Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-17
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF Engagement announced Today
She Tells OF Many Wedding Dates Mrs. r. X.
Cassatt Wears Striking Costume While Shopping

r CANNOT say that was surprised
to hear of Mrs. Newbold, Etting's
o,raeemcnt to John Price Wctbefill
MA morning. Signs have pointed that
NAV for some time. and friends Of Mrs.
Etting are very. much pleased. She Is
a most attractive woman and had a
a,npt t' married life, Mr.. Citing having
si.d after A trying illness. Mrs. Ettint
.mss claudia Mock, you remember,
s;stsr of Mrs. Frederick Bain and Of
WrS Ned Athcrton. She has been trav-
siinc out West this summer with Alice
tUstberill. who In Mr.. Wetherill's only
Mid Alice and Mrs. Etting are great
sriends. as Mrs. Fitting has chaperoned
har ouite often at various affairs Of
,a,o / have not heard when Mr.. Weth-
iii and Mrs. Etting will be married, ;,
snt there Ia little doubt that it will be
v~, eoon' I hope they will be very happy.
,y,uE Bobbie Cas.atts are at home after
snending couple of months in
Iownort. i saw Mrs. Cassatt on Chest
nnt street looking very smart in q dark
1 i,ne frock embroidered In floss, Her
Iat was a large black velvet model.
sasb;oncd with q shirred edge. Small
rrnnch flowers were placed close to. the
arown. Her shoes were very unusual
s,nsIl of course. for she has tiny little
f".t % and very high heels. They were
t,stcprd about the ankle with a little
s,raiqht leather strap about half inch
..;Je which was black, to match the
nnn,ps. and stitched on both edges with
white. They At tight, straight around,
like an anklet. ~
TIE Cassatts make me think of the
l Main Line. and then the horse show.
Md YOU know that Mrs. George B.
Tbaycr was to be in charge Of the cafe
toria this fall; She is chairman, with
Mrs. Henry Earnshaw and Mrs. Alex
snder Brown as vice chairmen. Mrs.
George 3. Evans Is treasurer, and Mrs.
iinrs was Mary Packard, you remem-
hor Her sister Ruth Is a debutante
~ the season. There will be twenty
women on the cafeteria committee. and
thew will take turns serving the lunch
eon and afternoon tea which Is to be
nassed around on the grandstand and
IN the boxes when ordered at any time
hotween a and 8 o'clock. The cafe
teria "eats" will be ready by II O'Clock
every day, and u they are as good as
heretofore, me, III be there at that
time. 2 b.,
hid YOU ever hear anything like the
~ wedding plans for this month and
next? There will be Edith Newlin and
Marland Hobbs's wedding on the
twenty fifth of September. out in Bryn
Mawr, at the Church Of the Redeemer.
The Ncwlins live way out on the Main
Line. as far as Whitford, so Edith de-
cidpd to be married at Bryn Mawr,
and her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Eisenbrey, will have the recep-
tion at their house in Ardmore. Whit
ford Is too hard to get to to have the
reception at home. Mrs. Newlin was
Miss Edith Eisenbrey, a sister Of How
ard Eisenbrey. 80 the wedding recep-
ton at the Eisenbrey home makes 1t
very nice.
On October s, Emily Clothier and
Fred Strawbridge will be married Mt
st. Martins Church. in Radnor, and
there will be reception later at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clothier, In
Villanova.
Dickie Newbold and Steve Colhoun,
as said yesterday. are to be married
October o. as are Virginia Roberts and
Percy Glcndinning. Ellen Glendinning
and Persifor Frazer, 3d's date is set
for October 10. And Helen Harte and
Tommy Thompson have selected October
II for theirs.
Marion Baird and Jared Ingersoll will
be married on November /. l think
that is the latest date announced. but
goodness knows, therell be many others.
MARY, who is five, was sent to the
1Vl corner store in the country place
where she and her mother and father
spent the summer. The store was in
sight, so mother could watch her go.
and after she had disappeared into the
door mother went in to answer the
telephone. She talked quite a little
while and when she finally hung up the
receiver she glanced ut the clock and
found fifteen minutes had passed, Be
coming alarmed. she started down the
street to find her daughter. As she
nrared the store, Mary came sauntering
out OF the door. why, darling, said
mother. what kept you so long!
Mother was worried"
oh" said Mary. II was Just look
Ing things over" NANCY WYNNE.