Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Discusses Interesting Engagement OF
Ne,c York Member OF Philadelphia Family.
Hears of Painful Accident in Cape Nav
,Nn MRS ]. HAMPTON

AND MRS J. HAMPTON
M Barnes. of West Acres, Devon. are
.,rscting to start on a motor trip mex
~ ~ They are going up through TN;
yvh;te wrbn Mountains and will hnaily lans
~ "Narragansett Peir. Cecily Is goins
~ a. snend the rest OF the summer WIZ
tsr ~ aunt, Miss Anne Hampton barne'
ns' her place In Marblehead, Mass
Sscily's 's engagement to Emile =. Geyeiln
sss inst been announced, you know
oSs az 4 such a sweet girl, ana she ma, nas
s"ne S"e 80 much good work with her Hir,
Scents. They all think she Is Jus,
about the most ,9ye,y t9ing mnegs,;n in" l. ee tbe
walked, too. "Milly Geyelin sa, ns snt
,on Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Laussa'
sssrein, ~" Of Hardwicks, Villanova.
WASN'T It too bad about Mrs.
w Harry Beylard? You know she
hoon visiting her parents. MIR. anu
Mss ME- Samuel II. McCabe. in Cape May
a MI not long ago she was thrown from
anu no' II was n most painful accident
ea resultcd In a broken foot which
iu h"o laid her up for some time. They
mas nus " bsen having quite a family party
ns,. nsn tbcre, Mr.. and Mrs. William
sGmn Sivnson Sd. were there, too. Mrs.
S;n,pson was Alice McCabe. you know.
olb phi tbev live Mt the Monte Vista. In
nSm.rhrook' Sna Mrs. Beylard was Margaret
vy"r.ho and she and her husband have
NJ s,eO"I living In Louisville, ny. Then
.r.ro ;s another daughter. Mary. who IL
snsoved ns, 70 Allen Earnshaw. Allen was
soSn there too, over the weekend this
| last Sunday. a., ,,., re
,rnb n painful thing. and then it's SO
swfu, % 70 have anything like that happen
rben you're away and just there for
the purpose of enjoying yourself.
r WAS interested to hear of the en-
/ esgemcnt Of Martha Clover Todd
d Norfolk, Conn. to Allen w.: )uiies.
% Auburn, \. Y. Allen Dulles, Is a
grandson of the late Rev. John w.
Dulles, of this city and u grandnepnew
Of the late John Welsh. also or thls
CITY, who was minister to Engiana
during the administration OF iresidcnt
HAYES. Another ancestor was John W g.
Foster, who was secretary OF state III
| the cabinet of President Harrison. ahd
an uncle is the former Secretary or
State Robert Lansing.
And as far as that gocs. the younS
man is quite well known himself. ic
was graduated from Princeton in IDA
and after year in educational work in
India, entered the American diplomatic
service. and was in Vienna when we
entered the war. Later he was mem
ber of the American mission to nego-
tiate peace, and last May he came back
from diplomatic service in Berlin. He
has recently been promoted to the rank
Of first secretary of embassy.
Clover Todd-isn't that n pretty
name? 1t sounds as if she had bright
color aud dark curly hair, and could
wear deep old rose and mahogany
colorcd dresscs-went to school in
Pennington, Conn. | believe. and is n
member of the Junior League. She
was overseas during the war with her
sister, Lisa, in war work of some kind.
They came back about year ago.
Her grandfather was clergyman, too,
the Rev. Il. X. Todd. who founded the
Todd Seminary. Her parents are DIR.
and Mrs. Henry Alfred Todd, of Nor
folk
T HEAR that Elizabeth Gribbel has
1 returned from visiting her sister
In law. Mrs. W. Griffin Gribbel. at her
cottage in Vcntnor. Elizabeth is the
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. John
Gribbel. of st. Austell Hall. Wyncote.
|you know. Colonel and Mrs. Gribbel
are making tour this summer Of Eng
lend and Scotland. and are now in
the Scottish Highlands.
NANCY WYNNE.