Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-13
UST GOSSIP ABOUT. PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks Of Number Of Things Hear,
about the Musicale and Garden Fete to Be
Given on nP. NJ. c. Campus in Chester

where they will be the guests Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob S. Disston,
OF Norwood Hall. Chestnut Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Clark Grant, who
spent the spring and early summer with
Mrs. Grants parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els d. Lewis, at their home, on More.
land avenue. Chestnut Hill, are now at
xentnor, where they will remain until
the autumn.
Mrs. Horace Binney Hare and her
family. OF Hartford. Radnor. are spend
ing several weeks at Bar Harbor, Me-
Miss Esther Lloyd, Of Llanyan,
Devon. accompanied by Miss Emile
Philler. will leave the last week in July
to spend the month of. August at jack
sons Hole, Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. L Casper wister and
the summer. at saranac, Adirondack
mountains. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Stewardson and
family, Of Bryn Mawr, have gone to
Northeast Harbor, Me-, for the summer.
Or. and Mrs. Sydney A. Sands and
their son nave returned to their home,
6944 woodbine avenue, overbrook, after
birthplace Of Doctor Sanes. On March
10, Doctor Sands received a cablegram
stating that his mother was dying. He
and Mrs. Sands hurriedly prepared for
tilt iOhB tilps lucy ltlI mere hdTCn 6U
reaching Sydney April rs, ten. days be-
fore the doctors mother died. Doctor
Sands recently resigned his position as
chief Of the dental division of the State
Health Department He is a brother
in-law of Assistant Commissioner OF
Health Mclean.
Miss Salome Heulings, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. william Heulinss, has
been entertaining Aiss Nancy Little
and Mr.. Theodore Campbell of Over
brook. at her home In Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Mason. of Haver-
ford, will leave today on motor trip
to the Adirondacks and Canada Later
VI, to. remain until the early part Of
September.
Mr. and Mrs j. Gerhard Leiper, Of
Chestnut Hill, will spend the first two
weeks in August at Saratoga Springs,
where they will attend the races.
Mrs. clifford Pemberton,. Of 1880
spruce s,s street; K spending the e. summer n .sI
guest of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard NJ. Ingham. at
their home, Happways.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilpin Lewis and
their daughter, Miss Sydney Lewis.
have moved from Rose Valley to Moy-
Ian on the Hill.
Miss Elizabeth Jane Beattie, OF
Paoli, is spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. Robert Beattie, at
her cottage at Cape May.
Miss Lila Fisher, Of Torresdale, who
Is the guest during this month OF
friends at Watch Hill, will go In Aug
ust to jamestown to visit Commander
and Mrs. Robert Henderson.
The Misses McAllister, Of 2212 Rit-
| tenhouse street, will spend the month OF
August at Ben Grosvenor Inn, in Pom.
| fret Conn. Miss Julia MacAllister Is
| at present the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Calvert: who are spending the
taken the home of Mr.. and Mrs VIII.
liam Wright, who have gone to Buck
Hill Falls to remain until September.
Mrs. H. e. Schofield and her two
daughters. Miss Bernice Schofield and
Miss Martha !schofeld. of 1899 Mana,
yunk avenue. have left for a short stay
at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Karr. of 1911
| Spruce street, with Mr. and Mrs. Abran
! Sickels, Of the Maidstone. 1897 Spruce
| street, will motor to Rideau Lake
Canada. where they will be guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rees. at Dora
Lodge. their country home.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy A. Heymann, o,
| the Latham Apartments. Seventeenth
| and Walnut streets, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth Of a son
Henry Louis Heymann, on Sunday, June
q; Mrs: Heymann was formerly Mis-.
| Edna Eliel.
Mrs. Teresa Atlee Hays, Of Ridley
Park, announces the engagement Of hei
| daughter, Miss Helen Dales Hays, to Mr.
Vauclain Ritchie Williams, also Of Rid
ley Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bremen Brown
Jr., Of Germantown. announce the mar
riage of their sister, Miss Adele Mac
| Naughton Watson, to Mr.. Walter B
Zietz, of Bryn Mawr. July 10, in thi!
| city