Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-11

roptoin Harry Beylard has re-
tnat ,,ars to 20 from Camp Dix 10
ceiyeqp p;Ioy EL in Kansas. 1t did seem 80.
Fort =, b have Harry and his wife, near
nice W nne more. You know Harry
home -J J" bos remained in the cavalry
Beya.u rcu,lar army and Is captain
.otL,ss;n OF .%T He was stationed at camp Dlx
wv md Margaret was to nave spent ,nc
anu Iu,or Win her father and mother, MI.
WIN VIII Mrs. Samuel McCabe, at their nome
w" 81 James place. Harry joining ner
rhspeyer U able to leave INK; nut YOU
WneS tSora is no cavalry at DIX ana so
zee .n,au ardors came and Captain Beylard
the ouu next week to report In Kansas and
gyes gyes,,rct mt will join him out there the
toilowing week. ., e..
,,n"n Margaret married she has not
slnse obIe TO be with her family for one
Di,tnas DeeI nm and it's nearly four years
Chr's.m ";nce her wedding. This year they
row ',n cure of having her. and now all
West ,,ons are changed. Mary McCabe
the pp"oged pr 70 Allen Earnshaw, you
j. n s"s y brother of Mrs. Morris Clio
H;or. hpO~ and Alice, the younger McCaoe
si.ter .a,t, married young William simp-
son. sow Sy Margaret and Harry Beylard
,ossthcr the other day and Thought they
,Usde such handsome couple. Mar
"oret was wearing. a dark brown SUIT
trimmed with nutria FUR, ana ner nut;
u.ii.h Lish was small with an upturned
w.,u" WIZ, wns faced with henna ostrich
su.thors pl'Ih which color was wonderfully
Tccoming to her.
, rTER the dampness and cold OF the
a s.st nort Of last week, were not
r....nIo, and Yesterday wonderful
,"rs9 The race meet out at the Whlte-
"uS"h ,"cSrsh was glorious, though 1t was
unaiiv ',ai roo warm out there In the sun,
Watching the track, the hot air danced
w tbe roof of the clubhouse hard by,
"m "nd the automobiles seemed to nave
Seen shined up extra fine for the occa
sion. ,,..,u, r,bore
the races are held, as it is quite us
lance from the station, but the roaus
ont there for motoring are goou nnu
ncarly every one went in motors. NeA'
week the ruce meet is to be at the hun
GI ,;eaJon Valley Club and already many
nIans arc in the making for dinners
and summers before and after the affair.
The Richard Cadwaladers will give Q
luffet supper after the meet.
LIVERY ONE is keenly interested in
Il the race for the IIuptingdon Val,
ley Challenge Cup, for l near sucn
Lorscs as Welsh Strawbridge's hiver-
lrcese, Edward MarshnlPs Whril-
wind and Ralph Strassburger Wolfer, :
ton are among the main contenders' 90
hat will be some race, Ell, wot!
Mr.. George Loriner has donated q
r,n for the meet to be called the King
uak Plate. Kings Oak is the name ol
mo Of the farms on Mr.. Lorimer' es.
into, the name having been handed
avn for more than 100 years and II
ems very appropriate one for race
the kind.
You know in England, after the
nrrby, the Oaks is the most sough'
iirr cr,p over there. This Kings Oab
rate here is to be for cross country
;aclng.
Among those who have already taker
marking space for the day are George
" Eikins. Edward Marshall, Georg'
Il Iorimpr. John Wanamakcr, Jr.
'mylip IIprkness. James Carstairs
Hrninmin Britt. Daniel Bray, Georg'
Iayino, William West Frazier, Jr.
Corbit Lovering, J. NJ. Reynolds ant
several others.
IVIIERE is no drbutante tea today
L so Won will be able to take a breatf
and rest bit until tomorrow. for
warn YOU. YOU have n full week ahead
Polly Griscom il to be introduced to
morrow afternoon ont at Dolobran
lIavcrford. at tea given by her father
Mr.. ROdman Griscom.
THERE was to have been a dane
1 tomorrow evening for Eleano
Gummry which the Joseph Leidys wer
to give at their place in Penllyn, bll
that has been postponed until later !
the season. And though ! have nc
heard yet whether Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Ingersol and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
WabridGc hav" postponed the dinner
they were to have given before I'll
dance for Eleanor Gummcy and Anna
bella Wood respectively. l suppose the
are also put of until the later date.
0N WEDNESDAY Mrs. Willial
" Philler will give luncheon 70
Virginia Carter at her home in Haver
ford, but there will be no tea that day
However. Thursday will make up fo
that. as that day will sec the formi
introduction of Mary B. Thuyer, tn
George c. Thayers' daughter, out
Nillanova.
On Friday the Boyer Davises 'wi
give n tea for their daughter, Priscill'
and the Knickerbacker Boyds will giy
dance at the Merton Cricket Club f'
Lysbcth.
TANE GORDON CONE will be Sat
urday'S dcbutantc, when a tea wi
be given by her parents at their plac
WillisbroOk Farm, in Malvern, from
until I o'clock. You will agree wit
me. it's going to be a busy week, bl
cheer up, the busiest ones are yet
come.
RlG BROTHER was walking up Il
- path the other day CARRYING numcl
Gus packages which he had been dow
10 til" station to collect. Bobby, ag,
I'VE" who is much Of a man. was wall
Ing briNkly alongside of him and beggil
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