Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-03
,nnon IA very gay with the

uARpOR Is very gay with tne
pAh "A August. There is usually
,rsst deal going on III Tbcv % have had
tuM y entertainments lot ,srss eraf affair
svefs md the other day a .har Inrs POST Of
fsr, s;sen sae for the Bar Hnrpor .,o saocosst @ al
vas 'sriean Legion. ana tne Ss osorJed
tne t.1an an The island is wen ,s.ous .rown
MISSION, ..on. and as usual NUMEROUS
t,ns. tsw Ss,nbisns are there; , affair
Phhdeipnw Ph.lnow there Is to be a large ensr
Iom1iru" .," of Mrs. Ernest Fabbri ior
at the nvn' - the Hampton INSTITUTE
the ssneHiM ns Margaret Deland, the writer writer,
snd MRS. m as part Of the entertain
will lec,urs rs Henry Cadwalader Chap-
nent. ,,,.. Eleanor Cuyler, who ia MT.
man ma witt Cuyler's sister ! a., Mts, Jn,s. and and
gIse,,nsston, ge Mrs. Cadwalader JONES M,o,,,an n
hS,nb Ssnmber Of other weil-kno"h "oA
will be patrones'es.
,ns GEORGE sTRAwBR1DGE is
M m camden. Me-, for the. summer
and her son-in.law ana n uaust = cottage
anu and Mrs. Joseph sailer, have a Souah So,,as
.sl. anu .is too. Alice sailer, their a daush sho
tn"' 10 come out next year, nnc ny sis
,a ,ai..;ns an awfully good time 1ns IN .n,'
.l.s rssort. The r. Charlton henrys' W.
Maine p;aSls ,.s that was, and Mrs. =. W..
. !uls D s,s both up at their cottages III
.sy,rt hsu.y Me-, and the John Griopeis
hocApV'i i,rre estate at this upper emu
naVs M otherwise called Rockport.
Of Ccmusn, C1,,,,,n,,, plummcrs aud their at
me dougbters-you know, the ones
rae'iH,u ,,us On Bleddyn road. Ardmore-
,ns. NV cottage at Camden. Evelyn
ar,o nNe engagement to Harold braun
flul'a, aannonnced a short time ago. IL
seems that. everywhere you 90 you nnu .a.
rnmbers OF Philadelphians. ana . Lul
:. h.t q nom a Philadelphian to boast, out .
Nv % an seem to be liked, for they are are
.si, .sIsd a everywhere and join in all the
rood times going.
npE tennis at Newport Is being very
| largely attended, and some stunning l,II e
.lo,Sss are worn. Muriel Vanderpit rs
,iStinr the Goadby Loves, and sne
want 70 tho tennis looking very smart
w. ' comnlete outfit Of white. Muriel
~ ~ .r.ndins the summer ut Southamp,
10, hnt ia in Newport for the tennis
w., .t She wore a skirt Of pleated
,.r,on @ crepe and jacket Of white silk
u.s srd ber shoes were the very latest
.SIng IN mortdom, the short japanese
.nO,t . shoe, Sylvia IIjllhouse, who was
I'm nor wns dressed In a light purple
S..Jo ~ ds chine one piece frock, topped
In a nlain felt hat Of the same shade,
.nS sbe wore black French slippers.
Mrs. Craig Biddle was entirely II
white canton crepe made on straigh'
lines with detached panels at the sides
oi the skirt. Her hat was q large ahaii
NJ rose -colored straw, trimmed Will
Cat flowers. Mr.. Biddle entertained q
number Of the visiting players at lunch
eon on Monday. Mrs. John Il. Fell
Who went over to Newport from Mar.
r,ransett Pier, was dressed In frocl
oi lemon colored crepe. Her hat was
,ports model Of white felt and was mos
becoming. Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Nor.
ris, who with her husband arrived II
Newport on Monday, appeared at th'
Casino yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Morris was wearing combination frocl
Of brown and cream chiffon and a browl
lace hat trimmed with grapes.
Yellow and cream color seem to pre-
dominate this year, and they are sucl
soft coors and blend so well with mos
peoples complexions that they are. ex
tremely becoming. Mrs. Joe Widene
looked perfectly lovely in frock o
cream lace and big garden hat trimme,
with a pink rose and wide streamer o
cream lace.
THE family moved down to the sea
1 shore the other day and had a bus
time getting the trunks unpacked. ant
the kiddies put TO bed for nap, an
the beds made and everything that ha
to be done to make the house prcsentabl
for tho men when they arrive in tn
evening. Along about 4 o'clock, whe
the sun was still high, 1t was found tina
several small things were needed at tn
store. 80 Emily, aged six, was calle
and told by mother to 60 to the store a
the corner and buy them. She was gon
quite while. so big sister went to tn
window to look for her and saw he
lodging along the street back of tall
iat man, who was walking very slowly
Finally he reached the gate and Wake
past and Emily darted in. "Why
aearie, why We're you walking in tha
iunny wayT asked sister. "Oh," sal
Emily, 1T was so awful hot | wake
IN that fat mans shadow SOS T. kec