Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

- WAS interested to hear that Nancy
80 wos one of the soloists at the
nai U entertainment given by the sum
hnn III. snests at the Firemen's Hall at
mer Scrstown last week The enter
",umcnt was given for the benefit of the
,uiiiott Free Library and is looked for
WI 20 narh year with great interest,
Nanc, 10 the daughter of Mrs. Walter
Ea Eono who lives at 200 East Johnson
...fct Iot Germantown. She was n mem
sor of the Unique Opera Company,
p'hicb roye two delightful performances
W., s,Ting YOU remember. Catharine
HWhorton ,a Morris, who is great friend
W T,,rv's. was also one of the mem
Sa.s Sa .' She il spending the summer, at
ggen,cstovn, which is just across the. bay
Jun Jun Saunderstown. The Copes have
Ion lU,n Going there for several summers.
Seem TSo,, has n beautiful voice and con-
Nai 4, oIwnys worth while when she is
cel' 90 The soloists. Nancy, Catharine
Worr;a Sne and Rodolphe Won Schauensce
s.accntly gave a musical affair ut New
port, hear.
r>1D vou know that Mildred Washing
~ ton Lee. of 1912 South Rittenhouse
souore. who sailed for France the latter
nsrt of June, returned last week from
paris? She spent a few days at the
pelgrayia and then left for Paul smiths;
n Y. where she is the guest OF Dr: ana
Mrs George Fales Baker, OF the Belle
yue. Stratford, ut Hepburnwood, their
summer home there. A.,
Miss Lees parents, DR.. ana MIS-
Edmund Jennings Lee. went to IariS'
accompanied by their younger daughter;
Florence +. Lee, to visit their son anu
daughter in law, who are, you KNOW
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles smith Lee; MI.
Too will be remembered as Ellen Ia
Costa Newbold, the daughter & Oh M.s' s
Jobn Da Costa Newbold, of 222l ST.
yonm yomas nloce. Mrs. Newbold, by the
yay, is at present at Atiant,c CiIs'
r;oge which was nearly two years ago.
The Lees went abroad ana nave pepm
living in Budapest, but they are now
In Paris. where Mr.. Lees DusiheSS III
terests have called him.
I was interested to hear that they
have recently received congratulations
on the birth Of twins. Or. and mrs.
Ice and Florence and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith Lee will san ior 'hls
country about the middle of September
HAVE noticed in town lately great
i many persons who have just come
back from various places. On 1londay
afternoon I saw Mrs. Standley Stokes
on Chestnut street. She was wearing a
good looking dark blue tailor made suit,
which seemed to fit her perfectly. ner
hat was medium sized and of dark blue
straw, trimmed with dark blue sllk.
Mrs. Stokes was, you know. Rutn
, Coke, the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Brinton Coke, of Pcnllyn.
Her sister is Mrs. Andy Porter. whose
marriage took place in the early sum
mer Mrs. Stokes has three attractive
children, all boys, ] believe, and she Is
herself very attractive young matron;
The same day ] passed Mrs. Edward
Lowbcr Stokes, who was, you rcmem :
ber, Mary Brooke. She had on an aw-
fully pretty gray blue sweater over a
white skirt. Her hat was about the
same shade as her sweater. Virginia
Heckscher and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ledyard Heckscher, were also in
town on Monday. They have been
spending the summer at Northeast Har-
Dor and have just returned to their
home, Bolingbrokc. at Radnor.
MR.. AND MRS. BEAU WHITNEY
4N1 have been spending the summer out
In Chestnut Hill. You know their mar
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