Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-01
TUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of Phadelphians Of Social Impor-
lance Ariuing Home From, Various Resorts
Ii Today-Hears OF Baseball in Cape MAY

-,,uANoR GUMMEY has returned
trom abroad with her aunt. Mrs.
cis,sy w. Keith, and Mrs. Keith 8
elansS, Sidney. They arrived home Tues :
SUI and Eeanor has Joined her parents,
ess md Mrs. Charles Francis Guminey,
MI .hsir place at Gwynedd Valley.
M have been travelling in Europe
Ines , oorlv in July and had wonderful
lii. III hear. Eleanor was one of last
su,nps,on,s u,p, debutantes. having come out
s.''t Ton In October. at her parents
~ as house, 2126 Locust street. She
wv wv wss given a large ball at the
ps,I.vue ssH stratford on New Years Eve.
NrrMBER Of persons are expected
"A home today from various resorts.
ar. Thomas Mexican and her daugh =
~ Nancy are expected to arrive from
.sa,r white Grass ranch, at Teton, in
tWnnrinv. Nc, where they have been spend =
w. Tho summer. The McKeans have n
hasrt;ful place at Rosemont, where
A., do a great deal Of entertaining.
Nancy was one of last season 8 debu-
t.ntss and n great many affairs were
qiyen in her honor.
Augusta Harrison is also expected to
..trrn today to her parents home,
rbuckswood Farm. Villanova, from a
,isit 70 Mrs. Gerald Holsmnn, Of 201S
Iocust street, at her summer home In
WI uarbor. where she has been for
ton days. Augusta is the daughter Of
NJ and Mrs. Charles Gusts Harrison,
r. and was a debutante last year. too.
She and her mother and sister Ellen
~;Il sail some time in October for Eu-
,one 10 spend the winter. Mr.. Harri-
sop Ellen and another sister, Mary
Snottswood are spending several weeks
IN wyoming on the ranch Of Mr.. and
Mrs Maxwell Struthers Burt. They
are expected home about September 10.
Eleanor Robb is another returning
Peggy Rosengarten, at Winter Harbor.
Me-" at the Rosengarten cottage there.
Peggy is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell G. Rosengarten, Of 2O4I
Jocnst street. you know. Eleanor s
marriage to Tom Lineaweaver will take
Mace on October s, and will be one OF
the most important events of the early
s,tumn. The ceremony is to be at
tbe Church of the Redeemer, Bryn
Mawr, and it is interesting to know
tbnt Bishop Poyntz, Of North Dakota. |.
Who oficiated at the marriage OF
Eleanor's parents, will perform the
ceremony. He will be assisted by the
Rev, George Calvert Carter. Eleanor
is the daughter OF Mrs. Henry Bur-
nett Robb. of 1925 Spruce street, and
Acrefair, Haverford.
livery ONE is showing great in
II terest in the weekly baseball games
at Cape May. Last week the Phila-
delphia Racquet Club played the Cape
May team. and defeated them in the
tenth inning. Among those on the
Racquet Club team are Bert Bell,
Hutchie Scott, John Scott. Bow
Wheeler and John Hart, Jr. Another
interesting match on the golf links was
foursome played by Bert Bell, Theo-
dore Lille and Mr.. and Mrs. Heck
Wetberll. One day the girls were
dressed as twins, in yellow sweaters,
white skirts, tan hats and tan stockings,
and they certainly looked attractive.
Mrs. Harry McMichael. who is at
Cape May with her aunt, is wearing
a stunning blue tweed skirt, and blue
sweater to match, with tan felt hat.
The felt hats are very popular and are
80 pretty at the sea. shore.
THE man at the organ began playing
i futed confection suitable for soft
music by the orchestra as the sad
scene in the fve reeler faded In. y
Snifles we're here and there, and hand
kerchiefs began to appear. Elizabeth
Ann, who had been brought by her
mother to have a pleasant afternoon,
was an old hand at the movies. The
sob stuff didn't get her for a min
ute.
Don't cry. mother" she soothed as
the parental handkerchief was swished
out of the handbag, "it's only in the
movies - NANCY WYNNE.