Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
-,o,-xG HARRY D1LLARD, Reuben

x,ouNG HARRY DILLARD, Reuben
Y Cn.rk. Sd, Barker Mellor, Jr.. and
,,.,,v pease, Jr.. are having a wonder.
is,"i ~, Zine This month cruising on a yacht
iu, ia.h Ar. Holt willard, n New Yorker.
Mhar w sailed into Mnrblehead. Mass,
yvsek. and were entertained royalty
the Eastern Yacht Club there.
while their ship was In the harbor
...ro were special yacht races for their
tn.ar,o,nmcnt, swimming contests and
emf, e.ar,s mntches. Besides the four Phil.
..sJnlnbia bows. who are the sons Of DR..
au aua Mrs. Harry Dillnrd. Mr.. and Mrs.
H"a nHsanben B. Clark. Mr.. md Mrs. Hcnr,
Peasc. Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs, A.
psrkcr Mellor. respectively. the boys
nrnisine this month are Jimmie Hins.
JsIe. Of New York. and Billie Roo. of
Short Hills; Rand Jones, Of Hacken-
ssck: Bill Cochran. Jr.. and Reggie
Hraronier, of Baltimore John Stinson,
slsc Of Baltimore; and Dick Has
Srouck, OF New York.
r. HEAR that Mabel McIlvaine was
one of those to win a first prize for
~. most original costume at fancy
lance given last week at the Ocean
Ionse in Watch Hill. Mabel Is a pretty
ss,rI she reminds inc always Of Marie
fnmise Baird. though she Ia bit
isrser. She IL to have n house party
a. her parents home In Watch Hi
Snrine the first week In August. when
Marie Louise Baird and Eleanor FUR.
Siance will be among the guests. Henry
Bohlen. Tom Banes and henry snse.
IT,. Of New York. will also be IN the
p'Msbel is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mr.. Charles J. McIlvaine, of Pine
Hin, Ardmore.
TT SEEMS as IL the trains would not
i he able to carry all the people who
ara going this week to Northeast Har.
Sor. That resort becomes more 'Phil-
sdeiphia" each year, 1t seems to me.
And especially is It interesting 10
Chestnut Hill dwellers. l hear the
Clarence Zantzingers are going there
This summer. for instance. and Mrs
Arthur Newbold, Jr., and her children
left yesterday to go up there; arthur
soinine her in few weeks. The Logan
Rnllitf. Jrs., have taken a cottage and
will snend next month up there. but
they have opened their Bay Head cot
fase for this month.
The Carl Neidhard Martins have n
cottage at Northeast and the Caspar
Morrises. It's delightful place,
though | must say I find 1t n bit too
cold for bathing, as I do not swim sum.
GENTLY we'll to overcome the shock ot
the chill. But the good swimmers love
It and the water is too beautiful for
words.
DARBARE BOYD, whose engagement
ID to Laurie Murdoch has just been
announced. vas up in town last week
for the party the Bories gave. saw
her on the street. looking extremely
we'll in a frock of black crepe de chine,
which was entirely devoid Of trimming,
but had panels down the sides. which
fell in points below the hem. The bodice
had the popular boat neck cut and was
finished with short Towering sleeves.
Her hat was of black silk. made with a
soft crown. and had two gray flowers
for trimmings.
A SHORT time ago mother was en-
n tertaining several ladies at after
noon tea. At the time she thought her
small daughter Ethel was out playing
IN the garden and failed to notice the
little ono. who evidently was very near
BY when the guests all had II good long
gossip together. Next day. when Etheis
little friend, Mary, came to spend. the
day, mother was bit surprised to hear
her say: Lets go into the drawing
room and play tea.
Curiosity led mother to slip into the
next room and she was electrified to
hear Ethel observe: "Will you. have
lemon or cream? Oh, yes, my dear:
You see. my husband is nervous and
Tn very nervous. too. and so l just
think it's better for him to GO away for
a while. You know. two 'neuresmo.
MACS in the house together Is too--too
well YOU know, it really doesn't
A NANCY WINNIE