Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-05

MIR. AND MRS. BARCLAY II.
lI WARBURTON, of Jenkintown.
are leaving today for Saratoga Springs.
where they will be guests of Mr.. Clar:
Acing on at Saratoga. Aud If you do.
the answer is, the races. And the
Warburtons are not the only people
from here who went up there for those
tame races. The Victor Mathcrs have
gone up, and Mr. and Mrs. A. j. An
tcllo Devereux are guests of Mr.. Jo
scph r. Widcner and Mr.. George d.
Widener, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
pisston are there.
MRS. DISSTON is going up to Win
! VI ter Harbor after the races. There
.,e lot of people up at the Maine
lirbors this year as usual. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wharton Pepper. Jr.. went
sup to Northeast last week to join Mr..
and Mrs. Pepper. Sr.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore s. Paul are going up the
middle of the month. Mrs. Paul was
Adeine L. Pepper.
Marian Wister Baird is up there now
visiting Lorraine Disston. Both those
girls will come out next year. Marian
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Wright Baird. and Lorraine is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Diss
ton and they both live in Chestnut Hill
J Then Alva Sergeant is up there spend
ing the summer with her mother. and
Mrs. Louis Nelson. of st. Davids
leaves for there today with Elizabeth
Macleod, daughter Of Mrs. W. W
Atterbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
Kuhn, of I,aurer, Bryn Mawr. motorct
up" on the first of the month. There
are lots of others. but, of course,
can't remember any more now. Ism
it funny the way you forget just wha
YOU want to remember, just when yo'
want to remember 1t?
r GOT all "het up yesterday. hcart
i that the National League fol
Womcn's Service had given supper
and entertainment at the Ship and Tent
Club for the men who went on th
Historical Hike on Sunday afternoon
There were ninety men, led by Mr.
Albert Cook Myers, as usual, and
! thought that there had been a larg'
committee of women who served th
supper aud played hostess to the men
and I got all curious to know VINO TN
women were. because | love TO know
things like that. And | discovered
TINT the national league was only pres
cnt financially, and that the entertain
mcnt was a fine entertainment, but ina
there was no representatives or IN
league there. SO I was forced to pu
nv curiosity back in my pocket an
{ wait for something else to happen.
DEINC, one of those enthusiastic wa
[ d workers, who liked her position To-
much to give It up when the armistlc
was signed. She is forced to stay !
town while the family enjoys th
breezes at the seashorc. But. even sc
{ She doesn't have such n bad time, be
cause She hustles down there ever
Saturday on the 12:30 aud doesn
Y leave until the something on Mon
dav. But She does find it troubl'son
TO live in two places: to start on on
raipv day in a dark dress and take lgl
I ones in the suitcase. Then When
! clears off and gets not and the oar
( dress is too bulky to put i'll the SUIT
case. and you leave it down there an
the next week is cool and rainy, an
YOU have nothing but light dresses
il is annoying, But somehow she
managed to get around that and
doesn't bother her.
The worst thing is forgetting thinl
like a brush or powder puff or the bel
which is the piece de resistance OF
dress. And so. to be on the safe sld
the last time She went down She bougl
a complete set of everything that yo
usually forget-hair brush. com'
tooth brush, and even shoe horn
and took them down with her, and lie
them there to be sure to have then
And on Wednesday arrived n lars
package with a note from Mother
.You left all these things down her
and 7 was sure you'd need all of then
40 I sent them UP Immediately ar
! behold. the whole array of substitute
competing with the "regulars' for
place on the bureau.
( WINNIE