Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-11
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells About Interesting Tennis Tournd
n,ent at Cape May and Players Entered-Talks
About Where People Are Going and Why

VOU may think from the reports of
L the tennis tournament up in New
port that it's interesting or exciting or
even thrilling, but you don't have to
go that far to get all those feelings.
Newport has nothing on Cape May in
the way of tennis tournaments-accord-
ing to the way they feel about it down
there, and the excitement about the
mixed doubles almost makes them forget
their meals.
You see both of the one time Junior
champions are entered in the doubles.
Kitty Porter and Eddie Cassard, and
that adds to the interest. Kitty is play
ing with Hal Patton and Eddie with
Helen Sewel, who are both awfully
good, too. Jack and Elizabeth Stru
bling, of Chestnut IIill are entered to-
gether, and Whitney Wright and Mar
ion Dougherty, who. by the way, are
playing in very good form. Pansy Scott
and Sammic Carpenter are entered and
Finley Cook and Norris Barratt, and
Banning Grange and jim Ferguson and
lots of others who are good playcrs-so
watch the results. The winners will be
champions as is champions.
They had real tragedy down there
last week, when those two girls were
drowned. And nobody seems to be able
to find out who they were. Don Lip
pincott brought them in, l believe, and
Betty Scott Clark. who was driving the
National League ambulance that week,
rushed all over the place trying to find
a trained nurse, but unfortunately
nothing could be done in time to save
them.
MIR. AND MRS. KARL FREDER-
4Vl ICK KNIPE. of Bryn Mawr, eX =
pects to leave this week to Visit Narl
brother in law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Childs Carpenter i'll New Hart
ford, Conn. Mrs. Knipe. you remem =
her. was Ada Lambert Wetherlll,
daughter of Mrs. George d. Wetherill,
of Heatherfeld, Bryn Mawr. She was
married last year, early IN Octooer,
Her sister, Gcorgiana Wetherill' lett
last week for visit to Woodmont
Conn.
r OUISA NEWLIN has been down
IL at Cane May lately visiting Gladys
Earle Mathcr at her cottage. And now
Billy Newln is there as the guest Vi
Samuel Bispham. Later, OF course theS
will go on to Fishkill- on the liudSOn
where Billy will be best man at ,,I M
bsother's wedding to Sally Nacher W II,
liams on Saturday, and LOUISA win "
one of the bridesmaids. Ihey are I'M
son and daughter of Major ana MIS-
James Caverly Newlin, OF Inc W llloWs
Rrvn Mawr. you know. Billy has peel
overseas for quite long time as an Ell
sign, U. s. N. s,;,,
The other attendants at the wedding
on Saturday will be Sally's sister, Agne
w;Iliams. who will be maid OF honor
and another sister, Helen, who will D.
a bridesmaid. The ushers will be Josepi
r. Mccall, Jr., Henry Alden johnson
Philler Lee and Paul Watson. fhlile
has been down in Cape May, too. II
is out of the navy now.
rF THE lieutenant keeps or the wa
i he is started, he'll know that chl'
of his before lond. You see he wa
overseas for long time and the bao
was born while he was there, SO II
d;dn,t see him until the infant wa
almost middle aged-for a baby. Whil
he was IN CbIlp, ah'SA
these United States, his Wife, VINO, VINO,
YOU probably know (you prooapl
know him, as far as that goes)' wen
down to see him and took along IN
latest pictures of little John J. And h h
looked il over carefully and remarke
nolitelv "He looks a very lntelllgen
child" ~ uo
A few months later, after having re
81. ceived q good many cherubic smiles
and having reached the point where
really felt that the baby wasn't Jus
an extra member of the family, he re
plied with much feeling to an inquirin
friend, Hes wonderful child
And Yesterday, after describing sra
pbically how the child makes remark
that really almost have sense in then
also how easily child can nave. nave a 100. TOO.
If II lust tries, and some other thing
like that. he remarked familiarly an
Nth W much enthusiasm, SOME kid
wiz" NANCY WYNNE.