Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-24
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7 WAS slttins on V .,,t. saa
l. the other day thinking, MY sovu
ness. you don't even zee aus p,Ss.g Sus
clothes to write about tnese ,uss uasS n.y.,
In August, when VINO pursI "pun s
vision but Corlnne treenlun, w ah;,,o
one Of the prettiest PINK crepe ue '"''''
frocks have seen TINS season. ,,.;,,,
It was a one piece lIoch ,aro n,uar " e,t
-neth .,o 30 hack of the bodice. The
sleeves we're long anu e,',nho lily al ,,.;th n
cuff. The skirt was ;, ..,nLs a. rog,,e
wide hem ana thret M,uu o;oht incba. Of
lar intervals TO r,, "i.n,m u,em cord Of mink
the waist'ine. "A iiar.ow ,ooso,v about the
crepe was arrahsva ira, was a large model of
waist. The nat was MS hn;,,, ,,,os
rose pink rough straw anu .nc u,i h,;soo
edged with turned III narsoW r,,,ct
pleated rufte OF organuie d u, Inv
paler shade. When l say tuime ane of thc
mean the ruftie was on the eus a. " ,a, W
brim, but the full part Oh the rurue mao
turned toward the crown. SorinnJ I
wore white stockings ana pumps; ahu
the whole costume was extremely ie'eh
ing.
>.,-,,prp of persons who are
~ spenolnsa u, IN tbe entertainment to
are ,aIJ saturday night at Longport
Hall for the benefit Of the Seamen
l,t,,.oh Institute. which. as you know.
!. "br;id;na a new home here. And most
10 s ,he fashionable women in town are
;n,orested in 1t. The last affair they
ints'fo;t S eor ;ts bcneft was the extra per
Fsnr,anro hau Of the Savoy Opera Co. s
t..ItiraIo I believe that went very
-.si
",r IN Saturday night the Delphian
p,oyars have been engaged, and they
III nresent several sketches, after
,,hioh there will be general dancing. 1t
Nil % bc a very large affair, judging from
~, Wi,' Io,,,and for tickets, and every one Is
lnt M w Among the patrons from this
eTe e;,r are Mr., and Mrs. Churchill Will
l;ams. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swope, Jr.'
Mr.; ana Nts. HS.ord NJ Javino. Mr., and
a,a Mns Uarmon Yerkes, Miss Margaret
Tarr;e and Miss Elizabeth Lennig, Mr..
and Mrs George II. Fort. Jr.. Mr.. and
A." Mrs Henry Marston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erank Straus and Mrs. E. II. Denis,
Tbe new Seamen's Church Institute Is
e. he tbe site of the st. Adams Hotel,
Scrond and Walnut streets.
-oS.T ror wonder what people will
Tsa ,a.os, un ot Now.
Ddo next! W %a..oransett an in an
port is to rae 10 NarIasa;nJt s;.nJ ", n',cas
airplane' EVerS one r. ph;Ia de,nh;ans
about 1t. l suppossv,, tne r;d;n" tn News
at Narragansett wiz NC i'"''s W
port ID their urn, so. h,,c Como n
=, Inc John SGu'Vi IN, .heir na,r woe son
Narraganset' s.a VIZ, oa,,s .ne ola NV and n
ne Is uooIs ,;nr nu hoh, One cannot no
very sooh .o'n aLne e. ho certo;nlv bos
suIpr,IseIi Ii.;, a. ,,nrorts o,wavs thought
Eoon .I iSonie S.;ae orvnrse Jobn Conyerse's $
dowrhtor ii.r'r hy his f;rst marriage. the most
Wr. Conyarse's brother and sister
in Law. Mr., and Mrs. Bill Churchman,
are stayipg with her in Narragansett
this week.
-.
HEARD the other Day that Dr' anu
i Mrs. Tom Royster would be sta
toned in Columbia, South Carolina.
for some years now. You know they
had been in the Virgin Islands ever
since they were married, and in June
they were called back to the states.
DR.. Royster is a surgeon in the navy,
having gone in during the war, and he
has decided to remain in the service.
They arrived in this country last month,
and have been visiting Doctor hoyster s
mother IN Ihomasville.
Mrs. hoyster' you remember: was
ti'irn Jol"u: Ii; naISnte, VI ~ IL tnai'ss tn:s
Lnd LonoJ tb,t ~, thnu ,,o,,id ha s.at;onoS
a raa "Ip,u Lora 'N uo!or So S,tt Cn.nj;.s
,eI. ~ omen't, wy, 10 ~ u, W;lni
10 p'ttei luau way vi Ut 'Hc v iiSin