Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-25

IL Younger set are in Bar Harbor this
season? In fact, I hear there is quite
sonething doing ur at that digniflcd
resort. There, an invitation tennis
tournament on now Mt the Swimming
Club. and Maisie and Susie Stewart,
srsie and Aune Scott and Sue Good
mon-oh, and Lille Stewart, too--are
taking part. On Saturday Susie Stew
art triumphed over Mrs. Fred Fearing,
who was one Of the Porter girls. you
know. It was pretty close match and
most interesting to watch.
Every one and everything, at Bar
uorbor rrayitates around the Swim
ming Club. There 3 the pool, Of course,
where every one bnthes. for the water
Is roo cold up there in Maine for general
sen bathing. Then there's dancing in
The afternoons and evenings and tea.
Ror Harbor boasts of a delightful tea
room, too, you know. which Is greatly
notronizcd by cottagers and club guests
alike. The tearOom Is run by Miss
Sophie Trnsel. Of Haverford. and be.
tides delicious eats she has all sorts Of
unusual and odd things for the curio
and antique furniture lover to buy.
TNHE Jack Thayers have bought the
i Tilton estate. Cover Farm, in Bar
Harbor and will spend most of their
summers there hereafter. Lois Thayer's
grandmother, the late Mrs. Alexander
!. Cassatt, used to go every summer to
Bar Harbor until the later years Of
her life, when the climate was not con.
Sidered good for her, and for several
summers before her death she and Lois
went to Newport instead. Lois Thayer
Is the daughter Of the late Edward Is.
Cassatt. She married Jack Thayer
during the war. and they have been
living in Haverford. They have
quiver fun Of darling children, the
about Ave years of age.
T HEAR that Mrs. Archibald Thorn.
i son Is taking a very active interest
IN the large fair which Is to be held at
Narragansett Pier next Thursday for
the Episcopal church up there. At first
II was to be at the Casino. but now
the headquarters for the fair proper
will be the Hotel de 10 PLACE. but some
Of the features or sideshows will be
staged on the Casino green. the Baby
Show and Dog Show, for instance, and
JQcTc Will Uc POAy EuCCS VII tuN DCoShs
Among the other Philadelphians In |
terested in the affair are Mrs. John G. |
Norris, Mrs. Richard Norris, Mrs. ].
Shipley Dixon, Mrs. Alexander Brown,
Kitty Penn Smith, Mrs. Joe Dilworth.
Mrs. Georges Poulieff. Lisa Norris,
Mary Norris, Mrs. John Fell, Mrs.
Clement Wainwright and a number of
others.
r HEAR that the Zimmermann's have
fixed another date for the dance for
Sharpless and Walter Ross.
Jr., whose engagement was announced
In the spring. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ed.
ward Zimmerman planned to give n
party for the newly engaged pair. in
early July. but Peggy Graham was mar.
ried up in Newport around that time
and Margaretta was bridesmaid and
10 was Harriet Zimmerman. and there
were so many things doing up there 1t
was decided to wait till fall for the
dance here. 1t will be given on Octo-
Der IA.
Margaretta is a sister Of Mary Sharp.
less. who married Eric Pearson, and
lives in that attractive house on Willow
Grove avenue at st. Martins.
'oCoiN JANC uuu pioiuASVu " tuho |
- Charlie to the movies the other
afternoon and. needless to say. Charlie
wns much excited and pleased over the
prospect. At the last minute, however,
up rode Cousin Mary in her car to
suggest motor trip and several visits
during the afternoon. Charlie wanted
he movies, but he did think he might
manage to consume much cake on the
Visits, so he made no fuss and ac-
luiesced graciously when asked II he
would go for ride instead. They went
hree or four places and Charlie had
OTIS Of cake and iced tea and enjoyed
himself thoroughly, missing, nothing of
he conversation.
And when he came home mother asked
lin If he had enjoyed himself. "Oh,
'es,' said he. II never saw 80 many
lirty ladies' BEFORE" "What on earth
10 you mean?" exclaimed mother.
We'll, every one of 'em but one said
Ve must 'scuse her dirty dress"
NANCY WYNNE.