Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16

,-nr,s to be quite some eAe'.e
TBEhD a, Newport tonight. ior
! psnt up psesrs 90 and their wives are
"A, naval oince se AZ The Torpedo station
"a rive Q dhnIh. .ho opening Of their new
SstnGIIljiss island in the bay oe'"e'
port an.do,y,ber ana = her during the war Tnpm gorss.
J ren''id sa rids from Newport 70 asor old
used 70 vice versa, on tne aes = III, H.
town, .rrv Of that there was always is,an y "a
rocky ierry, y,.slinr when near said isiana,
sqneer i'l ,oles we're that there were
because tnsaomite tns and other, explosives
enough aypSl m Now up the whole OF Nsw. :,
thereon 70 G."Sstown GIU~ roy and surrounding
places; ,,,,o were mines at the en-.
ana Ans TO the bay, and n,,i0r you nIn ho,ts 70
ilsnSS, .S ant on the Fall Kiver @ axc,tins Doat
, tovea hitting them. 1t was eSri'iins an into
esesg eS s.g,sbti All the boats hau aod W Snw.
all r.n' between jamestown anu I,,d,t,, dW
the baS Oe,S sntrapce around Point JUDITH
port tne eon e" Narragansett Pier ana
and pe.me' r wos closed during SAID war
JimesioSM,H'. marty will be quite roman :
Tonignls quest ps,ests will all have to go
te, tor ,has uus or sailing boats, or perhaps
rowboats, as there iS no '
,ssebing the island rrorcb T.. s. n,
rsntsin Martin F.; lrenrn' n .ho emoats
"a SJrs Trench will receive sne neg suesuS' ouS
sDS ss,%stsd ted by several other oDcers ""o
.Loir wives,
, rms HARRY LEHR has gone up
M ~ - Newport. She Is staying VIII VIII
Az V %g,;ssa Over and will remain Witn
Mrs EL,Sna psost ~ of the time she will be
her nov no"ntry. | understood Mrs.
10 u's Gov when she was here Una.
Lent t.,usctsd ~ to 90 back to France ABOUT
,Ss I eud Of this month, II not a, HooIer, Hn,,
Tsrrr Lehr has been quite ~, ~ stov fov
tnow and SO she does not want 70 S.ns h;,,
inno sV IN this country, but Will JOIN h'in
On the Riviera shortly
opEAKING Of Europe reminds me,
81 bssr that Pauline and LIE Grand
c.nan M are having wonderful honey
CsnV% aan n Enrope. They have been gon,t
sInco Anrii. and have seen aDout al
ssnse ILL., L. 70 see over there. Pauline was
Pauline Denckla, you, refllt.,u'' ;nu N,s
Mrs, Denekla and her slster' NIT
prayton, have gone abroad 100 oui !,
hoard the other day that Mr' Jenck'. l,
% hss been very i'll, and unless he is muct
;nnroyed, INN knowing Mrs, Denckla' l an
snrs she will not stay abroad once sh,
Sots Sate word nor ~ his illness. However, al
s issst hearing. he was better, so ! hope
all will go well.
oF COURSE, the girls of Bryr
~ Mawr and former girls OF Bryr
Mayr were muchly interested yester
day in Helen Taft's marriage, fol
know il took place up at Point "a
pic. Murray Bay. Can. Mt the Tai
home, The cyci.tment at Bryn Nav
was great when the rumor that th'
acting president was engaged to Fred
eriek Johnson Manning started goin,
about. And, in spite Of denials, mos
~ Inc girls believed it was true. Then
about commencement time, Miss Taf
acknowledged that 1t was so, and tn
date Of the wedding was announced
Somehow ] think ! would rather b
married in my own country, but her
wise wasn't it a perfect spot to choos
for q July wedding?
How We all would have sweltered a
the wedding yesterday, had it been here
for instance. And. too, the brid
avoided much of the publicity whic
would have entered into the affair a
her winter home. The Tafts have spcu
number OF summers at Murray Bay
50 II probably seems like home to tn
bride.
lily, who is five, was seized wit
~ the spirit of rebellion the other da
and for no known reason took her olde
sisters rag doll and proceeded to Gu
Oh oil its clothes.
Mother took Lily into her room IN
talked to her seriously. and shove
her how wrong she had been. Tn
doll had not been hers and she had No
only taken it from her sister, but sh
bad destroyed another's property. Lii
listened respectfully but was apparentl
utterly unperturbed. She made n
remark when mother had finished, an
Is mother desired some show of sorrow
she followed her young hopeful into tn
lut room.
What did she see. but Lily advancin
tpol her own rag doll, which was tn
No. Of her life, and which she hugge
hE arms every night as she travcle
" to dreamland. Lilly seized the do
~ slammed it into the waste papc
h&et.
why Lily" said mother. II don
nov what to make of you, wha
niss you behave this way?"
Lly still said nothing, but pullin
MdClI from the scrap basket she sa
Alp before her on the chair and in
sal', severe voice remarked: -
Ml Know what to make Of you, you +
ways getting me into trouble"
NANCY WYNNE.