Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-07
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wyne Gets announcement of One Wedding
'' and Talks about Another-Tells of ANNUAL
Bazaar in Cape May

WIN announcement cards of Mar
IT, n., Damrosch's wedding to Tom
ga.es have arrived. / don't Know
finle''th, h,t announcement cards from
why, W" ondon or anywhere like that
paris VI o,, so much more interesting
always S SIs postmarked Bryn Mawr or
tnah n,.;ds or Station something or
81. ~ oven the great New YORK.
otner' ,.vo ~ come 20 far, and you feel so
Ihey That people all the way over
hono'vLu Lo,o remembered you. Margaret
there heoh mo Finlctter Is the daughter OF
Daln,Usd Dand Mrs. Walter Damrosch. you
Mr. az" and the marriage took place on
know kn.aar av' afternoon, July IT, at the
SSSurch SSrrH"v of the Holy Trinity, Avenue
George V, Paris
= owRIE sAGE's wedding to w.
I.,,oton Flagg, of New York. is
...,hsr interesting one. 1t takes place
Snm anu." a. Southampton, IL. /. The we'd
touu', t. a" 70 be solemnizcd in st, Andrew 8
dlns !" church, in Southampton. and
pur,o's punu, uncle. the Rev. Waiter
Lomr;;e Lr;e rector OF the American Church
Lowt'GT ". Taul in Rome, Italy. will perform
OF OF o., oromony. Lowrie is really New
tne thor ce.' bcine the daughter Of Mr.. and
,,,n lGlheIti Harry Sage. of that city. but as l
.i,S Mls' rn l before. she is a granddaughter
.e'u 70 ,So Rev. Dr.. Samuel T. Louvre
OF tWso7 iso7 pine street, and great
Oh ot,JJouvhtcr of Governor Curtin:
g'dhilt hilston Flagg n the son Of Mrs; John
r. s. AnS.0Ih htterbury, OF New York. but
II tur1e Zoo has Philadelphia connections,
ss,, se, Me- Ne Atterbury is a granddaughter
lG' thn late Thomas Robbins, ot TINS
o. o.. '"e and n niece Of Mrs. Richard
elW,, eslW.,,,on % Hunter. That makes, her son
o'OoM; oooMs;n of Mr.. Edward Robbins, Nr.
Tton,a. % Robbins and Mrs. Joseph zen
nsII all And so the marriage Is very
interesting to us.
HEAR that Susan Groome has
ohoson her bridesmaids. Her wed
s;,s 70 Rob Toland will take place
ums sontember II at Airlie, Warrenton,
Wn y1 '' Nancy Binney Dunning Is TO be
VA ~ honor, as you know, and then
Ii" hn bridesmaids are going to be Elizaoeth
ne Welsh, Mary Ernestine Appleton,
Lorraine Disston and Sarah Atlee
nomns from here-and mighty at
trSrtive group of girls they are, too.
Tbev we're all debutantes last season;
tnSI tnS tben Mary Lee and Lindsay Wood
You can guess they come from below
,bs Mason and Dixon line just from
tbsir names-of Washington, and Nancy
Carnegie of Boston.
James +. Gowen, who is the son OF
Mr., and Mrs. Francis /. Gowen, OF
Chestnut Hill, is to be best man and
Eckley Coke and Samuel Wagner will
he two, at least, Of the ushers. And,
Of course, you really couldn't expect
them to be any more than that, could
you?
WELL. it's come round again. No.
w not Sunday. although as you may,
notice, that has come around again as
usual, too. That's getting to be such
regular thing that we just naturally ex-
meet It, But what I refer to is far
different from Sunday, although. as far
as that goes, good many Sundays
would be spoiled if it didn't come
around. To get to the point. TT is
the annual fair, moving picture show
and dance given at Cape May for the
benefit of the Church Of the Advent.
You know all about the church, or you
ought to, because I've told you enough
times. 1t is an Episcopal church sup
ported by the summer people, and they
love 1t. Every summer just about this
time they have this large affair. and
everybody in Cape May goes to it.. and
that helps support, the church for the
following year. They usually make
about thousand dollars.
Mrs. A. Felix du Pont is chairman
Of the committee that is getting it up
this year and Mrs. Arlington Gilpin
Is treasurer, as usual. Then there are
lots Of people working for it, but I
haven't heard yet just who they all are.
~ let you know as soon as get the
full list
Don't get the idea that this is lust a
little tair--not at all. It's a bazaar.
and yon know, when you can call a
hing bazaar you have something to
ai kabout. Yes, indeed. The movies are
gong to be. at two. theatres, and the
daancing. and the sale are at the Red
Mill. And, just incidentally. it's ali
gong to happen on Saturday. August
a. Just week from today. Didn't I
E! ieI! you things were happening down at
Sape May just about as usual? I knew
''n'S would be coming along pretty soon.
NANCY WINNIE