Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-31

xr DOES seem, even IL Southampton
!. more fashionable this year. that
~.~,ort attracts our attention all the
newpJ 7 heard yesterday that Mr.. Clar-
unle' Nolan has been elected to the ex-
e.,,c en.e committee Of the Spouting Rock
sGcuah Association up there. Mr.
De,an Dess and his family always spend their
,,rners In Newport, but they are not
linm ony entertaining now, owing to
ooIns ns,oent death of Mr.. Dolan's mother,
,e, ,ae Tbomas Dolan. in Torresdale.
its, itSsn,oaking of Mrs. Dolan's death
..Ies me think of Mrs. Wanamaker,
,so died a few days later. Did you
r VINO that her granddaughter. Marie
Env;se Env; Mum, has a little daughter,
noul last Thursday. just a few days
oS oStor her great -grandmother,s death
savs sa not heard what they will name the
,shv nS,s hut it would not surprise me II she
pU'onld be called Mary Brown, after Mrs;
WWvanamaker, Mrs. Warburton and
prownie Warburton. whose real name Is
Hory Brown Warburton.
The Munns have a little BOY ABOUT
,bree years old. so It's nne tna. 'nls
little little tot is a girl. i am SO glad tor
them.
cARAH PENROSE has been visiting
,n IN Bar Harbor with the Me-
ano un Wrirhts and has bceh staying at
s.;ons friends houses on her way PACK
va'UIo Uowon. She Is now at Southampton
ine 10 splendid time. The James
nnn;s Suliiyans, who have a villa at
ssI',,homnton, gave a dinner for her last
s;mbt sarah is a charming girl, with
nE lst bright brown hair and eyes which
toi'' 'hp;gbt brown, too. She is rather
Nui. Nl.,,o and dresses ever so daintily.
ps,, SSa 10 the daughter Of DIR. Charles
.ose Sne Won know. Her mother, who
. Miss Drexel. sister OF Mrs.
navel nso Dahlgren, Mrs. Harry Lehr and
Mrs Seton Henry, died about three
years ago.
WAS so surprised to see Mrs. Joe
Ieidy in town yesterday. as the last
heard of her she was in Newport put
che has been spending the summer IN
Narragansett and was just down lot a
short time She was looking very wen,
thought. in dark plum or 2lack
foulard silk 1t was so dark couid no.
swear to the color, but 1t was toulard
and had white flowers on the dark pack-
rround. Her hat was rather nish
crowned and narrow -brimmed model O,
Tho uurk SHuut thth'i'
Nth uncurled ostrich, feather. And.
best of all. she did not look warm anu
.rorv ono else I saw looked sweltering.
wouId have liked to catch her to ask
;f Shc had come down to give her name
- Tho assessors and to wait till Thurs
day to register before returning, but she
MAS walking rather swiftly and had
nassed me before fully recognized her.
IJAyE you heard about the concert
II Elizabeth Latta is getting up and
will give out at Devon Inn on THURSDAY
NJ next week, in other words, on Sep
tember o? It's for the extension work
of the Matinee Musical Club in connec
tiop with the National Federation OF
Music Clubs. I hope I've got that
straight. Any way, Elizabeth, who Is
such dandy singer herself, may be
relied upon to put over delightful eve
ming. She has already secured Mrs.
Strehl and Mrs. Howell to sing and
Robert Armbruster to play. And. last
Int by no means least, as any OF you
who have heard her sing will agree with
me. Elizabeth will sing herself. l be-
lieye there will be other artists too, but
those are the sure ones.
THE death of Mr.. Dale Benson marks
l. the passing Of another OF the dis
tnguished old gentlemen one remembers
having seen as long as one can remem- l.
ber, and fills the hearts Of all who
knew him with regret. Mr.. Benson was
veteran of the Civil War and promi :
nent in social and business circles. he
leaves son and two daughters, X. Dale
Benson. Jr.. Miss Bertha Benson and
Mrs. Maxwell Meryweather, who was
Miss Mary T.. Benson. His death will
be regretted by many.
TEAM is two and half years old
y and even at that advanced age she
still likes to remove her little shoes
upon every occasion, as is often the
way with ladies and gentlemen of her
age.
The other afternoon, when it was
quite cool, Miss Jean, seated on the
porch, proceeded to remove her slippers
Her mother spied her and put them or
again. remarking. mo, darling mustn''
take off shoes. Jean catch cold
That night as Jean was being tucked
into her tiny white bed she sneezed
"Oh. !" said she. See. muvver. JeaI
eatched the sneeze cause her took OF
her shoes" NANCY WYNNE.