Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-08
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Takes Peep at Cape May OUer the Week.
End-She Discusses Various Doings in the
Realms of Society

THERE certainly was a large and
= seething multitude or words to that
effect down at Cape May over the
week end; in fact, ever since Thurs
day, for so many Of the men had the
double holiday.
looked in at the Red Mill dance
one night, and-well, some Of the people
I saw there were the Rodman Pages.
the Hutchie Scots, Mr.. and Mrs. Heck
Wetherill, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Michael, who spent the holidays with
fhe Wetherills; Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Groome, Jrh Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Lippincott, Betty and Walton Clark,
Agnes and Jack Mason, (Agnes
Brockie, you remember)s Pansy Scott
and Polly Pancoast, Balloch Richards.
Betty Brock, Charlotte Balm, Lisa Nor
ris, sEmley Cook, Hannah Wright,
Marion ougherty-evidently she didn't
go to the Jason Waters house party,
after all, for she was dancing merrily-
Susie Stewart. you know she has been
visiting Emley Cook Banning Grange,
Sarah Harrison, Bryce Blynn, Billy
Adamson, Larry Murdoch, Jack
Whelan, Aplin Sparks, Eddy Cassard,
Alfred Sergeant, Johnny Scott. Bert
Bell, Norris Barratt, Saunders Meade,
Bill Hopkins, Yale Dolan, Upton Sui
Ivan and the Dorr -Newtons and a
whole lot of others.
1t was some party!
A ND one morning, down on the beach
a. l saw Mrs. Hutchinson Scott look
ing very attractive in a blue and white
wolfe dress made with a flowing panel
and adorned with black ribbon sash.
With this she wore large blue pine
apple hat with wreath of French
field flowers, and the whole get up was
decidedly worth looking at. She is so
stunning anyhow, and she always wears
becoming clothes, all of which is a great
gift.
MFRS. MITCHELL HASTINGS,
lVl who was also at Cape May, in fact
they have +npened their cottage down
.here lor u" summer, summer, mas sn.
'o'eiv gown hhauVe chihon on 'a,u
Gay nignC a' .'e oance' eau ..
match the chiffon. She is a stunning
looking "omah' usual's wears SUI e1yu
looking earrings OF "ohueriui olu
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wear orop ehrr,hss a' ah' uu' 4'''
hastihgs cerIaih'S can anu ''es'
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gahaie Iroch thls su,niie, Vi ,.,. n,os.
eAqulsite shaue oi Peaei, eo,ul'
very rumy gown anu each r,ne 10 ,useu
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is very becoming. The other day when
l saw her she was wearing hat OF
the same shade of blue as the belt OF
this frock, and it was trimmed with
many colored fruits.
VERY strange things happen these
Mrs. Alston, who was Ann Chew, and
who came over here from England with
her husband about three weeks ago,
& not having seen her family for at least
six years, should be here when her
brother Sam died. I It's a sad consola-
tion, but it is one. It's so hard to be
away from home when there comes rift
in the family circle, that I was glad
when / realized that Mrs. Alston was
here. The Charles Custis Harrisons,
Won remember. were to have given n
ipncbeon on Sunday at their home for
Mr. and Mrs Aston and death In the
two families cbanoed Tho n,ops for NJ
and Mrs Harrison,s 7dauybter Mrs
Row,ond diod on Fr;daS ard NJ
samuol Cbow,s ds,th o..rrrad or
satnrd.r
7 HEAR that Paxton Roberts reached
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