompany her to the edge of the
ocean; then Puppy would be delivered to
her and she had to stand on the edge, sc
mother may see him's owntem downtems
from the sea-" until the lady had finished
her bath, when he was restored to hel
arms.
Good night NANCY WYNNE.