Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-19
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells OF Various Doings in and about the
Country Clubs-She Sees Pretty Frocks-She
Speaks of Mrs. Sulluan's Accident

-,vEN though grent many people
~ have gone away. there is still a lot
..,,o m In tho country In the way of
stnrmol partics at the clubs and at
I.m.rent houscs. Picnics and swimming
un.,ics orc csrccially popular. and there
slwpys n crowd at the outdoor pool
., Tho Penllyn Club. though I do hope
Mst os write this the pool Is not un-
Jnrcong one Of its cleanings and so "A
sntircly empty. I remember a whole
Marty went out there from town one
| afternoon last year, only to find the
nool empty. except for about three
inches. It was hot day. too. 80 you
can imagine the disappointment.
n,IERE has been great deal doing
! l a, Nv, Philadelphia Crictct Club.
vbcrc the mems singles and doubles
| tor rho club championship arc being
n,avcd off. On Monday Alec Thnycr and
His cousin. Sydney Thayer. won the
/ doub,cs by defeating Joe Rowland and
, Toe Brown in three exciting sets. and
Yesterday the finals of the singles. be-
tween Alec and Sydney were to have
hsen ,,layed. but on account of the rain
ne match was postponed until this aft
! ernoon. ~
! Nonday Mrs. George Thnycr and four
I NJ her children came over from Villa
NOVA. and. of course. Margaretta Jcancs
! Thnycr. Sydncy's wife. was n faithful
IAN. She looked very pretty one day
In a blue and white figured vote sim.
NV made. a gray felt hat bound with
hinck and trimmed with lunches Of
black grapes and gray stockings and
Hack slirpers. She and her husband
are living in one Of the attractive houses
in st. Martins.
Debutantes were much In evidence at
the tournament, for 1t took place in
Chestnut Hill. and all Chestnut Hill.
without cxaggeration. is coming out this
fall. Binny Geary was there; Gina
dress, and Dot Valentine, who also
wore pink, which is becoming to her
yellow hair and fair complexion.
Nancy Woolston. another blonde and
one Of the prctticst of the coming debs,
was in lavender linen. Tiny and Bunny
Schwartz. who had just finished hard
match Of tennis. were watching. too.
They wore stylish wide head bands,
which absolutely every one seems to
wear now.
Tiny's or Anne's was Of tan and red
figured silk. and Bunny y's--her right
name IS Kathcrine-was Of gray and
blue. Clair Cuttings. another autumn
debutantc, wore a black canton crepe
dress and large black hat trimmed
with single yellow lily. and Lucy JEFF
freys white shirtwaist and skirt and
lavender silk sweater. Lucy Is going
TO Cape May soon to STAY with her sis
Ter, Mrs. Algy Ciapp. I hear. and then.
on August I, she will go up to Prouts
Neck with her parents. DIR. and Mrs.
William Jcffreys. of Prospect avenue
and New street, Chestnut Hill.
T WAS so sorry to hear about Hannah
1 Sulivan's accident. You know she
and Upton were coming home in their
car late yesterday evening, and were
nearly run into at Wynncwood. Upton
swerved his car to escape the other
motor. which had como Suddenly along
cross road. but not in time to avoid
q collision. Mrs. Sullivan was thrown
out of the car with such force that she
went over n fence. falling into field.
! understand her injuries are not seri-
Gus. but extremely painful.
The SullivanS were married last Oc-
tobcr. YOU remember. and have most
attractive house III little DE 1ancey'
place. She was Hannah Wright. a |
daughter of the Sam Wrishts. of 1908
Walnut street.
THE baby, who is five months old,
L spends most of her time contentedly |
sucking her thumb in the crib Small
sister Edna. four years old. mad been in
rather bad way most of the day. 1t
was one of those days when everything |
seemed bit wrong. and somehow she |
had to get it out Of her system. I'm
agine mothers surprise to hear Edna,
for no reason. scolding her small SIS
ter. who gazcd placidly at her why |
are YOU speaking that way to the baby, |
dear" "Wcll." said Edna, II just |
want her to understand who's boss in
this nursery"
NANCY WYNNE.