Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-06
'TLST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of the Opening Of the Neo Golf
Course in Flourto,Un-Mr. John Wagner
aD CiUes annual Party

rr WAS delightful out at the formal
o..n;nv Of the Philadelphia Cricket
c.,H,s S, new eighteen hole golf course
C"y Flourtown on Independence Day.
~ .eally believe the whole OF Cnest-
All Hiil was there. The grounds ars
",tuated on the upper Wissenicxoh,
hstween the Plymouth quarries ana
Bethlehem pike. .o,..,v
hroien mii down old gray farmhouse. has
oro otronsformed into a stunning white
os, oirh The house is built in the shape
10 r. and the top Of the I faces
-. road. On the side toward the golf
a,,rso s"u there ia q stone terrace beyond
-. norcb. and the spectators mcy see
iii III he enthusiasts as they start of.
Aions the edge Of the terrace at inter.
nsia are several large wooden flower
hc,ss Allied with pink geraniums. The
Souse Is awninged in green and white
~ripes and the shutters are painted
"'1S The furniture is gray and the tables
Ia The tearoom have narrow bands of
hlue about the edges, while orange.
colored shades are used for the lights.
,rhe large center table was ornamented
with a large orange colored bowl and
Two orange -colored candlesticks. 1t
really was attractive.
I saw the Morgan Churchman's, the
nillie Goodmans Tin fact, I hear Mrs.
Goodman's taste was responsible for
lhe lovely furnishings), the Joe jan
ncys. Wharton Churchman's, Jack Fas-
; Tits, Ned Farnums, Joe Bartows,
Joseph Wears, the Roland Morgans,
Churchill Williams, Morris Wistar,
Mrs. Arthur Lea, Mrs. John Whit
mker, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Goodall, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Conner Weeks, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Brown and 4 number Of
others.
SPEAKING Of Mrs. Weeks, did you
~ know that she had rather bad fall
recently? She tripped over rug on
n hardwood floor and fell, breaking
her arm. She was at the club on
Tuesday with her injured arm in a
ling. And she certainly is game about
It. I heard several people commiserat.
ing with her, but she would not have IL
50. why. it might have been great
deal worse.' said she. Suppose It
had been my right arm?"
nOWN IN Germantown Mr.. John
- Wagner gave his annual Fourth OF
July party for his relatives and their
families and close friends. Mr.. wag-
ner, you know, is brother of Mr..
William Worrell Wagner. His house,
which Is called -Four Oaks" is on
School House lane, and is more than a
hundred years old. These beautiful
old fashioned celebrations of the Fourth,
lave been held there for the last thirty
five or forty years. N..
It's an all day affair. starting about
10 o'clock and lasting through the aft
crnoon. with luncheon served ut noon.
The afternoon is given over to games
for the children: and they certainly do
have wonderful time. One unique
ceremony Of the day is the "f1ring off,
# n cannon upon the arrival of each
yuest.
No invitations are sent out for the
rarity, you are asked only ''by word
Of mouth"
ND you hear that Catherine Morris
- Is going to dance at the fete which
is to be given up in Newport, on the
twelfth Of this month? Mrs. Guthrie
Nicholson, Mrs. Marion Eppley, Mrs.
Dudley Davis and. Mrs. Shaw Safe, all
Of Newport. have the fete In charge.
and 1t Is to be given for the. benefit
Of st. Johns Church up there. Cath
crime is the daughter Of the Harrison
NIorrises, and a first cousin of Mrs.
Nicholas Biddle and Mrs: William Paul
O'Neill. You remember shse eorganized
the Unique Opera Company here a
couple Of years ago. o..
Catherine's engagement to Rodolphe
de Schauensee was announced about
two months ago.
A ND while on engagements, my
n friend. the wee bird, gave me an
carful the other day. Said it: II am
"urc that - and - are engaged. /
lust know they are. Why, I've seen 'em
Why it's darling this and darling
that. I think it ought to be known"
And, do you know, It's right, they are
engaged. but it's not to be announced
lor week or so, so don't get excited,
just keep the ears and eyes open.
NANCY WYNNE.
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