Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11

ruE Newport season is well under
r.v and Philadelphians are by ne
ms behind hand as leaders In en-
means me,,nr from all hear OF the doing'
tertainS{, Mics Julia Berwind gave de-
tnerv; luncheon nt her cottage IL
ilgn.au, ilgo avenue on Friday, and Mt
Bellesuo " Dolan gave the first o.
Car,,;cs Mt the Clambake Club one
evening last week 49,,
A. Dolsn is at his villa in Newport,
Dolan and the girls are sun
cu' nrone. understand, however,
10 Wrs Dolan will return next montil
Inat I'll, ioin her husband In Newport
Rose and Alix Dolan have peen
.,.oad for nearly year win tnel'
sp..uUdmother, Mrs, Nelson Brown'
" makes Paris her home. You se.
waU,ber VIZ Mrs. Brown was over nere
lnmmsr n,,," before last and visited ner
sa ssanahter. Mrs. Dolan, and her daugn
oaufi law. Mrs. Aleck Brown, for sew
W months. She stayed until Marcu
et' 81 too0 and then returned TO Europe
taxing Alix with her. a,,
'af De, had been over, off and on, dur
a. wnr and was decorated by tne
rls.rch ~ for her ambulance work. Sne is
r.hino hard over there now with tne
wolanstruction woln units, but has her head
Ie.v u,ers with her grandmother. l nave
teord positively II she will return
not nc country with her mother or re,
70 sn o,er hut would not be surprised
~ .he stayed. as she is crazy about the
nnstrnction snv work and is indefatig-
~ In driving cars for the workers.
cvm % Ia ,ouite a mechanician and can
rmally get any car out Oh .rouo,e.
Wownort will miss her very much II siie
aoss not return. She Is one OF the most
popular girls up there -. ...
WHAT an interesting trip Mr.. ana
w Mrs Sackett Duell are taking for
,be summer They have such q charm :
inr place, Hillcroft, at Meadowprooh,
hut even at that, it's nice to have
change in all this heat, and to go ABROAD ro
nowadays Is quite the thlng. 'heS
sailed on Saturday on the GedriC, ana
Nj time they will visit France and
pslsum' !n and then motor through Eng
i.nS IL all sounds very exciting to
ms' me- and I am sure they are going to
have a wonderful time.
yYrELL. in spite of the heat, l went
w "all the way" out to Baln on Sat
urdav afternoon to Sophie Bakers we'd
ding because | am very fond Of Sophie
and her sisters. For, believe me, un less
I really liked bride awfully much L
would not go to her wedding in July,
that Is a July such as this one has been
90 far >,
And Sophie looked sweet and cool in
her satin frock, which was embroidered
IN pearls and trimmed with rare lace.
II had been worn by her mother. Mrs.
Louis C. Baker, Jr., at her marriage,
and time had changed the pure white of
the satin to a rich cream, and the effect
was wonderful. The bridesmaids frocks
we're of silver lace and lavender. and
they cerainly were cool looking. AS
fbe wedding was at o'clock it was
cooler. of course, than the middle
Of the day had been. and a great many
OF us had our eats out of doors at
the reception.
DOBBIE and Ruth went down to the
- seashore the other day with their
parents and bothers and sisters. And
when bedtime came mother had quite
some difficulty to get them to come in.
Usually they obey without question. so
mother decided there must be reason.
She did not have to ask, however, be-
cause at the second call to come Ruth
remarked Mother. please let us stay;
won't tn ocean go way in the night!'
. NANCY WYNNE.