Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-06

VERY ONE will be saddened at the
.sss Of the sudden death OF Mt,
I.us,at Geyelin on the morning
n't !, ~, Fourth Of July at his summer %
~. at Englesmere. He was stricken
no%' . mdden heart attack and death
WIZ a ou,ckly. Mr.. Geyelin lived at
,w.rSwicke, villanovo, in 'hc winter
49,, His wife was Miss Alice hawie,
u%.. .u,bsr Of the well known family OF
-, a,me. Mr.. Geyelin's parents came
% .a', philadelphia before his birth They
Wa " originally in Alsnce. Mr.. Geyehn,
i've y, totber was hydraulic engineer and
.ou.tructcd m the turbines for the = ar
~.rrt Park waterworkS. .,... b.,
A. Henry Gcyelin was. a lawyer o. o.
MI ranute lie was interested 10
hgh sffairs and was for many years
pup,tt the directors of the Charity pau,
one ss ., s one Of the incorporators OF the
he wss,tv Athletic Associations the
unnive.sity unneit Club and the Radnor Hunt;
unn,,.d unra n his sons, Emile, married
ny Rarncs, Just last February; 4
H.Itsr H.It Beatrice Geyelin. was married
aaY&a,i Y&a,i rhurchman and Tony Geyelin's
70 Gas Marie Flagg. One son Is
Sa.tcr and lives In New YORK ano
M q1cw Jr.' is unmarried. There are
i,en A.. 10 unmarried daughters. Harrie'
nv Ths Tony Geyelins had a little son
49, week and were so happy about y
a. II was their first son. Mr.. Geyeiin
Sssth will be great sorrow 70 them
ii and to his very many friends.
WHAT a happy time the school set
w members do have during the sum ,
.,,si lust one round Of play and
aa,.nciny and fun. 1t Is getting more
.ad more the thing to have big house
ns,,,es and the Billy Morices are CIV
H. ons on Friday for a week down al
bsir cottage at Silver Lake for their
''Th Tan the George Clymer stouts have
,one abroad and taken their children
Sith them. They will be gone for three
months. I hear, returning only In time
ior school once more. Mrs. Stout, you
M,.msmber, WI was Miss Anne Wetherill,
Al, has three little girls, who ride a
sreat deal, and Mary. the eldest, Is the
living image of her mother. There is q
son, Billy Addicks, by Mrs. Stout's first
marriage. and he In travelling abroad
with them, too. The Stouts have a
place out In Berwyn.
TsAW many attractive bathing suits
i on the beach at Cape May during
the holidays. Mrs. Joe Rollins. who
with her husband was the guest of the
Harrison Gamer. Jrs., wore the same
Cit which she had in the performance
of"Why Not" It was red ard white
striped crash. trimmed with very
pfefty red sash. With II she wore n
stunning red silk cap and red silk stock =
inps. Another attractive suit was worn
By Mrs. Dudley Riggs. Hers wns an
over. blouse Of red, white and black
bloomers, and It certainly was bccom.
alk bathing cap. Mrs. Riggs. you
Dudley, who live In Baltimore, spent
the week. end down there.
Mary Brown warburton. who wa,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchison
Scott over the Fourth. WAS wearing n
striking suit also in fact, it was one oil
the best looking have seen this season
1twas gray Jersey cloth mnde with
Nigh nsck and long sleeves and turn
back collars and cuffs of white. The
only trimming was white pearl buttons
on the sleeves and solid row Of then
down the front. from the colInr to the
hem Of the suit. The bloomerS huns
Hraight and loose below her knees and
were edged with band Of white.
THERE Is nothing like honesty ant
l outspokcnness. is there? And yoy
Know how they say women set trnps to
make Il man propose. Well, ever
though some of US may have made ur
our minds to marry in time, We are mi
TO keep the expression Of that ambition
to ourselves. Not so with Patty, who
j. i've. The other day her uncle said &c
her: Patty, you are getting to be very
tall what will you do when you grow
upI oh" returned Patty reassur.
insly, I'll grow big, and bigger. and