Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-05
structors to guide one and a country full
of color and romance?

SlTuClOrS 10 guide one ana u country lull
of color and romance?
TNHE Rev. Carl f. Grammer and Mrs.
- Grammer have decided to spend the
Echo Lake. Dorothy and Elizabeth
Grammer went up a fortnight ago, and
their mother Joined them last week, Doc
tor Grammer will spend as much time as
possible with them, but these are pretty
busy times for clergy as well as layman,
so 1 doubt if he will be able to stay from
his church for any great length of time.
INDEPENDENCE DAY and it's parties.
l. dances and parades being over, time
tables are consulted, trunks checked and
houses closed up till September for every.
body knows what July is, and the Fourth
generally introduces the permanent hot
spell.
The Harmar family moved today en-
masse as usual, to the north, Mr. and
Mrs Billy, with their children, and Billy's
mother, Mrs. George Warder, with her
children, all aiming for Gloucester Mass
Celestine Warder will come out next fall
Gf there is any coming out) and should
have a good time, for she is a most at
tractive girl. Betty is quite young but
she is just as pretty as the rest of them,
and I suppose it won't be long before we
hear her spoken of as a subdeb. Joe
| Dodge and her mother have left for
jamestown, where they will spend the
summer with Mrs. Kern, Mrs. Dodge's
mother.
Mrs Dobson Altemus has gone to
| Wernersville with her children. The Re-
| maks, of Chestnut Hill, are going to York
| Harbor with their popular daughter
Margaret, who came out last winter.
Josephine Hooper, who has been staying
with Pauline Arey in Chelsea, has gone
to visit Joe Reeves at Buckhill, Philadel.
phia has not seen much of Joe this last
winter, because she was away at school,
but she and Prim are coming out next
year, and they will surely add to the
debutante set.
Mary Pancoast is another subdeb who
is leaving town. She will spend the sum-
mer with the family at Cape May and
another of the seasons buds, Helen
Moore, is spending the summer with her
family at Sharon, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Gamer motored
up TO Manchester, Mass, last week, and
are entertaining as lavishly as usual al
Felsenmeer at Danas Beach Dr. and
Mrs. Henry Register also left for motor
trip to Kennebunkport Their son Layton
was recently married to Julia Musser, you
remember. And among other departures
small Eleanor Purviance, daughter OF
Mrs. Pere Wilmer, is going to camp in
New Hampshire for the summer.
NOW is the time when the summer furs
IN and palm beach suits thrive! You
can blame a girl for taking to her fur
hut YOU can't blame a man for getting out
of his hot serge and into the cool, light
clothes. The transfer does change mans
appearance, even more than one would
think. from almost frantically hot tC
neacefully cool, and little Mary, ageC
e,ght proyed her idea of the change after
exclaIming at her fathers beautiful ap
nearance the other night in his new 'ic'
cream suit, all dressed up and ready t
make a call with her mother. She walked
around him and around him. after many
remarks about his changed appearance
and then, "Why. MotherT, she exclaimed
avon and Daddy win go down there Il
Nana's tonight and everybody win say
.vvbv Helen, who is this you have will
,oogs NANCY WYNNE.