Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
IIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Discusses Various People and Things
Hears Latest Ne,cs about Ne,oport Dog Sho,o
in August Ouerhems Cute Remark

r WAS glad to hear today that Mrs
i Tristram G. Colkct is very much bet
ear and expects to be able to go to her
,nmo In Bryn Mawr In n few days.
Won know she has been quite III apd
mos in the University Hospital for sew
avn, weeks |; but she seems to be coming
,ock to. herself again now. Just in
.;r,o I'm afraid for some rather poor
weather. g. -,
ISN'T Il funny--you know, ! was
talking about Marjory Taylor Hard
wicke just the other day anu, JUST al.
n,.ord I walked up Chestnut street.
cry r,bon should ] see but that same
MSsr;ory Sn She looked very well, too.
T.. sports costume of brown plaid
luirt nlain brown coat, and a straw
hot of most becoming tan, with a silk
n" ."arf around It. She wears brown very
.N.ou for she has such pretty brown
Soir and such lovely bright color.
eusAN GROOME is spending week
y or two with Mrs. Edward d.
To,and at her place in, Whitemarsh.
you know. she is engaged to Mrs.
Toland's son Bob. and they are to be
married on September III at Airlie: the
hnn,o of Susan's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tnr G, Groome. IN Warrenton. Va.
Nancy Dupping Is going to be maid Of
honor and Mary Ernestine Appleton will
bs one of the bridesmaids. believe there
sre TO be seven others, but haven't
hoard vet who they will be. Eckley
Cove and Samuel Wagner will be among
tho ushcrs but, of course, there viii be
Whitcmarsh by the way, is getting
70 bc n very popular place. There are
some lovely houses up there, and If the
cricket club is moved up there, as is ex :
nected now. il will be quite place. It's
20 high that it really Is quite cool in
summer, and there is q view from some
of the highest parts of that country that
is worth going that distance to see.
yTOU know I told you some time ago
i about the dog show that is going to
be held in Newport on August 21-nt
the Casino. Of course. What in the
world would Newport do without its
Casino? We'll. I've heard some more
about it. (Thc dog show. not the
Casino) The committee includes Mrs.
Gustav +. s. White. Mrs. Michael NJ.
Van Rurcn. Miss Alice Brownell. our
own Miss Margaret Dunlap. DIR. II. p.
Church and DR.. Philip e. Clark. They
have already received good many con =
tributions Of prizes, and among them Is
a prize for colips, offered BY Mrs. Ed
ward J. Berwind. Miss Julia Berwind,
Mr.. p. A. B. WidenPr and Mr.. Clarence
w. Dolan are also among the contrib
utors.
And speaking Of Newport. hear that
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton gave
children's party on Tuesday Mt theii
summer home in Jamestown. When you
talk about Newport you just naturally
think about jamestown, too. They
must have had beautiful time. James
town is such a wonderful place fol
children.
7 WAS standing at the counter wait
L ing for my order when the door
opened and cute little dusky lady
walked in. She asked for a pound o
sugar, She looked so pert as she stood
there with a big pink bow on her kinky
black hair, and an important expression
on her brown little face that the sales
man was moved to be .facetious. He
leaned over the counter toward her
And what are you going to do will
pound of sugar. he asked. with al
indulgcnt smile. The little dark mis-.
raised her nose an inch or two higher
II think I'll frame it and hang it ur
on the WALL" she replied.
NANCY WYNNE.