Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-30
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells about Gayety of Phladeptians at
Other Places Interesting Affair at Southampton,
L. L., Today-Another Pretty Hat and Suit

= HEAR that young Wharton Sink
,er is having fine time out at the
Rar r. c. Ranch in wyoming. Don t
ask inc where in wyoming wyoming
as ,otbinp TO me but pale green patch
a,aJ 81 with ranches and wild country and
,,.;iJ animals. IL must be wonderful
w. W. there, because everybody who goes
Ios such n perfectly marvellous time and
!" 60 crazy TO 20 again. Wharton Sink
10. ;s thc son of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Deas
S;nkler, of Radnor, you know, and he
Ut o,,t about a month ago with Isaac
TTIntbier. Sd, and Mrs. Clothier.
THERE isn't very much doing here
ot home nowadays, but up north
.Loro ID lots of gavety. There is TO be
VnCambol" at Elizabethtown, in the
ha;rondncks. this week. by the Lambs
H,,,h Of New York. And you know how
..any neople are up there. Let's see
.L@ .ho George r. Packards. of Villsnova.
.no On there at their camp at Ssranac.
Hnd sydney Biddle Is going pretty soon
a. h"I snond the rest Of the summer with
~ ~ Mrs, Fitz- Eugene Newbold has
.m nm there for some slime, but she
,"orcs ne,n IN Saturday for Northeast Har-
I've. Ne. with her parents. Mr.. and
Me- George Wharton Pepper. Mrs.
Tbcodorc Paul Is going up, too. She
,s another daughter. YOU know. Their
husbands are deserting them on Sun
dov for the First City Troop camp at
Mt. Gretna. 1T.
The Paul Claytons are at their camp
inst across the lake from Paul Smiths
and Laurence Beggs and Little Cath
arine Mathcr are going up on saturday
Al MI
DoInb Eorlc-she was Mary Clayton.
rou know.-havc another camp nearby
and thpy are going up on Sunday for
the rcst of the summer or, at least until
Sontombpr. September always seems
,ite rho end of summer. in spite Of the
fart that some of the hottest. meanest
davs of the year come in that same
little month.
x1OU know this "Circus and Street
L Fair" at Southampton, l.. l., to-
dov interests me greatly. i have an
;dca that it's going to be delightful.
And then there's to be real live graph
ologv, too. Do you know what graph
olo9y is? Probably not. It was only
nv Chance that / found It out just this
year, It's the scisIce that makes
tottle tale out of your handwriting.
For instance, IL you happen to be a
rrapbologist you can look at my sigma
fure and say, my. what selfish per-
SON % or Doesn't she think she's
something else ~ or maybe 1t would be
something nicer. Anyhow you'd know
all about me from the way l make my
rs and dot my is and cross my t s.
Neville Brush of New York, is an
EXPERT along these lines, and they are
going to have him ut Southampton to
Tell people what they are and why.
Geraldine Farrar and her husband, Lou
Tellegcn are not to be there in person,
as ] believe the committee hoped, but
thcy ave sent some interesting auto
grlphed photographs. And Caruso is
sending some of his cartoons. Wouldn t
Il be great to be famous as singer
and we'll known as cartoonist. too?
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sill Clark, OF
Chestnut Hill, have summer place at
SOUTHAMPTON. you know. and their
niece, Mrs. r. Winder Johnson, has
recently been visiting them there. She
is also visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Harris, of New York, at Stormalong.
Southampton. Stormalong is nice; 1t
sounds so care free: "go ahead and
storm. we're comfortable "
r SAW Mrs. Holstein De Haven Fox
L yesterday hurrying by in a car with
her mother. She was Elise klapp.. you
know, and her mother is Mrs. Wilbur
Paddock Klapp. They were going SO
rapidly that I couldn't see what Mrs.
Klapp was wearing, but Elise had on
pretty dark blue suit. and her hat
was one of those good looking duvetyn
things of a sort of Alice blue, with fiat
flowers all around the crown. 1t was
most becoming. NANCY WYNNE.