Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

a,o,v for awhile. You ought to have
TIN ~ crowds out at the Philadel-
ser cricket Club yesterday afternoon
pnia Jnnior Tilden, the worlds cham
niay. And next week out there
plyh' soe tbe opening Of the tournamen.
wn' tbe championship of the United
iol among the women and girls.
sr,i. G,Iis' r.,li he the thirty third tourna- :
1mS n, ~ It's kind ard it's all to start
on on Monday and continue through tine
week. ,onr;ttes Includes
~ T,.ner,ter. who is chairman Lyn-
20, y, Npiddle, Joe Grown, Linton Ian
ioia, .t, Henry Phelps, Louis Rowland,
qre'pT Tbsyer. Joe Wear, Morris Wistar
soss ss nick Williams. There Is also a
snnittee snu Of men appointed by the
Ggnitad States Lawn Tennis Associa-
~. y 20 renresent that association at the
.o,cbes. These four men are Craig
piddle, Joe Jennings, George Warder
and Edward Hooker.
THE auxiliary committee Tor the
tournament Is composed Of women,
,,ho are attending to many OF the de-
..iis arranging for accommodations for
a.. n,avers and all of the other little
.S;rsa .hs pIy necessary for the comfort Of visi-
tors, ~ :. ...,.or ~
mat committee ard the vice chairman Is
Miss Ellen Hood. Others members in
sinde Mrs. Joe Carpenter, Jr.,. Mrs,
William ytT Harper, Mrs. Ned Krumbhaar,
NJ nick Nalle, Mrs. Glenn VAIN
S,,isbt' m,s Mrs. Joseph Wear, Mrs. George
Woodwart. Miss Katherine Morris,
Miss Elizabeth Cheston and Miss Mary
Thsver, in other words our friend
Molly.
NF COURSE, women are entered
" from all over the United States,
INIT being a Philadelphia, I'm nat
vrsIlv more interested in those from
snv own town who are to take part.
And I think il Is very interesting to
sss how popular tennis Is with the
,ouneer set. that Is, the girls who are
siyteen. seventeen and eighteen and In
ths 'iurior entries for the tournament.
Tsnccially Is this true Of the younger
sirls about Chestnut Hill.
r HEAR that Helen and Beatrice
l sewell will play, and yTqsHs yTss know nov,
something big in Cape May; Virginia
Carpepter, who with her father, won in
tbe mixed doubles at the Huntington
Valley tournament a couple of months
ago: Louise Dixon, who Is cousin
AZ Molly Thayer and takes after her In
her love of the game Marguerite. Boyle,
Mary Geary. Caroline Graham, Evelyn
Martin, Caroline Remak and Katharine
oil nra
whose names l have not heard.
yomen's event will be Mrs. Gilbert
Harvey, Mrs. Brooke Huff, Peggy Fer
ruson, who Is to come out this year,
Betty Strubing. Molly Thayer, Anne
Townsend and Phyllis Walsh. | think
Philadelphia is making a good showing
and only hope one comes of with the
championship.
T HAVEN'T seen Josephine McCul-
loh for the longest while, and sud-
denly met her yesterday looking so
smart must tell you of her frock. It
was Of white China silk made with a
rather full, very short skirt and the
Bodice was cut on surplice lines. Loose
panels were attached from below the
wide girdle to either side of the skirt
4nd futtered in the wind as she walked.
The V-shaped neck of the bodice was
held together with a brooch. And her
ties and stockings were white. Her hat
was semilarge one in mushroom
shape and purple in color. 1t was
trimmed with long plumed ostrich
feather of purple and had a few French
flowers, where the feather Joined in
front.
THE Glendinning girls are still in
L Europe with their father and
mother, and I doubt not that Ellen is
getting the most exquisite of trous-
seauI. Think Of It! AL the lovely things
TO be had in Paris, because they are to
be had even II the war held up the
sewing Of lingerie and lovely frocks for
awhile. And they are to be had for
less than on this side, in spite Of all you
near to the contrary. because have
seen things bought over there recently
and know.
There are to be two weddings in the
nmily just a week apart. That Is,
Percy's marriage to Virginia Roberts
Will be on October Q, and Ellen and
Persifor Frazer will be married on Oc-
tooer 10. Percy Glendinning and Ellen
are not brother and sister, as many
persons think, but they are first cousins
and Percy has lived with his uncle for
number Of years. His mother married
again and lives In Europe most of the
ume, though she comes to America now
and again.
YOU know school started up on Mon
= day for many of our little friends.
And In certain suburb I know of a
certain young gentleman named Joe
was entered on the lists for the first
ume; Joe Is five whole years of age,
and he was very important as his name
was being taken. He sat on the side of
one OF the chairs, and said chair being
folding one and not being very polite,
proceeded to double up and throw him
on his way home he remarked to his
ulster: There's a red headed boy that
Mushed at me when fell. and termor-
TOT I'm going to biff him. -