Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-03
I TLST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
yor.v Wynne Tells of Many Who Will Spend the Sum.
mer in Europe-She Speaks Of the Popularity of
Swimming Pools-Other Affairs Discussed

,ruERE will be a good many dances N'su.
n and dinners out at the VnrTs Ths
rx srr clubs tomorrow nigm; ~
ecnunntinedon Valley Club vii e,,s nsvs .
Hun.,"ddnce H.r dance and there will be dancn,ns ,cn.s
ChWns ,beim and at the Merton Sricaet
~ MIl a. we'll. All the rest OF the en-. =.
w. VvDs,umcnts for tomorrow seem - ps
Snuse parties and n great many nave
n'to 20 the scnshore to visit iriehus.
g0pms, ri ~ Won ever hear anything nke inc
hcr IN of people who are solnS to
uuS"nrY umUY The Ernest Savages ana i tne nj,
Eu,"re ry Chapman Thompsons saiieH on
6n.mrday. nd Their daughter, Mrs. nor.
~ "nr nowns, Jr., will join them IN Eng
yOns where she has been spending sey,
10y wceks. From England they VIII
gu, - france aud will be there, ! un-
Ssrstand, for the remainder Ok tne
so%%Ih,l o%achcl Baker Is going abroad again,
.,d M Mrs. Walter Clothier sailed on
s..tturday .t taking her daughter, FLORENCE,
ssd Frances Oakford, the James Oak.
s.rds, daughter, md there are ever 80
many others planning to 30 THIS month
and even in August.
= HEAR that Sandy and biilie Paine
i have arrived home from Paris. You
s.,Smbcr they were married In New
Cart in April and sailed for Europe
!tSn,,,y tO after that. Mrs. Paine, or
Hiiiis. Ti rs her friends call her, was
W.ib,,rra Reilly, and was the hrst
~ Tho seasons buds to marry. They
v,rsct TO spend the summer at the
pstne camp in the Adirondacks ana Will
,sturu to Pennsylvania In September.
YT TAKES a holiday combined with
/ A week END to make you realize
how perfectly quiet in a social way our
Ms city can be. OF course, there wa
= n treat deal doing in the country ano
certainly Sally Henry and the Cassstt
hoys are having two dandy parties
Surins these five days. Their grand
nsrents, the Alexander Van Hens'
slaers, gave them a party on sat1r.
dsy nisht, and this evening the BOP
Tssett's, Alexandcr's and Anthony =
Sthsr and mother, will give . dance
for them at their Rosemont home.
And after tomorrow the school set
vii begin their exodus Ter summer
camps, In fact, some have gone al.
sssdy, l happened into Broad street
station one day last week and thought
su orphan asylum or something OF the
lind was let loose. I never saw 20
many little girls. with older young girls
hsrdinv Them together. 1t was, ! dis
covered. two carloads Of girls bound for
= csmp In Maine, where they will stay
for two months. Beaver Camp has
op.ued and DR.. Gibson's camp opened
early this week.
THERE seems to be nothing left for
j US stay at homes to do now but
avim, and fortunately there are many
pools In and out Of the city and they
IRE surely the most inviting places In
the world just now.
Pools are really quite the craze. not
only biz ones In which you can swim,
but little ones, hand made, ms It were,
sunk about in many Of the small gar.
dens In the suburbs. The only trouble
about the hand made pools 10 that
somehow or other the amateur builder
does not know how to keep the water
In. One enterprising man, whom you
know and I know, who lives In the
suburbs together with his sons. sank m
DID, tin bathtub in his garden and sur.
rounded 1t with flowers and rocks. Its
really awfully pretty, but the water for
some reason will not stay In long.
The other day the enterprising
gentleman having heard that q rela.
tive was going out to visit the family
In the afternoon, telephoned his family,
one ot those days last week when the
sun was very bright in town, but rain
was pouring out in the country In
bucketfuls. Said he: 'Be sure and
have the children fill the pool with
water. S. Is coming out today
NANCY WYNNE.