Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-03
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Hears of Pleasure Trips and Interesting
Places Where Society Folk
Gather


ME "eorse i"eN"rus "aNc cor'"'"''
had n wonderful summer at their
cnmp in the Adirondacks. They have
hoo, an ,horo nost of JrIv md all Of
,,.,,..
august Mary anu A''""' i'''''"e'
have been with them the greater par'
have been having crowd OF girls stuF
ing WIN 'hch mos. Vi '"c ''",V.
rahceS tyson mas soI, ~
ene mas neen at hork harpor %, io' . :
wh'le WIN hacnei riti'r' rrunreS iS
an awtuiiy taIchte" girl. ! away ".
member her IN the "ouiu he ',o"u 90,
Flayers OF MISS IRWIN S'noo,. sue
was splehald III one VI .ne'' ",.,s oase
speareah enorIs' on, - '"r ~.
Oh Dr. ana Mrs. l. he"or Icn' VIM
nave mouse out III i'oS'mon' '"'" sum
mer'
p,pn cppcp,<,r ,os ho,, IN
"A =. N~..,saa. ,,,;th HE r,other and
AIra hrt ,rt' t tho ..sanJ crab" tells me
~. hi. | - cono N,v and Inns been
.t,n;n" r.;th .ho IIonL Wcthorills. He
,ns W." aa..a,,, p;or on the
ouoppso T,, ~, of locol M /.
m@ uo"n, =. MI .i'o p;or ,h;s summer.
'rae',on up a, INV ,iu J., aiso stay,nc
you SNOW: ser, nert pe,r r,,.,na 10 a,"" oorta1nlS
az .ne Ne'neta,'s' n., .ntorta;r, , Her
ooeS Nhow nov N,.,,,s w '" ~.nor Iyoider
parents .he ,lllanI oa
shelms, are VISITING her no"'
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A LBEltl Cooh MI EMO was ou'
his hike again on sunday WIN III. .ne
men in the service, and he tells 81, me my
there were 125 men this last time; lneS
took their usual historical Walk ano I
were initiated into the order OF n. n
and ended up at the Central 1. NJ -
A, where they had a swim in the poor;
eats provided by the Y, and splenuiG
vaudeville entertainment given by the
and the war camp community service
1t was one of the largest parties MI
=
TNHERE was great lot OF extra
i beaux In Cape May over LGoor Day
besides the regulars. not only Philadcl- l.
phians but Raltimoreans too. Edward
Fisher was there aud Reese Cassard.
Jesse Cassard. Wilson Carey. fhl'
Harrison, Howard Harvey, Charles
Sloane, Townsend Scott, Douglass
Warner, Harland Williams, all iron
the Oriole city. And from our own
town Joe Dexter, Forester Scott,
Laurie Murdock. (Laurie is really
from Riverton, though, isn't heO Aplir
Sparks U wonder il he took his blan
kets down with him. since the paper
that once was around them Is in the
front window of his home here), Eddie
Cassard, Brook Edwards, Ted Ed
wards, Brice Blynn, Norris Barratt
Hal Adams, Frank Trimble. Bill
Hopkins, Billy Davis, Charlie Davis
Whitney Wright and lots more of the
returned soldiers. for most of the last
and took part in the war as members
OF the twenty -elshth DIVISION
TNHE Cummings had house party oye'
l. the week end and Labor Day a
their cottage at Bay Head. Have you
ever been down there? It's perfectly
great place. The sailing is so fine, be-
cause you have Barnegat bay on Ont
. side and the ocean on the other. The
bathing is bit rough. but then its
often smooth and old Friend Ocean is
apt to carry on. on any part of the
coast, is he not? Iiv Biddle was al
the Cummings. You know Nancy Dun
ming is coming out next year and
Eleanor, though not of the debutante
age, is as attractive as she can be
too, so there are always good times in
that family. Liv Biddle and Jack
Whelen motored from Chelsea to Cape
May and then Liv went on back tc
Bay Head to the Dunnings, while Jack
stopped off at Chelsea, where his
mother, Mrs. William Allison, i
spending the summer. Both Liv ant
Jack go back to Princeton next month.
MOTHER was very young, you see
1Vl and she did love her small boy ant
girl awfully much. So much, in fact
that it was sometimes misguide,
love and little naughtincsses were al