Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-31

esQueneSS ana great
beauty Is some little good-looker herself,
and besides. is a really great favorite
Lisa is to be a bridesmaid for Pauline
Disston and John Wanamaker, Sd, when
they are married on August IL. Lisa
and Pauline both lived in Chestnut Hill
q kiddies, and though Pauline has Lisa
beaten by a year or so on the age ques-
don, they were always very good friends
tom the times when, dressed in Irish
hce-trimmed frocks and huge bonnets
wood avenue just in front Of their gov.
srnesses.
THERE certainly were a bunch of peo-
~ pie up at Fort Niagara over the week.
4 end. So many of the younger matrons
have cottages up there this season, and
they are all keeping open house, it seems
10 me. Mrs. Roddy Page and Mrs. Quincy
Adams Gilmore have one together and
are constantly entertaining. The Paul
Thompsons have been up there visiting
Tin, who is in the camp. Speaking of the
amp, wonder who is the barber there?
lou see I have been reading George
Aooke, 3d's, effusion on the First City
Troop on the Mexican border, and in 1t
Ae says that Flo Rivinus and Saunders
Meade were the BARRIERS, and he insin-
\ rated that Saunders was the better Of
The two and Saunders, alas is not at the
training camp, so what do you suppose
they have all done? They are a bit
nearer to civilization, however, than they
we're at Ell Paso.
AND while on the subject Of Ell Paso,
"A we have with us in our midst today
Miss Betty Scott Clark, who made her
bow to the world on Sunday in Atlantic
City. Ell Paso made me think Of Walton
r Clark, Jr., and so naturally would turn
70 the glad news heard today that he
and Betty are being congratulated on
ne birth Of little daughter. She came
70 town at the Nevada Apartments,
where Betty is spending the summer, and
Just does seem mighty nice that she
eame to see her father before he has to
szgo to France, as he will soon with the
second Artillery, for he is a captain OF
one Of the regiments.
You remember how romantic their we'd
emg was last year at Mount Gretna.
4 When Betty decided in a days time to be
Harried and collected what few members
\" her family she could together and
was married up there a week or two
before the troops went down to the bor-
der.
Later she moved down to Ell Paso and
Aept mouse for several months in bun
tuow there. Betty is awfully pretty
.no they tell me the little daughter is a
'sauty. I am SO glad for them all.
IdE Warner Earnshaws are again
s going to Alaska for the season. This
( year Mrs. Boulton Earnshaw, who went
vitn them last season, will stay at her
\ xSnestnut Hill home to work for the Red
y Sross. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Earnshaw
s~rted for the West on Thursday. She
~ New Yorker, you know, and has
I pesn very popular here since she married
1rner and came to Philadelphia to live.
~ boulton Earnshaw was Olive Potter,
eAughter Of Mrs. Thomas Potter, who
sd one OF the most indefatigable of the
~ Gross workers In the city. Indeed,
may almost always count on findins
mer Mrs. Potter or Mrs. Earnshaw at
Red Cross headquarters on Walnut
ssh In the Stock Exchange Building.
ume one might stop In.
= AND MRS. HENRY KELLAR
AuRTz. JR., of Benezet street,
tnut Hill, are occupying the home
r' Kurtz's parents, on School House
e In Germantown. while they are
Mrs. Kurtz. Jr., was Anna Long
sister Of Mrs. Stanley Pierson
Ars. Karl Dodge. AS / told you last
the Karl Dodges have come from
q and are to live here from now
ana all their friends are posilutely
United"
Isaac simonins have gone up to
'Fondacks. where they are over
beilding Of their camp, which