Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-03
! T7CT GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
:, wynne Tulks Of Affairs Given in Bar Hmbor and
''n nNs,gpors-A Number of philadelphan' in Camden
Me-Handson,e GoUns Worn at Newport

for Northeast Harbor, Me, where she
will spend several weeks as the guest
OF Mrs. Philemon Dickinson, of Philistla,
Chestnut Hill, at her summer home. Mr..
tcsa. %sal.nS 4. T'' Y. attend the races at Sara
Mr. and Mrs w. STANDBY Stokes. Of
Wissahickon avenue. and Carpenter
street Germantown, left last week for
Long Island, where they will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Reynolds. OF
this city, who are spending some time
Plaza, Athens, where they have recently
arrived from Lucerne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Clawson and
their daughter, Miss Margaret II. Claw
son, of 2ol5 Walnut street, who are
spending the. summer travelling in
Europe, are at present In Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Steinmetz, of
736 Westview street, Germantown. who
are travelling abroad, are at present
spending some time in Paris.
Mrs Kane s. Green and her daughter,
Miss Elisabeth w. Green, of Montgom-
left last week for Cape May. where they
will remain until September.
Miss Ida Benezet, 4516 Beacon street.
Is spending fortnight at Cape May.
Mrs. Rodger S. Powell, formerly of
this city. now of New York, will shortly
arrive n this city to visit her parents:
their home, 481S Locust street. Mrs.
Powell. who before her marriage was
Miss Helen Smith, is recovering from q
recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schoneld, Of
Chestnut Hin, announce the engagement,
Of their daughter, Miss Sarah Mitchell
Schofleld, to Mr.. Herbert l.. Phillips
OF New York. The wedding will be cello
brated In the fall.
Mr. and Mrs Frank H. wigton. Of
Selma, Germantown, who are on an ex
tensive motor trip through Canada, vii
, return the latter part OF next month.
Miss Hannah Wright. of waldheim
| Germantown, has Just returned from {
visit to Bay Head, N. J.
DR.. and Mrs. George Woodward ant
their sons Mr.. Stanley Woodward ant
| Mr.. Charles II. Woodward, of Krisheim
Chestnut Hill. who are spending th'
summer. at Jackson's Hole. Wyo, will
daughter, Miss Katherine Kolb. who re
Gently returned to their homo In Yves
School House lane, Germantown. from
| Europe, left last week for Polan,
Springs. Me-. where they will spend Au
gust.
nut Hill. have returned from Maryland
where they spent the early summer, MI
and Mrs; Biynn will leave August !
for Nantucket. where they Will joir
Mrs. Blynn's mother. Mrs Henry lie
Reid, of Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs q. L. r. Kothny,- o
Strafford and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nc
Guclin, of Rydal, will sail today 70
Europe, Mr.. and Mrs. Kothny will &
to Csecho-Slovakla to visit Mr.. Kothny'
father, and will return some time Il
November. Mr.. and Mrs. McGuckin eS
pect to return in late September t
| Rydal.
Mrs. e. s. Newbold, of Eastheld. VI
lanova, who has been staying in tn
Berkshires a short time. will spend tn
remainder Of the summer at Sprint
Lake.
The wedding Of Miss Lavinia I. Gads
den, daughter Of Mr.. Philip II. Gadsder
of the Longacre. and Mr.. Douglas N
Dimond. Of New York, was solemnize
In the Church or st. Luke and the Ep
phany. Thirteenth and Spruce street,
Monday afternoon. The Rev. David \
Steele. d. D.. rector Of the church, Off
ciated. Mr.. and Mds. Dimond wi
make their home in New York after
wedding trip spent In Maine.