Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-17
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wyune Talks Of the Finlet'er.Darosch Wedding
Which Takes Place Today in Pmis-She Tells
Of Persons at Tuious Jersey Resorts

uoN FINLBTTER and Margaret
T Tn.nrosch are to be married !, ,oasy s.s,.l IN
= Dsnd and naturally we are al inter.
Pars' To Tam is a great favorite n tne
esteo. t sst here, and i have peard
ySsunsspi yyssnv pice things about Gretchen oam'
ri,sh, IA, sNe is the daughter. Of Walter
BesioeSS BeS ' and that In itself Is inter-
DamIossss;; il The fact that Tom Is the son
estinsi sss. Finletter, Of this city. ~
Of yuotnn ~ nrosches are living In Paris
Lne and SO the marriage is 70 take
ms ven ,hsts. Tom sailed about Two
plaSso, % aso. and his best man, Srier
week, want over the week petore;
BartoI, sister. Mrs. II. Pleasant
GretGinsstto also sailed some weeks ago.
rsnn,iI fsa In participate in the wedding as
sne WV honor. ! have not heard the
ma.louo attendants, but doubtless there
OH o.ngib be press notices Of 1t all from over
there. mere, ,sr,ons call Gretchen Damrosch
,ae.t ooae hut Gretchen. seems far
Msls Is nttractiye name, and ! understand
iao1' VII, ths one most used by her friends.
|o,prAK1NG Of Grier Bartol being over
IS th.,e reminds me that Marion
,le'S S,s sister, planned to sail today
bsrTsS, T,nre where she expects to remain
ior aons time. She Is going to work
ior a,, Miss Anne Morgans committee for
%,.a %n,..a.tatsd t France, which has been
sucb splendid reconstruction
a.t ov,I Mrs. Bartol and Eleanor have
s"I.n sy q cottage at Bay Head, and VIII
sd s Mis- month and August there.
THERE are a great many fhiiaoei
,,,,,s NJ Bay Head this year, and
pn,b punbsr from, wilmington. The
r-,ast S Su Points 70 down every year,
and several other members OF .ha.
family. Mr.. and Mrs. koland rpu,ae Mnn
are there, and the Walter Waring nIP Pt
4 kinsons are going down this month Will VIII
wee Elizabeth Biddle Hopkinson. ho Who
must be as much as six or seven s monsnS
old now. They may have gone aircaay, M
Their first destination after ci9sihs rne
house on Spruce street was llaew,,u,
and In July they planned to take IN nns
Head.
r SAW Mrs. Tom Dolan in town yes
i terday doing some shopping. It's no
wonder that Sara has good taste' ior
| her mother Is certainly a smart LOOKING
and always extremely wel-gowneu
woman. Yesterday she was wearing
dress Of dark blue and tan ana piue
fowered georgette combined.
Little tabs Of blue and tan were USED
as trimming and the hat was a brown
straw model trimmed with an uncurled
| feather. Her shoes and stockings were
| brown, and the whole effect OF the cos
1 tune was very stunning.
Sara, by the way, Is going down 70
| the Dorr Newtons over Sunday with her
rood looking fance. Bulkeley Wells.
The Newtons have their house at Stone
Harbor, and as that Is not far from
Cape May they spend lot OF their time
over there.
NApE MAY Is one gay little place
ssain this summer. Many Of the
same people who 70 down each year are
there, and the old Red Mill and the
movies an everything are going on as
before. The Tom Harts have a cottage
and the Hollingshead Taylors. The
Hutchie SCOTS are there and the Tom
Westcotts and ever SO many others.
When all is said and done it's hard to
| find a bathing beach anywhere on the
coast to equal Cape Mays, now isn't
It?
1.-THE children and their mother and
1 fsther had gone to bungalow in
TIE country, far, far "from the madding
crowd" And though everything about
II was lovely and restful and peaceful
there we're some drawbacks. For in
stance, the milkman lived very far away
and sometimes. especially in bad
weather. he was a long time getting
there and the children did want their
milk bright and early.
Danny was playing in the room with
Ab mother when letter came from the
childrcn's mother, in which she re-
marked that it was difficult to get the
milk early enough. So Danny's mother
read the letter out loud to friend who
was with her, and that lady remarked {:
ut woul' be nice il they had a cow
and could have fresh milk every day.
would it not?"
After the friend had gone mother
came back to her room. to be greeted by
an excited Danny, who said: ooh,
muvver, won't you and daddy buy me a
COW to lay me nice fresh milk every
morning." NANCY WYNNE.