Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-04

iho,,dov 10 nv mind. Nearly every
u,ho has been away for July and
che w. comos home the day after Labor
hus'SS Sand you know how much holiday
Day hoyo IL YOU have to pack for the
Souu,I However. the mon for whom
unh ,,i;Joy was originally intended
tne manage 10 have n good time, ana
usual house partics and doings at thr
m.;ous nearby resorts have been quite
worth While this holiday.
x1OJr will sre the proof OF my words
about hacking tomorrow. however,
4, ,o,, chance into the railroad stations
~ ferryhouscs. for the crowds coming
sn" snmo will be enormous. Ana though
uU .Inso who travel by motor and in Pull
''os 'o" comportmpnts usually stay away till
,.,or in the month, many are coming
koms carly for the sports. In fact. the
nmn,ry houses are opening up all along
~" Main Line. The George Brookes
sa,o onpnpd their home at THAN ithcy
Ssvo n beautiful place. with gorgeous
sardens and pOol), and the Tom New
k"ii, have opened their house since their
sc,urn from Europe Il couple of weeks
sco The Bobbie cussatts, who were
"nt in Colorado for u month and part Of
sSs simmer at Dark Hnrbor, Me-. with
Mrs Cassatt's mother, Mrs. Alcck Van
psnsselaer, are back at Bcauprc, their
place in ROscmont.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Flagg. Jr., who
verc in Europe for several months. have
non,e bock 10 Rryn Mawr, where they
have beautiful place. you know. The
Wages will soon send out invitations
tor n dinner dance for Hope Montgom-
srr. to be given on September % nt
their place, | understand.
Then the !. Andrews llarriscs are
mack from Maine at their Chestnut Hill
home, and Lucyllc Austin and her father
s1pect to move into town about octo-
ber I. They have rented the Russ'll
Thayrrs' house, at Twenty second ana
Locust streets, for the winter. Mr..
Austin having sold his house in Chest
nut Hill, you know.
THAT party at Southampton on
i Friday in which the little ones
took part, must have been too cute for
ANYTHING. II was given for the benefit
Of the Fresh Air Home, which is one
Of the good works of the resort. and IL
teems 10 me rather sweet thing that
the children Of the well-to- do should
have acted and sung and danced to aid
their less fortunate brothers and sisters.
Nothing like starting in Young to learn
that others suffer and need help.
Some Of the little convalcscent kid
dies Of the home were III the front
seats IN the circle of chairs placed on
the lawn Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Pat
terson's home, where the fete was held.
There was a great chorus of children
who danced pSthctic dances with their
dimplcd feet bare and soft chiffon
draperes over their little slips. rne
very cute thing was the skit called
"Birlc Birdie" which described con-
versatiOns between the birds.
Little Tony and Angler Duke. Cor-
della Riddlc Dukes small boys. We're
both dressed rs bunny rabbits. and to-
gethcr with five other tots danced m
Interpretation Of. II wish could find
carrot" From all hear they
brought down the audience. since they
could not bring down the house.
7 WAS glad to hear yesterday that
/ Carter Lcidy was not badly injured
in his ear on Thursday night OF last
week You know he just escaped
eoil"4'i NIlI hlIpl ltT itl' ETlEtl II,
and crashed into uole. The car was
damaged but fortunately, Carter was
not going fast enough to be badly in
Jnrcd. lie is IN business IN the shons
OF ear company up nj Berwick. and
he and Fiji have house there. They
have been away on several short visits
during the summer. but have kept their
house open at Berwick and spent much
time there.
ELSlE was riding through the coun-
- try With Uncle Bob and having
beautiful time. but the hours were
speeding by and she began to wonder
u food would ever be forthcoming from
the big basket she had seen Aunt Ethel
tuck into the back of thp ear as they
parted forth. Finally. she could stand
y no longer and yet she had been told
she must not ask for anything. so. said
she: "Cncle Bob. let's play game
and see how much longer we could 60
without almost dying of hunger"