Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-07

SANY people are coming nome from
NJ ~. West this month. You know
~ 'nu .,s a number of Philadelphians
mere 's % ranches in Wyoming, and ns
q q. l tsIl starts 1t gets pretty cold out
thge' .,d Mrs. George Woodward and
" tom;ly. of Chestnut Hill. have
Ms. - Jackson's Hole for nearly two
ossn os.h. =" And Elizabeth Jeanes hns been
nvn.h y. .hsrc on n ranch since about the
og!. OLA. ~ JuIy. Elizabeth Is home now 1.
mlou';s csa e = 70 be one Of Helen Sewell's
Snss Snss.smaids. you know. and she has
D.ms hack looking 70 pretty and well
AT she is n joy to behold.
lam Riley has been spending most
,hs summer with her uncle and aunt.
W,S and Mrs. Struthers Burt. Her
ssother. who. you rememoer.. was Miss
iI,re Riley, has been with her IN the
W.st. and they are returning this
ronth h TO spend the winter In town.
y The Robert kelso Cassatts have come
name from trip out to Colorado
Strings, where they stayed about a
month. Aleck and Anthony Went with
sS.,r narer,ts. They are fast getting
IT, ~ tbe grown-up class. those boys.
m% ~ ore Somewhere around sixteen and
tsStcen sSi years of age now.
forraine Disston and Anna Lewis.
~ were at ranch in July, went
.,tber West for a while, hear, visit
4. Seattle. On returning this way they
~snt up to Northeast Harbor. where the
f1isstons have n cottage, before coming
mack to Chestnut Hill.
rather imagine Lorraine will be here
sor tennis either this week or next, as
sbe is very fond of the game, though
sSs does not 90 in for athletics herself.
Tsr sister, Dorothy Disston, who mar
,i,d Richard Nalle, was q devoted ten
.nis player. Both Mrs. Nalle and Mrs.
Rad Fraey, who was Efde Disston, 60
N strong for hockey, too.
= HEAR the Charles Leas will intro.
i duce their granddaughter, Sarah
Hudson, in this city this year. Sarah is
the daughter Of Mr.: and Mrs. II: Percy
Hudson, of New York. Mrs. Hudson
having been Miss Lea, n daughter Of
Hudsons live in Long Island and New
York most Of the time, but they always
come on here for the Christmas holi-
DAYS. Mr.. and Mrs. Lea are devoted to
their granddaughter. They will give a
luncheon at tho Philadelphia Country
Club on September 16 in her honor and
4 dinner dance on Friday evening, Oc.
tcber 13. Katharine Lea is to be mar
risd on December 2. so there will be
winter of much entertaining in that
family. Sarah Hudson is to come out
In New York, too. Won't she have
gay time, indeed, with parties in two
cities? She was graduated from Miss
Chapins School in New York year be-,
fore last and spent last winter in
Europe.
THE Sandy Paines were on here last
j week staying with Mrs. Paine's par
ents, and they were in Cape May part
Of the time. saw Walburga one night
at Cape May wearing one Of the most
lovely evening cloaks I have seen for
many a day. 1t wus of deep rose.
coored velvet, long and straight. and
was gathered in around the neck under
Z wide collar. Mrs. Paine had a frock
Of light blue taffeta and the pale blue
and deer. rose with Walburga's wonder
ful gold hair made picture one would
not be likely to forget.
7 UCILE CARTER is over in New
= York staying at the Ritz for sew
efal days. Do you suppose that means
wedding clothes? But Lucille goes over
TO New York lot through the year.
However, when girls engagement has
been recently announced and you know
Of no special reason why the wedding
date will not be soon, you Immediately
scent a trousseau in the making. OF
course, she may go to Europe for some
clothes, and while am always for
America l never can blame any one
Tor wanting the French touch to a
Iousseau.
R1LLIE, who is three, lis excited over
~ a new brother. In fact. he wants to
g, In and see little bruder" about every
minute. AS you may imagine, these
attentions are really little too much.
90 the other day when he demanded
admission the nurse put him off, saying.
Very; well, but it will cost you five
cents"
That gave him pause. He thought
and thought and finally went away, to
return in few moments asking,
wouldn't a penny do?"
NANCY WINNIE.