Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26

-,n vou know that the Frank Boh-
IL lon. Jr.'s have a little son! lie
horn on Thursday of last week, and
=. darling. You know the Bohlens
nre of those attractive houses out
~ - perkley road in Haverford, which
W. W.. frrnished at the time of their
.;ose ' n little more than a year ago.
mui.ae NJ those pebble dashed houses
n.hoJ in gray and has II broad porch
nniFsmt and tho dearest little garden at
n nSd Ido and back OF the house. The
me mnSs S are small. but they have GER
erTJi eain made them most picturesque. A
M,hH u.in am dial Is in the center OF the
as.m nswsrs at the back of the garden and
nome o,e orc dclphinium, snapdragon, as
.ar ,u,s and gladioli in profusion. -.
"rS S.s o. Bonlen was Sidney Franklin,
a, ,romember, n daughter of the Will
Iu I RmeI Frnnklns, OF this city, and
nam ,Or ~ Mrs. Dudley Riggs, of Balti-
ss,., who was formerly Sarah Frank
mo''' M have not heard what the new
n l.no arrival will be called, but would
no,'i nv no surprised to hear that he will be
Francis Boblen, Sd.
rypEAKING Of new arrivals, every
= one who has read DR.. Henry Van
n,te's exquisite stories and essays. Will
tp'Hinterested to hear that his daughter,
Wrs Henry Chaplin, has small daugh-
..r horn last Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thonin live In Princeton, and you
sn"w of course, that DR.. Van Dyke
o S"O long made his homo in that city:
Ess,ng Sss 6een attached to the faculty Of
p,inceton University for many years,
hs,ides being in the diplomatic service:
The wee granddaughter has been named
Charlotte Chaplin.
DosEMARY HOWE will be home
n tho latter part Of the week, and the
nar+ies for her will soon be starting.
sSs ia the only daughter Of Mr.. Arthur
whitney Howe, and very attractive
md sweet girl. I remember she was
roted the prettiest of the graduating
lass of Sprinsside School in Chestnut
uiIl last spring. and that was saying
somethinp, Her aunt, Mrs. Alfred G..
n Steel, will give a dance on Saturday.
October 8, for her, and Mr.. Howe VIII
,ive a tea to introduce her formally In
November.
The Howes have been spending most
A, The summer at their home in Bristol,
r. l., where all the family connection
of that name congregate every summer
IN various cottages. Rosemary is the
granddaughter Of Mrs. Herbert Howe.
Her mother, who died several years ago,
wns Miss May Denckla. q sister of the
late Mr.. Herman DenCkla, of Chest
nut Hill, and Rosemary is first cousin
NJ Paul Dcnckla, whose marriage to
Sarah Dolan was announced several
weeks ago,
By the way, Sarah and Paul have
taken an apartment at the TOuraine for
the winter. understand.
THE marriage Of Mr.. Wilmer Biddle
/ 10 Mrs. Douglas Gordon. which took
place last Monday. will bring to Phila-
dplphfa another debutGntc, for Mrs.
Biddlc's daughter. Virginia Gordon, Is
lust at the debutante age and so will
come out here. as well as in Baltimore.
The BddlPs are at present taking
a wedding trip. but later will go to
Mr.. Biddle's home in Chestnut Hill and
will remain there for the winter, pos. {.
sibly coming into town in the height OF
the Season.s .... .,..
lDt UHlbs uI' DtlHb 'll'-N
and fast now and with the dates there
have been other announcements, as for
instance, the fact that Emily Barlow
will not, after all, make her debut this
winter. Her mother. who was Miss
Alice Smith, you remember, n sister Of
the late Mr.. Edward b. Smith, has
decided to SO to Europe, taking Emily
with her for n year travelling before
Introducing her here. Emily'E father
was the late Henry Blackwell Barlow.
brother of Mr.. Josiah Barlow, whose
daughters, Mary and Elizabeth. made
their bows to Society year before last
and last year respectively.
JIMMIE was playing with small boy
unknown TO mother and father. and
somehow mother did not like the way
said small boy talked. So she maneu.
rered In various ways the stopping OF
the growing friendship without hurting
the other little boys feelings. Things
were so we'll managed that the little
fellow appeared almost forgotten till
one day father. coming home from the
othce, noted Jimmie on the other boy $
porch, What are you doing, jim
nie"' called father, and when he got
the answer he let him stay; "for, y
said Jimmie, "Edgar's got a birthday
and I'm at it,"
NANCY WYNNE.
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