Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
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., It,,cbinson is coming out for.
i bnii.n,s bni,nn rrat and I am in posi-
mal' sny thnt she X not. She will
tion 10 To- things IN all probability, but
g. ou, W r,nkas any formal debut. She
VIII no' haze made her debut two years
was W hnt thci death of her father,
ago, untchinson. threw her into
ManloI NJ course. pndonow two years
mourn,ii iii her friends have made the,f
lale, .Otst and she decided not TO make
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hctt "a never pleasant TO cm,c o,it with
,e,r Younger crowd of girls and
9 WiUL W"L Nrs Hutchinson and Edit h ARE
J tI'un bovr made this decision, though
WISE W hw no means TOO old she's not
ane yct mt jt's simply that her
tWenIE are already oW md shr can
,rie"" ire" ,nrch more fun with them. thar
nGb ln;,b others With whom. she has not
grown up .'. -
,,ur Herbert Lincoln Clarks and
,hoir two Younger daughters. Flea.
nrd Conway CLARK grc going to
hor ,o tbsir Bryn AIawr bqme today. to
VIZ ,rip M to Canada md what
ln"' you think they are going tn do
,sorcg w. camp in the Canadian woods.
wa" ron vou imagine anything more
..ondorfnl; For that is rea camping.
w, Tho kind that has. running wntcr.
,u nUd electric lights. and solid silver
tabc appointments. and brass beds.
and summer hnngings, such nS You
snd sn so often in the Adirondacks. but
rsal sleeping in tents, and under the
s,ors and making arcs. and cooking
an everything. Isn't that wonderful
Say 10 do?
Narys and George Frazier are nome
from their wedding trip and are stay
inc at the Clark house in Bryn Mawr.
until the fall whom they are going to
Cuba. They will live there next year
on a sugar plantation. &.
A GREAT many OF our young people
"A oro oo;ns TO other cities and conn.
,.;os to live aren't they? There =
nrss,s Nailr married and gone to Min.
rosota and Pauline Denckla will live
T. Now York and Tuxedo and all the
n,bcr placcs that New York. set moves
married two or three years ago and
lives way OUT W ~ au'. pu' 'na, .
what marriage does a'tfr an. IN ]. n9i
j docs chang' on' p'ahS anu ''""'
ton
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HEAR 'ha' 'a'h anu r''Hao''"
Drcxcl and the baby are up in
Newport staying with Jacks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Drexcl at their
villa. Elizabeth il the most devoted
mother and Is perfect picture with
her baby. She il very fair yaI know.
and has an awfully pretty figure and
a great deal Of style. Mr.. and Mrs.
DrcxOl are devoted to their small
grandchild and ] understand they will
entertain their son and daughter in
law for the rest of this month and part
Of August. Gordon Drexel. the younger
son. is up there. too. Mrs. John
DreXel is decidedly one Of the leaders
in Newport. She was, you remember.
Miss Alice Troth of this city. Her
mother is Mrs William Penn Trotb
and Miss Emile Troth is a sister. The
Troths are spending the summer in
the White mountains, and hnvc been
living in New York of late.
rruAT v.;Il ho ,,,t.,. Gan I.,,
',''' '"' "'uu'"s
down T in W. V;ro;r;a mo- T.unu Thn "re married
lived in Warrcpton for n niImbor of
years. but came mn here this year to
introduce Susan TO society, And nov,
she is TO marry Pbiladelpbia man
Nancy Dunning is to be tho maid Of
honor at the wedding. and I hear that
Mary Ernestine Appleton. who. also
lives in Warrenton and who came nm
here to make her debut last winter will
be bridesmaid. Can't YOU iust soc
how picturesque it will be? That beau
tiful old southern home of Mr., Groome
which | have been told is lovely spot