Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
] lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Takes in Styles at Cape May-Sniking
Bulgarian S,oeater Worn by Mrs. allan Emnslta,o.
Ne,us From Various Other Resorts

.pr NAY was as popular as ever on
Sunday in spite Of the cooler
leather. The regular August crown
,stSered on the beach and from an . ap !,
pesnlsnser Marjorie Large, the attrac-
THE yancbtcr yea, Of Mrs. Robert Large,
tvs unusually we'll in a white crepe
iooA.hi shine "petar' gown, and white
de lin hot. with this costume she wore
slam la,'nning white knitted cape. Mar
~ Is pretty and although her hair
lorlo tbe anne color as her mothers s
~ almost as beautiful. She will be
|" tbis seasons debutantes, you
sn1m, 1gmn,otber good looking costume was
,vnrn by Mrs. Nelson Edwards.
INA. Sross was pale blue voile, with
si,. neit net collar and cuffs, and her hat
WIZ b,ock lace. trimmed with a single
n.r ~ orange blossoms on the side.
sP' whitney Wright, who was Emley
vi YOU remember, wore a salmon
.niorsd frock and gray felt hat. Mrs.
gTnotscber Wetherill was looking aw-
t.,i,r we'll in a white linen skirt and a
,ui mbite wool sweater. Her hat was white
Mr., Allan Earnshaw appeared on the
Mach In the first hand made bulgarian
.weoter, II was white, with figures in
b,ne tan and red. The Bulgarian sweat
srs % are becoming very popular, ! hear,
and seem to be the latest thing IN
striped sweaters:
caused quite sensation one day last
week when she appeared on the g0il
,,nts IN n white silk knicker suit. She
a. Tho first to introduce the style in
Cane May. although it seems to be
nn;te n regular thing ut some of the
ether resorts. On Sunday Mrs. Roberts
was wearing a white silk frock with O
siIk cape, bordered with heavy white
silk fringe. She is one of the most
nopular young matrons down there.
Wrs. Roberts, you remember, was Eve
lyn Chew before her marriage.
r HEAR that arrangements have about
i been completed by the members Of the
Tennis Committee Of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club for the Middle States lawn
tennis championship tournament, which
will commence on Monday, September
10 That date is not 30 very far on
now, and I am wondering II the event
won't bring a great many persons home
early from their vacations, or IL they
will iust come on for the occasion. The
Philadelphia Cricket Club Is an ideal
nlace 10 hold a tournament. 1t always
seems 80 cool on the porches there, and
'the courts are wonderful. too.
Mrs. John III. Whitaker is chair
man of the committee, and she
will be assisted by Mrs. John &. Gilpin,
who was Lucy Disston, YOU remember,
and her sister. Mrs. Patrick Grant, Sd |;
Mrs. Joseph W. Wear. Mrs. Edward
Krumbharr, who was Helen Dixon !;
Mrs. NJ. G. Huff, Ellen Gowen Hood
and Catharine Wharton Morris.
NORTHEAST HARBOR has had a
~ wonderful season. 1t Is such an
attractive place, you know, and there
are so many different things to do there
that every one has good time. Nearly
every one up there is from Philadelphia.
Maisie Rush Bartol and Barbara Ben
son have been having great time to-
gcther, | hear. Maisic Is a very at
tractive girl and has so much original
style about her. Barbara Benson is
engaged to Bob Jeffries. you know.
They are to be married some time this
autumn.
Virginia Heckscher. Georgiana Har-
ris, Betty Elliott, gnes Yarnall and
Sophie Yarnall. who Is engaged to Reg
gle Jacobs, are also there. Others
there with their families are Anna
Lewis, Helen Michel, Elise du Pont,
Mary Nixon, Mary Fahnestock and
Mary Trotter Goodman.
NANCY WYNNE.