Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

,11EII,. Il is a good thing we had a
w chance to breathe yesterday and
Sunday nfter last week. My goodness
sut Saturday was strenuous day! For
oSter II cleared off in the afternoon, OF
aa,,rso n great many went to the races:
rhnn there were Eleanor Hart's tea and
ho stotcsburys' housewarming and the
IInooweaver- IIp Robb wedding and Betty
ElIiott's too. .,
uooobod home from all the goings on, a
,borouphly exhausted woman. l can tel
snv .nv And 7 feel today as If / would
not have energy enough even to think
of going to any other atairs thls wsek.
Rut after couple OF nights OF Steep
ri he IN and going just as hard as
ever. you can bet.
FELT so sorry for the Victor
Nothers Yesterday when I heard of
LITTLE Charles accident. It's the second
il.' soi, tbot child has had in a year,
I,. I"t tbis one Is by far the worse. Mr..
.nd .nd Mrs Mathcr we're visiting in Long
III aa,d and Charlie went up to his
.nsrnndfather's farm in West Chester and
katnod In hunt ride on Saturday
JnnI,g Ue was thrown while riding
u,;tb Rrandywine Hunt Club members
~nJ his horse stumbled in a ditch and
thrsw him over the fence. !,
NE To was perfectly unconsscious ana
rraa rushed at once to the Chester
county Hospital, he only regalned con
.ciousness for a short time Anu ms
condition is ut present very very Se''-
ous. g., ~ lnov vns Miss
nltLor;mo Earle, the eldest of the Earle
"a considered to be one OF the
s,no.t s.,t beautiful of our Philadeiphla
Illos, ,, Ue has sister and brother,
WWotSor;ne W"; and Victor Mather, Jr.
IT'S interesting to note that a great
.onv neople are going abroad now
-, h t%e winter and quite good many
IS' W tbem debutantes Of next year.
Ii H,ona rb them Mary Geary, for instance,
AN A,fOH Helen Hope Montgomery. Ihen
Tm,,a H1u Dorr Is going to sail next week
,nL ,.,.i' Tronce. Emma's brother. Ashton
narr Iop Is in Paris and has been there
~ several years. He Is In business
.Sarc ~, connected with the Baldwin 10
comotiye Works OF this city. Em,nI
,r,II snend the winter with him. and
can't help being glad for both as theS
arc a devoted brother and slster hno
vii, have such good times toge'nul,, .lc =
Emma has many o'Hti 80 It'll
other side. so she won't get ooreu "n''e
Ashton Is at business. ,,.
cav Emma the other day. Looking
rorv smart in n dark blue jersey blouse
ornSroIdered in front in dark blue SILK
ond a tricotinc skirt of dark blue with
t;rv white checks in the pattern. her
bat was Of black velvet and exceedingly
hscoming. Emma spent the summer
IN Jamestown with her aunts, the
Misses Ashton. who live on Twenty
third street near Spruce.
ctPEAKING Of Emma makes me think
y Of her close friend. Hope McMichaei
or 7 should say Madame EZio Gari :
bnldi. I had not heard of her for. some
lime till Just the other day. She Is ny
ing in Mexico City. where captain
Garibaldi is connected with the Italian
T"gation, They have n beautiful villa
there and Hone has had most Of her
furniture expressed down there. You
remember. she had some lovely things In
her anartment Mt Fifteenth and Pine
streets. Then she has added good man!
other things in the way OF furnishings
onnronriete to Mcxico's climate. and she
has certainly achieved an artistic home
She Is very WELL ! hear. and most gior
Iously happy. She was married last
April you remember, In washington
1 number of us went down to the wed
ling, which was quite foreign. Hope
you know. CARRYING out the italian ideas
in using bright red in her little at
tendant's frock.
DTCKIE. grandpa and baby hrofhe'
~ won't out in the barn to find frcsf
eggs the other dAv. md while Dicti'
was hunting around. baby brother DIS
covered tho nest cgg Of china and came
running with II in his hand t" lmckle
p,ied Dickic. "that'S chinn's egg
vou must Lot il say In the most I'LL !
gets ripe and then YOU can gather it.
NANCY WYNNE.