Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-23


depces there are in life? / ives
tbinking of the Newbolds yesterday and
wonderipg wo when they would return
from the Adirondacks, when right be-
Tore nv eyes on station platform,
where i happened to be waiting for a
train I saw trunk with "Newbold, /,
I,ovcrock" on it's side, and knew that
thew we're already home. For 1t would
almost be miracle to have your
trunks arrive the same day, to say moth :
ing of several days after you came
Mrs. Russell Thayer who has been
I'm at the Adirondack camp will return
home the end Of this week. The
Thoyers have renovated the house they
own at Twenty second and Locust
streets and will live there this winter.
The house has been painted gray, you
know, and the windows and shutters are
In very dark blue. A bit unusual for Il
They have box hedge growing all
around the house which gives it n
festive atmosphere. Molly has been
home for couple of weeks. She took
mart in the Philadelphia Cricket Club
tennis matches last week and is playing
this week at Mannheim.
CPEAKING of Molly reminds me of
- her scenario, "The Talk of the
Town or Service" which is to be
given at the Academy of Music in No
vcmber for the benefit of the Reed
Street Neighborhood House and the
social service department of the Poly
clinic Hospital; and by the Junior
League Of Philadelphia. Molly is a
member Of the Junior League, as are the
girls WIZ are " appcar Ill 'he 'ho'ic'
o co ,.,. . Al. ,s,-,',
TW w oach " 'he huirohuacks, inc
l. William Phillers, of Haverford, have
been up at Saranac Inn for some time
and are coming home next Wednesday.
Emily Philler, who in my opinion Is one
Of the best looking girls on the Main
Line, is coming home to Haverford to-
morrow. She has been at White Grass
Ranch, in Wyoming. all summer and
has had n most wonderful time in the
out OF doors.
DR.. and Mrs. Radcliffe Cheston, OF
Chestnut Hill, are spending two weeks
up at Saranac Inn and Mrs. Howell
Lloyd and Miss Roberts, who motored
there from Montreal, will spend a week
before returning home. Is there any
where a more beautiful spot than the
Adirondacks at this time Of year when
the leaves are turning? l wish could
chase up there myself.
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NANCY McKEAN who 10 n o,ro
N ,.,... me-
net ueouI tnis year, mas Deen out In
NEIniins uurins rt .he summer Win her
mother, Mrs' ION Mchean, ana they
are gHpectSu 10 return nome very
sm, snortnc ,..o. Naaci mas peeni TOT tne iast
L"o L"o t av"'I, d. poaiuins t t sEnool, puI sue
nttonIoa nt1 thn uo'J Jo; ~, ne holuays ana mas
looking girl with very attractive man
ner.
Her mother was Miss Katherine
Bispham, of this city. On her faith
cr's side of the family she Is related
to the Whartons, McKeans, Bories,
Downs. Aliens and number of other
distinguished Philadelphia families. She
is n descendant of Governor Mexican
Of Pennsylvania. Her grandfather. the
late Thomas Mexican, lived at 1927
Walnut street for many years ant
built the two houses next door towart
Nineteenth street for two of his mar
riPd children. Mr.. Stotesbury bough,
1929 Walnut street after Mr.. Nc.
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was Wi,s Tii.ohoth VThorton s..',e
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cborminr wo,nov "''' anu h'o''
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toa for tboir darohtar on Sotohse Sh smc 20
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HOW times does fly Do you realize
that thlS time next week we vii