Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-22

hbah hc Niiiam h'''ie'oh nares'
are going to Bay Head FOR the summer.
Have you ever been down there! But OF
course you have, and you know what fun 1t
is Those small places are certainly great
II you are fond of bathing and sailing.
Caroline Barclay is coming out next season,
you know. She is the eldest daughter of MIR.
and Mrs William Barclay and her grand
mother was the first Mrs. Jones Wister.
Mrs. Barclay was Miss Anne Wister, n
sister of Mrs. Arthur Mason Chlchester'
pinia
Caroline has many connections in this city.
of course. She is a second or so cousin of
Mary Wister. Owen Wister's daughter, who
will come out next year, too. and is related
to the Savages on the Barclay side of the
family.
She is very good looking and has very
pretty manners Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay have
decided to have two teas in the fall--one
Tuesday. October I. and the second October
21 out at their place in Gravers lane, Chest
nut Hill '.
, An
ANoIhbh ChesthuC h'ii uepu'an'e WIN
be Mamie Dale. daughter Of Mrs. Rlch-
ard Dale and sister of Mazda Dale Will
liams and of Marion Dale. who is still in
France Mamie is the youngest of the three
sisters and she and her mother have been
living with Mazda in Bala while Marion mas
been abroad foYmore than year and halt.
They expect. however. to open their Chestnut
Hill home next winter and the present plans
are to give tea there in November.
Marion Baird is another, Chestnut Hill
bud. and SO are Florence Griffith. Lorraine
Disston, Elizabeth Barlow. Mabel Reid
Margarctta Sharpless, Mary Appleton Mar
garet Graham. Ellen Glendinnng, Rosalie
johnson, Calestinc Wardcr and Clarssa
Smythe.
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the Aoihgton hospitai on June q IS
gong to be perfectly lovely don yoa Inc
whole OF the Huntington Na'iey oiup
grounds VIII be used and the attalr VIII be
sort or camp. For instance, there IS to be
drlll by the r.. "A. AS. ana there are to be
T. NJ T. A. IA OF I. ana salVation Army
huts' Sophie Norris. who did ~ work in
Europe VIII preside over the nut IN hrr
very fetching costume ana Mrs John >.
Newpold VIII nave charge or the N. or [.
nut. Inc SalVation Army girls are going TO
make ana sell doughnuts, SO you know how
popular mat gong TO be. ana they re
gong TO nave hostess mousse 100 II you
please' IN Wh'ch tnere VIII De afternoon Yea
ana sandwiches. Mrs barclay Warburton is
IN charge or inns ana VIII be assisted by Mrs.
Norman Macleod ana Browne Warburton.
naEe ougier announce the AFTERNOON iasnlon
In,ho I h., the nov onn ~ " ho souo n nf n,,,
smort,st vomonl wall tbrorob ,ho ZOO CO.,.
don ond nm nm n rIotforn, in 1ruo ..onorina..
stvle wnn,t that he kiIl;nc9
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dorfui doll sncb a, tho Abinaton Co.., b"d
Last ,,ar It,s GO h,rd 70 ,oe ,,,,o.t, aam.
now sinco tho war hrd ,bis nro !, rom
foct1v Iova,v NJrs Carn;l, nroonrod i G.,
tbe fair ~ i''
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.h. Jiroot;a, - Mna Coonao u,,I.;, Nv
md tbo oor,trr houso thinu, tLa. NJ.
Cooroa EoIos Rakor hos nroo,,nod 80 som a.,
simnir oreot, "''
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. uoys ..crook ~ cola ), ro,, Lno, .na
tbero will ho ono ot Tho TOTO pnt M ana
knows what II will be Nrs Edword Narl
hall hos IL l., oh,rno
Aitogetber II sounds liLo booutiful fo.o
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pe'i'e"S oe"u''i"' "euu'"s'
ana the oride' whom you know Just as
well as 40. was more than that. hSide-
groom! wen, he got away with 1t, but OF
course ne was pretty pale even under all the
sunburn that he gathered overseas And
then at the reception there was long con
ie,,' 'I't iasrinaa"s .,i SUN .hat conles IN
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