Evening star., 1921-09-11
Tales of Well Known Folk
In Social and Official Life
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on the beach while his young charges
! dip in the waves. He also takes care
that no intruder ventures in their par.
of the water. He will also dash into
the waves when their time is up, tug
at their feet and bark until they come
out and get ready for home After this
is accomplished the dog spends the
day walking with the children. romp-
ing and having a good time in gem
eral. But while he may descend to
being playmate, he never for an
guardian and chaperone. -
Wherever tennis champions fore
gather. for practice or for touring
derdice of Pittsburgh is honored and
as often as possible that lady in the
flesh isSbiddep to be present. For she
Is the first American woman to win
all before her, she went over to Eng
land and took the laurels OF the
brows Of the most famous players.
Mrs. Allderdice has enjoyed many
though she is a grandmother many
times over. the head of nearly all the
social life and philanthropies Of her
very active city. she can swing q
Pittsburgh claims It owes heavy
debt to this advanced type Of the ath-
letic woman. Her daughter. Louise,
married Rev. Edward Schofield Trav-
ers. rector OF old Trinity. and known
throughout the length and breadth Of
West Point. Indeed DR.. Travers did
yeoman work for athletics In the
Army. and he is highly revered ofh-
cially and among his former disciples.
daughter. like her an all-around sport
in the higher sense. awakened inter-
est in the better aspects Of athletics.
with most creditable results in every
/, Aliderdice was specially invited to
/ Newport. and with her husband: Mr..
! Taylor Allderdice. a prominent
! banker. accepted the honor of meet
| ing the French champion. Mile. Leng-
| len. at a specially arranged luncheon.
If any one doubts that golf has ar
rived as the national game. 1t Is
only necessary to notice the hordes
Of fashionables. literary and artistic
i vancing tournaments or reunions.
One Of the great golf tournaments is
(; to be held this month az Del Monte,
near Monterey. Calf. where the
sand and dale in fun view Of the
+, Pacific. Art exhibitions: literary
gatherings, together with an astound-
! Ing lot Of social activity. have been
| announced weeks in advance OF the
gatherings Of the clans. Mr.. Harry
Leon Wilson, who has a fine estate
beyond the hills of Carmel. will feast
| all his brothers-in- n-letters who hap
pen by, and will moreover give ban
quet for the caddies, which will make
social history in that division Of ath-
letic society. All that coterie known
as the California society Of artists
have hung huge canvases in the great
drawing room Of Del Monte. and GER
tainly a varied program unfolds for
| the visitors. strenuous exercise for
part of the day and intellectual feasts
! for the remainder, with dancing and
| dining and sailing on the blue waters
! Of the bay by night. The caddies. by
the way. are most important sector.
and receive much attention from the
players and their families. while they
have a dining room of their own and
autos galore at their disposal, In
some ways the caddie is getting into
popular favor almost to the exclu-
sion Of the jockey.
| Mrs. William Kent, who was so de-
lightful a hostess in Washington for
| more than ten years while her hus-
! band was in Congress, has a comfort