Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-25

Dick, Mrs. ]. B. Van Solver, Mrs. Francis
I. Gowen, Mrs. Henry Paul, Mrs. Edward
Stotesbury, Mrs. Francis McIlhenny, Mrs.
Radcliffe Cheston. Mrs. William d. Dss-
ton, Mrs. Walter Clark, Mrs. II. A. Laugh.
lin. Mrs. Edward L. Welsh, Mrs. w. Good
man, Jr., Mrs John ]. Henry, Mrs. John
Story Jenks Mrs. Randall Morgan, Mrs.
Joseph Elias. Mrs. Jay Cooke, Mrs. Fred
erick Taylor, Mrs. Warner Butterworth
and Mrs. Samuel Houston.
Some representative bunch Of women
that, eh, wot?
THE Orville Bulltts, of Chestnut Hill,
L are going up to Bar Harbor soon to
stay for several weeks. Mrs. Bullitt was
Susie Ingersoll, you know. Orville, un-
derstand, is awaiting his assignment to
place in the ordnance department. He
was among those drafted, but having
been chosen for this department some
time ago will probably work for Uncle
Sam in this way.
r HEAR the Albert Marriott Chambers
L are going to leave soon for New York,
where they will live in the future Mrs.
Chandler was Helen Boyd, of Haverford
She is daughter Of Mr.. James Boyd, who
is spending the summer at Haverford
Court. Her brother Fisher Boyd you
remember, married Joe Wood. Do you
,lso remember what a tragic time they
had? The original date of the wedding
had to be changed, for Fisher was sud
denly taken down with scarlet fever at
the Woods home some few days before
the wedding date. and had to be nursed
through his illness there, because they,
of course, would not allow him to be
taken to the Municipal Hospital, and so
had a nurse and everything there for
him. However, it ended happily. for he
got we'll and they were married and have
lived happily ever after.
MRS. WILLIAM COKE WRIGHT is
A'A still up at Newport where Billy Is
stationed. She was another recent bride,
Eleanor Carpenter, daughter of Dr. Jack
Carpenter, the well.known eye specialist
and very much like him in appearance
though Eleanor is much fairer but she
has the same curly hair. Billy is brother
Of Mrs Billy Forbes; in other words, Daisy
Coke Wright, and lives on the Main Line
He is at present in the reserves,
MISS LEILA LANDSTREET, of st.
4V1 Martins, is entertaining Mrs. Butler,
Of New York. Incidentally, Mrs. Butler
is the mother of Captain Edward Whit
man. and has just come up from Balti
more, where she has been visiting since
her sons marriage to Suzanne White
which took place on July IA.
NNE of the latest recruits to ambulance
" units was Arnold Jennings, son OF
DR.. and Mrs. William Beatty Jennings
Of Germantown. He has gone to New
York, and will sail for France with the
Eighth unit ambulance corps, which is
to go very soon, / understand.
NREAT zeal is surely commendable' but
~ then prudence and judgment shouio
also be exercised. should they not! But
suppose we must excuse the poiice de-
partment for being extra Jealous after our
friend Josephus sent word all the way
from Washington how very bad vice con-
ditions were here for the sailors ana
marines. I am afraid much, very much'
OF It Is true, too. ,s~
However. the detectives should be more
-choosy" ana the next time they happen
70 - . particularly respectable ana dis
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