Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-10

S,vrpy ONE in New York, Newport
| ,nd hore is interested in the an
anoment that Margaret Andrews
nou,,t nr,l,nont Is to make her debut as mo-
se,it s1enD nicture actress in one OF the new
s,vd .s,svndnctions Of a great movie ar.is..
porbaps you wonder why ine,laae ae
Philadelphia Indeed, l shouid ihcluue
Bal.l,npUi Bal..ps motber, Mrs. Paul Andrews,
dre"s Nice Janney. of Baltimore. She
was a .;ster Sts Of the late Mrs. George A,
WsS w.,n and Margaret, besides having
HUM, niorgan Belmont of the we'll
MARI, New York family, IL. therefore,
knSewtt ewst cousin of Ethel Huhn Bailey,
Of Loire lasigi who is, as you
suov Ethel's half brother.
knWvM knWo,,garpt Andrews visited here sew
II times, when little girl, and many
efn, ,s s'b wbo saw her realized that she
o. Us 'exceptionally good looking. She
,aJs her debut in Newport six sum-
luaue 400 and was married in the sum
nleLo 1g15 to Morgan Belmont.
NY pvorv many women of social promi-
.,,cs who are married have taken on
nJ" inhS these days and manage their jobs
yuI1 tber homes both very well, but
Msn.u.raret's NV going into movies has sur
Ms.;ssJ every one very much, because she
paD much wealth and many calls upon
neI uoweyer, o she has, plenty of that time
-. hor hands TO devote to this pet idea
~ ~ hers. M and apparently there are no
strong objections against 1t on the part
81 s rho family. / had heard the rumor
tbat she was going INTO movies some
months ago. but it was only yesterday
,bat saw it announced in a New YORK
narer Margaret is extremely pretty
and has a wonderful figure and bearing.
Sbe will doubtless be successful, II sne
has the hstrionic talent that must 90
with looks to be a movie star
r HEAR that Joe and Jo Wharton are
coinr up to jamestown in a week or
a. 70 visit JOS mother, Mrs. James
Names Dodge. You know she and Joe
we're married the latter part of June.
Tbev % have been living on the Spencer
K milford. Jr. s, place since their re-
tnrn mi from their wedding trip. Mrs.
milford, YOU remember, was Mrs. Paul.
formerly Miss Fay Dodge. a sister of
In. She was matron of honor at the
Wharton Dodge wedding. The Whar-
TONS are planning to stay with Mrs:
Dodge for month. and after that
viii visit Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lowering
wharton. Joes parents. l do think
10 Dodge Wharton was one OF the
prettiest brides I have ever, seen. She
/, really distinctly beautiful!
CPEAKING Of Newport and Rhode
y Island resorts reminds me that when
I told YOU some time ago to begin and
brush Emil's coat and trim his ears
| and scrub his little claws, l also said
| / would let you know in plenty of time
when to go TO Newport for the dog
| show. Well. it's settled, and 1t is to
be on Saturday. August 81. From all
| ] hear about it think it will be more
exciting than the horse show. That
does not start till the following fort
night, or. rather, September I. That's
the usual time, however, but there
seems to be more interest in the dog
show this year.
And don't know why there should
not be. OF course. am fond of horses,
but I certainly do like dogs. | met
dog the other day in the country. He
was small and yellow and white. and
be walked just like II girl in high heels
and short skirts. and he did have the
dearest face and such straight. true
eyes. He came up to me and giggled.
and coocd. and | talked to him the
longest time. | asked him If he was
q little cur dog, or just an honest to-
goodness hound dog.
He was too coy to answer distinctly.
but We became great friends. And
when | sat on the running board of
the car he came and stood beside me
and talked and talked-when suddenly
be saw himself in the shiny polish of
the car, and you never heard such
gruntS and growls and yelps. Finally
huggcd him good by and started off.
and as far back as l could see in the
road he followed on.
Now when YOU meet a friend like
that of perfect summer afternoon,
aren't you almost obliged to love him.
did' Id like to pat him now.
no RETURN to the dog show, it's
to be at the Casino. and I hear that
quantities of people have entered their
aOss : and dog or no dog, I intend
gong to see the other peoples CANNES.