Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-12
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nnucy lynne Takes in the Styles at the National Tennis
Tournament at Monheim-Sees Many Prominent
PhiladelphianS Just Home From, abroad

,,ur crowds attending the National
r.,,;s Tournament at Mannheim
q. certainly shown that Philadel-
as,. ,s home again. Everybody was
p p.., An Friday. I think, and those
w. ~, wers not surely turned out Satur-
, @ The Mannheim Cricket Club is a
,a. ,s,,, quaint, old place, don't you
~, @ To me 1t is all Of Germantown
tn'.H Hnutabell. However, you would not
M ~ the pace these days with the
knoM orentest tennis stars battling 1t
woritL tor Richest honors and the cream OF
ou. .,stv in the East looking on.
soTh Thc first person to attract my atten-
lnu mas Seo Strawbridge, wearing an
uon nu,hite dress and a large black hat.
G."h has lust returned from Newport
cnu her her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
VIZ vs,rswbridge, where she has been for
y. w. time. You know, Nco went
QUIZ some time in the spring and re-
su,Ud LINED directly to Newport. she was
.no of last season $ most popular de-
On. eontes and many delightful enter
p,nn,ents we're given In her honor.
"iM Mrs Crawford Madeira looked very
MI dark blue and white striped
Ten VIZ. rown ~ and a large black straw hat.
W" dd Mrs. John White Geary, IN
ss,,e silk skirt and a dark piue Jersey
Tn,t' WIZ sweater. With this. Mrs. Geary
s,Ore s,Ore a small, dark blue haN
oruTE few were there from tho
~ Main Line who generally came over
~ In the afternoon. Mrs. "i,ilaIn
"a, la,e tIerLurn was ameng those from
w.. w.. ssction, She looked attractive 10
tnsl tM,ct creme de chine dress, made win
. as,uorai pninted overskirts and paneis
n',h nhoth aides, Her hat was large
..,rs On V shane of black velvet trimmed
pl.stuh p.s Mack aigrettes. Mrs. Hepburn re-
VIZ saut,v returned from abroad; Mrs.
gb gTaa.nb Wayne, Jr., was also there. us
sw.pM Mrs Fitz Eugene d. Newbold and
W.. we,e n Walter Clark, Sd. / noticed
NJ The sub. debs were not as well
,.ssnresented ,s as the younger school set.
n6oLIY THAYBR was, of course,
M on hand. She is such a wonderful
nlayer herself, you know. ! saw heT
ritb Helen and Beatrice SeweM. L
Near that Helen Is to play at the fhlia.
Sslnhia Cricket Club the latter part
AZ tbis month. She and Kitty forter
viii again defend the title they won
iss. year. Kitty Is abroad, put IL ls
boped that she will arrive IN time ior
tSs tournament. Molly was looking
swfully we'll after her vacation. IL
was quite interesting to see every one
oiring and answering questions ABOUT
Another good looking get-up was
worn by Josephine Hooper. IL was
1ay silk sweater and a gray ana white
INK striped skirt. Her hat was pc
.,;nmed in front with punches of blue
and deep rose -colored grapes.
THERE will be several important
l weddings next month, and one or
,uo will take place this month. Emmie
Schwartz has decided on October ! for
hsrs She is to marry Mexican Allen,
and the wedding will take place at st.
Martins. in the Fields at 4 o'clock.
Hone Allen. McKean's sister, will act
ss maid Of honor and Anne and kath-
crime Schwartz will attend their sister
A bridesmaids. After a wedding trip
Mexican and his bride will live in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pcrcival Dray-
ton, on Stenton avenue, Chestnut Hill,
which they have leased for the winter.
Invitations for the wedding Of Betty
Elliott and Arthur Pew have been sent
out for Saturday, October 8, at the
Calvary Presbyterian Church. After
the ceremony there will be breakfast
st the home of Betty's parents. Mr.