Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF Weddings and Debuts to Take
Place in the Fall-Hobbs-Newln Marriage
Latter Part of September

MOULD you believe that only ten
w days more will pass before Sep
tember 1, when some OF the Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode ISL
nd and Connecticut (Oh, / forgot
Msnoussocbusettsj snu % resortists will be com
;ns bomeward. Three or four more
wsseks md thev will all be home. back
IN tLcir suburban houses, at least, if
not in town. And then there will be
tbo horse show In Bryn Mawr and the
coming. out teas and weddings. an
ouerything, and the season will be in
full swing before you can say Jack
Robinson.
Y1DITH NEwLIN will be a Sep
IL tember bride. Her wedding is
scheduled for September %, I under
stand, Edith IL going to marry Mar
land Hobbs, of Boston. If my memory
serves me correctly, Edith was the first
~ the seasons buds to announce her
engagement. She is the daughter of
Tho Dick Newlins. who live ut Whit
ford. which is beyond Frazer on the
Edith Eisenbrey, Of this city, a sister
Of Howard Eisenbrey and the late
Kenton Eisenbrey. who married Miss
Fanny Baird.
Rebekah Hobbs, a sister Of Marland,
Is to be maid Of honor at the wedding,
and Alice and Margaret Newlin. sisters
~ Edith, will be two of the brides
maids. together with Mary Griscon.
who, by the way. I hear is to come out
this next season, brt I am not sure
Zone hears a lot that one may not AZ
ways bank on). Eleanor Robb will
be another bridesmaid. and Agnes
Gross, of Bethlehem. and Marguerite
Loud. Of New York. Margaret Canard.
~ Roston, who is Edith's cousin. and
Mrs Roland Morris Baker, also Of
Boston. will complete the bridesmaids.
franklin Hobbs, Jr., a brother OF Mar
land, will be his best man.
Edith Is up ut Marion. Mass. at
nresent visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs
AZ their summer home. She will re-
turn Mt the end of the month, and the
Invitations will 90 out soon after the
first Of September.
eypEAKING Of Mary Griscom. she is
y the daughter of Mr.. Rodman Girls
com. OF Haverford. you know. Mary
was to have made her debut last year.
but her mothers death put that out of
the question. heard several girls talk
Ing together the other day. and they
were saying that Mary would come out
this wear. but I have not heard 1t from
Mary herself. She is still up in Watch
HILL where her father has summer
home. Her grandmother. Mrs. Clement
Griscom. and her aunt. Frances, go to
Watch Hill every summer also.
TSAW Mrs. Charles T.. Coke in town
i Saturday wearing a very good
looking tan sports suit and linen blouse:
Her hat was a round sailor shape OF
dark brown. fine straw. The crown was
bare, but the upper brim was entirely
covered with fiat bands Of curled os-
trich. The costume was very becoming.
as Mrs. Coxe's eyes are brown. Her
daughter, Jane Gordon Coke. will be q
debutante of this season, and Mr.. and
Mrs. CoIe will give ball for her In
December. They gave dance at their
place at Malvern on July 3. you re-
member.
Jane is a very attractive girl. She
has been in Virginia at school during
the past two winters. Her brother,
Eckley Coke. Sd, married Mary Owens,
Of Georgia, about year ago.
KATHARINE TENNEY's engage
IN ment, which was announced Sat-
urday, is an interesting one. Katharine
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tenncy. of Haverford She is engaged
to Harry Edison, who also lives in Hav-
erford. He is a widower and has one
or two children. His first wife was
Bessie Megary, a sister of Mrs.a Barry
Colahan, Mrs. Elliot Newlin and Mrs.
Charles Stanley, who was Anne Me-
gary. Mrs. Edison died about two years
ago. Katharine Tenney is an awfully
nice girl. She is a great friend Of the
Lilies and of Hansell Earle Patterson
and Mrs. Ralph Earle. All those girls
came out about the same time. and have
kept up a strong and lasting friendship.
The wedding will be In the near flu
ture, though the date has not yet been
told generally.
NANCY WYNNE.