Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-13
|.,r,s , great life If you don't weaken

~ And when there. comes a
~ ,sv now and then, to break the mo-
fool ua' - the heat, you feel not quite
totonsr after all, and as II you could sit
20 Wea wa ,ake notice, as it were,
3rp anu :" Eleanor McCawley the other
! saw ssm"orins a most fetching costume
DAY, w. .t ~ sea green organdie. The
cf sos. made with short sleeves and
|frocK Wtri,l about the neck. Her. hat
had = orpandie also, and q sash OF
Twas oi o;rcIed her waist. The frock
ribbon ea II Il had a silk slip of Q
eeeneu rrsen under the organdie, or It
darker heen gray anyway, the effect
may nav. cbangeable material, which
|was ., oood looking. You know the
|was y.lirawleys VIZ have house on old
Tied McSa%d s. road at Haverford. Mrs.
ilta,Tawley la@s"l was Margaret Barnard. ana aha
McS M.S : charming girl Eleanor salo sne
sav1 sss on y her way there wnen ! 50" nef'
.,.,ur Nigel Cholmeley .Joneses seem to
hovins a prolonged honeymoon.
DC 10 sti1l in Lenox and are being
|They ined az ouite a lot. You remember
|tntertalno married In Cheltenham here
they h weLu She was Henrietta Stursiss,
Hast moh.n' of the late Robert Sturgis
Ia dausnn.onddaughter Of the late Mrs.
|snd a w sharpless, of Laburnums,
rSelten Hills.
,,AvE you heard about the garaen
s..o which will be given on the
.rsnty fourth Of the mon.h ,S;i;,arv u @
wnns wan of the Pennsylvania ,i,ia Ma,..as T;
csM c.,lsve, at Chester? MIS-. Wiii.sh .s af
ssoo.,SI ;s honorary chairman Oh Lne /.
spl0u, and Mrs Garnett PenaleIon Is
iaI chairman. A fine musical plv
scuse viii be the chief entertalniheihII' siI
Eam mu,wsic m will be preceded ooy an oia
Ihe Ihe,nnod mud, supper. There will also pe
issnione; n The afternoon and a funcn
danciIhsd Indv " show and all sorts OF enIes'
s.;nYsnts spu o for old and young ana fniu
dersisedfff ,. affa;r is gotten up for the benetit
Inc sh;Id welfare stations Of Cnester'
q me tne HYATT. of the college, most gen
Coonei ave tho women on the commit
% ~ he use Of the grounds. s N-s
zee .ne frederick Brinton and Mrs.
M.;ot MLs.; v. Calvert have the supper
iredSe,rs sSarse Louise Clifford and mum
u cnsfthe. hcr nupils will appear IN the
,n. M IN in ballet and classic dances,
v.ni v1 tSs musical program will lncluae
- rI orchestra, Miss Elsie BAKER ;s;,e aS oo as
tralto n 10 soloist and Francis hep'''n' "
hsrpist. omen on the COM
,,;ttss Who are working to maze E,n;a tne d TT
sa;r . great success are Mrs: Miiiiann Ma. G
psncreft, r Mrs. Frank @. Lewis, mis' E
lillian lillian Dannaker, Miss ANNIE ,,;s:
pwTer. h,,rrs Miss Clara Gladwyn, M,s' p
T,,ys hendricks, DR.. Elizaoetn ~.
Howell, @ Miss Myrtle lehman oI;s Mis'
TSariotte Long, Mrs. ); .. Lne;' Lnn;s
Siss yI Mary Pennell, Miss Helene penis' Is
Miss @ Laura e. Reany, Miss Ella Sni.tn n;I ,
Wrs ]. A. Shropshire, Miss hatnaarTime Nil
Tayior. DR.. Katharine glrlch' MIS- Mt
William william Ward, Jr., Miss Saran WetI-
sr;ll, Miss Sue Williams, Mrs. o.
Mcf;;rndden, ; Miss Clara A: Munros ano
Mrs George G. Diggins. Mrs. Wlia.n Waa
Ward, War Jr., is chairman OF the nnahce
committee.
T HEAR that the Tony Drexels' 'r''
/ Of New York, are going up 20
I,.sboro in q week or so to visit Lony
aunt Mrs. George W. Childs. Drexel'
The Drexels always leave their place;
Woottop, at Bryn Mawr. in July and
90 nm to Islesboro, or Dark Harpor,
Ne, as it is sometimes called, tor duis
and August. :. .or,
one OF her nephews. Livingston BID
ale, you remember, lived at her home
for years before he married Eugenias
Law And Mrs. Tony Biddle stays VIII
her lot. The Craig Biddles also visit
her every year. Those nephews are all
sons of Mr.. Edward Biddle by his hrst
wife, who was Miss Drexel. Young
Tony Drexel is the son of Anthony
Drexel, Sr., and his wife was Mar5ory
Gould, The Drexel- Gould marriage
took place about ten years ago and has
been q most happy alliance. They have
several darling children.
AND, speaking of children, let me
n tell you the tale Of small Walter
He is artNnd two years of age. and his
daddy brought home a big Irish terrier
for him the othsr day. Beside the dog
wee Walter looked about as big as
minute. His mother and grandmother
were frightened to death lest the ter
rier nip the baby's nose. And Master
Walter, being of an investigating dis.
position, persisted in putting his small
nose in the way. However, the dos
seemed gentle with him, and so his
mother turned away for a moment tc
pick Up fresh piece of knitting, wher
she heard a yelp from the dog. She
Jumped around to find that instead oi
ANYTHING happening to the, baby the
baby was neatly biting the new dogs
nose himself.