Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-11

DID you get all worked up yesterday
IL thinking It was getting hot again?
Well after all, IL was only warm. AMI
a, Won did not have to pack up and
rot off, to the seashorc as fast MS ms
ss;b,e YOU can wait while yet. But
n Won are going to Cape May. for
instance. YOU better go down this com
inc week so ms to attend the big annual
fo,e which every one IN Cape May goes
IN for That is the fete for the benefit
Of the Church Of the Advent.
,ust II. in the afternoon. and this year
|, is 10 be- given at the Red Mill. There
riiI he all sorts and kinds of things
sor sale and there will be contest dane
Inc and original cabaret dancing done
hy members of the younger set who
arc spendng the summer Mt the resort.
Mrs, w. II. Heulings, Jr., is chair
man of tho committee and will be, as
sisted by Mrs. Horace Eugene Smith.
who also will serve as treasurer. Mrs.
Joseph Harrison. who was Margaretta
large you know. is to have charge of
tbe ice cream booth, and Mrs. George
Grocer and Mrs. Langdon Lea will have
The cake booth. Other women interested
sre Mrs. Walter Cotton Burt, Mrs.
Harold f. Goodwin, Mrs. Robert Buck
ingham. Mrs. Felix DUPONT. Mrs. Rich
ard Carlton. Mrs. Richard Norris, Mrs.
r q. Thompson. Mrs. Robert Rooms,
Mrs, Alexander III. Scott, Mrs. ID. 8.
Schwartz. Mrs. II. NJ. Lands, Mrs.
r NJ. Williams. Mrs. r. Haynes, Mrs.
lydia Lcngert. Mrs. Percy Neall, Mrs.
Augustus Vane and Miss Elizabeth
Tucker.
WHILE on the subject Of Cape May
w the George Lewises gave n dinner
recently Mt which their guests were the
Billie Simpsons. the Vail Marshes, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Carlton and Mr..
Runk, who has been visiting the
Marshes. There was great excitement
at the Red Mill, for it was the first
and the prizes were won by Alice Carri-
gan of Pittsburgh. and Alfred Hunter.
Alice's prize was a small silver pencil
and Alfred's was an amber cigarette
holder. They tell me it was very hard
for the Judges to decide, as the general
dancing was so good. Finally they got
Il down to four couples on the floor,
Margaretta Harrison and Fred Satter- =
field, Lysbeth Boyd and Donald Leopold,
Dorothy Schuster and Billy Longstreth,
but finally it was announced that Al6e
and Alice were the favored two.
The William Lippincott Jrs. enter
tanned a large number of the younger
set at a party on Sunday night. The
Onward, 120-foot yacht, was char
tered for the evening and the party left
Schellenger's s landing at Z o'clock. There
was an elaborate supper and music was
furnished by an orchestra and every one
had gorgeous time. There we're about
eighty guests altogether. among them
Kitty Smith, William Lippincott, 3D.,
Of course, Murray Spar. Morris Free
man, who was spending the week end
with Sam Bispham. Betty Pancoast, of
Woodbury., Barbara Shoemaker. Mar
guerite Boyle. who with her mother Is
at the Chalfonte; Kitty Peace. Roger
Rispham. Billy Longstreth, Katharine
Sullivan, Alice Carrigan, Carol Harris,
Dorothy Schuster. Paul Neal. Donald
berlain and Elizabeth O'Meara.
TT WAS such a systematic way to fix
things. she thought. You see. there
are so many flowers in the garden where
she has been spending most Of the sum-
mer that it takes several bowls to hold
all that she picks in the morning. So,
she pulled out the extra half Of the
hNCHen ldDIe, you KNOW one OF tnOse
drop leaf affairs, and put on it the wide
low bowl of the prCttiest pale green
color, pinkly- lowered dish which was
used 70 holding flowers tG make the desk
look dressy, tiny rose vase and one or
two just plain ones. All filled with
water, innocently waiting, bless their
little hearts, for the flowers to be put
into them. You have heard how she
thought il was so systematic.
Hear now how all of sudden without
any preliminary sighs or complainings
the table decided its extra part was
holding too much and showed it's inde-
rendence by falling forward so quickly
that tn" Systematic Fixer saw the ac-
tion and heard the breaking into pieces
Of the three incest flower holders in the