Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-27

TT rs interesting to us here to hear
that Barbara Whitney Is to be In
,roduced this summer at Newport. Be-
ooneo since one of the Towers married
Tloro whitney. Philadelphia and New
york seem really related when it comes
- that family. You remember Just
about this time last year. Roderick
Tower and Flora were marricu and, OF
course, Philadelphia was over there
In force. because the Towers have many
frionds in this city where tney live0
Cor a number Of years.
Tbey had the Newbold house on
tocust street. (that Is the house which
A. Clement Newbold built some years
go and the Towers bought IT from him
and lived there for several years, both
tbcir daughters being introduced az
,ons thereJ. After tGertrude's tragic
death & they did not 60 back there to live.
understand the Towers, that Is the
poderick Towers, will spend sonic time
Il n6t the whole summer In Newport.
too, In fact. this year from present
Indications, the Hamptons, of Long
Island, will take back seat again and
eayety will reign at Newport. VI course,
Tong Island is beautiful, but somehow
Eownort does mean more In the social
,ror,d and while. Tuxedo Park and
yonox are very. very spiffy, they are
20 on a smaller scale.
~ r. return to Barbara Whitney, she is
rery good looking and awfully jolly and
attractive. She is very popular and
will have a dandy time, 1 make no
Mrs. Whitney Is In Europe at pres
ent but willsreturn very soon ana VII,
ioin Mr.. whitney, Barbara apd her
brother, Cornelius, at their place IN
Westbury, L. l.. before going up to
Newport.
NEWPORT makes me think OF the
" Wideners. and, by the way. hear
,bot Carter and Fiji have been over in
New York with the Joe Wideners stay.
Inc for several days at the Ritz
|, Cation, They have q delightful smaller
hnnse built on the Widener place, you
tnow, out in Elkins Park and have
hssn living there for several months.
Tifi scarcely looks a day older than
when she was married. She Is, as
matter of fact, not twenty years OLD
yet-in fact, ! am not quite sure sne
Ia nineteen. She was not eighteen when
they we're married, you remember
HAPPENED in at the Bellevue
stratford yesterday. for luncheon and
came upon delightful party which
Mrs. George Fales Baker. was enter
tanning. The guests were the various
women who are getting up the June
fete which is. to be held out in Abing-
ton, the first Tuesday in June, for
the Hospital! out there. which the late
Mr. Elkns built in memory of his first
wife wife Mrs. Baker has interested her
eelf in that fete for a number Of years
and always has a table of ravishingly
lovely things. She aud DR.. Baker will
move shortly to their beautiful place out
in Rosemond before going farther North
for the war season.
lid you ever know anything like the
- number of people going abroad this
summer? There's Miss Anna Lewis,
who lives at Twenty second and San.
som, and her friend. Miss Florence Gill
lingham. who expect to sail in June.
have been wondering IL Miss Gillingham
will take her pet dog along. never
see them apart, and he is certainly
darling dog ! don't suppose there
would be any difficulty In travelling with
cocker spaniel of that size. He is so
cute and alert watched him the other
day He was very inquisitivc and wanted
to see a certain baby in 4 certain coach,
and hc skidded around the corner and
gazed al the baby all the while he was
being vigorously called to and whistled
for. After he had had his look he came
tearing around the corner in answer to
the call with the most innocent express
sion upon his countenancc. as much as
to say, "Why, where have you been?
I've been hunting all around the place
for you"
Then next month Mrs. Lewis Auden-
ried and Miss Pauline Bowie and Mrs.
Audenrieds two little daughters, Sarah
and Wiliamina Wentz. are going over
for stay Of several months. And so
II goes.
MOTHER had little candy. and said
4'4 she. with careful division. the
four Of US can each have two pieces.
OMother being u bit Of child her
SELF We'll, she and the two older chill
dren each had their two pieces. but
Marian only took one. and when the
second piece was passed to her re-
marked, "Ill take It later. ] have not
quite finished this"
Well. time went on and the extra
piece Of candy was forgotten, when sud.
denly mother spied the box. oh
said she. Marian. you did not get
your second piece of candy And
Marian, being an optimistic soul, re.
marked, "Oh. but I have it now, and
All the rest of you have finished"
NANCY WYNNE.