Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-05

NOU 1b be giad 10 near tnat the
i Supper Club which Mrs. Hutchin-
son Scott .chaperoned before the war at
the Bellevue Stratford is to be a Ger.
tainty again. now that peace has come.
Mrs. Scott is living in New York you
know, but she will come over for the
meetings and they will be held rs before
in the Red Room or Rose Garden Of the
Bellevue Stratford as the need may be.
There will be the usual mems commit
tee of prominent men. among them Mr..
Robert X. Cassatt. Mr.. Sydney Hutch
inson. Mr.. John G. Bell, Mr.. Samuel
Bell. Mr.. John c, Groome, Judge
Willis Martin, Mr.. Edward Grocer and
a number of others.
I hear that they have decided to make
the membership very restricted It's
too bad, but it has to be, because IL
the membership grows too large it's
impossible to dance. Nearly every
member is liable to bring eight to ten
I guests an evening. and so the only thing
) to do to make things comfortable for
those who belong is to have small list.
No matter how popular q dance is. it
loses its popularity the minute the floor
becomes too crowded. don't you think
That club was always great fun.
am so glad Mrs. Scott will chaperone
the parties; she knows so well how TO
do those e'things happened to meet her
on her way to Cape May yesterday
to stay with Betty and her small grand
chill for n few days. and ] certainly
welcomed her and the news she gave me
about the club. 81,
THE William A. Liebers have opened
i their house in Bryn Mawr again.
They had hard time this summer. Mr..
Iieber was very sick, you know: and
though they had taken house in Mar
ragansett for the summer they were
only able to occupy it week altogether.
as Mrs. I.ieber stayed with her hus-
band. Mr.. Lieber's father, General G.
n. Tieber, of Washington. went up to
Naragansett. however. and Francis. tho
Jieber's little son. who is nine years
old, spent most Of his time with him
Mrs. Lieber. YOU know. will give the
tea at which Edith Newlin. her young
cousin, will be introduced to society in
October. The Newlins live so far out
to give the tea al. their home.
COME clearing out at Cape May this
~ week. So many people have left
there to go to their homes on the Main
Line. out in Chestnut HILL on the
Reading and all the other suburbs
However. many of the cottagers are
there and the Ned Crozers. for instance
gave small dinner at their home or
Wednesday night. Mrs. Grocer and
Mona, who have been South for while
returned last week. Banning Grange
has gone back to Cape May after spend
Z ing two weeks up in North East Har
Dor with Hannah Elliott who was VI
there for the summer with her family
Kathleen Ritter, who, by the way, has
the unusual nickname "Critter" among
her intimates. has been very popular
in Cape May this year. She went bacl
to Ardmore yesterday. She is to be q
debutante. YOU know. Her father
Howard Ritter. will give tea for hei
! In October. I'll tell you who is dowr
at Cape May now visiting Helen Sewell
Betsy Davis. Helen, by the way, ha'
certainly shown wonderful ability OF
the tennis courts this season. Did
tell you she and Eddie Cassard won tn,
mixed doubles again at the Ocean Cit!
tournament last week?
isabella WANAMAKER has beer
i having a wonderful trip through thu
West She's on her way back now ant
has Joined Connie yauclain in Roches
ter at the Horse Show Isabella :
horses were shown at Newport, too
though she w8s in the West: in fact
she sends them to most of the shows
They certainly are fine ones. too
Speaking of horse shows makes on
think of those who usually attend them
The William du Pont Jrs., who hav
been doing the southern shows, are il
Wilmington now attending the hors
show there.
Somehow | would not like to be
Thoroughbred horse, l think I'd fec
kind of like the Prince of Wales or som
such celebrity, never able to be jus
folks" 1t must be fierce being shippe
around the country all the time, neve
having a chance for a quiet time t
think and rest. NANCY WYNNE.