Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-20
.,., ,be hob Montgomerys

HEAR that the Bob Ni Montso%srys aSrys
their daughter, Helen t1OItI .gI;I
j anu ery. are making plans 10 SUI.
Mon,sance in September ior u ,.o sny..
for Vnu know Helen Hope Is 70 s,.nnS ISSe
t,me., .,obut this season, h,,d VI! novinr .
her ao bird. who has peen ,,. hums ,as
the m hearing things OF 'ato, n,,,ah, .J',S nnt @
ar.e";t t IL hears she VIII oe u.o"s a. ,nmc
tnss In. Paris. as well as "eie Nv
~ ~, In the season. l..
NV - Hone has been. asked D. U
Hslen - thc girls to visit thcm TINS
nbmp,, and she viii spend some Iiiae
SUNNI rav before smiling. Mrs. NOM, t,
IN tn.s will be In NilianoVa WIN 'ne
soaerfi her family in July but later ,ney
resI VI ~ 20 Narragansett for rev weeks.
VII NiIs,sn sT Hope is very, pretiy, mas . tns
IL niouant expression tnaI mu,
e.Scr's ea,ae and though she is I ta.ler 'na,, naa
mo."'N mo-. Montgomery, she Is siehoer anu
'e,s L,ow. Mr.. Montgomery is o son
lou ,ots MI. William w. Montgomers
OF uIu uslen Hope has numerous unceS
end anrts on his side OF the fanpS'
hna " Lor mother has but ono pr3tner'
Tnms Trua Ivler. who married MISS fMx,hs. .s
Seo't; Il a granddaughter OF Mr. o,dnes
S.Isr sse y Mrs. Montgomery was hUps dt;,S
rTyyisr Tyi Her cousin, by the way, M'Si .,
Ty.ier of Boston, Is cnsagea 10 'he VI
NJ Montgomery brothers'
opEAK1NG of plans for Europe.
S.,.o beor that Emma Ashton Dorr u
- orer TO Paris for next winter
sudIs sud will stay with her brother, hsn'o,
nna "' ,,bo has been over there for n
pi, po,tiL ~ years engaged in business. IL
coIPiU m ho doiiqhtful for the two 70 De TO-
Thar again, as they are very rhuen n,
Ehd Esaehed Emma is 80 attractive. sne "
snrv toll and graceful and Is "'c!uco
btnnde. with extremely pretty, oiue eE'S,
w. Lrow she is a first cousin or Annt
Ashton, who was debutante TINS ias'
season.
r HEAR there is to be a polo game
r.,t Saturday afternoon out at tn
Rrrn Mawr grounds between the ihlia
dslnhia Club and Bryn Mawr Team
~ 10 be a benefit affair, ana the pro
cssds are to go TO the Brryn Mawr Com' IN,
munity Center, an organization IN wnlCI
ali the women out there are INTERESTED
er10
a;r which was attached to the Deror
uorso show. is interested III Satur'
oavs game, and Mrs. Henry Earnsbav
Ia another indefatigable worker. lot
remember she had charge Of the infor'
nation department at the Country Fair
The ain, of the center is to meet tht
need Of the Hpeopia dnrthe Tcommunit,
along educational and recrcational linei
and TO unite them in constructive com
munity work. The policy has been fol
the center to meet the demands unit
tbsy become public necessities and ulti'
mately are taken over by public finan
cisl backing. The playground at Bryr
Nawr is one example Of the successful
working out of this policy.
TS TT not lovely that the Brcwste
l Koons have son? 1t seems to m
especially happy that the little tehoV
should arrive now to comfort MS fanny
inst after their hearts have been freshl!
saddened by the arrival Of Dals bod'
about two weeks ago from ovcrsens ant
his burial in this country ten days o.
more ago. Dal, YOU remember. died o
flu in France after the nrmisticc. h'
was such q fine fellow and so univer
sally llkeu hnu MS P"'thto '' "''
TO him that every one felt very muci
for them. You remember. their cldes
son. Bob .Yr., died some ten years ago
and then Dal. 60 that Brewster is tn
only remaining child. It's easy q
imagine what a welcome small Rrews
ter, Jr.. has received since he arrivet
on Friday of last week, not only by HI
parents. but his grandparents on bot
sides. Mrs. Koons was Molly Baily,
daughter Of the Charles w. Bailys, o
STAFFORD, and the young gentleman
their first grandchild, too. 1t viii b
hard not to spoil him, won't 1t!
NANCY WYNNE.