Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-26

rr,a remarkable how popular the
Maine barbors are to Philadelphians.
T...hsast seems to attract more OF VI
NJ The others, but Bar Harbor and
tvnuh Uarbor are close seconds AMI
it,rds And a great many go to WIN
rnis 1,mmer the De Witt Cuylers
80 zone as usual. to Bar Harbor and
hsve eonened their handsome cottage
nv. Isns. Miw Frances Cuyler is with
w.. nsrents, and later In the season
~. ~ goseph Walkers will visit them.
", walker was Eleanor Cuyler. you
ssm.mber, and was married about the
r,ns Of our entry into the war. Mrs.
persifor Frazer has gone, up TO Bar
tIsrbor for a stay OF couple OF months
md the Fred Fesrings are up there.
"NM Mes Fenring's mother. Mrs. Bidd g
n.s,sp uho has lived for a number OF
.rs IN Washington, usually goes to Bar
Msrbor. and her other daughter, Mrs:
Tadnon. widow Of Bishop Goldman, of
Mama, spends her summers there. Her
..sddinp several years ago was the so
Wi .vent Of the season in that resort.
g p., a. was a short lived happiness for
Nv! Nv hisbop and his bride, who was
s1.-ooretfa ~. Porter. He died some six
seven weeks after his marriage.
|.,berine Porter, the third Of the sis
tsss aid wonderful work during the
s and receiveds all kinds of decora-
t,on, from France and Belgium.
Mrs, Henry Cadwalnder Chapman is
=. BAR Harbor. and Mr.; William Hop
Ens and his sister. Miss Ellen Hop
tins. The Henry Hnthelds also are
there, but Mrs. Edward Morrell, VINO a,
.,.roilv spends every summer nt her
Ssomtiful villa, has been abroad, and.
~ am not mistaken, has not yet sailed
T.. home. She has had most wonder
h,i trip. having been in Europe since
....,r spring, and has Travelled all
.s.n,vh Italy, and been in Rome, where
w Ind an audience with the rope.
Wrs Morrell, whose husband, the late
Mdward de V, Morrell, was stepson OF
tSs we'll known lawyer and art connois-
ssur. John g.. johnson, lives usually
Mrs, William Lyttleton Savage Is
~nending part of the summer at bar
Hsrbor and the Megargee Wrights are
also there. and ever so many others'
WORK HARBOR seems almost as gay
I and has a number of Philadclphians
10 entertain this season. Mrs. Wood,
Vile Bohlen is up there as usual, anu
hsr sistcr, Miss Woodville, Is with ner.
Tho Boyer Davises have villa there
and the Marshall Sculls have gone Np
,bis year. Mr.. and Mrs. The0u2re
Fitting, Mrs. Charles W. Fox, the
i,sac Jeanes. Morgan Hebards. Geraid
Holsmans, Evans Roberts and Henry
Groves are also in the Philadelph"a
colony.
SAW Margaretta Jeanes Thayer
/ last Sunday in Chestnut Hi. and
although she was in car, managed
To ace that she was wearing a pretty
yellow linen dress, trimmed with whte
(sre collar and cuffs. Her hat was y
large yellow, straw. with wreath
Al blue cornflowers in the front. The
hack was turned up with severe mare
TON and Jack, aged four and six, re-
L spectively. had their baths. were pu,,
into nightclothes, said their prayers an
pranced into their bed on one OF 'hos1
recent nights. Mother then, having
given deep sigh Of relief. sought ihe
porch and a possible breeze. INT rr,,
lief was not long. Suddenly a Wal
arose, "NIuver. make Jack 'tny on ~,
side Nv tn bed" Jack called
mother YEARLY. don't worry you!
little brother, stay on your own side;
IT am. Mother" called Jack. wei
all right" answered mother. But
muver," insisted Tommy, ''he calls his
aide the middle NV tn bed
NANCY wYNNE.