Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23

-,uE summer Social Register is out,
and IT'S very interesting to study,
.housb I must say q great many Phila-
a,,nbiens evidently do not fill out the
u.ners when they are sent to them for
pl"r,mer news as there are so few ac-
sonnted for. But do you know there
cou very great many who have gone
aIe going up to North East Harbor
Of Oh. summer. 1t seems to be almost n
tn,s ts,sture Philadelphia. though 1t can
MIMI, M. rivol Cane May. Really, the world
nU aud bis wife seem to have chosen that
naat ON the Jersey coast.
Z spStt and Mrs. John Scott have gone
:. North East. and so have the Joseph
p.,oo Tunises. the Howard Seavers,
-. .s rdrews Harrises and the, Edward
va I.sorrs from around Chestnut Hill. The
parcv Clarks and Mrs. c. Howard
c,arJ are up there. too, and Mrs. AL
I saad Reginald Allen and her family.
nv ". and Mrs. Sabin Cotton, Mr.. and
NJ A.. 7 Heron Crosman and their fam
w. Mrs. Chancellor English and the
~, i.ston Storks are other 'Philadel-
N,inns IN that popular Maine resort.
Then TOO, the Writ Thompson, have
aottaoe there and the Louis G. Ma
s.;ros and the Francis Thorne Patter-
usns Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Paul have
SUI nm 70 their home. and l under.
sVmd tbe George Wharton Peppers will
s.'n IN few days. You remember,
EEoomnor M Pepper Newbold was married.
~ at North East during the war.
The Peppers and Pauls go there every
rear. Mrs. Paul was Adeline Pepper.
Ms Ben Reath has chosen North East
tar n couple Of months and has taken
hsr attractive debutante daughter Al
hsrta with her. and the Charlton far-
nails and their daughters are there,
too.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sewell-she
.os Miss Anabel McCreary. you re.
,romber-are at North East instead OF
ther old place at Cape May. Mrs:
Norton Downs, Atlce Downs and
pboebe Sergeant have gone from Ford
hooke Farms to their cottage Mt North
Fast, Mrs. Sergeant was Phoebe
Downs, you know.
The Louis Bensons and their attrac-
tive daughter Barbara have cottage at
tbis same resort and the william Ell
liotts are there with their daughters
Retts and Hannah. Betty is engaged
n Arthur Pew and is to be married in
tbe fall and Hannah is to make her
debut later in the season.
Another interesting family there is
Roland Morris. Mr.. Morris was Am
bsssador to Japan during Wilson's 40
m,nistrntion and returned to this coun-
try lust about a year ago. They have
taken a country place and will move in
next fall. Mrs. Morris was Augusta
West
Other Philadelphians l noted at North
Fast are the Henry Bains, Frederick
Stouts. Mr.. Willie Grant and his daugh-
Tor thc Clarence Wardens, Frank
Mosses Jasper Yeates BrintonS, DR..
and Mrs. Charlie Burr and the Hoge
Pattersons.
THOUGH it has seemed to me have
l seldom had as many weddings anc
receptions to 90 to as during this spring
and summer. only thirty are recorded
in the Summer Register for April May
and June. Some fifty families are
spending the summer in Europe and
most of the rest of Philadelphia Is at
tbe seashore or at home on the Main
Line or out around Penllyn. Chestnut
Hill and Torresdale.
There were great many more we'd
dings last year. If l remember cor.
rectly there were nearly fifty. but not
50 many people Europe bound. l sup
poe next year there will be even more
going across the seas. It's all inter-
esting to look on at and listen to- Is II
not!
TJAvE you noticed what wonderful
II moonlight nights there have been!
Billie has. and he's also taken account
Of the fact that the moon is in ar
ferent position each night. The other
evening as the was getting into his small
be, he said, "Muver. ~ho made me
noon" "God made it, dear replied
mother "Well," said Billie, trying 10
account for the many he had seen nus
He got a whole pailful of EN-:
WINNIE