Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-24
o,,l ,uou tbere's Junior Cinderella

xJoUl know there's Junior % '. r,''s
I aon.. At the Merton Cricket Club
..,isStN And IL it's clear, and much
on. s need rain, the Juniors are hoping
w VIZ \. clear. they are 10 dance out
w. ,oor. on the lawn in front OF the
s,u an. and on the porches, too.
e, aS. porches are to be hnnx Win
Ln.,sse ~. lanterns, and " WI, oe very
Jnpst Jn.p.ty Mrs. Matthew bal5o III m
Mssirn,an o. the dances ana Ne .tScS' yS"Ss
cn slhn form the committse are Ma'Inem It.
Barre. WSoodson Bankson, Henry Balm
and wilma "nnS Mrs. Henry Page will give
Dr. au at The club before the dance for
oinnte tr,n daughters, Nancy and I've
he'rp p.~s .m nj which there will be four
gn acts The George W. Hendricks
teein i .sntertain for their daughter, too.
.,,ur E,. SCOTS have gone down to
c.,o NAV for the summer and have
that beautiful big cottage OF
cpeneu =, Columbia avenue. You know.
tae,'' @ scott S was Miss Nellie Struthers;
MI ;sn't she pretty woman!
Gnu bave seen anything like the num-
never neople who already. have gone
orov, w. and goodness after the humidity
anSStbe last few days. wouldn't you IKE
% y, heat it, too? The George Row
@ lands left their Haverford house yes
tsrday 10 motor up to jamestown. where
tbsv have taken the Wharton cottage
osaip. and the Arthur Baughs. OF Rose
mont. also will 60 to that resort.
The Nelson Edwards nave gone 70
Cane May and have taken a cottage
Capb ptbe newer end of the city. Mrs.
T.orse ~ Thomas, Jr., who was Annette
p.yis has been staying with her
narsnts. the Charles Davises, at their
ba.ch front cottage down there. And
bsor the Harry Worths are at cot
t0ss and Betty Brock is visiting Violet
Va IWsslsS.
Things are becoming. gayer as the
.sason goes on and as for Chelsea, It's
rrowded already. It's as much as you
can do to walk along the boardwalk
AT bathing time, 80 many are out, and
lote In the afternoon, too, the crowds
are very great.
HEAR that Mrs. Aleck Van Rensse-
l laer got that darling Russian doll
that was for sale at the Yarmarka
lnst week. and Mrs. Stanley Flagg, Jr.,
was fortunate enough to take the little
white bride doll. It's nice when people
who have children or grandchildren take
shares In such things and win them,
and one knows how pleased small Fell
or Devereux will be with that Russian
doll, while surely one OF the wee Geye-
Inns will be the richer for bride in her
family.
Committee OF the Emergency Aid will
have a quite large Russian affair. with
even lovelier things to dispose Of. The
Russian blouses, the other day, were
simply beautiful. Did you notice them ?
There was a pale pink silk, one
embroidered in blue, that was exquisite,
and the white ones. all embroidered in
white. too, were lovely. Then the cross
q chance to stock up on more next year,
md besides, II helps the Russian refu-
gee workrooms immensely.
7 SAW Mrs. Gene Thayer in town
1 Yesterday looking quite cool. She
really did. for she was wearing one
Of those lovely dark blue Swiss dotted
in.whte frocks, and II had straight
tull sklrt ana lltJle sasn ana tne open
neck was edged with white. Her small
dark-blue silk hat was fashioned Of
grosgrain ribbon and was turned up
all around the edge.
SPEAKING of Mrs. Thayer reminds
- me of her sister in law, Molly
Thayer and all those other Philadel-
rhians who have been playing tennis
In Wilmington these Inst few davs.
How can they do il? Helen Sewell is
down there, and Virginia Carpenter, who
BY the way, won the three champion
ships Of the North Philadelphia Junior
Tournament last week at the Philadel
phia Cricket Club (singles. girls doubles
and mixed doubtless. has been down
at Wilmington, too. Phyllis Walsh
and Mrs. Price Newhall and Mary
Porcher and a great many other Phia-
delphians are taking part. AS for me.
I'd rather sit on the cool porch and
watch. Nothing would drag me out
on the courts in this heat. just
couldn't, but my hat Is off to those
who do. NANCY WYNNE.