Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-18

: SAW Jo Reeves on the street the
s,h.r day looking very well In a
,l...a 'sries frock Of blue and white
@hs 49, ,kirt was made With outlined
IDns,s edged with ruined oraid I'M
nhodice was finished with white coilar
e a cuffs, The wide Sirdle OF the irncK
snu outlined with ruffled braid ana ner
w. W.. g,s A dark blue silk mode! trim :
W. ia with rings of straw. 30 reeves If
@rsyed @ to Henry Walton you KNOW.
css is a mighty attractive girl ana is
s.r, s.v popular. She is sister OF priih
Dawes They came out the same year
Nv. remember. And during tne war;
ves a lieutenant in the Nationoi
.C,e for Women's Service, which did
(, reh splendid work. ,. ,,,. 4, ,,,
,;ra Of material for trock. SWISS; OF
roiIs or canton crepe or crepe de chine'
don ,w ,1M Mrs, George Ren in dark blue
crepe de chine dress one day iast "eek
snd she looked stunning. ~ haa sou
seorgette crepe sleeves ana panes OF rne
Seos Material on the skirt. Her ma,
% .an silk. sailor shape and trimmed
VA o. Ja-L hlre II was most becom-
WIZ Mrs. Rea has beautiful figure.
ny wsars her clothes well. Her little
sa.hter snu Anne was with her and she
,.nIsd sweet In n cool ponRee trock.
ws.hroidcred in two or three different
ss.dss ~ red. Her hat was one OF those
sssI;sb lesborn sports model with a
ribbon scarf. :. $50"
WASN'T 1t wonderful to waSe up on
w Saturday morning and find il cool!
; u, tsrt go cool that you wanted a nice
i,..in, thin summer blanket over you.
Ws certoiuly had some July up to thot
une And IL we have bit Of breath
-. .nace of cooler weather now. ner-
~, VIC won't mind it go much II IT
becomes humid again.
beor the Bobbie Cassatts sai'od
or Europe last week, taking their two
an. with them. They expect to be
scns about three months. 1t Will be
s,,snse not to see Mrs. Cassatt at New
80, Iris summer. Isn't she the tiniest
rsrson? saw her the other day in
: white frock which was most becom'
fhs with the red gold Of her hair.
rypEAKING of Newport reminds me
SLucile Carter has gone up there to
ioin her mother and step father hf;
and Mrs. George Brooke. Mr.. ard
Mrs Brooke have taken villa IN
Nevport and will entertain lot dur.
Inc the summer. Luci,e is looking well
these days. She was bridesmaid TOR
Sarah Penrose Van Pelt the other day
and the rose pink Of her frock just
Gited her. She is tall and dark. much
iIke her father, Mr.. Billie Carter. She
and Mrs. Hamilton Cheston are first
cousins, you know. and though Cor
nelia is quite fair and Lucille quito dark,
there is a decided family likeness,
would say.
VlIERE you surprised to hear that
w Walter Chrystie has been married
70 Louise Greard, a French girl. since
last April. Some Of Walters close
friends knew 1t. but do not know why
Il was not announced. | suppose no
one thought of it. Mrs. Chyrstie Is
over in Paris and Is visiting the bride
and bridegroom before returning to this
country in September. Waiter Chrys-
de is a brother Of Phin Chrystie who,
you remember. was killed in an air
plane accident during the war. Walter
b in Paris on business and has been
Ilerp LOT some IlHlp. l1lS bfiiS IL lhe
daughter Of Monsieur and Madame
Louis Greard. Of Orleans. and is, l
hear, extremely charming.
THE children and father and mother
lwere all going to Maine for the
sumner, when Mother was taken down
with such bad cold the doctor would
not let her go for week or two. Tie
feared pneumonia II she should motor
10 the recent dampness Well, they
talked It over and it was decided to
send the children anyway. and later
Mother would Join them. So they
started off it being the first time they
had gone anywhere without her. there
was general wailing in the car. When
they had gone about two miles, how
ever, the youngest raised his head, dried
bis eyes and looking around, remarked
10 Auntie, who was taking Mothers
place; We'll, guess the tears Is all
over. NANCY WYNNT.