Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-22

wonderful mountains and a spirited
horse.
Um-m-m! It is simply superb
MaXtield Parrish mural, with is vivid
coloring, is faint in comparison to the
real beauty of Gods country out there.
Frances Mears is on a ranch hear the
Burts' and she says that the weather
these last few weeks has been too wonder.
full for words.
nID you ever hear anything like the
~ number Of persons who are going up
TO Fort Niagara every week-end?' MRS.
Corbit Lowering left yesterday, and Dor.
othy, too, to see Corbit, who is up there
In the, officers training camp. I hear
some of the Eares are going up next
weekend to remain over the Fourth, so
that will be quite some weekend. They
tell me the hotelkeepers and druggists
about the place don't know what on
earth has struck them. One millionaire
treated few of his friends to ice cream
sodas about two weeks ago and handed
the druggist a one-hundred-dolla bill. The
man nearly tainted, but he managed to
go out and get change somewhere.
QUITE few of the younger fry of the
SE nation are as excited as the older ones
about the war, and John is going to An
napolis TO study naval warfare, and Joe to
West Point to enter the army, and great
are the plans for aviation for Charlie.
submarine work for Dick and gun hand.
ling for jim One small infant Of four,
cd To
probation of the dangers Of depopulation
in this country as we'll as in Europe, and
so Jack confided to his mother last week,
that he had decided to stay home and be
a Daddy.
CIDNEY BUNTING, the young son of
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bunting, left on
Tuesday for Annapolis to enter the Naval
Academy there. His mother was one of
the Barneys, you know, a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Barney, and sister
Of Mrs. j. Horace Harding, Mrs. Henry
Miller Watts, Baroness Won Miller, Mrs
Archibald Hubbard and Mr.. John Whit.
taker.
ALICE McCABE and Ruth Eisenhower
| "A will go down to Cape May next Tues
| day to open the McCabe cottage on Co.
lumbia avenue. Margaret McCabe, you
! know has been very ill at her home in
! Wayne It was quite a severe attack Of
| pneumonia I understand, and for a time
the family were very worried about her
but l am glad to say she is improving
steadily now.
The McCabe girls have always been
among the first to arrive at Cape May
| and the last to leave each season; and it
is to be hoped that Margaret will soon be
able TO go down, for the Stockton Bath.
house porch would be a queer and lonely
I place without her plus her knitting bag
N.Y. but she was stunning last season
in that black sweater and angora collar
| and cuffs. Ruth Eisenhower will Join
| her parents later and they will go to
Chelsea for the summer, as is their won't
TIME Andrew McKees, of Jenlintown,
| have decided TO spend the summer in
Ocean City, understand. Both Leroy
and Howard Mckee are stationed at
| Cane MAY in the Coast Reserves. think
A. Is very wise of the family not TO select
the same seashore resort, for IL must be
hard for discipline when relatives are
nea at hand. For my part, rather
wonder that it is allowed, as 1t has been,
and that so many wives Of the officers
An the training camps have settled near.
nv II must make It difficult for the
men who should give all attention A.
their study and drills
VS. N4NcY wxNNE.