Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-20

A S THE days 60 by apd the end OF the
n month draws near. even the late stayers
at the seashore commence to come home
again, for when the weather is as cool as It
has been it's not much fun TO be at sum-
mer resort. one keeps thinking, 'Ill bet
my hat it's ever so much warmer up home.
And. speaking Of hats. this old straw one
I'm wearing is absolutely fright! The very
day 1 arrive home I'm going TO shop for
new one"
Mrs. Harry Stewart and her family have
just returned from stone Harbor. They
have cottage down there, where they go
every summer.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Tindal and their
family have also returned from there. And
the II. c. Cunninghams are home again.
They were down at ocean city. So were
the James Temple Buffers the r. II. NJ.
StuartS, tho Clarence Sills, the Culver
Boyds, the william V. wllises and the Rob
ert W. Dicks. These people are all back
in Lansdowne now
Mr.. and Mrs. wilbert l.. Criley and their
children have also returned from wild
wood Crest
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lynne Mlshler who
were staying for short time at Buckwood
Inn. Shawnee -on- Delaware are home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c.. Cooper and their
young son, Mr.. Gordon Cooper, were down
at the Chalfonte in Atlantic City over the
weekend.
Miss Josephine Pilling, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles J. Pilling. is visiting Miss
Nance Moore, at Coatesyille Pa.
Mr.. George Galbraith, who is with the
marine corps, spent the last weekend with
young Mrs Galbraith, They were just
married a few weeks ago.
FAN is always nice time for the young
people, for, even though they do have TO go
back to school again. there are parties and
all sorts Of good times to look forward TO-
And these have begun already. for last
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs r. H.
Shreiner gave dance for their daughter,
Miss Frances Shreiner There were bright
colored lanterns on the big porch, and the
merry couples all trooped out there be-
| tween dances The guests were Miss Grace
| Lippincott Miss Alice Roller Miss Rid
| dele Young, Miss Audrey Phillips, Miss
| Gertrude Yarnal Miss Ida Gabrath, Miss
| Kathryn Jarvis. Miss Dorothy Smythe, Miss
| Margaret SChell. Miss Janet Krall, Miss
| Louise McBee, Mr.. Edward Spur and Mr..
| John Spur, Mr. Frank Fortescue. Mr..
! Leonard Wilcox. Mr. Ernest McKenna, Mr.,
| Carl Altmaier, Mr.. Robert Click, Mr..
! Thomas Krall. Mr.. Alexander Johnson and
| Mr. Marriott johnson, Mr.. Edward Kali
bach, Mr. Albert Hunt. Mr.. Daniel Wager
| Smith and Mr.. Richard Wager-Smith.
! Miss Marie Dewar, daughter Of Mr. and
| Mrs Robert Dewar, Is going to be one of the
! fall brides for on October she will be mar
! ried to Mr. Harry Babbett. Last Saturday
| afternoon Miss Dewlr had some of her friends
| to tea--Mss Florence Young. Miss Ruth
| Decker, Miss Isabel Galbraith, Miss Helen
! Taylor Miss Marguerite Irving, Miss Helen
! Sanders. Miss Ethel II art, Miss Mabel Wal
lace, Miss Alma wallace Miss Ruth Wun-
! derliCh, Mrs. George i. Williams, Mrs. Ar
! thur Brereton andMrs. Louis Garrigues. Miss
| Dewar was given a miscellaneous shower
| (Which means everything from the daintiest
! of handkerchiefs to the latest thing il
| saucepans--and they are most essentl)
, one day last week by Miss Elizabeth Hap
persett and Miss Cecil Ryan at Miss Happer
| sett's home in West Philadelphia
Mrs Annie S. Lewis has announced the
| engagement of her daughter, Miss Salome
! Katherine Lewis, TO Mr.. Albert Petri Gross
| of West Philadelphia.
Red Cross work is not the only patriotic
service which the women of Lansdowne are
now engaged in. No. indeed. All summer
the Century Club people (and almost every
body In the town is a club menlbeE) have
been canning and preserving all sorts and
varieties of fruits and vegetables. AnC
they are still continuing the work, though