Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-06

saw Eleanor Noble Hawley in town IN
sAn s,,rday She always looks SO
yes.nS neat. and she IL 40 attrac. !.
fresh an% nirg that 1t is a pleasure TO see
tive loon'hht . het day In town when you ieei
her on y ~" lacked all hot and ny away
as II yoII yI, yourself. She had on very
snd dowrs srsss Of blue and white checked
pretty wv WITH n white sash, with plack
bingham, "d and white shoes that gave
stockings "country- place in summer
her a n,ie little tan sailor hat, with a
BOOK. auu auorf around It. She Is the
white s'"f 81 Mrs. William Woodbridge
daugh'er know, and her marriage TO
Nobe, vi yuowlcy took place In May, X
Geonret n,;staken. Some time early In
,,a u sumner, anyhow.
,,oW in the world does Newport
LII lathe even with the exhilarating
.o,os that blow through IT ana % arouna
oresii iii the time. Every Few minuses ses
aanbody Is getting up sometnihS ior
tone0Va ms reason. The latest thing is a
to%e oiase marty to be given on august -, !,
pI,a next Wednesday. 10 you rroIihs y
as. as. ,bat will be almost the mddle OF
l,nnaa,rsts lna, It's perfectly, ridiculous tne
aas' N.s n summer trots along wnen IL :
wa; and thc way II drags and pokes
cCoI.;at' s.. ;t's hot. But, anyhow. this bridge
vntn tho Babies Clinic of Newport.
~ n will be given at the country
sna Tables are to be put out On the
.lnaa .lu" ond In the tea room-.and Mrs.
SIssucc SeIsno% ". Dolan is giving the prizes.
OIare%d hr% right here is where the committee
ro anu Congratulations, according TO
oese,rs INV Of thinking. They have ar-
nu % or will arrange, whatever the
lsnSr't I.nsep tense happens to be. a golf tour
plop+ IN the same day, 80 that people
ns,,>d hn don't want to spend a whole per-
WY J,. u Good afternoon playing bridge can
ls," r ,olf, and still be in on the afair.
E ;Sn't that your own personal ldes
bridge party, or are you one oI
Who 20 TO the seashore or the
ulmeto;ns ulose for the healthful air--and
I.n sncnd all of every afternoon III
~. W. bnuse or on the porch playing
t.;d,eP Well. then, Of course, You reel
m., the golf Is unnecessary. Personally,
usS %;rL ~ an awfully good stunt.
Mrs. Wrs Nathaniel Thayer, Mr.. L. Suf-
,..n TT Taller and Mr.. Clarence Oolan
torm the house committee. -,
We'll, that's on the seventh. linen
Ns tennis tournament begins on Mon
Ssy. the ninth, you know. ana atter
S,t on the twenty first isn't 1t, the
Soa show, and still later the horse SHOW.
And inside from all these things TO 40,
nsonlo @ are entertaining right and left,
md there's enough to do, anyhow, just
Ssing nm there in the swim, so to speak.
Te Robert Kelso Cassatts entertained
Az their Yacht, the Gadfy, the other
Ssr and Mrs. John X. Drexel gave
luncheon on Tuesday or Wednesday.
I'm not sure which. and there are any
number Of other luncheons and dinners
apd things all the time.
r HEAR that the Harrisons are leav-
inc very soon for Mr.. Burt's ranch
IN Arizona. Mr.. Charles Custis Harri-
son, Jr.. you know. of Chuckswood,
villanova. is taking his children, Au-
rsta W. Harrison, Ellen W. Harrison
md Charles Custis. Sd, out there to
spend some time. 1t probably will be
Some" time, too.
CHE had had a terrible dream and it
" was so real to her that she had to
sob it all out to mother the next morn
| Ing at breakfast 1t was about Jock
the precious pet who stood beside her
chair and licked her hand sympatheti-
cally as she talked. She had dreamed
that something killed Jock. She had
come walking out of the house to take
4 walk with him and there he was lying
N the street dead. She hadn't wanted
him to die; she loved him too much.
And the worst Of it all was that in
the dream he wouldn't have anything to
do with her. And then, mother" she
described it. mashing tear fat against
her cheek, when he got through with
the die he just got up and walked right
away from me"
NANCY WYNNE.