Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-06

TyONE forsaken sPo', q,
- nhio Pa. on Saturday. Sundey aaa.
s.aay Too Everybody beat II iot tne
oosSore. the country, the ihou' NV
~ The near suburbs. Anu ~ Say
etaved in town they went ior ,,aces Inv ~
10 country clubs, or nearby p'"'
smns,f nus. from tomorrow on the tide VIII
bu' ~ fbe people returning nome
ii tuih eli tho trains and boats ana 'motors,
VII Maine to our own town. FROM
Iroh they will come too, ana py
SahSnr 6rst YOU won't know tnat
Os,u Oc.y,D every one was away in the sum
nv' ..nr we'll all be taking up our aaS
rounds r%Sr as II there never had been a '"
cation.
ruEAR that Mrs. Isaac Clothier, Jr.,
.nd her son, Isaac, Sd, and Wharton
n,-ahn. ahn orn on their way back from
SsWrrom;nr. Srin; where they spent quite a
w. time on ranch. Wharton
S,nt,or UnSt is the son Of Mr.. and MIS-;
Meas sinkler, OF Radnor. ana ne anu
onne Isaac Clothier. are very grehne th.
,/}r;snds. They are members OIL nd .nS
Gun Club which holds q spr,ns ,,ace %
autumn meet at the Clothie,s 40 thare
zach year. have not heard yet uonth
L.. = n
e. suppose so. Jimmy Sinkler
Suo,ber OF wharton, and named ior
" rrondfather, James Mauran hnoaes,
~, I.s been Mt a boys camp in MAINE
nas aS returned this past week to- hodnoL.
any Nest NJ the boys viii be coming PACK
,.,n;ug tbc next three weeks, II tney
.runt ou,,e to see anything Of home, tor pc, pr
s.n mu October /, they'll be packing on
~ boarding school 4, and college, anu
tSen good bye home till the ihanhs
giving holidays.
rSPEAKING of Mr.. Rhodes reminds
Sme. I hear that he aud Mrs. Rhooss
have the ldveliest bungalow OUT a., ~
Santa Barbara. And Mrs. hhodes -
st;ll reveling in her love OF MOWERS; 81
The house and garden are muses. =, =
b,oom. You remember that the hnoues -
un SUI and vent West to live. All three
aosftbeir sons are living in various parts
~ rho West. but their daughters, with
one exception, live In. and near Phila :
delphia. IT,, ,.,,e. live ,r
Santa barbara, Mauran and his ware
ora in Kansas City, and Borie and his
wife ore settled in Seattle. The three
daughters, who live here, are Mrs
Tsd Hartshorne. Mrs. Franklin sharp
isss and Mrs. Deas Sinkler. The sec
and daughter, May, who is Mrs. Guy
pbelps Dodge. lives part Of the time II
New York and part in Europe.
THAvE been hearing more about the
/ sumner and dance which are to bt
,Iven out at Whitford on Saturday
week. that is September IS. There ar
faint whispers of unusual surprises, ant
there might be one or two couples wh'
would give an exhibition dance. Mind
am only saying might be- as tina
wee bird that sometimes talks to mi
often annoys me by just limiting and no
telling Just who and what and where
However, the hints sound very good
And as i told you the other day, me-,
intend to CO. Every one in Chester val
lev, West Chester and Downingtown ]
interested, and it will be a big thing
You know it's to raise funds to supper
A. community nurse for. the Cheste
Valley country round about,
The supper is in charge Of Miss Jan
and Miss Grace Thomas and Mis-
Miller. Among the women taking activ
interest in the affair are Mrs. Lardne
Howell, Mrs. George Coates, Mrs
George Thomas, Sd; Mrs. 'E'ranci
Strawbridge, Mrs. Francis Jacobs an
several others.
THE Duchess Of Marlborough seem
i to have come to New York ant
after q short stay to have returned t
Europe with very few Of us being tn
wiser. OF course, she is in deep morn
ing for her father, The late Williar
X. Vanderbilt, and she visited he
mother Mrs. Oliver Fl. p. Belmont Q
her Long Island home, so was not !
evidence. The wee bird who was i
New York a couple Of weeks ago, o
his way from Newport, told me yester
day that he had seen her. and that sh
looked extremely we'll. She was wear
ing a string Of pearls with her blac
froCk. They say she is coming bac
later with her second son for sta
and will eventually settle in France.
r SAW Mrs. Archibald Waterhous
l. in Rittenhouse Square the other da
wearing very striking tailor made su
OF tan, which fitted her to perfection
Mrs. Waterhouse always looks stylisl
and her clothes are SO pretty. Her h,
was OF dark brown straw and we
close fitting, with brown aigrette fl
trimming.
L'LSIE and Eleanor went to a part
~ the other day, and when they re
turned they ran eagerly to Daddy ar
Mother to tell about the good time thu
had. Perhaps you would be interest,
to know that Elsie is seven and Elean
five. Well, they talked and talked. ar
when asked who was there Elsie sal,
Besides us children there was Mary
big sister and her beau" and she add
quickly, I've got beau. Daddy"
You have? Well, why doesn't
come around? Who Is he?" -,
oh, he's Charlie s." said sh
IA Eleanor broke in: II got one, too
"Ha's "HMGsT;" R.rsr said Daddy ''who Is he
well, I don't know said Dadd
shaking bis head, II haven't seen hi
around: Why doesn't he come to 8
you II has your beau2"
And said Eleanor: "Oh, he dor
know it," NANCY WINNIE ~
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