Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

-, .,o, ,he r. Tait Mckenzies
.rs having beautiful time ,,I IN r",rt rnS
,..a ~ and were presented at the 'ou,, our.
lano, anu Iomes The presentations TOOK
Of 9. 81 a. thq Royal Garden party when a,1,
pIae1 p. Kins in and Queen gave on the s' zi''
the ,.',n N,'i instead Of the usual three'eve'
Of 'uv '.,s The evening courts were
postponed most on account OF '"' "''
strike. ,,.;,, bear n detailed
,,,onnt of the presentation , i', nope
. a. It will surely be different 1ro"
n' DO orss The evening dress,
heaoo ,o., .o vorn. There's something
,n,s,orvpntionul nav about King George tina,
uncOn .., much. And how delightful
! n.s . = Garden party instead OF the
70 nov, ,,d formal affairs usually held!
'.im m,. NcKenzies are going this month
s.o,,snd to visit Lord and Lady
.,o,,b Mt Brahan Castle. LORD sen
sea- t. tho chief Of the McKenzie
forth is 'nr nrow and is very fond OF
dan, yI.S you % from this side of the water
opEAKING of Americans abroad, ! !
H., that Mrs. George Dunning ana AM,
ns nSssnvhters, Nancy and Eleanor, anu
he, hueI,,,aiSe si Newlin, who is WIN tnen pen =
Aue'p,u hnow, have gone back % iar.s
you suV" ,o"r of the battlefields OF France.
alter @ have given up their. apartmen.
Ihey aronuc Henri Martin, ana are
Oh .l ho Hotel de France ct Cholseu,. .
a. al u, n.iIl come back to this country III
October or November
rrSxIs seems to be the rage every .
..,,-o NOW. even up In the Mhint
$50 I suppose that wherever IN.
eatu;v enthusiast goes she taxes ,nu,
whms;ssm VIII, and racquet ana oa''
sn.nud @ and then tennis is bound to
aions' The Chestnut Hill girls are spe
s;sly fond of it and are aiwnSs p'aS
Inc i I hear that Virginia Carpei.Ih, .h
mSo IL certainly some conner a. III.
S.,s w"N won the Northeast Haroor cna!n ini
sionsbip last week. beating Mrs: L,iO
Eoiie Sc. GA. You know. irH,',s y.
.,or the three junior championships u,
". Northeast championship tourrn.hei'' ~
Wv a, tbs Philadelphia Cricket Ni"p ~
Iurs: the girls singles. doubles. W L.
TsIen I Sewell. and the mixed douoles;
,,e''" ,ae she is doing dandy work. ana
,siIi VII no surprised If we don't near
VII N,n sood accounting Of her Mt Tores'
u;,is The end Of this month. near
~ l. n play in the invitation tourna
s.S msnt in Cedarhurst, too. She was
asr a-adroted from Springfield in th'
snr;nS, and will not make her dobu
IN ne,t wear. She comes naturally b!
tar t tennis, for her father. Joe Carpen
%, won number Of championships
In the class prophecy of Springside
rhich I happened to see the other "a
,he voung authoress remarked: Nr
rinia Carpenter has won so many cup
slready, she has to have them insured,
|r SAW Mrs. Henry Rrinton Cox
/ shopping in town the other day. Sh'
was wearing n dress OF brown -dotte'
yoile made with pointed overakirt
rather plain. and girdle OF the sam
material. Her hat was n brown satil
model trimmed with DWTnt oSTlcH. WI
| James F. Sullivan looks extremely vel
In frock of white canton crep
trimmed with heavy white embroidery
Her hat is n wide brimmed back on
trimmed with uncurled feathers. an
her veil is of lace and falls from tn
| brim over her shoulders.
THE family moved out to the Mai
1 Line for the month Of August. an
Johnnie. who was very fond OF sail
Ing ships in the bathtub, was eau
| toned against the unnecessary runnin
4 Of water In the tubs. For In the hous
was a water meter, and as you know
In this hot weather water meters jun
awfully quick.
The other evening Johnnie came In
i his supper with very dirty hands. HI
father looked up from his place an
said, John. go wash your hands I'm
msdiately. What do YOU mean b
coming to the table with such dirt
hlndsf'
well" said Johnnie" mother tol