Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-08

.uurRE will be two pre-wedding
.,,;os this evening. Mrs. Louis Z.
Jr. will give supper at her
pas IN Bala after the rehearsal tor
hcme eadd;ng of her daughter, Sophie
NJ q. 70 Ethan Allen Shepley. The
psss;rs is TO take place tomorrow at
ae,b's Church, at 4 o'clock.
pt; rhsn hh The standley Stokes will give a
III d,nner dance at the Whitemarsh
en.rv enan Club for Sarah Penrose and
Var Van Pelt, who are to be mar
amy rort Thursday at st. Mary,s
reo re.h IN Wyne, STANDBY Stokes. is
Cnnrcn, nr nro Of the ushers and Mrs. Stokes
70 W ~ bridesmaid. There are to be
Wilt. VIII ~ Ave attendants in all; the ma
W.n', of honor, best man, brides
uo,,d uo,ds and ushers. The brides
ms,ds maidIS will be Jessie Da Costa. Chris
ma,u' MAJ Cadwalader, frankie Sullivan,
hhbie Van Pelt, Rachel Filter, Hannan
Wight. Nb Lucille Carter, Mrs. Grey Day
."n Mrs. Billie Wright, Mrs. George
p,snan and Mrs. Stokes. Mrs. Reggie
Tnwnsend. who Is Sarah's first cousin
isbs was one Of the Dahlgrens you
Snow) is to be matron OF honor
WITH the second week of July, more
w and more cottages are opening in
Cane NAV. The Harry Curtises have
dp t.ien a cottage there and, OF course,
Isrgaret Is with them. It's highly
itelv that Helen Sewell will visit Mar
)ssret a lot, for they are great triends.
M Felix du Points, of Wilmington
have U opened their cottage for the season.
Mrs, Felix du Pont. you remember,
vas Mary Richards Chichester, she
zane originally from Virginia, and lived
for while with her sister, the late
Mrs. William Muir, in this city and IN
Hayerford. Mrs. du Pont comes up TO
Philadelphia frequently from Whining
ION and is constant attendant at the
opera. o,ao h.o .oLo,
. cottage. Mrs. Wright was Emley |
Cook n sister OF Mrs. Alfred Putnam,
vSo was Nancy Wynne Cook (the Put
MANS, too. have a cottage at Cape May) |
Whitney, Wright's parents, the Sam Me-
sarree Wrights, have gone to Bar Har-
kor as usual for the summer. Hannah
Wright is staying down here until after
Sarah Penrose and Andy Van pelt's
S,sdding. She is to be bridesmaid for
Sarah. Hannah Is engaged to Upton
Sullivan.
Harrison Gamer, Jr., was on the beach
one day this week wearing most stun
ming get-up. 1t consisted of a gray
sports skirt, gray slippers mad stock
inss. drop stitch sweater OF brilliant
cerise wool and a cerise felt hat. Her
small daughter was with her and looked
perfectly darling in a red and white
checked gingham frock and tiny red
straw hat to match.
QUITE a number of persons have gone
" IN to Narragansett Pier. ! hear
That the Carter Leidys are already
there and entertained recently at
large dinner party. It's quite the fad
nm there to give dinners or at least 1t
was last year, and am sure it will be
again. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Samuel
have arrived at the Casino with their
daughter, Nine. Poulieff, who is the
wife of Mr.. George Poulieff. the Bull
rarian diplomat. They will remain
ior the season. Then the Plunkett
Etewarts, of Haverford, with their
daughters, Sissie, Elsie and Doris,
have opened their cottage, Scarborough.
Mrs. Stewart is entertaining as her
suests Countess Won Holnstein, who
was, you know, Miss Mildred Harri-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harvey {
Jr., have also opened their
villa on Ocean road, and are entertain
hg Miss Helen Dougherty, Mr.. Dough- ,
srty's sister. Mrs. Dougherty was
Fanny Sinnickson. She has always ,
been very enthusiastic about the place,
having spent many summers in Mar
ragansett with her family. Mrs. Harry {
Vain Harrison Is there, too, and really 5
L would take me forever to name all !
The others who are enjoying that de-
ightful resort. {
TED was walking along with father
1 the other day. 1t was hot and dusty,
md yet he plodded on without mur- ,
nur. He was big man, too, you SEQ. Z
What difference did it make that he was +
,nly four. He could walk along, too. s
But as the walk heightened bit, Ted,
lot to acknowledge his weariness, re- ,
marked: Say, Dad, let's us fellers !
top for little while, I'm 'fraid my
hoes is getting wored out"
NANCY WYNNE.