Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-22

,,,uo would have believed ten years
w. ,bat Cape May would come
w vs. Il has? ] went down Tor q
BACK Tow days ago and was amazed
whlie ",,,nmber of cottages that nave
at tnG I, hepn opened, and the, crowd
alrcau' hcach. The water was dehght-
on on. u, ,,orm and in spite of the rather
inp ,.ooze blowing from the vast on
stu IN, many bathers dotted the sur1'
Sun"% sui oome costumes, believe me!
cpoJ-p of some -day-to-be deDu-
a ,o,tes and boys still in school was
tn;nod at house party by young
sn,mrr' sim. 1innincott,, the son OF MI. and
blIl' William A. Lippincott,, 80, OF
nmrs..h-ook who have opened their cot
OVere,Uth ~ the summer. The girls in their
Tag Ihrisbt .colored frocks end brighter
sng.d snge, u syeaters made a delightful pic
,tvre % on the white sand; , 49,, ,
'u1 Tho Heekscher Wetherills also nave
Id their cottage just off the ocean
pn oprme and with them were Lisa Norris
dri,e, Aired Sergeant. Edwina Wetherill
ana " ring one Of those dashing Bull
u .ion ierseys. a particularly pretty
gar'a;a role gray, embroidered in green
one one ., soft tones of brown and worn over
anu nroy Jersey skirt. She certainly does
look stunning. -, ,.,..s
A.. Cone May colony this summer.
,Mns Me- Large, you remember, was CLIFFORD
MMaa.bnId M1S.b and as Clifford Newbold spent
Nsmv' NV n summer down there with her
narsnts ,nans Her father, the late Penn
pT,.hoId was often to be seen on the
hoocb surrounded by perfect bevy OF
ob;Idren. ] never knew man to love
children more than he.
Mr. and Mrs. Large. who lived in
Now York State after their marriage,
.0csntly returned to this city and are
living in Chestnut Hill.
MoNG the perennial summer resi-
"A dents down there. the Horace Eu-
,onc Smiths have opened their house
o. tbe ocean front for the season. With
Them is their daughter. Mary G. Smith 4;
ond their baby granddaughter, Mary
Cbarlotte. the child of the Mcclure
Fahnestocks, will join them shortly
with her parents.
The McCabes have opened their cot :
tage and with them are their daughters.
MARY McCabe Earnshaw and Alice
Simpson. and the latter's darling infant
son, " llllam SllnpSon. ou' "Ts' ih"i
Adams and her son law and daugh
Ter, Tommy Hart and his wife, I also
spicd on the beach and the Iongstreths
the Hunters, the Bisphams, the Davises,
the Wcstcotts and many others are
already established for the summer.
QUE BUTTERWORTH'S s wedding
u is to take place this afternoon. Sh,
ond Fred Lewis. you know. have beer
nprfectly devoted to each other al
through their years of growing up. II
Is n elimination of boy and cir
friendship and most delightful one
Bunny" Gcary is to be maid of honor
and most vivaCious small maid she will
bc. The wedding is to take place il
Chestnut Hill. Fred Lewis is the sol
of Mr. Charles Megargee Lewis and Is {
brother of Agnes Lewis. The Ievise'
live in Germantown.
IIEMBERS of the younger set, som
lu of them dcbs of the coming season
and some still sub dcbs. will have a goot
time tonight at the dance which th
Nixons are giving for Mary out Mt tn,
Philadelphia Country Club. Colone
and Mrs. William Elliott will give 1
dinner for Hannah before the dance
By the way. isn't Betty Elliott popular
She's been bridesmaid about four time
already this spring. And she's engaged
herself, you know, to young Mr.. Pew
NANCY WYNNE.