Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08

,,,rLL, I have an interesting piece OF
w news for you today. It's Barbara
o.vd,s engag cement to Laurie Murdoch.
TSs T engagement is announced py BAR
t.,o's parents. Mr.. anu Mrs. ~
yWnickerbackcr Boyd. OF the coronado
twenty second and Chestnut s'reets.
Tnartara Boyd is sister OF i'ys-
..h whose engagement to Pete Borie
peun' ,nnounced several months ago.
Nssr ~ss nre dandy girls; SO good look
lne' R.rbarn is tall and extremely
ins,.sfui She has brown hair: which
,,onrs usually in Il French twist
sne .ho hack, and she certainly does
ssow how to dress. Lysbeth is tairer
kno" @ Rarbnrn. She. too, is tall and
sss n stunning figure.
naS apSarbora il very artistic. Il told you
90. ,oor obout her studio, where she
hM s,,s the most attractive lamp shades
rs.s" rs o,ber articles. Tho Boyds spend
.s.ir nv summers in Cape May and are
s. samn there now. remember seeing
%.rhorn one evening recently in an ex.
n"isite frock Of black lace. made with
Se straight across the shoulders open
nsck and no sleeves. Az tne glruie
vas a huge deep red rose. IL was most
becoming. .,,. ,o,r,o Nrr.
~ ;s fine fellow. He served in
aV.u ,.ar vou know. as did his brother,
~. ms,t.r Murdoch. The five Murdochs--
IIusa,;nc IueHI, Isabel. Earnshaw. Laurie
CaiO ai OTmcker-live with their aunt, Miss
snu sMuy, Enrnsbaw, in Wynnewood. They
Lnry Cousins of the fuckers and closely
a.nocted al. with the Corlies family. In
som son. Iaurie's full name is Lawrence
Corles Murdoch. , A., ,.oad,ro
ITO take place, but some one whispered
!" !, likely to be in the early spring
, THIS seems to be fashionable sum-
mer for Atlantic City. have not
.,..d of so many persons spending
H. sumner right in the heart OF the
...ort M for a long time; usually ITS
C%elssa or Longport for them. but l
snsnt few days down there recently
spd met Mrs. Alexander Brinton Coxe,
who Is stopping at the IraEmore ior
tbe summer. and Mr.. ana Mrs: Johh
T.Lewis. Jr., who are ut the brign.on.
Ms Mwis had been very i'll during
~. M winter and | am glad to say, looked
onite we'll when | saw her.
quM Mrs William Masters Camac Is also
..av;nr ot the Brighton, and Mrs. Ash
Sston Carson and her son and daughter,
) Gsorge carson and Miss Rita Carson.
AZ T0rresdale, are there, too.
Miss Carson is so good looking. DO
,o, remember the year she came out
T.rtainly. there have not been such
hsllss rs she and Miss Edith Fisher,
wbo also lived in T0yresdale, for many
" long day. Miss Carson is fair and
Miss Fisher is dark. and they are great
friends, and went to all. the balls to-
.etber That was in the days when
Girls. who were great bellies such as
fbose two. stood out among their
sister debutantes. Nowadays every one
has about the same good time. ier-
hans. it is better so. but somehow II Is
not so romantic "ns 1t used TO was.
To 20 back to Atlantic City, l met
Mrs. Augustus Thomas one afternoon
with her two sisters. Miss Mary kinsey
snd Miss Frances Kinsey, and Mrs.
Charlton Yarnall, who came down for
= visit to her mother. Mrs. Alexander
Brinton Coke. / saw them later hav'
ing luncheon together Mt the Traymore.
Mrs, Coke is certainly a most stunning
looking old lady, and how interesting
and witty she is. ] just love 70 hear
her talk about people and things.
ISN'T Cornela Rankin pretty!
l saw her the other day lunching on
the Ritz roof, and she looked so coo!
and sweet l simply mad to stop and
talk to her. She was wearing French
model frock of dark blue crepe ro-
maine and there was cut work on the
bodice and sleeves, through which were
lacings of narrow red ribbon. Her hat
was a picture affair Of dark blue with
awldc, dropping brim. and was trimmed
with bright red cherries. Cornelia has
wonderful light golden hair and blue
eyes.
You know she is to be married or
the seventh of October to Alfred Hun.
ter. Won't she make beautiful bride,
7 SUPPOSE my lot falls in various
1 pastures at various times. What
mean is, will 60 for weeks without
seeing some one of my own intimate
friends and I'll meet no one but dcbu
tantes or girls of second and third
year. while on the other hand. | won
happen to talk with n younger girl fol
a long time. Recently, however. th'
younger set has predominated. and
am fairly overcome with the latest II
conversation.
, Said to n certain debutante of las
4 year. "lsnt Mary T pretty
Sure said my friend. shes IT,
cats cuffS.' And on further inquiry
found that Jack h was n won
der Why. my dear. he's II rcgula
snakes hip And so it went on. Sucl
expressions ns 'the eats pajamns.
"the elephants adcnoids.' pussy
meow and ever SO many others. l
they meant something would you sa
anything: But at the same time it
wonderful to be ls silly as that.
just to see the mystified look on m
ace must have given that small per
son unqualified joy. and. after all,
cats cuffs would be awfully fresh an
sweet, because nice little cats alway
Keep their small paws clean and white
Its really great to be crazy, is it not?
TNHE European exodus. is still goin
- strong The two Michel girls an
thelr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +
Michell. will sail today on the Majesti
ana expect to spend the summer travel
ing in Europe. They are also plannin
10 60 to the Passion Play. l doubt
any Of the Americans abroad will mis-
the trip to Oberammergau this summer
Mrs. Theodore Seixas and her daugh
yer Amele are also sailing for Europ
Today. You remember they went Owe
last summer, but were there only
week or so. Mr.. Seixas was take
very i'll after they left, and though h
nad improved by the time the new
reached them, they were not satisfie
10 stay over there and hastened bac
10 be with him. Amelie came out las