Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-15

,,,AsN'T Il n surprise and very
w pleasant one to hear of Evely,nn
pages marriage to Wistar Wood!
ryelrn. who is the daughter OF Mr..
h,SN Nrs. Howard Wurts Page, left last
ana W. r.;tb her uncle and aunt, DIR. and
sPrns charles Wood. Of Washington.
ME-, trip TO California and the Far
On on and Wistar has been in China
issnt Eas,tt year now on educational and
egTu;ous egv~;a work at the Canton Christian
rTAi,aoe rslii,s They were married In Hong
Somse ns an August g and Evelyn's uncle,
kons sWood officiated. I hear that they
IN a,nect to live in Canton for year at
eas,, aEre,vn made her debut three years
~ AZ tea with her sister Mary, who
nsV now Mrs. John o. Platt. Another
as,er is Mrs. Isaac Starr, Jr. After
Esslyn came out she took course IN
r"rsing and was graduated at the
Children's Hospital. She Is very
.wert and pretty and quite an unusual
f.r,e fn,, and she and her parents spend
ra,s ory summer with her at her Chestnut
FI,,i home. Mrs. Large lives on Fourth
!,raet ! in the winter with Miss Pauline
naw;e EVELYN is a granddaughter OF
tSe late Mr.. s. Davis Page.
'ne wistor ." Wood was graduated from
Damn in 1921 as an engineer and is a
In,hor of the Zeta Psi Fraternity. He
me the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio
E,,t;s Wood, a nephew of Mr.. Morris
W,star and n relative Of Miss Lydia
Warris His sister Annabel or Bonnie
zane out two years ago and is very at
tractive.
ryERY one seems to be interested in
T. all sorts of sports at the summer
n,sccs Two weeks ago there was a
tsnnis tournament at Northeast and.
last week the big one at Bar Harbor.
for the championship of Maine came
N A lot of Philadelphia girls PLAYED
IN it: imagine-Susie and Mais,e
Stewart. who}are at Bar Harbor WIN
,be,r mother. Mrs. Robert lie Conte
Mrs. Crawford Madeira who was was
Sarah Nelson and an awfully goou
nIayer. % Kitty Porter and Gina Car
penter, Kitty is staying with her uncle
md aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Balm,
~ Northeast. and Gina IL there. too:
nth Anna Moss, who will be one OF
the autumn debs, though her tea was
In June.
At Saranac Inn, where so many
philadelphians go, the annual tennis
tournament will begin on August y.
One of the best players at Saranac Is
Molly Thaycr. General and Mrs. Rus
Iii Thayers' daughter. The Thayers
have camp there, where they go every
summer. Some Of the other camps are
occupied by the Arthur +. Newbold,
Jrs, Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer Harris. MIR;
md Mrs. George II. Packard. Mr.. and
Mrs. William f. Goodman. Jr., and
Wr, and Mrs. Hugh !. Wilson. The
Wilmer Biddles. who had Poppy Got-
tare for July. have gone on to Bar Har-
bor By now think. They were planning
to leave the early part OF August: l
know. Molly Thayer is now playing
in the national tournament at Forest
Hills, which began yesterday afternoon:
40 she will have a strenuous time ahead
Of her.
rJAvE you heard the latest excite
II ment at Cape May? A fancy dress
ball. 1t is 10 be at the Lafayette Hotel
on the evening of Labor Day. Scptem-
ber 4, and it sounds very gay: Mrs.
Charles Norris is in charge, assisted by
Mrs. George X. Grocer. Jr., Mrs.
b Joseph Rollins. Jr.. Mrs. Harrison
+. Gamer. Jr.. and Pansy Scott, and a
long list of patronesses. Mrs, Robert
Williams will have charge of the aides
who will sell cigarettes and candy.
There will be cabaret show. too,
and we will again have a chance to see
such well-known talent as Mrs. liar-
rison Gamer. Mrs. Joseph Rollins. Jr..
pnd Deborah Seal. of why Not fame.
They say that Mary Ernestine Coleman;
the heroine of "Why Not, 1022?' will
also be there and even the Quaker Maid
Chorus from 1.-The Marriage Tax
Imagine such galaxy of beauty at
Cape May.
There will be prizes for the three
cleverest costumes. fortune teller and
competition dancing which all the sub
debs and their bcaux are crazy about.
Three prizes will be awarded for. that.
too. The ball is for the endowment fund
Of the Church of the Advent. for which
q most successful card party was given
last week. NANCY WYNNE.