Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
~IST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Discusses Doings of Philadelpl,ians
Various House Parties Planned for the Week.End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy b. Lloyd Entertain

SAW Mary Glendinning on Chest
mt street the other day. She was
-..,inp n pretty black and white dotted
..,,s dress trimmed with white brnid,
.,a her hat was black with n black
and white silk crown. Mary re-
..,nod about n month ago with her
s...,ts Colonel and Mrs. Robert
r,ord,nning. from South America
where they have been since early in the
,,,;ru Mrs. Glendinning developed
ormonia on the way home, you re-
Pn,,her and IL only just now getting
nham, ne again, The Glendinnings have a
a.sut;f,,l place out in Chestnut Hi1.
Their other daughter, Ellen, married
ppars,for Frazer. Sd, last October, YOU
tuow. Both girls are fair and have
nhsrnine manners. They are In mourn
ins Tor Mrs. Glcndinning's father, Mr..
George Carpenter, who died last winter.
MOTHER person l saw In town
"A lately was Gertrude Graham, or
Cav "a she Ia sometimes called by her
friends, She has been visiting Priscilla
i1ovis st York Harbor during the sum-
NOR and also Masic Stewart, who is
tbe daughter of Mrs. Robert lie Conte,
A. her cottage In Bar Harbor. Gertrude
will be one of this seasons debutantes.
md will be the guest of honor AT a tea to
he siyen by her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
Edwin Eldon Graham. Of 1713 Spruce
street. on Saturday. November 20. She
viii also be the guest Of honor at u
dance on Friday evening, October IS.
Her sister, Lorraine, married Edward
A, Bacon, of Milwaukee, about two
Years ago, and she has been living
out in Milwaukee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bacon will entertain In honor OF their
sister at q theatre party after the tea.
DR.. and Mrs. Graham and Gertrude
spent the month Of August in Maine on
a fishing trip. and have just returned.
Gertrude is attractive and will no doubt
be very popular this winter.
MIR. AND MRS. STACY B. LLOYD
lN will give a dinner this evening in
honor Of Ellen McMichael at their
place at Upper Saranac. in the Adiron-
dacks, where they have been spending
the summer. Ellen has been visitir,
the Lloyds' daughter, Ellen Douglas
Lloyd, for some time. She 10 the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Emory
McNlichael. of 204l Walnut street. and
Knoll House, Devon. She and Ellen
Lloyd will be introduced TO society in
the fall. Both girls attended school ii
Paris last winter and have always been
awfuly good friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd and their daughter will return
on Wednesday next to Wye House,
their place at Ardmore.
A NUMBER of persons will entertain
n at house parties over the week end
and Labor Day, which will make quite
a, nice long holiday. Mr.. md Mrs.
Harlow c. Voorhees,. Of Elkins Park,
will entertain at their cottage. at
Easesmere. Their guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randolph Wood,
Of Elkins Park, and Mrs. Voorhees,
Drayton. of Melrose Park. Young
Teddy Wood has been spending thu
summer abroad MS the guest Of his aunt.
Miss Juliana Wood. who has been over
there for some time. She spent most
OF the summer in Italy and Paris and
returned to this country a short time
ago. Miss Wood did splendid wori,
abroad during the war and STAYED OH
over there for quite long time after
the war was ended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Boyle and
their daughter, Marguerite, will pc
guests of George Meade Large at his
cottage at Cape May over the holi
days. Lysbeth Boyd will have as her
guests at Cape May Mary Erncstine
Coleman, Betsey Davis, John Strubius
and Walter Rex.
NANCY wYNSE,