Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-16
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
sufragists Entertain Men From Navy Yard at
Headquarters on Saturday Night-Other
Happenings in World of Society

,.om the navy yard WIN i'uS'' anu
aspcing and eats
rvory week during the summer 'nese
or entertain the boys and
49, - certainly do give them good time
49,. saturday there is to be a party on
-oof garden of the New century
the i0 L,oh is on Locust above Thir-
teenth street
saturday Mrs Kulling was the
and she was assisted by mum.
., pretty girls who fed the men
a.. and danced with them and talked
w ,,em as IL they were having the
:, ,he,r Young lives, and indeed
s.Nsve they did. If might judge from
..,n mischievous expression l caught
:. some of those damsels' eyes
rvos are funny things, aren't they
-. thew belong to some little cuteys
~ vary demure faces and long lashes.
Ma vou ever hear the song about the
..ugbty little eye? Perhaps you have
=, so I'll give it TO you, though It's
,,,h funnier when it is sung and the
-, o,,s rolled. as a certain fair, perhaps
-. hut nv no means forty, individual
know and you know rolls hers when she
sings It:
Oh. you've got to stop making them 50
beautiful
n, rs goodnight, nurse, for me.
am human being and my eyes were
made to see.
nAi nv right eye is a good little eye put
my left eye likes to roam.
ns, vou've got to stop making them so
beauti-oo-t-oo-titul
n, III have TO leave my left eye home.
R,t all this is aside from the Suffrage
marty on Saturday night for of course
M one made eyes there, though there
vsre two pairs Of awful naughty brown
and blue ones present, for l saw them my
.s,f However, Mrs. Kulling was aided in
,.cslving and entertaining the men by
Miss Harmed, Edith Smiley, the two
Manns, Betty Elliot, Margaret Keeling
and several others. Twas French holiday
night and the tricolors were much in
evidence in the decorations.
Altogether, 1t was huge success, and
The tackles and marines who attended
had a great time. The latest thing
,hese suffragists are doing now is to
invite two of the men out to their homes
for the week-ends. Not all the suf-
trasists, mind you, but those of a dis
Greet age, that the young men may be
thoroughly we'll chaperoned. They give
them dandy time, let me tell you, and
the men love this taste of home, for so
many Of them are miles away from their
own home and mothers.
rHoSE who are not going on visits
this week are going away ION their
own hook" so to speak, but still there
will be some visiting. The Van Rens-
selaers for instance, are going to leave
Camp Hill and go up to Dark .Harbor
to the George w. Childs DreXels, who
have wonderful home there. Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, and Mr.. Drexel are brother
and sister, you know, Mrs. Van Rens.
selaer having been Sarah DreXel before
she married the late Mr.. Fell Mr.. Van
Rensselaer, is her second husband
The John Cadwalader Jrs. are now
At their country place in Broad Axe, but
later they will visit Mr.. Cadwalader's
parents at York Harbor. Mrs. John
l Wister, of Belfeld, leaves this week for
y Nova Scotia; Sarah Wister Starr goes
with her grandmother and several other
members of the family. Mrs. Wister's
granddaughter, Miss Mary Stuart Wurts
married Grey Dayton last week. Grey
comes from Haddonfeld and is related
to the Daytons of Trenton, one of whom
was a Judge. Miss Maria Stockton
daughter of the late Robert Stockton
married Judge Dayton a number of years
ago. She lives in New York since hel
husbands death.
TNHE Harry VAIN Harrisons are divid-
ing their summer between Eaglesmere
and Narragansett Pier. Eaglesmere has
become awfully popular this year fol
Philadelphians, and no wonder, for thu
axe is absolutely gorgeous and there Il
50 much to do; however, persons whC
nave ever spent the summer at Nara
gansett Pier always want to go back
ana this is the case with Frances Rob
erts Harrison and her husband. Th'
Russell Thayers and their attractive
laughter Molly are going to Eaglesmer'
also.
RAR HARBOR is still calling it,
devotees, and Gee Heclxscher and hi
SISTER Miss Lucretia Heckscher, ar
gong up there this week. and l hea
me Jim Winsor Jrs are going to Eagles
mere Really, it will seem like younl
A1n Line up there, won't it?
Two more recruits have started ou
~ struthers Burt's Camp in Wyomini
nia week, Mrs. William Biddle Cadwal
soer and Christine, The ranch is a
sackson's Hole, and is simply gorgeous
-''n It's wonderful scenery and rides owe
me great country.
liE Bertram Lippincotts have gone u
jamestown and the Mantle Field
es are also going up; they have spen
y summer there for years. TIL
a IL. 80