Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-25

,urrE there is little doing In thu
w wav Of entertaining just now ex'
81. members Of the school set,
cep, aU bv the way, was getting much
saia &C. IN last evening between when
miSeu ,res u where, out at Haverforu,
dance m,anotion Of which is that the
Ihe cinderella dance was held at the
Junio, Cricket Club last evening and
Mer,WYn, ,Wn,,les. Bill and Winthrop, gave q
the pab ~ The Merton Golf Club for their
dane dance n Elizabeth. And when those who
ss,er, r,ooLed at "Merion" and Club
had ho;r ,o Invitations and had forgotten,
o. oi,sh sh club. reached Haverford and
whisaa where the dance was, they, found
askeu ,ros dance at both clubs and
lne.b .bere they were. However,, every
" got 70 his or her correct destina :,
ere ,,on fnally and they all had a peautiiu'
time, %ho Bottles' party was for the debu-
,,ntss and sub -dcbs, while the Cinder-
slIs dances are for the sub dep SET
rast nights was the last for TINS sea
ann but they have been so successtui
doubt mot that these series VIII pc
eome a settled event. Mrs, Matthew
paird. Jr., is chairman OF the dances
md n committee Of boys assists her'
I'm YOU hear that Edith Newlin
uobbs has twins? A little boy and
-, Thev were born on the twenty
~ this month and j have not heard
W. nas what their names will be. but cant
w. ". think how cute they must be? And
how and girl, too >They won't be
:, n,;,cb alike as two boys or two girls,
snd tbey can't be dressed alike, which,
think is a bit of mistake. just
because you are a twin, is no reason
nv Won should lose your individuality.
IWsll anyway, these two little new
.rrivals will have many friends and
rslatIyes here to greet them when they
come on from Boston to visit as 1
hone tbey soon will. Their mother is
tbs daughter of the Richard Newlins,
~ Whitford, and she Is a sister OF
Alice Newlin and of the Newlin boy
Who lost his life when on ambulance
dnty during the war. If remember
rightly. he went over before our own
country entered the war and II was
while driving back of the lines to gather
nm the wounded that he was killed.
r HEAR the Henry Edward Draytons
i will have house party at the Cellars
IN Penllyn for Evely2s,over the Fourth
N July. Have you seen Evelyn lately?
She has the most wonderful red gold
hair and beautiful eyes and she is very
smart looking and always exquisitely
well dressed. / am much mistaken IL
Evelyn does not prove to be one Of the
leading bellies Of next season. She is the
daughter of Bob Drayton, a son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Drayton. Her mother,
who died about three years ago, was
Anna Jones, a daughter of the late
Charles Henry Jones whose home was
for many years down on Fourth street
near the house occupied in the winter
time by Mr.. Davis Page and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Large. The members
Of the Drayton house party over the
Fourth will go in the evening to the
Harry Coxes' dance, which you know,
has come to be an annual Fourth of
July affair.
CPEAKING Of the Coxes reminds me
~ hear that the Andy Porters have
gone to the Adirondacks on their we'd
ding trip. Think how wonderful It
must be up in those mountains these
weltering days! However, l won't
omplain. 1t was better yesterday, and
II we just have nice little rain soon
for the crops it will be all right.
DOLLY is five years old and very self
reliant. and so this summer Daddy
and Mother felt she was old enough to
go with them to the seashore without
nurse. She never was afraid in the
dark as some children are, and on one
or two occasions when they went out
in the evening she was not at all alarmed
to be alone, as she knew she could call
one OF the maids if anything worried
her.
Well, one beautiful moonlight night
Mother and Daddy were invited to 90
out on sail and having tucked Polly
safely into bed they went their way
rejoicing. But while the moonlight was
beautiful and the wind fine when they
started they had not gone far whan
they were bccalmed and there they had
70 sit till long after midnight. They
dld not worry much, for they felt that
Polly would not waken. and anyway
could ring for one of the maids if she
eid' forgetting that the maids in the
mouse would have retired by ~ o'clock
at least. SO when they came home they
were not prepared to meet the indignant
laughter at the front door, who with
tears running down her checks re-
marked: Where have you been? II
Fought you were drowned-and II
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