Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-15

A delighttul Varts '""' .'e"e "
,hs Charlie Bories' in tydal. Among
A.. .uests were Louie Borie and his
Ito xbo was Mary Alice Clay Sewell
pn-;e ond his wife. who was Mats"
WcA,,;stcr. and Pete Borie and his
s.ncee. Lysbeth Boyd. There were
about 135 there and it was great fan.
Timc flics so II seems but tho
o,her day that Louie and Mary Alice
r,.v were married. but. as matter
n, fnct. IT'S about seven years now.
and scwell and Martha have been mar
,,ed two years. Lysbeth and Pete have
~, set the date for their wedding. but
90 not likely It will be long before
,bcv are married. The Boyds are
amending the summer ut Cape May,
but Iysbcth came up for the party.
HEAR the Russell Duanes sailed n
] few days ago for Europe. You
know Sarah Duane. their daughter. IS
10 come out next year. Mrs. Duane is
A good looking woman and most enter
mining. She is n sister Of Mr.. Roland
Morris. former Ambassador to Japan,
and Of Mrs. Benjamin Coates, vino was
Miss Anna Morris. The Morrises spent
The winter and spring at the Yelling
ton and are soon going to Northeast
Harbor.
The Duanes expect to stay on the
other side for two months. at least.
IA "a
brother, is in England. having snilcd
m the Fourth with the Harvard
tennis team. He is captain of the team,
and they are in England to compete
with the teams of Cambridge and Ok
ford The Duancs spent the winter
at Green Hill Farms. Overbrook.
CPEAKING of Northeast Harbor re-
y minds me that Alberta Reath left
for that resort this week 10 join her
mother. Mrs. Ben Rcath. and Pancoast.
I suppose Pancoast will be going TO
college soon. saw him with his
mother at the Bellevue shortly before
they went North and was amazed to
see how much he has grown. Hes
frc looking lad. about sixteen, should
say, and he is head of his class at ST.
raul's
Albertas $ marriage to Harry Nciison
will take place in October, after their
lovely bride. she has such n sweet eX.
preston and charming manner. Per-
sonally I consider Harry Nelson one of
the luckest of men in having won her.
EXTRAORDINARY though it may
~ seem. the long frock is here and
here to stay. The very smar,cs.
women are wearing the longer skirta.
and now that I am used 10 IL. really
it's far more graceful and becoming
than the short frock.
] saw Mrs. George McFaddcn
couple OF day ago in stunning frock
uf dark blue crepe de chine. which was
devoid Of trimming, but was cxquisiteiy
,lraped and had longer panels ut the
hips. Her hat was wide poke shape
Of blue crepe trimmed with Dark blue
flowers. Mrs. Henry Pepper Vaux was
In town recently wearing very stun
ming frock of henna and dark blue and
it, too. was long and very graceful.
Mrs Paul Mills has n frock of rose.
becoming. When say long. do not
mean the old full length. but These
frocks are about five or six inches from
the ground and some are almost ankle
length.
The sports skirts are not long yet
and doubt il they will go to extremes.
They are very smart as to material and
cut: however. The latest is to have
a skirt OF dull plaid and cape OF
plain material with scarf and lining
OF the plaid. Either a plain or paid
nat OF the material is worn with the
suit and it's the most fetching thing
on a golf course.
HEAR they have started afternoon
= dances at the Casino in Newport and
fhs younger set is crazy about them.
IN wednesday afternoon quite n num-
Der gathered there. among them LAURA
hplddle' IN whom we are all interested.
because she is essentially Philadelphia,
SSen II her parents. the Craig Bidd!cs.
10 not live here any more.
D. tolI you / met Mrs. Riddic at
SStoad street Station on Thursday.
ohe told me that Laura is due TO come
out in a couple Of years. and while
,hey. Will do lot Of partying for her
IN New York and Newport, they vii!
introduce her here, too. Mrs. Biddle's
mother. Mrs. Hartmann Kuhn, viii
nnnnb'less entertain for her and tLe
hlodles viii. too. You know Craig Biddlp
Na brother of Tony and Mv Biddle. and
half brother of Nick Bidde, who mar
r'ed Sarah Lippincott.
WASN'T 1t interesting to hear TINT
~. Mr. and Mrs. II. Winder Johnson,
vi he'lS Mill road. Chestnut Hill, have
u"lghlrr! She was born on Wedncs.
uay SO the Johnsons now have two in
,m0r, ,ne,r FAMILY MS they already have a
Inar Iaa, son; Mrs. johnson was Sara
irrE. mi,,aE,. southern girl and, if m not
Josonhh' Jnh'h, She Is the niece of Mrs.
Cbpn 81, Clark. of Hates Hall,
tho ln, Iilll' Windcr is the son of
r"hlate "I late Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Winder
SSVnnhnson. who lived on Graycrs Ione
Mn,S'nnt ,n Hill. in the house which Mr.
WW,a Mrs Pope Ycatman now have
", Johnson was Miss Eugenia
WoIriS WuS ana was sister Of Mrs ,Inmcs
W. ~, 'heston and Of Mrs. Radcliffe Chcs-
,hdcr's sister Rosalie married Tom
Hrockcr' n' of Fitchburg. Mass. Won re-.
m'llD'r' She is most attractive ond
ru,'' "n, out here three years ago, though
nooy no very thoroughly. as she was on.
ff"s"u AT the time and was married in
yTsnuary OF her dcbutante year. She and
mam, n",, 'ye IN Fitchburg, where all the
hahrs BABY rockers live, and they have a
d., Io3. small son, whose name is
'''er johnson Crockcr, hear.
] "AW Gladys Williams in town shop.
ping the other day. 1t was one Of
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