Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23


hotter and hottest! But with 1t all. we
have the wonderful news from "over
there" and who cares how hot 1t is when he
t0r she knows that our boys are licking the
KAiser--the Kaiser and his horrible mill.
terry system that does not allow man to
nOwn his own soul
And when one thinks Of the heat and
perspiration and lack of food and the hor-
rible odors of the battlefield, one would
not dream of complaining of the humidity
Eor unpleasant odors of the summer time
II our men can suffer as they are suffer-
ing, and do they have done, to make
this a safe world for us to live in, surely
we can be glad that we have little to
suffer- too in the way of being uncomfort.
J xable. It's help you know, to think that
way.
r HEAR EDITH BAILY, who is to be
= married next Saturday at the Church of
the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr. is to have
maid of honor, matron Of honor and two
bridesmaids, both of whom are mar.
ried They are, respectively. Winifred
Clarke, Mrs Theodore Mitchell Hastings
for maid and matron, and Mrs Nicholas
Biddle and Mrs. Ralph Earle will be the
bridesmaids Lieutenant Ralph Earle is
to be the best man, and the ushers will be
Lieutenant Lawrence Gourley, Of Mt.
Kisco, N. Y; Captain Herbert r. Law.
renee, of New York; Captain James s.
Mahool of Baltimore; Captain William c.
Riddle Of Harrisburg Pa. Lieutenant
Cation. Of Alexandria, Va. Mr.. Ralph p.
Neale, of Richmond, Va. Mr.. Fisher Baily
and Mr.. Stanley. Woodward
Fisher Baily. by the way is now sta.
toned in Washington. He is in the office
Of the quartermaster general. He and his
wife have taken a house at 2272 Cathedral
avenue. He is brother Of Edith. you
know.
Lieutenant Dent see, has chosen one
Of his ushers from his own home town,
Alexandria, Va. Lieutenant Cation.
r HEAR Charlie Sinnickson is going on
! to visit Lambert Cadwalader and his
sister-in-law, Mrs Cadwalader, out on their
ranch near Jackson's Hole in Wyoming.
Mrs. .Cadwalader was Emma Wallace, you
remember, a sister of Mrs. Sinnickson, who
was Reba Wallace. The Cadwalader ranch
II called Triple Creek Ranch. Doesn't it
|, sound like perfectly good movie0 Mrs
Sinnickson and small Priscilla are not
going West with Mr.. Sinnickson as the
Journey would be pretty hard on the little
girl, SO they are going to camp for several
weeks on the st. Lawrence.
WE DON'T hear much of Ethel Wheeler
Nv Norris these days because she married
DR.. Henry Norris and went down to South
Carolina to live However, every year or
80 she comes up to visit either her mother
or the Doctors family, and usually has
Dome one Of her lovely children with her.
She has taken a house in Rockport, Mass,
for August and the greater part Of Sep.
tember. And Mrs. Sidney Brock and her
young baby will spend the first three weeks
Of next month with her. Mrs. Brock is a
niece of Mrs. Norris, you know. She was
Marjorie Elliot, daughter of Mrs. Richard
Mccall Elliot, who is sister Of Mrs Nor
ris. They were both Wheelers, daughters
OF the late Mr.. Charles Wheeler and Mrs.
Wheeler and sisters Of Mrs. George Thayer.
the Countess Pappenheim and Christine
Wheeler, the last of whom married an
Englishman whose name I cannot recall.
He was killed early in the war while fight
Ing for England
HAVE heard Of small cousins being
= very near of an age, but just a half
hours difference is going some, isn't it? AS
small relative of the two remarked.
why. they might as well have been
twins!" They both arrived, mind you in
the same house. on the same day, and the
40 IL a,,l t1xl, IsxxI~
girls. They are the daughters Of Captain
and Mrs. John Flavel Hubbard, of New
York, and Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith
Ernmet. of New York also. Mrs. Flavel
was Ulrica Dahlgren and Mrs. Emmett was
Katherine Dahlgren, daughters of Mr.. Eric
Dahlgren and Mrs. Drexel Dahlghen and
granddaughters of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Drexel, Of this city. Consequently
the little cousins are cousins Of all the
J prexel relatives in this part of the coun.
|stry;. the Van Rensselaers, Fells, Devereux,
Henrys. Livingston Biddles, Tony Blddes.
Craig Biddles. Tony Biddles Jrs.. Angler
Dukes and all the rest of them.
The Dahlgren girls never lived in Phila.
delphia, as their parents lived in New York,
but they attended school here at Eden Hall.
| Torresdale for several years.
They are cousins of Sarah Penrose and
nteces Of Mrs. Seton Henry. who was
Josephine Drexel.
OF COURSE it was hot on Sunday. no
~ one will gainsay that; but one does
mot usually expect to come upon such
dongs as those 1 came upon while strollng
along the Wissahickon. But, after all, why
shouldn't they have taken Off their stock.
ings and shoes and walked neatly into the
/ bed of the stream? Well and good, you will
say. SO do l. But, and this was the sad
part of the story. AS He was helping
tl4r across rock She suddenly lost her
Balance and sat fiat in the bed of the
stream. To be sure, it was not deep, but
then pale blue organdie frocks and white
shoes which are dropped inadvertently into
stream do not lend themselves To a fine