Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31

~yor know, It's going to be awfully
\ hard 10 follow dates this year. Be-
..,ss no sooner has date bsen set
"a than you find some one else has
n Already, and 40 you have to change.
think | have heard at least four dates
4, The dance the Montgomerys are
risnning to give for Hope; one was
nctobcr IA and another, October IL,
and only last week October = out II
4 now finally settled that Z. Hopes dance zee
september 23.
.n,S bc the 7th, for that's the eve.
sya cpas chosen by the Arthur Dixons for
nInE dance for Virginia Carpenter at
.hs t,sdnor Hunt Club. and every one
ss,ss not TO have parties the some
h'eMa h'eMsrv Gcary and Babs Clayton have
~ some dates for their teas, but l
!n.,;ne !n one or the other may change.
.n'"Si y. nns IL in Chestnut Hill and the other
Wovcrford, and It IL hard to get to
Ss,h niacrs. \ And II you give . party
~" do want people TO. 60. naturally,
"a then, too. 10 many OF the girls ASK
~ same ones TO receive at their teas
KAT it's better, II possible. to have
Mferent days. 49,, /.
Hone Montgomery. by the way. Is
| letting her hnir grow, 80 she IS ah3tner
SsbutSnte who Will have long hair;
ions hair Is. so pretty ! never eon!a Ia,
.N.s. ~ coiirss, when you are fifteen
,i .,,isen' it's rather cute, but when you
~ IA enough to be introduced II seem.
IT ~ ~ ,hHre ought to be semblance OF
saS 70 % crown up with the hair arrange.
v.snt. sswell as the frocks.
am AND MRS. EDW AR q
wi sTOTEsBURY sailed on satur-
~, for Europe and nre to be gone FOR
-. or three months, understand:
r,srv one in New York Is much excited
~, ~. Inc rumor that the Stotesburys IN,
~ IN buy Georgian Court, the Gould
siscs at Lakewood. 1t has not been
s"sSrmed, and. personally. l doubt u;
fAere IL also a rumOr that they, VIII
s.rchase the George Gould town house
x Fifth avenue. That seems musn
:e,e likely. for it would certainly be
rors convenient to have q house to 20
% in New York than hotel.
: However, it's all rumor. anynow, ., ana
.Asv are mt present on the briny deep
sn cannot answer our questions. It's
"a Arst trip abroad they have taken
s;rce thc war, and when they return
Nav will be at their Whitemarsh home
until il the very cold weather.
= SAW Mrs. Elisha Lee on Chestnut
/ street shopping the other day. She
/. hsndsome. with much the same col =
.,,ms as her daughter Dorothy. who Is
h,nnde. She wore black figured satin
iy.ss made with flowing sleeves and q
Ian, skirt and a large black straw hat
t,mmed across the front with bie
hird Of tan and yellow plnmage whicf
IN over the brim of the hat on either
side 4 long string Of unusually deep
amber beads and tan elbow Length
sioves finished n very good-looking Co.'S
tune.
Mrs. Lees daughter Dot ia coming
ant This autumn. She has been going
n Rryn Mawr College lately, and has
been doing very we'll out there. ] hear.
Nhe Is an awfully sweet girl and most
nonuiar. Her tea date IL November IT,
nd S the tea IL to be Mt the Lees house,
1900 Locust street.
OLLIE has reached the age where
d he considers the fitness Of thing
hsfore all else. At the same time he Is
q the running age, and sometimes
the two conflict and it's perfectly ex'
eruciatiny to hear him. The other day
he was given some money for q soda,
and as he sat ut the small table JOY
nlly slipping it, a gentleman who knew
his parents came In and said: Well
Billie. BIZ what ore you up to-" And Billie
heaven forgive the pun--answered
slibly: 'T'm up to the drug store
And then he blushed horribly, and when
he reached home told mother about y
and said: 'I'm so afraid 1t was fresh. y
NANCY WYENE.