Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF Various Happenings in the Social
WorId--Mr. and Mrs ]. Berram Lippincott to
Cive Garden Party at Country Home Tomorrow

roD you ever hear so many bands in
IL ,our life az Yesterday Every
-h.re you turned you met one or heard
~. ,n The distance. And am 90 glad
y did not rain; that is, to any extent.
understand there were q few showers
she country, but otherwise Il was
= ~ cool and, though cloudy, d comfort
sbis day. 1t was very gay out at the
Hcrss show and Country Fair. most
Il The people arriving by ] o'clock,
.lvvrrsisipg ~ business from noon on.
S"awtstsrs and topcoats and cloaks
"a certainly the order Of the day,
~ sven when the sun peeped out a
u the air was still chilly.
"tN course, those interested in the
c..ntry Fair had chance to rest up
Sc.r Sunday, and, of course, they en-
yY.s.d a all ever so much, but ] would
}Ts 10 wager they are mighty glad it's
nvsr % for another year. 1t certainly
~ 80 mean work. However, It Is work
80 hss It's reward. for I hear that
~sry eoodly sum has been realized for
~ Bryn Mawr Hospital. which is the
bsnehciary. .i.ti.,E
mHn class days and commandments
j are starting In today and we will all
M vending our ways. to the various
schools to see our daughters and nieces.
sisfsrs and cousins graduate. Spring
,,ncn r,Sv and a charming lot Of girls will
ns~Susta from there. And Mics Irwin .
\ tSjs week, too, and Baldwfn's and
S,s Shipley's. The class day exer-
sSsss are always the most fun, think,
mi I'm sure the girls do, too. Or
conrse, the, actual graduation is the
ssrious day. but you can't be very
serious at seventeen and eighteen, can
you!
MANY Philadelphians are interested
lu In Peter Mccall Keatins's wedding
Antonio. Ter, which is Miss Aubrey's
home. And after a wedding trip they
vii VIII come up here to live in Wawa.
Dr.. Heating Is the son Of the late DR..
Johp Keating, who was q son Of the late
Dr.. william Heating BY his fret mar.
r1ars With Miss Susan La Roche. DR..
RcStipg is q nephew Of the late Percy
Rsat1pS and Of Mrs. Mason Campbell.
Mrs. d. Mason Lsle, who was q daush-
tr II Dr.. William Ksst!ng BY his sec
and marriage to Mfss Eliza Borie, is
et1p- aunt. Miu0 AuVI6y IL inc
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Aubrey. of San Antonio. Il was when
Dr. Kesting was on duty duying the
var that be met HE bride OF tomor-
row. Before our entry into the war
he spent some time in France In the
hospitals doing splendid work. His
mother and sister, Mrs. John Keating
and Miss Elisabeth Keatins, I've at
Wawu. Another sister IN Mrs. William
Sands, whose home is In Morrtssown.
and third sister IL Mrs. Mark Wilcox,
who lives In Wswa.
ITHB ]. Bcrtram Dippincotts will have
i delightful garden party tomorrow
aftsuoon at their home Melmar, In
Bethayres. Mrs. Lippincott, who is
most delightful hostess, will be assisted
In receiving BY her two daughters, Mrs.
william Paul O'Neiii, who was Ma
rianna Lppincott, and Mrs. Nicholas
Biddls, who WIS Sarah Lppincott.
Mrs. Joseph Wharton Mppincott, a
dauEhter in Inv, also will receive. The
Lppmcotts have a beautiful place and
especially fine gardens. I always think
there II nothing 70 delightful as an out
of.doors party In early June. Later in
the season the ippincotts Will 10 up
b Jamestown, r. l., where they have
& house up on the Dumplings, that
beautiful end Of the island which com