Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-03

,-,yERY ONE is preparing to leave
u town today If, to be explicit, every
o,e did not leave town yesterday, be-
oo,se you see tomorrow will be the
oreat and glorious Fourth and 1t will
So celebrated on Monday, and so every
ors bas a large and beautiful week end.
And. let me put you on. Il will be the
some next year, too, for the Fourth will
Come on Monday then. so there will
be Saturday, Sunday and Monday once
more! ifst
TONIGHT there will be the dance
which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Coyc. of Malvern, will give at their
nIace Willisbrooke Farm, for their
laughter. Jane Gordon Coke. Jane Is
70 be a debutante Of next season, and
tbis will be her first out party, AZ 1t
wcre. She IL very attractive girl
and has not been fed up with lot Of
nre debutante affairs because she has
gone to boarding school for several
Toors. attending only the Christmas and
Faster festivities at home.
She is a sister of Eckley r. Coke. I'd,
who married Mary Owens. of Savan.
nah, Ga, last year. Jane Is bound
70 have a very good time this winter,
and being extremely attractive, she Is
likely to be much entertained. She has
so many uncles and aunts and cousins
to give parties for her and there Is TO be
n big hall in her honor the last day of
December. at least ! think that Is the
date scheduled.
By the way. I heard some people the
other day wondering how they could get
TO willisbrooke Farm by train. and
nerhaps this information would help
them The Coxes will have motors meet
the 8 10 train from Broad street sta
tion at paoli, so there will be no prob
lem for the "trainites" after all.
r HAVE heard Of any number of house
i rarties planned for this week end.
The Harrison X. Gamer. Jrs., Will have
Mrs. Gamers cousins, Margaretta and
Elizabeth Jeannes, with them at their
Cane May cottage. and William Gamer
and William Baird, Jr., brothers, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamer.
The Francis 3. Reeveses have invited
a number Of young people to their home
at Buck Hiif Falls, which, You know,
IL near the Water Gap. 10 Reeves
engagement to Henry Walton. Jr., was
announced just few weeks ago.
T WAS so glad yesterday to hear that
l. Isabella -Wanamakpr came through
her operation for appendicitis safely
and Is now well on the wav to recovery.
She was operated on last Monday. and,
though such operations are usually
successful. one always feels a certain
anxiety until they are we'll over-that
Is. several days later. Isabella is very
sweet looking. think. She has fair
curly hair and blue eyes. and has loads
of friends. ] have always heard the
very incest things said Of her. She
is great horsewoman, and owns quite
q number Of prize winning steeds.
WHAT good -iooking girl Gertrude
w Pancoast is I saw her the other
day on Chestnut street. She was wear
ing a dark blue lowered voile frock.
made with white collar and cuffs and
finished at the waist with black velvet.
Her hat was extremely good looking.
1t was made Of henna coored chiffon.
and was trimmed with self -colorct
bands. The Pancoasts. by the way,
have moved. Did you know that?
But only across the street from their
former house. They lived at 2031 Dc
lHHceE, anu now tHPy are on tne even
side of the street. do not know the
exact number.
DETER is not yet three years of age
l. but he is friendly soul and loves
his friends dearly. Every morning
when the postman. In his beautiful
uniform and straw hat. rings the bell
at his home. Peter manages to 60 to the
door with the maid and engage in a
long conversation with sa, poStman,
who seems to love Peter IS much as
Peter loves him.
Well. Peter went walking with
mother the other day And as they
strolled along they spied coming in
their direction certain well known
doctor. who is still in the army and.
therefore. still wears his uniform. He
was particularly shining and bright
with brass buttons and bars and spurs
ana everything. and looked the proud
young soldier every inch.
feter saw the uniform, and his ewes
danced with joy. "Oh, mummy :" said
ne. in a large voice, easily heard by
SAID soldier, isn't he cute little
postmanY" NANCY WINNIE.