Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-10

TNJD you hear that Mrs. theodore
eoi,as and Amelie had returned
sor,s Yesterday? They sailed for Eu-
.one early in the summer, you know,
nd had planned to stay over there until
nrtober. Several weeks ago, however.
AZ, Seixas was Ia ken very. i'll with
tnnboid fever, and of course they wired
wife md daughter and they came
ars s Mr., Seixas Is doing very well
now po 7 am glad to say, and will doubt
hvs i..s recover more quickly now that his
,.;Se and daughter have come home. And
!, must be n great relief to them to
And him better. -o,- wv
-.ttoLon avenue, Germantown, and
tmslis is to make her debut this fall.
She has n quantity Of light, very curly
ssir, which she wears bobbed.. and all
the girls say, shes the most stylish
Snringside this last May. She is a
p.ot fayorite, and will doubtless have
very good time this year.
r AM always so interested when
beor of Philadelphians winning
.,.mnionships and tournaments. Yes
e.a.Jor I was told that Miss Pansy Girls
u .sno and her niece, Polly Griscom, were
~. SINNERS last week of the two-ball
snnrsome tournament held up at the
Wssouamicut (some name, isn't II?
tnne I spelled it right Golf Club. at
Watch Hill. The Griscoms are all up
tbsre for the summer, Mrs. Clement
Gr,scom, Miss Pansy's mother and Mr..
Rod Griscom. her brother. who is Polly's
fo,ber Polly came out last season,
ua, remember. and had n beautiful time.
NJ Griscom gave large dinner dance
tnr her at Dolobran, in Haverford,
..Snrtlv before they left for Watch Hill,
where they spend most Of their sum
mars
A GREAT many Philadelphians took
"A mart in the golf tournament at Mar
,spansett Pier last week. In fact Mar
rasansett is more philadelphia than
sny other resort save Cape May. it
aiways seems to me (if you get what
I mean. I acknowledge the sentence is
muchly involved). Among those who
nleved were Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Converse, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fell, Mrs.
Punkett Stewart, Phil Randolph, Jr.,
Emlen Randolph and Mary Norris. who
IA Mt Narragansctt with her parents,
the Dick Norrises.
KATHERINE OGDEN is down at
ACape May for n few days staying
with Theodore Lille. She looked per-
fectly stunning the other day at the
Golf Club. wearing a burnt orange skirt,
with one Of those striped sweaters which
are so in mode this season. This one
was combination of orange. brown
and white. Then she wore light tan
AT hat. and you know how smart she
looked with her dark hair and bright
eslor
She and Theodore and Ethel Bailey
were on the beach together on Sunday
IN bathing suits which really were al
most too pretty to hide in the water.
Theodora's s was blue and white striped
Bingham, and Katherine wore red and
white checked gingham suit, with red
shoes and stockings to match. Ethel's
suit was OF purple silk Jersey. and
was worn with a white leather belt
and n cap of purple silk.
Helen Scwcll. who is staying with
Lysbeth Boyd at tho Chalfonte. was in
the water on Sunday wearing a suit of
black panne velvet and pale blue silk
handkerchief about her hair. She looked
sweet.
r HEAR that Mrs. Francis Burrell
/ Hoffman invited Mrs. Clarence Crit
tendon Calhoun, Of Washington, to 60
on to Southampton last Monday and
sneak to the women there about the
Womans National Foundation, po-
litical club which Is to be built at the
Capital City. Mrs. Hoffman is greatly
Interested in It. y01l know. and num-
Der OF New York women are. too. but
have not heard Of one Philadelphia
woman who has put her name down on
tie list Of founders. Every founder
pays a thousand dollars and the Phila-
delphia women seem to think that's
rather steep, rs they would not have
very much occasion to use such club.
When Mrs. Hoffman was on here visit
Ing Mrs. Sullivan she asked Janet
Richards to talk at luncheon given
to a number Of leading women. but
unless some have Joined since that time
our women do not seem to be en-
thusiastic about It.
NhARLIE was walking along with
" Aunt Lily shortly nftcr the wee
sister, for whose advent he had prayed
for many long DAYS, had arrived.
'Auntie." said he, "have Won n little
ErlTn NO. darling" said Auntie.
We'll. would YOU like to have one?"
ne insisted. eyes. of course l would"
said Aunt Lily. well, you better get
your order in soon, cause it took an
AWFUL long time to get ours
NANCY WYNNE.