Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-02

DID YOU hear tnat huguS'' 80
u,s thrown from her horse one day
i,st week and was pretty wen shaker
nm by the fall? She ,diflocaIou nn,
vsnrsined' v her left arm painfully ana
has TO carry i in sling. an2 sae ,iti, a;
geff e. ther and Ellen and Mary SPOTS
her They will leave In few days
Mooh t.n .he str,ithers Burt ranch w Wyom-
10. nnd will spend six weeks to two
Ihs ,hs tbere Augusta and her mother
nl"n,'sr ,,, ,nend most Of thc time at their
VIII Win 'fCbuckswood. near Devon. paying
Ila..,iional visits to friends. Augusta
q" Going down TO Cape Alny, littie later
90 stay with Lysbeth Boyd. and III the
to,I I understand she ana bllen WIN 70
70 Europe, spending the year ABROAD
Ellen will not come out t'ii heN' 'e"''
THE tea at the Golf Club IN cape
Nav Saturday was a big affair, a
orsst many people were therc anu ~
Vas very gay. Mrs: Bob large Went
over. looking extremely smart IN p,mrH M,
frock and big hat. and '!heodSra L,nig
MsGi Mi., and a tan sweater and tan felt
W.. M rhicb was trimmed with A dark
asi,- nsit The Lewis Lilies have a cottage
~ Cane May and Theo Is OF course
az a,,h them Jean Wiley. their other
Sanabter who lives In Washington: Us
otoring with them for n while and ~
soays like old times to see Jean ana
Tboodora together. They were insep-
arabic before Jean 8 marriage.
Mr.. John Bell and his son Bert were
down for the week end and went over
10 the club for tea. and the JACK Mnsohs
rere there. They we're staying with the
LIecL Wetherills. Ethel Huhn Bailey,
Who was another guest Of the Wether-
lie was et the club. Others were the
Hsrrv Worths. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Davis the Hutchie Scots. Mrs. 'Iohn
Large and Tim Edwards and his wlie'
ATLANTIC CITY and Chelsea are as
"A crowded az can be, not only on
week ends. but straight through me
month now. Mr.. and Mrs. John 1.
Lewis. of this city. are Mt the Dennis
and will stay into September and MIR.
Charles Mather and his two daughters,
Miss Josephine Mather and Miss Dor
othy NIather. are at the Ambassador for
several weeks.
Mrs Sam Bell and her daughter,
Miss Florence Bell, have rooms at the
Marlborough Rlenheim and will stay
there through the rest Of the month.
Mr, ana NTS. JOun lbHh u' NV
Ambassador, and the Frank Rambos
are also down there.
Most Of the Wanamnkcr family are
staying in Atlantic City. The Barclay
Wsrburtons are there and Brownie
srends her time between Atlantic CITY
and Cape May. She il very intimate
with Mrs. Hutchie Scott, you know,
and stays with her great dcnl in Cape
May. At present. howevrr, she and her
father are up at Hill Top Inn. in New
port. The young John Wanamakers
are not In Atlantic this season. They
are in Europe and are staying with
Mrs. Wanamaker's mother. Mira. Will
liam Dtsston. for a while. Mrs. DiSston
has been living in Europe for tho last
year, you know. and 7 hear she is ns
good looking rs ever. She dresses
beautifully and is altogether very at
tractive woman.
TIP IN Newport yesterday the invita-
y ton tennis tournament started. AMI
there were great many spectators at
the Casino. The Joe Widencrs are at
the Muenchinger King. They have not
opened their villa this summer. but viii
stay for while at the hotel. They
returned from Europe only few weeks
ago. Clarence Dolan gave n dinner on
Saturday night to some Of TN" visitors
and Il is really altogether thoroughly
gay In Newport for this month at lenst
Besides the invitation tennis there are
the yacht races this week Yesterday
the Astor Cup races were held and to-
day there are the King Cup races. while
tomorrow will see the Snccial races. with
prizes offered by the Newport Yacht
Racing Association.
TACK and Betty were helping to dry
y dishes the other day when Mary was
out and as is the way Of children. s"mt
boastfulness was n part Of the pro-
gram Said Jack: II could dry all tho
dishes in the world "That's moth
ing" said Betty. II can dry nll the
dishes in Heaven" "Wrll, cr'cr,'
said Jack. rather put about for It.
well. Ter could dry al the dishes
in hell" "Oh," said Betty. II could
dry all Of 'em in Heaven anl He'll
both. Mother. Mothcr.' she called,
'Jnck said He'll. =
NANCY WYNNE.