Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-12
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells OF the Recovery of Miss Cad,calader
From, an Operation at Hospital-She Hears of
Bal Mosque at jamestown Tonight
LEAR that Christine Cadwalader is

: HEAR that Christine Cadwalader is
:, homo from the Bryn Mawr Hospital,
so sbe went last week for an opera
W. VIZ on her tonsils. You know, she
!ioh od n1ite a little trouble with her
nso ssoat n and was i'll with n pretty severe
tn,,oot of tonsilitis at the time of Sarah
ponrose s.sarS Van Pelt's wedding.
remember she was i'll at that time,
,.a,rse she was to have been brides
usiJ and had to give it up. She has
pia nnd rather a bad time altogether, and
ns' a. was decided to take the tonsils
", W. entirely, and though weak, she is
feeling better already.
Che has gone to her home in Paoli
"a will spend most of the summer
s,s.o anu with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Will William Cadwalader. They contem-
,,utn taking Just few short trips
Mpaough the remainder Of the summer.
uThristine is to be introduced in the
,,n and there will be good many
nsries r given for her. She is most
ssttractive looking girl.
TT IS interesting to note that Mrs.
Rutherford Pearson. who has been
,;,,ng at the Bellevue Stratford for the
% ,..t several years with. her son and
s",obtcr. has purchased from the
u'.ate of her parents, the late Mr.. and
Mrs, Mrs Arthur. j., Peabody, the Holly
bncls n villa on Main street, ut South
.mnton, Mr.. and Mrs, Peabody were
smpng the pioneers in that colony, and
q T ;s hitting that their daughter should
Ioep some of the old property in the
family. Mrs. Pearson is a very at
tractive woman.
JAMESTOWN will be very gay to-
d night. There's to be the annual bal
mssoue at the Casino, and the younger
sot, that Is those from the ages of
6fteen to eighteen and more, are muchly
srcited about it. That little old Casino
on the side of the hill there Is mighty
say little place these months, and the
yolnger set dances there night after
night. They come in cars from, the
fmmnlings and over from Saunders
town, and from the other end of James,
town TO the village, which, you know,
Is not large. But it's lovely spot ana
20 wonderful for bathing. You see, it's
50 ss,t water, but there are no heavy
waves to be dangerous, and the bay is
deem enough near shore for one to swim
easily. and yet it Is not too deep. If
you do not swim you can wade In
gradually and keep under water very
easily without fear of strong undertow
and heavy tide.
The children's fancy dress party,
which has also become an annual affair,
will be held in the Casino Monday
evening.
DANNY is five, and a most beautiful
~ cherub. You remember when he
was three and told some visitors that
he liked the new house. but must be
careful not to break it?' Well. he's
Eve now and, like many young gen.
teman of greater age, is busily ar
ranging for his future. The other day
his aunt was conversing with him, and
among other matters brought up in the
course of conversation they delved into
that future. Said auntie: what do
you intend to be when you become n
man." Danny was not at a loss.
Said he: "Im going to be father to
4 mother and son."
"Oh," said auntie, rather taken
back, 'and who Is going to be the
mother" There she had him, for
while he had planned a home and
family, he had forgotten that there
must be a specific some one to share
that home. why said he, in n
puzzled tone, Il don't know any one |
could marry. do I? Why" still more
puzzled, I'm have to begin looking
round. NANCY WiNNE.