Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-05
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells about Tea House Which Mrs. Cassar and
Her Daughter Haze Opened at Cape May for Var
Relief-Other Matters Discussed

and Mrs Joseph ~ Pew, Jr and Mrs r.
Caven Hensel motorcd to Chester yesterday
for the luncheon and launching at the Sun
Ship Companys docks
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall r. Wood of Wayne
entertained at dinner at the Merton Cricket
Club last night in honor OF Miss NJ. Eurana
Ward. The guests afterward attended the
club dance.
their family of Sunnybrook Farm. Radnor
left on Tuesday for Narragansett Pier to
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Reuter-. of New
York. and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Whitmore
of Mount Vernon. n. Y. were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Schmidt. Of
Juniper Hall, Radnor.
Miss Elizabeth Hood Latta and Miss Helen
Buchanan have returned from Cape May
where they spent a week giving concerts to
the sailors at Wissahckon Barracks Sewells
Point and the Naval Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs John Long have onened their
summer home, the Long Tower. Town Point.
Md The Misses Long entertained house
party over the Fourth in honor of Sergeant
d. W. Smith, from Camp Morrison. Va. who
Is home on a furlough. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. John A. Long. Jr.. pr.
and Mrs Macpherson C. Crichton Miss Helen
G. Smith, Miss Dorothy p. Powell, Miss
Bessie Farren. Miss Lenore Quillcn. Mss
Anita Savage Lieutenant Thomas |. Nasey.
Lieutenant and Mrs u. Montgomery. Colonel
Godfrey Schel. Ensign Robert S. Chrirler.
Mr.. Paul A. Savage. Mr. Joseph j. Smith, Mr..
Stewart Shaw and Mr.. Albert Quinn, I'd
Miss Margaret Elliot Jones has returned d
home TO East Downingtown after spending
week with her aunt, Miss Harriet s.
Elliot, at Bryn Mawr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hickey. PSI South
Thirty-eighth street. will open their cottage
at Cape May today. Their son-in-iaw and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl A. Suelke, will
spend the summer with them.
A dance was given at Belfed Country Club
last Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
A. Buchanan. 1924 otter street, West Phila-
delpha to announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Esther Walcott Buchanan, to
Mr.. Mark Rhoads. a West Point cadet. The
hall was decorated in red. white and blue
flags. with a large liberty bell hung in the
center of the room. from which red, white
and blue ribbons extended to four corners of
the hall During one Of the dances Mr. ana
Mrs Buchanan Mr. Morris f. Brown and
Mrs. T. Darrah. uncle and aunt of the
bride-to-be caught the ribbons, and blueb!rds
and hearts futtered all over the room with
the announcement written on satin ribbons.
Mr.. Rhoads Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Rhoads. Of Edge Hill, Pa. No date has been
set for the wedding. Miss Buckman is the
sister of Mrs. Lewis l.. Foster, of Wcnonah.
n. j.
Miss Ethelwyn Nandiver gave a dance on
Saturday evening at her home, 1O9 Birch
avenue, in honor Of her house guest, Miss
Dorothy Mulford, OF New York. Patriotic
decorations in keeping with the Independence
Day spirit were us,d and the porch was hung
with red. white and blue bunting and Ian
terms Miss Louise Keefe gave an attractive
Speciality dance during the evening
The guests included Miss Marion Bird Miss
Louise SiegaL, Miss Isabelle Sperine, Miss
Katherine Thompon, Miss Mary PEBBLES, Miss
Mildred Harris. Miss Marion Pickford, Miss
lane Laird. Miss Sara Mahon. Miss Marga-e ct
PEBBLES. Miss katherine M"t'latchy NJ SIS
Myrtle Johnson. Miss Marion Wilson Miss
Grace Nandiver, Miss Abbic OI.earr. Miss
Marion Davis. Mrs. Arthur O'NeilI. Mrs"
Lynnwood Mcclure and Mr. Bertram Wolsc.
Mr.. Gilbert Van liosen, Mr.. Devices <iish-
mer, Mr.. John Waters. Mr.. Robert Tracey.
Mr. Gilbert Lane, Mr. Nerdon Simpson. Mr..
Robert Neal and Mr.. Richard Weston. Of
New York, and Lieutenant Thomas Nand!Ner.
L. S. r.
The Cavour club held its annual outing
last Sunday at Burlington Island Park on
the Delaware Miss Elizabeth Schenkel dis
played much athletic ability. winning the
ifty-yard dash. throwing the baseball 20
feet 6 inches and batting it 267 feet away
Miss NJ Picuri was second and Mss Rose
Palladin was third in The tifty-yard dashes
Tho young mems 100-yard dash was won by
Mr.. Horace Querques; Mr. Carl Scamuffo,
second, and Mr.. James Clements. third The
swimming honors went to Mr.. Frank
Ermilio.
Miss Schenkels bsseball ability drew the
attention Of Mr. Paschall Peters. the mana :
ger of the Cavour baseball team, who will
give her a try-out in a week or so for the
team The literary and athletic committees
combined for this event. The affair was con-
Quoted according to Hoover rules. one lunch
being made TO serve for dinner and supper
The members Of the committee We're Mr..
Dominick La Fazia Mr.. Carl Scamuffo, Mr.
Frank Ermilio, Mr.. Louis Marasco, Mr. Vito
Maurizio. Mr.. George Ftchtal. Mr.. Runk
Diorio Mr.. Henry Cifnui, Mr.. Presbi and Mr.
di Sipo
Miss Sarah Hanes. Miss Mae Muth and
Miss Margaret Bachtell are the guests of
Miss Blanch Oldham at her cottage in Wild
wood.
Miss Sara Mltenberger. of 1858 North
Twenty-frst street, and Miss Helen Chatham
of 5S1S Catharine street, have gone to Ocean
City. where they will be the guests of the
Phi Delta Psi Sorority House.
Mr. Paul V. Roach has closed his house,
Chelten avenue. Germantown. and opened his
summer home City,