Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-28
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of Party Ciuen Yesterday for Miss
and Master Brengle-Miss Peggy Thayer Enter.
tanned at Merton Golf Club

WHAT perfectly lovely party the
w Brengle childrcn's uncle gave for
them yesterday afternoon at his home
in Radnor! You know he has n house
on Mrs. Samuel Chew's grounds.
You remember Katherine Curtin, the
younger daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William w. Curtin and sister of Mrs.
Jim Winsor. Jr She married Laurie
Brengle. brother of Henry Cav Bren-
gle, and they have been living for some
time in Morristown. \. j.
Their two children, Nillicent Anne
and John Laurence Brcngle. Jr.. have
come on TO Rosemont to spend week
with their grandfather and grand
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtin, and Mr..
Brengle gave the party for them yes
terday. There were about fifty chill
dren altogether. and it was very
pretty affair. They had sleight of
I hand trick man and the children had
wonderful time.
Some of those there were the Brcn-
gle's first cousins. Curtin. Marion and
Jimmie Winsor and Frances and jim
mic Mills. Truxtun. Katharine and
Martha Hare, Alice and Epily Vaux,
i'hIIiS hpS'ISuTleu. 'nrlSJlnp Men
drick. Barbara Hcckscher and her two
little brothers, Emily and Dcas Sinkler
and number of others.
VESTERDAI was Il regular party
4 day for grown ups as well as the
kiddies. Peggy T'hayer was guest of
honor at beautiful dance given by Joe
Rosengarten. Jr.. at the Merton Golf
Club. Peggy is so attractive and sou
know she would have been a deb two
years ago. but Tor tho. war. I'm glad
that several people ar" insisting on
treating the girls of the past two sea
sons as if they were TO be dcbutnntes
Of this year. for really they had very
good times in those two years. All the
Rosengartcn family was interested in
the dance: Sarah Nelson Madeira. Mr..
Roscngartcn's niece. gayo n dinner be-
forehand. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Atterbury. tho latter sister of Mr..
Rosengartcn. also entertained at dinner
at their place. "Boudinot Farm, in
Radnor.
Mr.. Rosengartpn himself gave din
ner for Peggy before inc dance. which
was chaperoned by his sister in law.
Mrs. Adolph G. Rospngartcn. Rcb"rca
Thomson. Billie Erorkic, MarGnrotta
Jeanps. Gladys Fox. Polly Thaycr,
Bayard Bowie. Jr.; Clayton McAIi"hnel.
Harry Nelson. Bert Bell. Sgd Thny"r.
Hoffman Dolan. Jim Gowcn. Emile
Geyein and Bob Strawbridgc. Jr.. were
the dinner guests.
T WILL tell you who was at the dance
l. and | am so glad he is able to be
around again. Fred Drayton. You re
member he came back from Franco sew
eral months ago. but has been IN one
hospital or another for ages on account
of the injury to his knee, think II
was. Anyway. he is evidently dis
charged now. or at any rate able to be
home on leave and can go to dances.
saw Joe Du Barry in the street
recently. Incidentally. 7 noticed that
his lamcness is steadily getting better.
too. 7 am so glad. 1t just would b"
too bad if we could not dance again
with Joe. wouldn't it?
THERE was an attractive dance Tor
i the school set given last night. too,
by the Trenchard NPwbolds for Clymor
Brooke, Mrs. Ncwbod'S son. out AT
Breezy Bow, their place in Ardmor".
Rhoda Brooke is coming out next win
ter, you know, and she wilt certainly
have a good time. She is charming and
there will be good many parties given
for her. You know she is a grand .
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Effingham b.
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