Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-01

uAyE never heard Of 80 many peo-
uo,no away at this, time OF the
pie .tsorcb and let me whisper 1t. a
year, eating until after the Fourth
JOY tro ao;nq north. Why whisper II.
beiore We'll you see, the reason is
you U.S. much to stay near home ana
NOT 81 The Fourth. but n great many
ceieu as well as men, are going 10
womeenh between Dempsey and Car
penue9 avs heard number of women
,hat they are going on with their
hy Ava s m see the match, l UNDER
nusoSstb chat there has usually been
stany. sta..,;no Of women through the audi
spi"t. a. these great fights, but never
en'e anv as for this engagement TO-
morrow. s.
,rps ALBERT RosENGARTEN
M .rd her son Albert will sail for
r.-,ne today and spend the greater
Eu,opof The summer at Dinard. Al
PaI. rbo has been a student at 81.
pert. Concord, will 60 to Princeton
isr iau, His father you know, the late
s,sa., Rosepqarten, was one OF Prince,
~ Nv. crack football players. Some OF
ton ns,,,ember the years when he was at
grcston " md his brother Mitchell was
as. penn team, and the two played
onst, on s each other. It was like ths
Csi,sbsn brothers on the Yale ana
Princeton teams
.rps ARTHUR BIDDLE and her
M daughter. Miss Edith Biddle, are
INC tor Europe today also. You
smnreber Mrs, Biddle's son. Juhan:
iebilld r'.s Killed in his airplane,. which fell
" w. Gsbs North Sea. shortly after our en-
n,ncs ~ into the war. In the summer
% ~ is,i7 IL was. that he was killed. :,
VI M M and Mrs. Pope Yeatman and
sh.Ir daughter, Jane Yeatman, sailed
,ps ,.sstsrday for Europe and the Jimmie
Eromweils went yesterday also. They
sss going to Join Tony and Hope Crom-
s.n md visit them at Cannes, where
th,y have had a house for some time;
shs Eton Cromwells lived abroad
throuoh the winter you know. They
.snted their house on Locust street to
jndee Martin and his family. BY the
ray' did YOU hear that Mrs. Martin
has been quite III with ptomaine poison.
ins? | suppose this recent severe neat
hslped to PROSTATE her, but the latest
REPORTS OF her condition were that she
ia much better. The Martins are at
nresent at their place In Chestnut Hill.
TN SPITE Of the heat, we have to
i shop, do we not? In fact. just about
this time Of year we are apt to hnd
that we really have not provided enough
frocks for the summer, and so INTO
town we 20. came upon Augusta
Harrison shopping the other day, look
Ing very we'll in frock OF dark blue
seorgette crepe made with pointed
overskirt and short sleeves. She was
wearing a very becoming hat OF corn
colored straw, trimmed with daisies.
Some Of the Harrisons are going out
10 the Burt's camp again this sum-
msr at Jackson's Hole.
I keep seeing Struthers Burt's stories
IN the magazines now all the time.
He has come to be a writer of repu-
fation. He Is an uncle of Alice Burt
Riley, who Is to come out next year.
he married Miss Katherine Newlin,
who has gained a reputation as a
writer, and they have been living in
the West. where they have fine ranch.
Frances Mcars and her brother are
out there, too. you know. Frances.
you remember. married Bud Estes sew
eral months ago. and all Of US got
muchly excited hearing she had wed
cowboy. It appears he is not a cow
boy, but ranch owner. and has been
Sheriff out there. He is quite cele-
brated for his bravery and has caught
great many outlaws In his time.
UNIT JANEY gave Molly five cents
"A the other day, and every one was
much impressed with what Molly would
buy at the candy store when she went
there later In the day. Well, she went
out walking with nurse that afternoon
and went into one of the big stores
Going TO the counter. she asked for
"Ave.cents' worth Of minties. " Sorry
but We don't sell less than a quarter
Of pound" said the girl. "Wcll." :"
said Molly obligingly. give me five
cents worth of chocolates. - "Sorry.
but We do not sell less than ten cents
worth answered the attendant.
Molly, who is Ave, gave It up by
that time and started walking out Of
the store. leaving the nickel on the
counter. Here. little girl" called the
saleswoman. ''you left your nickel"
Oh said Molly. you can have it /:
you can't buy anything with It, any.
way" NANCY WYNNE.