Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-12
NANCY WYNNE is INTERESTED IN
GOLF TOURNAMENTS AT CAPE MAY
Nearly All the Visitors to This Resort Are Deeply Imbued
With Desire to Reduce Or Put On Weight and
Golf Is the Answer to Both

a,r "a terrifically, decidedly and en-
,,roIv. almost but not quite, the great
a, old Cape May this year, though
s.w OF the residents resort now and
20 70 the ocean and bridge and knit
But I guess about the gayest lit
w" ,oce outside of Arnold's, zilllnger's
,he various hotel cafes is that same
,,.,,. Golf Club, where tournaments are
.,,an I'D every once and so often by
- men or women members.
nr wednesday mixed foursome was
A,syed which gave great pleasure to play
and spectators alike. Qt was GER
..,a,v cooler to be In the latter CLASSY
". r,avers included Marie Starr, Rena
,,s,ond Mrs. w. II. Heuiings, Jr., Mrs.
S',.,su weger, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
- Mrs. Fred Harding, Miss Mabel
o.sd Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stephenson,
cssrlie Harding, Mr.. Riley and Bob
stevenson. ..-,,
urs Arthur Colahan, who is spending
~. ,ummer down there, wears a stunning
soneee coat when playing golf. II Is
"a. with n belted waistline and plated
gs-,,,m and is an extremely new model
= ,hot u Is sleeveless. 1t looks stunning
.,,fn over a white skirt and with navy
S,,,o and white straw hat. Sailing par
a..s are very much in vogue at Cape May
.,.n, ore given on Thursday for mem.
hsrs Of the younger set included Sue
S,oeshten. Mary Newbold, Nancy Jefferys,
pansy Scott and Eleanor Robb.
s 4, snite OF cold rainstorm which
...aot Nara gansett and Newport on
rhv,sday brave and dauntless polo men
r,ovsd their favorite game in the rain.
tsrs plunkett Stewart, who has been
.,,,sInr with the Maurice Heckschers,
!, New York, and Eleanora Sears, Of Bos
.on. ZIP by Cape Cod way. has returned
"a the Pier. They had a terribly excit-
,,g axperience in storm just off Marble
/, Mad on Monday night, when they were
au,te badly wrecked and were rescued by
nearby fisherman. They went from
,hsre TO Beverly Country Club and then
4 ,sturned to Newport on Thursday. / do
80, imagine Mrs. Stewart was very
happy in the wreck, for she is devoted
VIE and mother, and guess she wished
(, she was safe at home. On the other hand'
they had a wonderful experience, and L
suppose If we all stopped before possible
dangers, we would never get anywhere.
Il Molla Bjurstedt made up for losing the
tennis match with Craig Biddle over IN
( Narragansett last week by beating him
an Thursday at ,Narragansett, together
with oliver Perrin, who was her partner
IN this fray, 1 suppose that name goes
, very we'll over in Norway or Sweden, or
wherever 1t is she comes from, but some
how II doesn't sound just exactly neat
over here. However, that is something
she could not help, and she can change
II some day IL 1t gets on her nerves too
much. There was wonderful crowd at
The Casino to watch the tennis, and quite
few we're Philadelphians; Mrs. Craig
Biddle and Mrs Tom Ridgway were there
. toEetner; both husbands were playing,
you know, The Tom Ridgways are
dividing their time between the Biddles
and Brookes. Little Olivia Gazzam was
slso among those present, as were Lois
csssatt, Lucille Carter. Gordon Douglas
and Earl Dodge.
ep''7 NANCY wYNNE.