Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-16
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks of Miss Kennedy's Engagement
to Mr.. Bshop-She Hears Mr. and Mrs. Mont
gon,ery Viii Entertain for Miss Da Costa
,,u1r1E KENNEDY'S engagement

r,MILIE KENNEDY's engagement
II 70 Julian Bishop is interesting, is
a. notP Alliances with persons from
atbar cities are always more interesting
~ see,ns to me, despite the fact that
,shen the man is from another city, we
,oSo the girl in a way, for no matter
NV much she may return home she Is
nooi,v no longer a Philadelphian and
sonrot ioin in every thing here as
tofore. T But then, too. it's always SC
mrcb fun when one of the girls who dc
marry out of town men come nome to
dsit. There's any. amount OF enter
tainment and good times.
Emile is distinctly pretty, her eyes
have such lovely expression ana her
hair waves beautifully. She carries
hcrself extremely well too. She is q
i;ttle fairer than her sister, Agnes, VINO
T. very pretty also. Agnes married
Cssper Townsend, and Bert, the eldest
mother, married Elizabeth wheeler q
couple of years ago. Ihere are Two
stbar brothers, Kenneth, who was In
me army. and Don, who is student Ut
Princeton. :. Al. ,o of Irs NJ
Jnond Junand Bisbop, of New York. and
LoeShT;t MLo.esh;nSton. He was in the Twenty
Mnd Musd r. G. T. Infantry. Regiment,
SsSV So THOMAS, KY. during the war and
for' Graduate of Yale 1914. He is
,. was fond of riding aud hunting, and
very no to n number Of the prominent
pu.t pu,ol clubs in the east. He is member
I''i tSe Metropolitan, Chevy Chase ana
3,s,nr 2i nre and Hunt clubs of Washington
hISS MY no Yale Club Of New YORK, ana
anu tn ,toadou Club. also. / hear the
n1ddinp will take place very soon, Una.
" in a month or two. AS L salo ihs'
ls III sn,araI times. the day for long en-
yeas yonta hns gone by. The kennedys
gasei, SoO3 Walnut street. right next
I'VE et ~ James's Episcopal Church, ana
10 Iii, Siii snnnd part Of the year on the
usuanf ine Bert and Elizabeth Kennedy
va, Nam ;n Uoverford on West Lancaster
Ns,uo I'VE 10 and Agnes and Cap Townsend
live in Overbrook.
|opEAKING of the Main Line re,
Is ,r.nds me the George Brookes. Oh
81 and Mrs. Brooke's daughter'
: I.nSic u",iIc Carter. have returned from Su-
luz Luz. You know they went ABROAD III
rUpIr TpIr and have been in France and Eng
i.nS IuS Lucille is to be bridesmaid 1or
nioLio Newbold, who. you remember,
,cill rnN be married to Steve Co'houn on
|Gntober n o, That makes two importan,e
~odJings on October 9-Dickie anu
Stove in Jenkintown, and virginia
pohcrts tJr and Percy Glendinning IN
TSsstnut Hill. Both weddings viii be
oniet affairs, as both brides tamilles
% ars IN mourning. Dickie Ncwbold s
~rc,e Arthur Emlen Newbold, died IN
Tune Inno, YOU remember, and Virginia Rob, ,
|srts's grandmother, Mrs. Roberts, died
|iust a short time ago. too.
To return to Lucille, l saw her the
other day looking very well. She Ger,
|tsInly does wear pretty clothes. And
while on the subject of pretty clothes, 1
|s,w Mrs. Lewis Audenried yesterday
IN one of the stores. She was wearing
|frock of black crepe de chine, the skirt
M which was fashioned of succession
|of knife -pleated rufiles about five inches
wide. The bodice was cut on surplice
hines, and her hat was n small model
|of black velvet, trimmed with coque
Feathers. She is, without doubt, one OF
the smartest looking women in town.
7 AN so glad that Jessie Da Costa is
l coming out this year. You remember
her mother died last fall, and Jessie
and Isabel have been in mourning for
gear.
Now, her aunt, Mrs. William Biddle
Eadwalader, and various persons who
were close friends of Mrs. Da Costa,
|rill entertain for her. as her father is
|till in deep mourning. Mrs. Bob
Montgomery, who was one of Mrs. Da
Costa closest friends, will give dance
n her honor on November 2, at her
place, Androssan, in Villanova. There
|are several other affairs in the planning,
|bnd Jessie is sure of having wonder
|ul time, for she is great favorite with
! he younger set.
III HEAR Mrs. Lewis Levick Is to have
Il a most unusual party this afternoon
ht her place, Chantilly, out near
bverbrook. She is going to have about
wenty five old ladies from the Chaplin
Memorial Home for the Blind for an
afternoon party. They will 60 out in
|Sho is chairman Of the women's auxil-
fou remember told you of Mrs. Wood
yard, who is blind herself, and who
kas given 50 much Of her time to help
Pthers who have had the same cross to
pear. She was Miss Irene Mather,
lister of Mrs. Charles Mather, of Bryn
Nawr, Mrs. Levick will have a number
y friends to assist her in waiting on
he visitors, and there will be a supper
Feryed out on the grounds and gem
fral lovely time. Isn't it a nice thing
p do to give so much pleasure to these
lear old ladies? NANCY WYNNE.