Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-22
-,,o,S1a CARTER is to be intro

--,pc1NIA CARTER Is to be intro
u next fall. as you know, and
nor grandmother, Mrs Edwin ~, % ~ ~. pe toa
Con. Of Chestnut Hiil' VIII siSeJ ts sns oo, S
when Virginia is the daughter OF the
tober Gtoorge Calvert Carter, of Bryn
Key and and Mrs. Carter. who was Miss
Mawr' w Renson. She is a cousin OF
Mary law and Of Ellen and Eugenia
Cassatt. .u ,nd ,os brown pn,r.
she arranges very simply and
,Wnln,rningjy. She is very generally liked
Oecpniil Iii doubtless have d very good
anu ''hcn the balls and all the rest OF
t,ine Jn;ngs stort. She and her sister
we "0 ore at present at Spring Lake
Mais .I,n;r grandmother. and In August
,hOw Wu,~ viii all go to Hot Springs, va,
Tor the month.
,,AvE you heard about the rummage
so,o which all the women on the
IT. line are arranging for the fall?
va" 1.gn "romarkable IN that they have ac-
I'll. a new idea as to the rummage,
tua'n ,n,.hat on earth do you think they
ioI o Wdccided TO call It? A NO-TRASIl
,n,r,ave naur sale. Furthermore. 1t Is to be
i". ;nint affair, and the women on the
aSS,m,;ttee of the Home OF the Good
SShnmbsrd Sp,,Ind at Rosemont. the Bryn Mawr
IIoarn;toi Social Service. the Fedora
~ l,Pf of Churches and the Conestoga
Conmupity Center are all to JOIN FORCES
enI contribute to the mammoth sa,e.
any Il Is TO be held in the Bryn Mawr
erebouse, and, believe me, IL VIII De
worth buying a ticket to Bryn Nav
Cor Remember the no trash end Oh IL.
bocouse lately there has been SO much
trash as we'll as good things at the rum
images that a great many haye % s'rt t;r,o "o
got "fcd up' on tncm: inas '. nj
4 is going to be different, ..owevcr' ana
me. III be there. L..
chairman of the affair, and she will have
gn provn Mrs Clarence W. Dolan. Mrs.
Tbomas Newhall. Mrs. Harry Nj. Shaw 1.
Mrs Alfred Lowry. Mrs. Dunn and
Mrs. Frank Tracy Griswold. AS soon
aeJ hear more about 1t I'll tell you,
and when it will be an everything.
yT,HE Gilbert N1athers are about to
/ take n wonderful trip. They are
leaving this week for Glacier National
Park and are going to spend, several
weeks ont there On h horseback riding
trin'S Doesn't that sound ideal? Far
away from the toll and hustle of the
city and the numerous people who are
always round. fairly living in the open.
Wearing riding clothes, free, easy and
comfortable. That's the lie. | should
say; for a few weeks it is. anyway.
Gladys Mather is so sweet looking
with her fair complexion and bright eyes
and pretty gold shot hair. She is not
ANYTHING like as tall as her sister, Mrs.
Victor Mather. and yet they look more
alike. think. than Mrs. Patterson, the
third sister. though those three bear q
strong resemblance TO each other. The
other two, Mrs. Beggs and Mrs. Lee,
who died of the flu two years ago, were
very like each other.
Edith Lees baby is almost two Years
old now. She was named for her
mother. Mrs. Earle. her grandmother
has had her most of the time since her
mother died.
TT YOU passed through Broad Street
Station yesterday morning perhaps
you saw the little children and their
mothers waiting there for the Paradise
Special. / did, and went out in spirit
with them. For 1 made trip there
one summer and II ever there was 1t good
work undertaken in this city 1t is that
Paradise Farm is way, way out beyond
PaOli, beyond Fraser in the most perfect
country. There's stream where the chill
dren can swim and paddle, and there's
the most wonderful Old spring house
i had watermelons lying in it the day
] was there and, oh, boy | sat on the
farm house porch and ate some of sale
watermelon. And the house where the
women and children stay. has lovely
big general room with a talking ma
chine. And there's garden for the
boys to work in; and there are hills
and dalCs, and COWS, and chickens, ant
pigs; and it's just wonderful. Indeed
! would not have minded joining thu
party myself yestei day.
ENLLEN was starting out to ride il
- her new tricycle. the other day
when Mother called her to come up ant
change her shoes. Now Ellen is obedi
ent, but oh! how she wanted to g(
right out on that tricycle.. She stoot
on the lower step, torn between dcSir,
and duty. Then she looked at he,
rather. who was nearby watching tn,
struggle, and, Daddy, ! suggest thai
you take the tricycle. out and park i
IN front of the house" said she. "whil,
go mp to Mother" And Daddy did.
NANCY WYNNE.