Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04


N Cape May. where most Philadsl-
.,isns seem to congregate, are equally
ssv with all sorts Of informal and for
-, ~, parties. Tonight there Will be
SIi s.li at the Hotel de Ia Plage, at Mar
Ds.snsett, in connection with the polo
rsich has been going on all week at
Y. Point Judith Country Club: "A
.,,t ~ many philadelphians go to Mar
rsansett. ,, . u, ,,,,
!, so there soon are Helen Hope Mont.
N.msry, one of the most attractive OF
! H. autumn debs. and Emma Norris,
~ and Mrs. Edward Norris daughter
.ni a sub-deb. Hope montgomery Il
air ain, there after she has visited Dorothy
.va" .ua katherine Rodgers, Mrs. William
@nonner's @ daughters, at watch Hill, l
tInt and Emma expects to stay with
u,. ~. nncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs:
Tismsnt Reeves Wainwright, the er'
Al this month.
,.rti.s are most popular. beach par
~, I.'' small dinners and such. Yesterday
y. w. zane May Mrs. John Brownback,
:. ~ she was Betty Kennedy. and IL
az, ..,r attractive-gave a childrens party
w. =. ber small daughter. Mary Virginia.
n. Brownbacks are spending the sum
u.r at their cottage at 295 windsor
.,.nue. They live on Polo road, IN
a.,n Mnwr, in the winter.
D Howeyer. I've just heard OF rather
,.,ss affair which is TO take place IN
c,ne MAY on August 8. IL is to be
t.,Sgc marty at Congress Han, ana II
% Il, %cf Philadclphians are interested IN
~ Some Of the patronesses are Mrs.
T.,cdon Lea. Mrs. ID. Knickerbackcr
norS n"r Mrs. !. Hutchinson Scott, .,r;,
H., y. Robert NJ. Williams. Mrs: Ca,ep
c,.sson, Ir.. Mrs. Charles Z. Norris
l., Mrs. Paul Sturtcvant Howe, Mrs.
Mcclure Fahnestock and Mrs. j. IRA
O'T' ~. nartv Is for the benefit Of the
Church Of the Advent. at Cape May:
!, l. A dear little church, smaller out
,.,y much like Old st. Peters s. az
rIoSrth Fan and Pine streets. 1t Is open al!
4. % year around and was just a mission
"Sen I DR.. Paul Howe. who Is the rector,
s,,t rt" took charge. Lots Of the Cape
W., w., neop,e 20 there. and IT I am not
n,,,oton w., II was where Mr.. and Mrs.
Gsorae n. Earle. I'd, were married seve.
| .',, Years ago. It is quaint and the
a, rondwork inside is all white. I hear
nvV'T wv Ioter in August there Is to be a
b.,o,r also in MD of the church.
opEAK, W Of Cape May reminds me
S that I saw Kitty Knight the other
hv She and her mother. Mrs. Brad
%rd Knight, and her sister. Mary. we're
y, Cane Nav for two weeks the begin
n;,v ~ July. and Mary stayed on
anger @ with Mrs. Freddy Lee, Jr., who
was Evie Smith. ou
in Chestnut Hill. in the William, stew
A., house in St. Martins. which they
S,ve taken for August. The house Is
an ST. Martins lane, and is unusually
cnaint looking, with its long root ana
Inv windows. When I saw Kitty
tw days ago sla was wearing stun
ming dress Of heavy tan crepe dc chine,
very long and very much draped, large,
nt to match. and tan stockings and
black patent leather slippers.
nR. AND MRS. EDWIN GRAHAM
III and their daughter Gertrude. who
came ont last winter, are in Milwaukee
now, visiting DR.. and Mrs. Graham :
other daughter. Lorraine. who married
Edward Bacon, Of that city. Mrs.
Graham herself came from Milwaukee.
80 they must be having an especially
enjoyable time. They expect to stay
or all Of August. l hear.
I saw Gertrude, or Gay, aS most
people call her. a few days before
she left. looking very well In one
o. those white "holey' sweaters over a
white shrtwaist and skirt, a small red
straw hat. trimmed with red rherries'
and red silk muffler. The red ana
white effect was quite striking and most
stylish.
LIVERY day I hear of more girls
~ going 10 Mile. Moos in Paris to
school. There are only twelve or so
in the whole school. and unless il Is to he
enlarged. il would seem MS if the school
would be entirely composed OF Philadcl-
phians next winter. Tho latest girl who
il to 60 is Mary Loud. Properly
Speaking. she is not quite Philadcl-
phian. rs her father was from hoston.
She Is n relative of Mrs. Arthur Lea.
who Is also her guardian as both her
PARENTS are dead. Mnry's mother was
from this city. however: she was Miss
Nellie toupcrwair,
Mrs. Lea and Mary and Mrs. Lea $
sister. Mss Mary Perry Brown. OF
Washington. will sail tomorrow for
Europe on the Baltic. They will spend
-,rrst -w-''Ks -rIUrurrng- -rrrruusn Is.aland
and France, and on September - Mrs.
LEA will sail for this country. leaving
Mary at school. imagine she will
cone out tho year after next, but !
favcn't heard positively.