Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-01

m Jo,nrs be It hot or otherwise.
gay sTsorn's u thc Van Rensselaer, party for
s.,lr Henry and the two Cassatt boys
.sr,,b, @ and. Of course, the guests Will
=. from the school set. And then on
". " rourtb there viii be the usual party
=. ,be Harry Coxcs in Penllyn' .
you know that is n very INFORMAL
.r.,r syery year. No cards are sent out,
srt | me coxcs keep open house and ex.
nor, their friends to come IN about D
O'clock. They have dancing in the oa'i-
O,,r, and lower floor. and then supper Is
...rod out on the lawn under the trees,
rhi,b are strung with lanterns. It's
" ,,,.btf,,l affair and few Of us like to
miss It, j.,
Another thing about It this year Is
a., ,he ride out will be simply great.
you remember how the Bethlehem pike
,os been in a state Of torn up for
uo,, II seems to ME about two
-s,rs. know every time I've been out
.b,, way we had to make detours all
.vsr the n,ace. And every one got lost
.rd 1, was, generally speaking, some
,b;,o fierce to 60 from Chestnut
uu, ar over the York read way. either.
"a penllyn. But now, my dears. the
,,te ,s finished. It's cement. road and
,ou 70 straight out said Bethlehem pike
"a the trolley stop No. 81. and then
ear turn TO your left and follow right
along until YOU come to the Coxes'
place. ,
Nfr,, Coke will have her two daush-
hrs receiving with her-Mrs. STANDBY
stokes and Mrs. Andy Porter.
mo GO back to the Van Rensselaer,
! marty. Mrs. Van Rensselaer, has
S..n away, you know, but she is COM
,ns home today. and the party for her
three grandchildren will be given to-
ni,b,, The three are Sally Henry. who
"a Mrs. Gouvcrneur Cadwaladcr' s
daughter by her first marriage to How
ard Henry. and the two Cassatt boys.
Alexander and Anthony. the sons OF
Mrs.. Van Rensselaer's eldest daughter,
Mrs. Bob Cassatt. All the boys and
Girls. about fifteen and sixteen years OF
sue will 60 to the Van Rensselaer,
party.
AnHERE are a great many house
y ! parties planned for this week end,
for it's rather more OF an end than
u,ual. YOU realize. Most of the mel,
NIll take their holidays from Friday
until Wednesday. with the Fourth OF
July coming in on Tuesday. Mr.. and
: Mrs. William Donner. Dorothy Rod
GERS parents. are having a house party
for Dorothy at their country place IN
Watch Hill. II. J.. and Jane Coke, who
has lust returned from Europe, will
have a number Of girls and men staying
At her home in Pnol. ! saw Mr.. Charles
Coke in the train going into town the
other day and incidentally he looked re-
markably well. thought. Then the
Harry Draytons are having Il house
party for Evelyn, their granddaughter.
7 HEAR that Ernest and Jane Saw
! age have sailed for Europe. and OK :
pect to remain on the other side until
The middle of August They were mar
Yied on Wednesday afternoon and have
been in New York since then, n wee
bird told me. They nre going to live in
+ Chestnut Hill when they come back TO
: this country and will have the Icatman
house for the winter. at least. though
suppose later they will build or buy a
house Of their own.
< HAPPENED on New York bride
l groom and his lady in one of our
hotels yesterday as l stopped in for
luncheon. OF course. they were not n
DIT elf-Conscious. only you know the
bridegroom, while all deckcd up in
white linen knickcrs and golf stock
lngs. shoes. sport coat and cap. had
evidently forgotten to put an extra tie
IN his bag, and the trunks had not ar
rived or something: anyhow, his cos :
tune was topped off with flowing
black and white unmistakable wedding
ue
They were the Medley Scovils, and
thoush Mrs. Scovil, who was Edith
hrlerly, is of this city. the wedding
TOOK place in New York on Thursday
eiterRoon in the chapel Of st. George s
b Shurch. Sylvia Van Rensselaer,, Mrs.
Sohn King Van Rensselaer's grand {.
EGaughtcr. was maid Of honor and Mrs.
: raul Outerbridge, .Ir., was the matrou
Sl hohor. Paul Outerbridge was the
uest man and Mrs. Van Rensselaer, gave
nem party at her home after the cere =
Mony' They will be here very short
t.. Hme. ana then, II am not greatly mis-. .
taken' they will sail also.
p MAAl of Mrs. Garesche Norris
~ ~ friends will be shocked to hear Of
ner sudden death some two weeks MO-
Luoa; ! understand that the notice
~ Waer aer ueath was In the papers at the
t'uei put l md very few persons saw
H.. Know ! did not myself, and only
Nfasp Nra Of It Yesterday. You remember
SS,s. San., Norris was Miss Emma Wilson, a
sauKnt"r OF the late DIR. Augustus vii.
som; som, oi tAlS city md Cuba. She was a
Nv Ss"lH Wu, o. Mr; Wilson McCrcdy and OF
w william Newbold Elys.
f. Cats rs, Norris was the widow OF
Mr Cne.No Norris and q sister in law OF
Tws,,r " MOTIFS, OF Ia SOuti
Va,,ars second street and Gwyncdd
IN a'ty, Ky, She spent most of her winters
Setb t"'S S.. .clty with her daughter, Eliza
sons ers' , VINO was introduced here two sea .
El;s,ahsoo; ;s ago; Last winter Mrs. Norris md
thaUrth thsna ,'.l were in Paris, and both oi
ElI1ahwer" Wiz wer" very i'll there, understand
and doe.h ber nag bad ease of diphthcrin
precarip,n "%p molhers heart was in very
10 tnen tr"Wa, AIRS. Mrs. Norris was well enough
try nIe, anJ ny oney came back to this coun
4 days a hosre Mere IN Philadelphia for seyera,
where UyI"re Wra going, down to Havana
! Dr.. Rirard,cN Rir, N3rris' MI, mother, her brother,
Rsmon auo d Wiison, and sister, Mrs
\ ouits wo,i pe Nlllalon, live. She wa,
driving Vtt H. aiter her return ana was ou,
Il spemu 'ne afternoon before her death