Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-13

4. Arturo de Heerens. who are gong 10
l.nme Washingtonfans next winter
prt Wetherill, the Hutchy Scott, Jr's
M lot. OF others that you know. Well,
y. All over now, and they've gone far
,uys and we all hope they'll be most
I svuIy happy.
N, excitement in Newport was echoed
A. in Narragansett Pier on Friday, for
M, was the night Of the much-antici-
~ Broadway bill, and from all l have
= ~ Of II I should say that it did not
/ xvpoint the anticipator. For the ball
.sn was Just simply Broadway-Times
hmre, traffic cop, actorines and all
m benenciary--hat's not my word, j
NJ Il out of a program-the beneficiary,
lrpsat, was the Navy Leagu Of Rhode
Hand, and II must have beneficiated a
vvnderful harvest. for everybody turned
|Nt TO help along.
tCPEAKING Of the Navy League, near
y that the Red Cross is doing pretty well
ut In Jenkintown. Mrs. Sumner Cross
K ~ charge Of the surgical dressing
\ dases out there. They meet every Tues
\ ~ and Friday morning, and really l
mt imagine when she ever gets time
no eat, for she has such an everlasting
/ mount of cutting. measuring and pre-
3 airing to do Everybody praises the
rufkers all the time, but the woman be-
lind the scissors is indispensable, and /
y hink she very often fails to get her share
~ the credit Mrs. Corbit Lowering has
6afge Of the sewing class that meets on
tuesday mornings, but she is away now
seM Mrs. s. j. Lawrence is taking her
)hce Mrs. Lawrence's daughter, Eleanor
~ lawrence, is in charge of the Red
c'os headquarters in Jenkintown, very
sssponsible position, so you see the Law
rnces are doing their bit in fine shape.
I'D you hear Nora Bayes when she was
n Keiths this summer? Well, do
yca remember the song the man with her
ans In that pleasant, easy voice? 1t had
srefrain. when you're in love, how the
ume does fly!'' Everybody knows that
sme hies when you're in love. but
msent been In the least bit in love with
'nn summer. and yet 1t seems to be hyins
past 10 rapidly that it's hard to tell where
ue month ends and another one begins
ns ruth and fiction in the beginning OF
ns history books.
Z "nat I'm working up to is the fac'
''"s' is actually late enough for some
p0pis to be coming home from thei'
..snamer trips. Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke
\. soming down from Boston this week
"a Elizabeth dInvilliers came hom'
sOm Cape May today. Lee Shipley ha'
'ne pack from Madison, Conn, wher'
~ was staying with Nancy Smyth, an'
.fsuerite Burton has come down from
SNk Hill Falls to spend a few days will
III" ihE other hand, there are still
g. .sw persons who have yet to TAX
- s'f holiday, and are starting this week
~ cushman Newhalls and their SINAI
Aues' Of Chestnut Hill, are going toda'
= Dsy Head, with Mr. and Mrs. Georg
.v''xes' !. the. former Fisher Newhal
~ are going to stay for the rest OF tn
i 0n' The Dave Newhalls are dow
~ with their five children, so ther
~ pe quite the Newhall colony.
~ Woodville Bohlen is going
Z u ner sister, Miss Elizabeth Woodvill'
Aork Harbor this week. The Williar
-hcolns, of Germantown. left ye
Tor a trip through the Whit
Z, s'sins. - Kitty Brinton. the daughte
II ~ and Mrs. Richard Brinton, of Ovel
leaves this week to visit Majo
rs Edward B. Cassatt at their col
saratoga Springs. "a
aenher what said the oth'