Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of Prize Won by Miss Criscom for
Costume at Fancy Ball-Many Philadelpl,ians
at Narragansett Pier

= HEAR that Polly Griscom was
/ awarded one of the prizes for the
,rost beautiful costume at the fancy
dress ball which took place last sat !,
Ia, evening at the Misquamicut Coll
EEa,b' watch Hill. Polly was one OF
,ost year's debutantes. you will rcmem- :
To- and she had many entertainments
p,r,n In her honor. She was extremely
snn,lar She is the daughter of Mr..
pnpdman Griscom. Of Dolobran. Haver-
tovJ and the late Mrs. Griscom. who
la several years ago. The Griscoms
ae % Watch Hill nearly every summer,
"a /, winter they go to Florida, where
.hor have a plantation. Polly won the
Snuble foursome several weeks ago up
IN Watch Hill with her aunt, Miss
Pansy Griscom.
y1yHAT a wonderful time the people
w at Narragansett Pier are having
.bis summer It seems to be one con-
.;nuol round of pleasure, with polo,
tsnnis motoring, yachting and at least
= dozen other things. On Monday night
tbe Bridge Club, of which Mrs. Frank
Samuel. of this city. Is president, met
a. The Point Judith Country Club. Mrs.
Clem Wainwright was hostess; you
Snow she was Miss Eugenia Dixon. AT
10 40 supper was served. after which
tbe game went on until midnight.
There are so many Phlladeiphlans
there that It is not hard to have a
good time when you know everyone.
It's not like so many otner resorts,
n.bere Won only meet one or two from
YOUR own city and oil the others are
from different places.
some OF those who have recently gone
-, to Narragansett are Mrs. David Is.
sborn and her children, Of Berwyn--
,bay are staying with Mrs. Sharp 8
uarsnts DR.. and Mrs. Charles Hitch
pocL of New York-Mrs. Richard z.
Wcf.ronn and her son, Bertram Nc.
Grann. and Mrs. Horace Is. Hare and
Nor son. Willing Hare. who will be
joined today by Mr.. and Mrs. BenJa-
min Chew.
CHRIsTINE CADWALADER is
y very much better now since her
oneration. She had her tonslls removed,
I think I told you, after an attack OF
tonsilitis, and has been home from the
Rryn Mawr Hospital for n couple OF
weeks. She and her father and mother.
DR.. and Mrs. Williams Biddle Cad
yalader. are going up to Canada shortly
for several weeks, and when they return
Christine hopes to be quite well anu
ready for the gaycties Of the winter.
r HEAR that the Robert Donners, Of
! Buffalo, have n small son. He was
born on Tuesday in Buffalo, and every
one in the family is so pleased. Mrs.
Bonner, you remember, was Suzanne
Elliot. She is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Elliot, of this city, and a
sister of the late Richard Mccall FL
lot a lieutenant in the navy and killed
during the war. Mrs. Fitz-Hugh Green
Is a sister. She was Natalie Elliot.
Mr.. Donner is n son of Mr.. William
Donner, of this city. by his first mar
riage. The younger Donners have lived
In Buffalo since their marriage some
three or four years ago.
nANNIE, aged FIVE, had been asked
- q number of questions by his little
cousin Helen, who is six, about what he
would be and what he would do when
he grew up. He began to get bored
about it. What business was it of hers,
anyhow? Finally she said: Whore
you gon' to marry?" I'm not going
to marry at ALL" quoth he. "Oh Dam
ME, why not?" asked Helen. "Why,
everybody gets married" "No, they
don't, and I won't" said Dannie. II
don't have to. Why, God wasn't mar
ried. Was Hep
NANCY wTNNE.