Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-17

r,uE western ranches grow in popu-
iority each year for us Fasteners.
.,a once again "the season Is on out
.Hw .s..s lean Riley has gone out TO stay
~. a couple Of months at the Bar B.
ISr Ranch. Jackson's Hole, Wyoming,
OOi,ch is owned by her uncle and aunt,
w. Str,thers Burts. In fact. many
" ,be delightful stories written by both
tbosc charming persons, Struthers
u .a Katherine Newlin Burt. have their
Western home for background.
Tho Burts have been spending sew.
...i winters in Baltimore, but once the
nr,ro comes, Sff they start for their
ssppncb And q great many interesting
snnnle 60 there for the summer. too,
woking it truly delightful.
Lorraine Disston and Anna Lewis,
nave gone 70 JacksOn's Hole, though
" understand they are not Mt the
r"mnger brother, and. Jimmy Git
sna soune went out with them. They
sto stay until the first of August and
she, 90 to Northeast Harbor, where
yn.roine md Horace's parents, the
iscob Disstons, have their summer cot
tage. =,
hear that Price Wetherill. Jr..
and his son have a bungalow out on
Rar II. G. Ranch for the summer, and
Tho Clarence Wardens are there, too,
in another bungalow.
remember Peggy and Polly Thayer
uere out West last summer and Peggy
ron n prize for some remarkable stunt
an horseback. Polly, by the way, Is re.
turning home by motor from Hot
Springs. where she and 1Iof Dolan went
an their wedding trip. They have been
in Virginia ever since their wedd'ns lase
month.
r SAW Bunny" Geary and her at
l tractive mother, Mrs. Jack Geary,
IN town together one day last week.
They came back from Europe ABOUT
month ago. after having had per.
nsctly beautiful time travelling about
Tor several months.
Runny graduated from school when
,be was lust a little more than sixteen
Years of age, and so was too young to
come out last season. But she will make
nor bow this fall, and with her own
nopularity and the Harrison and Geary
relations there vii be many gay times.
Bunny was wearing frock of ere.
tonne. Of Conversational design, In
rreen and orange on black back
around. The neck and sleeves were
bound with deep orange and her sports
hat was of natural cOlored straw, fn-
ished with a brown band. With the
frock she had cape of orange wool,
with collar and front of gray angora
WOOL With Bunny's dark brown hair
and bright dark gray eyes the costume
was most fetching. Bunny's hair, by
the way, is not bobbed, and she wears 1t
becomingly drawn back from her face
into knot just above the nape of the
neck. The fad for bobbed hair is fast
going, and most Of the smartest girls
who will be introduced this year have
long hair.
Bunny Cher real name Is Mary, in.
cidentally) Is to be introduced at o
garden party at the Gearys' Chestnut
Hi home on October IA. Mary plays
and sings very we'll and is interested in
painting she does some exquisite work
on china and glass.
There was one decidedly French touch
to Bunny's get-up. 1t was her shoes.
She was wearing patent leather French
sandals, and they were trimmed with
cut-steel buckles and had the cutest lit
Ito tassels hanging from each shoe.
They were fetching and entirely new on
this side of the water.
Mrs. Geary was wearing pale gray
crepe net blouse and skirt and sports
hat of the same color, trimmed with two
Quills. Her cape was of the sasae ma
terial and color.
FORTUNATELY for those Of US who
L love children. the "enfant terrible"
d ct IN
imagine fathers feelings the other eve
ming when Jimmie, aged seven. who was
allowed to stay up for an hour after
supper because the Rev. Mr.. Z Tan
ardent Prohibitionisp was there, spoke
up while ginger ale and lemonade were
being served and said: "Oh, dad, why
don't you give him some real stuff, like
you have in the cellar?"
NANNY WYNNE