Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-09
I 'TTST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wye Chats Of the Con'inss and Coinss Of the
- Social WorId-She Tells of the Wedding of
Miss Baker and Mr.. ShepLey

.,r,p that Mrs. Hutchie Scott and
n..sv her sister in law. have gone
fan'y von,nor from Cape May to stay
wH ,.rol days with Brownie War
M !. The warburtons are all down
pu,,On ,,,or and Brownie and the SCOTS
" %, friends, and spend much Of the
~ ... together, either at Cape May
nn' ,hs SCOTS have a cottage, or In
yneie -" where the Warburtons. Mae
venino,, ia other members of the wanna
I.sssr Isy family are apt to congrega,e,
,oand, ,po.n,ine and John Wanamoker' 'r'' are
rsSd irssosd at present, you know.
.u,s afternoon we have the wedding
!, sonbie Baker and Ethan Allen
oi If ST. Louis. In st. Asaph 8
EnepJ, Bala. Sophie is the third OF
unn,ps%l unnpalsr siris to marry. Linda mar.
ms Mr Ames, of st. Paul, several
neo ! sgo' 20 and Sarah Baker is the wife
Tsr Bell. Julie, too. Is engaged,
~ ~ n be- married on October 10 to
~ lanes Nixon, Jr., Of San An
scu,o She Is going out there to live.
w " and Sophie goes to st. Louis. It
ssiss great scatteration, does 1t notf
Mrs Baker is wonderfully brave
.hnnt Il and II must be a great heart
ss.si ~ Tor her to have her three daugh :.
~ - a. far AWAY. Only Rachel AMI
SsHv are left at home now, and, judg-
~ yrou, the way In which the otheis
~ nj married off, I doubt II they'll
~ home long. They are attractive
Al. ali six, and you know others are
ssnd 10 find that out as well as our
-. There is to be q small reception
~ Afternoon for the families and In
800 friends after the ceremony, which
I'M be performed by the Rev. Harrison
Tlsht, who officiated at both the other
Dsisr weddings.
= SAW Gertrude Pancoast and her
j mother on Walnut street the other
.. and they both looked awfully we'll.
0GAude was wearing q smart dark
~ foulard dress. With white scrolls
Ovorins Il, and a small black hat
Ammed with black feathers. Mrs. Pan
6vast also wore a dark blue dress, with
~ white dots through It. Her hat was
1hrSe sailor shape, trimmed with white
loVsn. hear that Gertrude Is going
p 70 Maine on a visit, and ! suppose
Il Will spend some of the summer in
Cps May. The Pancoasts generally
IT'S funny when you hear Of one per-
i son going to a certain resort on one
day, you just meet any number Of
people In that same day or week who
hn you they are going there or they
have heard of some one who is going
thue, too. There are the Nathan Tay-
lcn for instance, Mrs. Taylor and Eva
lna and Marjorie. They went up to
Kennebunkport. Me-, some time ago,
lnd happened to speak Of 1t to Ailsa
MacColl and found that abe and her
parents have a cottage up there. Ailsa,
you remember. did fine work on the
ether side during the war. She is a
most attractive girl, I think. Her par
snts are the Rev. Alexander MacCoiI
and Mrs. MacColl. Mr.. MacColl is
pastor Of the Presbyterian church Mt
Twenty first and Walnut streets.
The Maxwell Shepherds Of Twenty
second and Walnut streets motored up
70 Rennebunkport about two weeks ago.
They have beautiful summer home
there, the Greyling, where they spend
narly every season.
The William Henry Trotters and
Betty Trotter, their daughter, will
spend the summer up in Kennebunk-
rr, and ever so many others. too.
NOSE names / do not at the moment
Mall.
WHAT busy little beings kiddies are
" Take Billy, for instance. He is
three years old and he never stops try
,1s bis band at one thing or another.
he has often watched his sister make
candy, and he liked the taste. and go
!ns other day when Mother happened
INTO the kitchen during map" time.
lner Billy had been. as she thought.
asleep In his little bed for
!! ~ east half an hour, there was Master
slll bending over the saucepan ON the
loor, In which were oatmeal. milk.
Iugsr' coco, breadcrumbs, two nm,
9tsssn p eggs and sprig of mint. why.
Dayr she exclaimed, what on earth
~ you doing?" And Billy said. stir
''%s nusily with a spoon, Making