Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31
-r WAS beautiful out at the Pickering

on whs beautiful out at the Pickering
" " or,ornoon think Tint
Satrruhs with its surroundinas.
little ciuonb n,bor suburban club "skinned
pas as 70 situation and view. The
only trouole 10, o,,r borsc or have vour
less you are III Tn i' iit's seyernl miles walk
car along. 10 10, ~
from any s'" share was no difficulty Sat.
ho"ese' ,here we're buses Mt the sta
urday' d 40 '" ANYWAY. every one was
ticns, avg s ,be roads and ready and
riding h,yt IN any pedestrians. The
glad 10 % I .o beautiful there you know
country " near Valley Forge, and you
US neo' hills and observatory in the
zee .nv os Won drive round the long
distance diI cmrye as ' Of the entrance to the
SlrToC SlnIio Ctotbier'g farm.
The clMoHouS' noon' tbe farm and has a
siding; on a. tha back toward the woods.
long slopo no ~ bomse there Is one of those
lns9e .n h,,se orcn fireplaces at one end
wonaer.u, in n"So room, which Is very large,
Of tne Ii," in tbe whole width Of the house
taxing !" tho % length, The house il most
ana naii siiir ' Tocoratcd and furnished, anil
tas!ciu,' oncbantinp spot.
aul.ee um noons we're very interesting and
Ine iao, breokfast a decided sue.
tue There must have been three hun
,eH; .sona there. II not more, and It
wss lust warm enough TO make the OUT
doors wonner.u,c % .onc ,vas killing. not balky
IGs ,Io we're the "an,mules." but they
nns ns ao funny as they ran. | think
wvn'r @ .on If anything, faster than the
,os nv and their legs and funny thin
nv I.ro were all wildly waving In the air.
saw Mrs. James sullivan ana
rrsnkie. Sam Reeves and the BilLie
pssves. Helen Scott, too, VINO Is stay
ius with Sam Reeves parents, the
msvid Reeves, at their Phoenixvllle
home, was at the races. inc Normun
WcIalres were there, too, ana tne DIN
Rnlins and Fayette Plumps' ana ever
,o many others.
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THERE was aul'e D'' W go, 80,
,no Yesterday out on the Main Line
and at other places in the suDurps. Lhe
pnlNn Wilburs gave a delightful lunch
son M their place, Old stone House; IN
81 Davids, for the a. j., DaliaS
Dlxons. and the Tom Dolans luncheon
for Sarah and Paul DencKla was
beautiful affair. The party whlch the
Jack Kanos gave for Florence ID t9e
evening was in the nature Oh lal,
loween affair. for an inlormai pHIty u.
Irow.
c = II,no,oo did vou
CPEAhlNN VI ,,, ~
y know that she was sun gong 10
the Howard Hospital every Ga! a. a.
working as hard as she can thers. Sne @
took up business course uur
war, and she and Marie Louise aep'
burn offered their services at the now
ard. They both went there every gay
until Marie Louise left last spring ior
Europe. Florence is still perseVet'nE
In the good work, and Is at her post Ut
o'clock every day, and does not ieaVe
until >. That means reai "orh, SJu
to do anything she Is asked at the hos
pital. so she is Of immense use. ~ s .
splendid how 30 many glris VINO 90 ite
have to work for hvlhs prefer ~
work rather than idle away 'neIf ''il'
In frivolity from morning t'li ihsnt. -
It's almost peculiar these cay noI w ~.
have job; whereas some ni.eeh I SeaaI
ago, while people salu tne! non". noaJ ="
you for WORKING whea tnerr IooT"S MaS down i,ovu