Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-02

Y .m ra' and polo entertaining. and there
sIv" % ,lo some dinners for the visiting
.n,,. w.. nloyers next week, as well. .
tei1m,o Tho international tennis starts ut
,,..he;m ON Friday of next week, YOU
tnow' and goes through the following
nnor nmorr' Usually you cant tel how long
.sunis wr,I will pe 1t depends On how long
w. n,oyers last Some sets seem to 20
W. .,e forcycr. IL both players arc In GOOD
~ %rm while others are very snort.
WIZ ns oo,,rse. for the international games
a.. doTs and times for the sets arr,
'ne 'nHodmlcd. SO these at least will last
.hrougb the allotted time.
Therc's the girls national champion
.,in at the philadelphia Cricket CLUB
snr, sn,t week, too. And some Of our
niorers % arc at Cedarhurst this week
t.tinq mart in the tournament at tie
Wocknway Club. Phyllis Walsh. vino
T. nlaying very good tennis this year.
Ssfeoted her opponent Thursday. and
V,rcinia Carpenter defeated Mrs. j. G.
pmsh in the first round and Caronla
Vim in the second. There seems to
bs n great many players up there. and
beor that many are entered for the
drls championship here next week. !,
WELL, It's positive that Isabel Da
w Costa IS not coming out this year
r;rst every one said she was, anl
Mon every one said she was not, so
tboueht Il about time TO get the In
formation first hand, and inquired. Sh"
not only is not coming out. but
.hr's i'roing over" She and Frances
Mills. tie Paul Denckla Mills daughter,
uili sail very shortly for Europe with
Mrs. Mills. who will place them a;
school with Nine. Ozanne in Paris for
Inc year. Mrs. Mills sister. Mary
Paul Mum. and 'hcr husband and FINN
IN have taken an apartment in Paris
Gr the winter and will go over there
from London about the first of next
month. That makes II very nice for
Frances. do think you must feel
awfully far away from every one whcl
YOU are only sixteen or seventeen and
the ocean Is between you and your
family. But when you have per-
{ectly good aunt and uncle and that
cunning cousin. Pauline Mum, right in
The same city with you. you cant get
too lonely. And the Da Costa girls
bnve been very intimate with the Mills
always, you know. so Isabel and
Frances will doubtless have n wonder
ful winter together.
Jessie Da Costa. Isabel's older sister,
who came out couple of years ago. is
much better these days. I hear. You
know she had bad case of appendi-
cits in the early sumner, and was
quite i'll for some time before the opeI
alton. She has been in the Adiron-
dacks for several weeks. and returned
from Upper Saranac only lately.
ND you hear about the golf feat
- which Peggy Thayer and Helen
Bennett. of Baltimore. accomplished
che other day at the Misquamicut Golf
Club! They played los holes in eleven
hours. and hear it is believed to be i
record in endurance and consecutive
hoies Of golf for women at that club.
Peggy and Helen started out at 5 100
A. NJ. iand you know that meant rising
at .3O) and they finished their course.
which extended over 5671 yards. at
4:30 +. NJ. They took only three
quarters Of an hour for lunch. ana
though 1t was estimated that they had
walked thirty four miles in those eleven
hours. both girls went into the club
house and danced during the rest of the
afternoon. 1t seems to have been i
gala occasion all the way through. for
they had the same caddies for the whole
time and not one bail was lost. Peggy
is Mrs. John B. Thayer, Jr.'s, daugi
ter, a sister of Polly Ihayer. wh1
married Hoffman Dolan in June. and
Of Jack Thaypr. whose wife was Lois
Cassatt. Fred Thayer is another
brother. Peggy. has been spending the
summer, or rather the past month
visiting in Rhode Island and Massa
ehusetts. She is very popular and ha>
travelled around the country so much
she has friends everywhere.
Last summer she and Polly spent a
month in the West, where Peggy car
ned off prizes for her fine riding.
THERE seems to be good many
:. .Philadelphians in London at this
SSeason. many Of them going to shop a
nttle before returning home and Others
ISr stay Of several months. The
uaniel WentzeS. of Wyn aotc. are stop
ping at the Berkeley Hotel. in London
and so are the John Mcllhennys and
Inc Percival Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Cooke are also ir
London, and will stay on there fol
some time, as will the Gurnee Munns
Who have been there since August
mrs. Gurnee Mum was Marie Louise
Wanamaker. you know, and Gurnee IL
: brother OF Charlie Mum, who. as |
unmarked a moment or SO ago, Is also
N London until later in the season.
IT'S funny how baseball is taking
= hold in England since the A. r. F
went over there. Will you ever forge,
tne wonderful stories which filtered
oack mere OF the great GENE on July
~ LONDON between our army and navy
mehI And the comments and remarks
u the British and the behavior of tn,
americans, whether the King stood uI
SrMot! If royalty arose to see play
Setter nothing stopped the yells Of
Down In 'front.'" 1t must have beer
: scream. Well, l hear there was q
same staged at Stamford Bridge Fielt
= lew Sundays ago and more thai
.u,ooo British spectators were on tn,
SrEAkING of London, l saw Mrs
~ Joseph Pennell at the Acorn Clul
w. w. wednesday. She Is sailing on thu
momeric, YOU know. and expects Il
.malh mannh on the other side for severa
DIES; DIES; Mrs. Pennell. althor
sbnn'aaelphian, sbn no longer lives he bu
\ al. came over to see her bro ant
GsSiter-ln- Got,ln- law, Mr.. and Nj Net
Hoplns, to say goodby prior 10 he
Separture for London and to attend t,
Vvne s,n business as well. After shor
thdiy IN LoRdon she will come back t,
RrSo,c .S country and join Mr.. Pennell /,
male me Pennells lived in London fo
S%a"y years and occupied charmin;
na naa on the Thames embankmcnt, OBJ
th~ tth"s'le to Bernard Shaw and aroun,
nv corner from David Garrick's house
thorS th entertained SO Hospitality Will
mnch doubtless Mrs. Pcnnell will h