Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-15

'f,n, .a.nt, Of Boston, and Quincy Shaw
yea s 70 interesting, is it not? You
fcKean, y NIcKean Is the son OF
(now Ys.ntt Ygratt Mexican, Of Penllyn, by
tenIy n,sr marriage to Miss MARION
Is iorlIs' poston, Some ten or more
FnaW' ooo 20 the McKeans we're divorced
leers as0 ,icKean returned to her ma
au ~ city to live, her sons aScomp;d aSs ,panr;sd
4" hor, A few years later sne u rtm
~ 9ss,SoIm n Graeme Haughton' SMt OF CSm M
snwsalth avenue, Boston. n. nM. m
F..n,s second wife was MISS n'ker' o'
Few York. sor. of endemic
ldS;nvs lneLS; and engagements in the NC
weui, FAMILY and connections oil late.
keah Mexican Downs was married 70
(noeess Sargent, of New Haven, on the
|oe 'fonrth of June, and Mexican
en Wan;, engagement to Emmie schwartz
nen nannoinced Just about a month ago.
as 'porio's engagement to Bert Male
a.v 0npnonnced noun last Saturday. and now
au WcKean to Margaret Sargent. !
uIa,, Jun ~ heard iflMargaret Sergeant and
',ha n.y. Downs's husband are related.
hsns they are-they spell the names
sapoe wsy-Of course the Borle en-
ssr,snt 1n Is not so closely connected as
a,hors but Patty Borie's great
ne neSnotbsr, Sb the late Mrs. Charles L.
Rorie. who died a few years ago at tne
"a ~ ninety four, was MISS Oiemen.
n. Mexican, and she was a great aunt
the other three, Phoebe Towns
argent. Mexican Allen and Quincy
s.Rsan These last three are all hrst
aus;ns. % It's always interesting to- me
pssd these relationships myself, so
.rbens you like to, too. or course,
NV are ali descendants OF Governor
IicKean, Of Colonial times.
YESTERDAY I heard some one
| I speaking Of going up to Newport
Por the Dog Show, and exclaimed;
{sWhat on earth are you talking about
kbat for. now? Why that will not be
I,ntil August" And then, Boys and
Eirls, I looked at the calendar to find that
August was Just two weeks off, and the
Dog Show only three weeks
kway. And I ask you II 1t is not time
therefore to begin combing Emils black
atiny coat and arranging his ears with
few neat clips. Must We not brush
rs teeth and keep him of the damp
round that he may not take cold
Must we not watch his playmates ana
be that no alien flea alights upon his
vlken hair? OF course we must! And
be show is to be held as usual on the
asino grounds at Newport, opening on
be morning of August 7, which Will
a Saturday.
The Casino up there is the loveliest
bot, though | do think that Hill Top
hn with its great out of doors porch
bill Of little tables, and the beautifully
|ressed women and we'll -groomed men
aving supper in the early evening,
an even more attractive sight.
But somehow Newport is a bit too
ormal for rest. Give me a wide ex-
banse Of sea and land and a boat and
am content. Nothing mean about
be, is there? You note / want to be
Foped. don't want to do any of the
work myself
you heard about the craze in
IL Newport for riding about on these
hew machines called "Scootamotas? %.
PTS low sort of bicycle, with a plat
FORM between the wheels on which your
feet may rest, and there is a high
handle bar for steering. The machine
has two wheels and seat like a tri-
fycle, and you can step into it dressed
q your very best lace gown and spot y
ess white shoes, kid gloves and lacy
pat, and ride around all afternoon pay
ns visits without any danger of get
ing motor grease on your frock. And
pierre Is no exertion for you as in the
d'fashionct. tricycle. or the later bicy-
Pc; it's more on the order of q motor
fyclee, but it makes less noise. saw
picture of Margaret Dunlap riding
n one and it looked as if it would be
food fun. Margaret Dunlap is at New
port with her aunt, Miss Julia Berwind.
dargaret's mother was Miss Berwind.
md since the death of both parents,
Margaret has lived with her aunt
she IS very good looking, has an oval
ace, talr complexion and rather light
aF', And like Sara Dolan, always
Pas beautiful clothes.
VI course, both these girls have lots
y money to buy said clothes. but that
y not the point to my thinking; for
ome people spend an awful lot on
f!othes and look like nothing actually,
Pecause they wear their gowns like old
ags and they have not good taste in
aooslng: But Margaret Dunlap would
Iook well in cheaper clothes. It's
;aGply that she wears her things beau
Emlly and has exquisite taste in
nooslng what to wear.
NoAnY, aged four, had been pretty
naughty one Of these recent hot
ays, and mother had to resort to COR
~ punishment. She thought she did
n. w. JOB quite we'll, judging from her
Eva feelings in the matter. But
onnly cooked his head to one side
au remarked, You never hurt me,
Wen, master Tommy was marched
pSsairs for said remark and had TO
@y In a hot room Till sumner t;rs ~
STea S.IIsJ ne ne heard daddy come in he
baSS,,, smsG, Let me down, let me down. !"
tau uuy hnally called up "If you don't
tts,t p that yelling. you'll get some more
meu'on' and from me this time -
sn aeee was silence for a moment and
u ssa d small voice called down. "Daddv
bi' IA rather have you give me n
(WtpIP tipIP'Ss Ss. than have to stay up in this
NANCY WYNNE