Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-01

TODAY being the LIST of August, about
L forty eleven people have decided that
it's time for them to get out of this
town. I wish you could see the array of
departures that are scheduled for to-
day. If you wrote them down in order.
or even IL I did. the result would look
strangely like half grown telephone
book.
In the first place, this is the date
fixed for the trip that Mrs. Norton
Downs is going to take to Lake Louise
by way of the Canadian Rockies. And
not Mrs. Downs alone, for she is ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Sill Clark and her two daughters, Phoebe
Mexican Downs and Sarah Atlee
Downs. and Phoebe's fiance, Joseph
Weir Sargent. and s. Warren Mexican
Downs. They live-the Downs family
i'm that beautiful big place out at
Three Tuns. you know.
Then the Hartman Kuhns. of Lau-
rier, Bryn Mawr. are leaving today on
a motor trip to North East Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kent Kane and
their family. of Radnor. will leave for
Cedar Point. their summer home in
Saunderstown. r. l.. and the Oliver
Eaton Cromwells are going, with small
son. to Narragansctt Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum are
going up to Newport to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Drexel Paul are going to
Newport later to visit the Mills; they
are at Dark Harbor now and will leave
soon to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L.
Paul in Newport before they go to Mr..
and Mrs. NTills's. Rather balled up,
but perhaps you can get my meaning.
Marian Wister Baird, debutante OF
next year. is going up to Northeast to
visit Lorraine Disston, another deb, for
some time. Then. as I told you yes
terday, Mrs. Groome and Mrs. Disston
are both going up North. So you see
there will be quite an exodus today and
tomorrow and the trains will be right
smart" busy.
r SAW Constance Vauclain yesterday
i in the Shopping district as l
would say if l were writing n novel,
which I'm not. She looked very COO
and comfortable in a dark blue voile
dress, with many tucks in the waist
and soft white embroidered collar at
the neck. Her hat was becoming, too
It was of lighter shade of blue SILK
turned up AN around, with small DOW
at one side of the brim.
MARY RIVINUS was in town this
4V1 week, too. hear. / didn't sec
her. but some one else did and told me
It's great to be my kind of person
People see people and hear things ane
Immediately say. "Oh. l must Tel
Nancy that" and then Nancy hears
great many things.
Well. anyhow. this some one who saw
Mary Rivnus said she looked very well
and had just come up to town Tor
few days. She and her mother. Mrs
David Caldwell Rivinus, have cot
tage down at Chelsea for the summer
YOU know. And. of course, you alst
know that her engagement to Gordor
Fetterman was announced this week
Mrs. Rivinus and her daughter live a
2110 De Lancey place.
NTR. AND MRS. HOWARD p
ASA SEAN Elk, OF Montgomery avenue
Chestnut Hill. are going up to Eagles
Mere this week to spend the rest of the
summer, Everybody who goes to tina
unspellable places raves over it so; have
you ever noticed it? "Wonderful swim
ming. plenty of boating. lots of dancing
all the amusements that you'd find any
where else, and millions of nice people,
somebody told me the other day. Nc
wonder so many Philadelphians &c
there.
Mrs. Seaver's daughter, Mary Good
man, who will make her debut on Sep
tember 81. at a tea which her aunt
Mrs. Isaac Tatnall Starr. will give in
her honor, is visiting Harriet thinner
man at Seal Cove. Harriet is thu
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John f
Zimmerman. of 1919 De Lancey place
and she will be introduced at tea
which her parents will give at Whit
worth. their place in Rydal, on Octobe
Is. Harriet has just been graduated
from st. Mary's at Peekskill.
NANCY WYNNE.