Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-13

- ., know that Mrs. David
III n psssett had been 'on here from
pa 1,'nor 10 visit her parents. Dr.
New t,. Robert Gamble, at tneir
-" ,,,n.,,rtord T home' You re%smOe, mem. .
r,.nees sam Gamble was married ,So,, osou. :
f ffanee. =, rho Church OF the Redeemsr
year ago an ., Wv She has been living IN
IN Bryn m and Eleanor has been on
New ha.s" On various occasions. Flea :
10 vist I've. youngcr sister. and she is
/ nor u n visiting her uncle ana aui.;
| At preseh' ,irs Henry l.. Stimson, OF
W. anu in the Adirondacks. 81.
New W. Eronces and Eleanor are dark
Bcth rIdm' ,hn most wonderful straight,
and nav, remember seeing Fran :
biscfp fpasgctt one night at the a opebs, hs,
w,,ins w A golden yellow tr9ek. snsa anu M ;n
VIZ. wes Sas swirled high on her nean ~ - !,
na1 most gorgeous manner' -, u'"
,l,,,rs any one else coulu nay a,
pensd pens'd hers in just that way Anu IL
inst suited Frances.
mHE Stevens Hcckschers are nom ,'e
W. .;r ot strafford after being sev.
sOta asst at Beach Haven. You know
fral Ne sauo two debutantes In their ram
!he' n ,ext scason-Lucretia neck :
| iiy .n's sbo Is Mr.. Hcckscher's daughter
scns,. scnsi. Srst marriage, and Gladys Hop-
ni' ,,bo is Mrs. Heckscher's daugh- =
knNi her former marriage.
Mr .;rls arc very close TO the same
ine will. therefore. be introduced
|ae anu NJ tho various affairs to be
|tose.nIh, hv Mr., and Mrs. Heckscher.
'eretis Heckscher, or RITA; as sne is y
..rrerally called. is a granddaushtett, =, OF o
w,s @ Thomas Leaning. her mS,ner SIn
n Miss Brown: sister OF Nrs'
Males W. Burr. Of this city;
'pS Ma Leaning will doubtless enter
,,in for her granddaughter, and Mrs.
Maurice Hcckscter, who returned IN
40 Msu Iate spring from Paris. and Is now
..e tsr home In Newtown Square. VIII
y ~, a dance there on the evening OF
sIsn,embpr I II, In honor OF Rita, VINO
| s her niece.
rRoM all ! hear about that fa,r'
vb,cb Is to bc held tomorrow in
3. -. Nav for the benefit Of the Church
.cbs Advocate, I should say 1t canno,
s,r i ~ no A success. In the first place.
Nov are having It on Saturday after
roon s. when the men will be down Tor the
vs.k end, and so the men will add
N,,r mite to the general fund. Poor
msn, How they are imposed on at these
h,rrs aren't they? But they are a
s,.st @ institution and do help TO swell
4. Golfers and also bring home the
mo,, useless things you ever saw: be-
cause, how on earth do they know what
/ 10 buy at fair?
We'll, to go back to the plans Tor TO-
marrow. Mrs. Felix du Pont, who, you
r,msmber was Dick Chichester and who
lived IN Philadelphia a number OF years
before her marriage to Mr.. du Pont. Is
Nsirman of the whole business. and
| Mrs. Arlington Gilpin Is treasurer.
Mrs Horace Eugene Smith will have
Ne lace and embroidery table and Mrs.
Robert Martin Williams will preside
over the grab bag. And. think Of 1t.
| hey are to have merry 20 round.
iMs, Robert Watson will be in charge
n that and Mrs. Richard Norris and
|Nrs. George X. Grocer. Jr.. will have
' he cake and candy table. Mrs. Joseph
Harrison will be in charge Of the ice
eram and Mrs. Edward Sparks will
lave the movies.
Then there's to be a lemonade table.
under the care Of Mrs. A. T. Haynes
and Mrs. Foraker Matthews. and Mrs.
ALBERT Roussel and Mrs. Fred Tomp-
kins will have a fancy table. Mrs.
George Parry, who was Sally Fox. you
remember. will have wonderful
vegetable table. receiving contributions
from all the truck patches about. while
Mrs. Randolph Justice will have all
sorts Of toys and plnythings.
Mrs. Harry Adams and Miss Amy du
pont will sell popcorn and peanuts,
and sandwiches and cake will be sold on
T the beach by Mrs. Richard Norris and
Mrs. du Points aides. Mrs. Hollinshead
Taylor will have the dancing and music
ln charge. and the gate tickets will be
looked after by Mrs. George FowIe.
while Mrs. Clayton McElroy will take
care Of the dance tickets.
With all these women deeply inter-
esed In the affair. assisted by most Of
the pretty girls in Cape May. 1t is a
losgone conclusion that the fair will
Do success.
JUNIOR, who is four. was seated by
y Uncle Harry at the wheel the other
gay when they stopped at a friends
lr anntie to leave message. The
snslnr was still running. as they were
going right on.
We'll mother and uncle became in
'fested in talking to the husband of
auhtIeS friend. who sat himself on the
annlng board to converse with them
smLc his little boy was playing by the
PACK Of tho car. Suddenly Junior
~aned forward, pulled the reverse lever.
aaa 70" gentleman on the running board
.n INTO IN" grass while the car dashed
.".n .srT some thirty feet, just missing the
snsll sn chlId playing by it's side. Before
U,ncr t',u had time to speak even. Junior
arnca ,am MS delighted gaze upon her and
! I'"ark"d; Sa"lH "Therc, Muvver, told you
IouIu Wun car. Daddy will have
|" puy NE one whom wo on homo >,