Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-04

.r,.r ores For instance. Mrs. Richard
I'M is going up to Canada to stay WIN
I'm laughter, Mrs. Daniel Bates, ana l
|ku.v, ,he'll stay longer than weekend
rA.rs would not be much sense In taxing
Y Ing trip for so short time Iheh
Nh Nicholas Roosevelt, of Jenkinto"n'
! eoIng TO spend most Of this month
IN hsr aunt. Miss Caroline Sinkler, In
cruo.ster Mass. Mrs. Roosevelt was
rmiv sinkler, YOU remember, and came
~ from her home in the South to visit
u Philadelphia relatives two years ago
n. met Mr. Roosevelt. who promptly
Nh IN love with her, and the romance
smiuated in a wedding last year at the
lnuttul old sinkler plantation.
THE WILLIAM DIXONS. of Baltimore
n, nm here now visiting Mrs. Dixon's
nr,uts IN Chestnut Hill. Really, it's an
|axfuI tax on ones memory to get these
[nhr straight and know who married
/ vho md when and where. for 1t seems
Y M there is new bride in "our set
~ nearly every week, IL not two or
ts week. Well, Mrs. Dixon was
| ulM crisfield, do you remember? She
vu married last fall. After they have
tayed with Mr. and Mrs. Crisfield for
| vAIe they will 20 to Atlantic City for
| ths remainder of the season.
| up in Bar Harbor this week Mrs.
Charles Farnum is visiting Mrs. John
. Garrison and will remain with her all
sDnth while in September Mrs. Leland
Hsrison will visit her.
THE HOWELL PARRS, of Baltimore
y are spending this month with Mrs
hr's sister. Mrs. William Joyce Sewell
H. who Is at Cape May. Mrs. Parr was
shd McCreary and Mrs. Sewell, Anna
wv McCreary. They are the daughters
q the late Congressman George D. Nc
Geary, and have spent their summers
Cape May for many years; in fact. be
nrc either was married. The McCrearys
~ the cottage at Guerney street ant
Wlumbia avenue near stockton Row,
ne eight houses on Guerney stree
- 70 be called, when the old Stockton
hnsl was In existence ,rand many goot
Ms entered about that old place. Ethe
- howell Parr down at Cape May. If
not mistaken. Their brother, Georg'
hcCrsary, Jr., married Nellie Williams
uawdl Parr, called by his intimate
you remember, was the man wh'
uom one of the Baltimore Coun
~ uuDs to the Charles street boulevar,
wager some years ago.
~ quite some event in Baltimor
W and as the wager came off in tn
hours It was no end of sigh
Nions and scionesses Of Baltimore
iamilies lining the fences an
" the course which Hal was t
ne did it, too. mind you, and, wha
'."s' oid not have bad illness af,
and 1t certainly was a wonder
ue roll covered several miles. an
nave been dizzier than ever be
Ahce His brother, Raj Parr, ha
"onoerful horses. They are bot
10y popular members of Baltimore
HNp MRS. WILLIAM II. WAN
AAER. Jr., and their family. @
wi Yesterday for their countr
ss' Alsted, N. H., to renal
4.h the fall. 1t ought TO be coo
~ New England. Isabella War
TN. - Just come back from Sprin
expects to go 10 Connection
st,s' weeks. Isabella is certainl
sp,s. s's''y and a great favorite. sh
ui6 N. ~ you know, and very graceful
~ !. aea' hsure for horseback an
40 sport she loves better.
" .,ooE ~. Is up at Bar Harbo
hy,,s aA l told you last week. sh
kSs, wNh the Megargee Wright
a|r,s - nannah are very good friend
g NJ ~ sne Is having no end of a zoo
~ h asrs and the place is by. n
~ suless' 4. as some men with wea
~ T. ..pending this summer Their
~ Il on. are not faint as well 9
~ Ee'noers the saying Fair
- thss wsver' perhaps there are n
ss that our very popular nm,
rom the Quaker CITY woul
= remains to be seen.
1srpor II was hot durin
= sne g week and. Of cours
sus was the place tc J :