Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-23


taom has withdrawn. owing to the death
~ Wr. Rumsey. one Of its mcmbcrS, and
~ gomo tba nftcr"oon viii 10 u .,vrd
hn,,vsor the Eastcott team and Argen-
t,,o. Mr.. Rumscy's dcn'h was n ter
rihlc shock in poo circles. as vel as
elsewhere. lie was here only on Mon.
day. playing in the Meadow Brook four.
and would probably have played OH
Wedne day afternoon but for nasty
tumble, which shook nm up very much:
and 80 he had decided 20 stay out OF
tho game until today. lie was driving
,,;,b his sister and her fance OF Thurs
Iav when the accident happened which
,hrcw him out Of the car and caused
his drath in few moments. Meadow
Brooks withdrawal from the tournn-
ment gives the cup to Eastcott by de-
fault. The game will doubtles' be very
exciting. though I doubt II tho attend
ance will be as great as on wednesday,
for Helen Hope Montgomery tea IL
This afternoon. too. YOU know. and it's
nuite distance from 1'nla. Besides
Hat every one viii want TO 60 10 the
Montgomery tea. for Mrs. Montgomery,
MS well as her daughter, IS great
favorite. -,
chance md 60 TO polo first. driving
mrkly to tea after the game or per-
haps leaving the game Q bit carly so
ss TO extricntn our ears rom the meler.
Some OF those VINO VIII go :" To"
this afternoon will be Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Converse. Mr.. aud Mrs. Victor
Molhcr, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilhe,t Mather.
Mr., and Mrs. Hoffman Doinn, Mrs.
Ricbard McGrann. Mr.. and Mrs.
George n. Earle. Sd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barclay McFadden, Mr.. md Mrs: John
H. McFadden. Mr.. and Mrs. sidney
i"psua, nss.s.,oiiv nm plnd so much Is
,.;,. ,undn of noio It's such n won
LIS, snnrt and Is there lovclier
.not for n ,,olo field tllnn out Mt the
phiio phJii deinhio country Club? think tho
rio,x NJ Tho white clubhouse through
tho trnos from the po'o grandstnnd ~
too bcautiful for words. There's n!
.reonness about the trees and foliage
have never seen duplicated elsewhere
no, not even out in Torrcsdale where
,o manv shades of green in the spring
;nst ahGut take your breath away.
renr, Did you SEQ Mary Scull Hey(
on Wednesday: she "or" = perlec'H
wonderful gct.un OF tweed. ne mate.
ria! was SOFT gray anu n''' t',S"
checks outlined win hne stripes OF 'a'i
and blue. her mar was 'iou'l ",
gray felt ana hnd n lnrgp p,u' 'e,''e
poppy at the sue. lHrn ,nr m"u "
simply stunning tr"ri ~ Il a',rmi ,in; vi,
sign IN when olues Gnu Sruss lnru.',, nu, ~
natci. Inc Who'' 'h'r, wa. 1 "'
couia DC ai'u i''os' oe' w
A., >,,r .oo
Two GO on 10 the montgomery ""
l. lt's to be held at Ardrossan. the
country pln g which Mr.. and Mrs. Roo-
ert Leaning Montgomery. Helen Hope
,o built ont Mt \tllNnOVn ABOUT
fifteen years ago. Furthcrmnre, the tea
Is THIS afternoon and not Tuesday. AZ
ms been cr-OneOusly announced. Sep
tclnbcr % was the date first decided
upon by Mrs Montgomery and it has
not been changed, rumors and state
ncnts to the contrary notwithstanding.
Il always like that expression.) There
will not be any debutnnte receiving
party. but Mrs. William w. Montgom-
cry. Jr.. Mrs. Jack Grnry and the
Countess Saramond. who Is visiting the
Montgomerys, will be at the tea table.
LIVERY ONE will be interested in
IL +bo two eny,comcnts onnounccl
, ."HhH. r'''"m @ imrrrr It ~ rr," n'I 'o% ~,
her. mother Mrs, Jnmrs Y. u, Turner.
Won know nnd the Fred Englishs'
daughter, Elaine, is engaged to Rasil
Carbon. of Washington, Mrs. George
Rnrnott's son and stcpson of Major
General Barnett.
IIelen Turner come ont last winter,
She l., n very attractive pirl, with tho
pretticst wayy hair and soft tor,; cvcs,
Her brother. William Turner. married
Jean Fox, daughter Of the Joseph NJ,
Foxes of Andalusin. nbout n ycnr apo,
EIpino Enrlish is n sister nf Reotrirc
English Sho has snent =, prcnt Ienl of
her time in Washington. where she did
where she has visited frequently since
Rasl Gorlon's father was also named
rasil He was a Baltimorcan and
died n number Of wears ago. Mrs. Cor
don later marrying Major General Bar
nett. L. $. NJ. {. The 1inrn"tts were
stationed at the Navy Yard here some
years ago ard at that time Basil and
hlt sisters were absent much of tho time
at school. Leila Gordon. his sister,
married Robert Dirkpy. Of Dayton. O.
Basil graduated from Princeton and was
tbe war; ''s
WAT was dandy party at the
l. Emory McMichaels' last night at
Knoll Hous,. Ellen. whose engagement
10 Charlie Bcrwind was announced yes
torday afternoon. looked dear in n frorl
Of pink chiffon and YOU know Luw he.
coming that color is To her. Tbcrc
We're about 40 guests. and eyery an,
was WISHING her hnppincss. yo,, mny
bc sure. Charlie HcrwInd is n urky
mnn for EII,n ia - o., ,iI 49,, ~,