Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-06

VT Is interesting to note that in the
Collection of paintings which has
,,sn made by Albert Sterner, of New
yort and which is on exhibition In
Momorial Hall Mt Southampton now,
,horo is one of Jasper Brinton, of this
city. ,. H., l..
s.,,hompton on Thursday, when Mrs.
o,ov,rt Walker and Mrs. Newell TIL
A., oove a reception and tea for the
.i.oto view of the portraits. Mrs.
W.oid sands, who w9s Alice McFad-
ha' n and ia a cousin Of Mrs. Jasper
T.;n,on 1eH, has also had her portrait
npa;nted by Stcrner. and it is on eShi-
fiticn there,
,,co and Is very fine looking, espe-
u,oilv in uniform, and | hear the por-
,rnit Ia of him as major. Mr.. Brin-
~, did quite a bit Of work In Arme.
nio Gn and Serbia for the Government and
uas ON several commissions in Russin.
To % and Mrs. Brinton are spending most
q rho summer at their cottage in North
east 1Iarbor.
1EWPORT continues as gay as ever
~ with its tennis week and it's yacht
,ocss Some Of the frocks worn on
T%nrsday we're especially lovely. After
.wo doys Of rain it seemed to behoove
s.srv ono to look her best. Mrs. Paul
Indrcvs, who IL, you know, Margaret
Andrews Belmont's mother. was per-
Ssctlv stunning in frock Of light gray
nonton crepe striped in blue. Her hat
mas Of blue straw, and It was trimmed
With blue ribbon. Mrs. Andrews iS III,
aunt of Ethel IIuhn Bailey, whose
mother, the late Mrs. George a. Iiuhn,
wss sister Of Mrs. Andrews.
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice, an,
other semi -Philadelphian, wns gowned
in black satin and her hat was small
tooue Of black, trimmed with purple
ostrich feathers. Brownie Warburton
looked very stunning in heavy white
crepe, embroidered in white silk hoss:
Her hat was large garden ahalr Oh
white straw, trimmed with whi'e now
ers. VAN IT, l., ,or,
vood lnofing. came in the afternoon with
her mother and looked sweet In n
melon pink organdie and garden hat
trimmed with roses.
TENNIS Is well under way In Cape
l Mnv. It seems to me that tennis Is
more Of an activity at the club down
there than golf. Mrs. Gilbert Harvey
Is down there for this month ana pays
nsarlv every afternoon. 1t was thrill
inc this week to watch her playing with
Coningsby Dawson, who plays splen'
l,,t Nru finally WON
the match.
Eleanore Bispham gave bridgt
marty on Thursday Afternoon at the Coll
Club and had about fourteen guests.
saw Mrs. Harry Beylard, Mrs. Tommy
Hart, Mrs. Fred. Lee. Jr Is he was
Evelyn Smith, you know, a sister. OF
Mrs. HART. Mrs. William Hopkins
Mrs. Tim Edwards. Mrs. William Bray
Mrs Harrison Gamer. Jr.. Barbara
Boyd, Helen Sewell. Margaretta Har,
rison, Kathleen Ritter, Lyabcth Boyt
and Miss Hart. of st. Louis. who il
spending the month of August witt
Eleanore. She and Eleanore were II
Coblenz together about this time las
year. Elcanora went over with the \
and stayed about two years, first II
France at Brest and in Paris, anc
various other stations. and then II
Cobenz with the army Of occupation
The Francis Carey Leas have cot
tage at Cape May, and have been enter
tanning Percy Taylor for short time
and the John Brownbacks are dowr
there with their babies. | think Bett!
Brownback is the dearest little mother
She is q picture with her younSes
baby in her arms.
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