Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-09
n Mannheim on Sunday night.

WHAT do you think the very latest
V wrinkle is? Not velvet bathing suits
~ .hort hose q should think that would
y ono large wrinkle) or cocktail parties
On ne beach (that same liquid poured
Into cunning pastboard cups with COCKS
pInted on them). Oh. no; although
upd,r,tand that all these things are sup
so,,d to make for happiness in the lives
9ths frivolous minded. This new project
4 much more serious and high-minded'
I. md II really takes some nerve. II Is
! Mlc to take unto yourself a course In
hctsriology in order that you may be-
cone better fitted to go as a nurse or
nurses helper to the other warning coun-
tA Who do you suppose has elected TO
become' mistress of this difficult study?
None other than Mrs. Bob Torrey. Bob,
\ you remainder, was one Of Pennsylvania's
football stars. He married Florence p.
Smith year or so ago, and, after all, II
seems very fitting that the wife OF
: doctor should wish to be of real value at
this stage Of the game, when 1t is quite
probable that he will go abroad some
4 tms In the dim or near future.
DAuLINE DIsSTON'S wedding is draw
Ing . good many Philadelphians to New
lcrt today. Harriet Geyelin and Alexan'
ta Dolan have gone UP to attend the
wedding, and Brownie Warburton has
m Jenkintown, with Newport and the
wsdding as her goal. The Henry Morton
4 hcAichaels. who have been at Cape May,
md to 20. Of course. as Henry is one Of
John Wanamaker's ushers.
HERE are some people leaving this
= weak, though, who are going neither
y Newport nor to the wedding. Betty
AacCuen Smith, of Germantown, is going
% Mount Kineo, Me-. to spend what is
NJ Of tho summer. Mrs. Norris Vaux. of
Caestnut Hin. left yesterday for Rich
nsd Springs, where she will spend sew
va weeks. Doctor Vaux is in France
lwim the American field service The Louis
AAaeiras, Of School House lane. German
VIVA went-or rather started to went-to
Softhsast Harbor today. Mr.. and Mrs
s'sAe Simonin have come back from the
.a'iondacks, where they were staying al
uur camp. and next week they will have
melr guests in Chestnut Hill Miss
ussn'a Burlington and Miss Sara Louise
Suinnkton. of Chicago.
tnsre were two entertainments giver
~As oy Philadelphians away from home
isaac Clothiers. Jr.. gave an informa
ancaeon in Narragansett Pier. where
are spending the summer at tn,
judith Country Club. Mrs. San
-u0' Of 2lo4 Spruce street. gave bridge
~ this afternoon. which was really {
r1.swermins for her new cottage ii
sa'nor' Imagine wanting to warm {
use IN this kind Of weather. But lik,
.ythins else. there are housewarming
sad housewarmings.
ID at times a movie fan, I see |
5000 many people come into the movi
Nness have seen them enter as /
10y owned the place and stalk down t.
'front.' row. I have seen them com
Onnded by, the sunlight and fall owe
s. y crack. have heard them come Il
suas ana have felt them stumbl
my feet; but wait till tell you wha
RI saw Yesterday.
y was during tho "select,on. bv III
s,s ss did not notice them a
49, nut az they came by my row I sa,
kS ney were walking very slowly.
w'tn each other and In time to tn
NO one could pass them. for the
Z<s soe py each. They were both yer
,hcsdsntaily. .and It looked as
u1g prsam hsd snsnared then
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