Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25


,oain. She was here last summer.
Int we did not expect to have her back
oue;n for some time more. at least
sgmover when Mr.. Morris. who, as you
L.ow Is ambassador to Japan. returned
M ,his country Mrs. Morris came. too.
Ia wasn't it nice. was here in time for
~ son's school commencement. lie
nee, W., n one Of the schools in New Eng
land. :, ,or,;os have bccn
aon for Mrs. Morris. among others
s.d s.dor marty at the Potters' place.
gg;ron galub bv Mrs. Joseph Wear. who was
sM;sa Adelaide Potter. Mrs. Norris was
Ni;sS M;sS augusta West. Her mother was
member of the famous Shippeh family
In fact, Mrs. Morris has that family
,on,e in her own Mrs. Morris is stay
inc at the Aldine Hotel. but Mr.. Nor
r;s has gone on to the Democratic con
rention, which opens IN san rranclsco
on Monday. Mrs. Everett ha",,ss snts
. luncheon yesterday In Mrs motifs :
honor.
. x1oJ' know a great many women from
those rarts are going up to Massa-
Mrs Sdolpb G. Rosengarten. Mrs'
rh,,.etts next week to the general meet
;nr Of tbc Garden Clubs at North shore;
Mass II is officially called the annual
nooet of the Garden Clubs of America
and and The first three days of the week
will he given over to the convention, /,
Tnn.is Nelson. Mrs. Randall Morgnu
.nJ Mrs. George Willing will go from
.bo Weeders' Club, And I hear that
otbsr clubs will be represented by Mrs
uoratio Gates Lloyd aud by Mrs
charles T. Crcsswcll, Mrs. W,,'iam ~
Dick, Mrs. Charles Patt; 81; M,s'
Charles Riddln. Mrs. Frazier Harris.
Miss Marie Trascl and number Oh
other women Of the Main Line; l9,re
dale. Chestnut Hill and along the "eu'
Ing way. ,.A 49,, -, tbese
,,rties This year one Of the show
piaces they are to see will be MIS-.
Toseicv's. Now. perhaps, you wonuer
whv I'm interested in her. Wen; shc
waS Philadelphian. a daughter OF inc
ioto General Carpenter. who LIVED WIN
lie family on Twenty first street some
Nod Tarpenter. one Of his sons. IS IN
Pho regular army and was on mere Jus.
few weeks ago. when he acted rs uSnv' %
a. Walter Wheeler's wedding. MIS-, MIS-.
Woscley was Helen Carpenter. in'',Y
r.os another brother besides Ned,
tb;nk his name was William-but
have not heard lately of him. ANYWAY: !:
Mrs. Moselcy's garden is to pe ON ~. ~.
tho sights of the convention. ana al NV.
visitors are to go there one OF thc uaS y
TO sec the garden and have ,nnrntoiI' ,L ,,I,i
II will bc awfully nice for the lni,anr, .s,aro
nLians IN meet Mrs. Moselcy once more
DOROTHY WELLS is on here stay
~ ing at tho Dolans. She is a sister
Of Buckley Wells, who Is engaged TO
Sarah Dolan. Mr.. and Mrs. Doian
will give buffet luncheon on Sunday 10
her honor out at Chestnutwold. their
nlace in Devon. ! saw Sarah Dolan in
The country the other day looking very
we'll in n tailored linen waist and skirt
and kings blue sleeveless sweater.
Her hat was sports affair of white
straw and had n blue crown and facing
Of silk. 4 blue silk tassel hung over
the edge of the hat. -,
Sarah is quite the most stylish girl
Of the deb year. should say. 1t isn't
only that she has such stunning clothes.
but it's the way she carries herself. the
way she wears lrer things. After all.
there's everything in that.
nID you feel yesterday as if some
- one had put huge bandagc around
your head and then pulled 1t tight
as tight could be. Pcrhans it was the
weather: it seemed sort Of heavy to me.
Ard everything was an effort. Finally
decided to beat il" ont in the open.
far. far from the madding crowd. J
even did not walk up Chestnut street
to see what | might 500. I went out
far into the country and then 7 got off
the train and walked down a long road
into the Wissahickon.
] sat for alittlc while in lovely cool
spot and then I arose and walked along
the little footpath on the high side of
the creek. intending to find little sum
morhouse that ] knew Of there. where I
might rest and think and think of
nothing. You know that lovely indolont
FEELING, hut as | approached said rustic
seat something told me to go cautiously.
J don't know why: but fortunately did.
for the poor dear lambs did not sec me
at all, But. oh. boy. saw them. and
they were the very two ] was speaking
of about week ago in said column when
said ! was sure they were engaged.
Now ] knOr it, because she is not the
type of girl who would permit any er--
well-cr-manifestatio of affection on
the part Of man unless she was on =
gagged to him. And the manifestations
were not wanting.
Again ! beat it," but this time |
ild not feel SO done out. I was smiling
1nr, YOU know 'all the world Invee n