Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-18
JUST GOSSIP ABOL1T'PEl1PLE
Nancy lynne Talks About the Number Of Persons Seen
at Polo and Tennis, During the Last Week-Osher I
Matters OF Interest
NEVER saw 20 many people I knew

2 NEVER saw 40 many people knew
l. at Mannheim, especially the Inst few
days of the tournament. During wait
Sefween the matches, when every one
gathered In the open space in front Of
fhe clubhouse, It was exactly. like an
afternoon tea. except that the debu.
tantes, instead Of having the usual tea
fare OF cafe parfait and macaroons,
were daintily nibbling ''hot dogs" and
drinking ginger. pop:
i saw Mr.; and Mrs. Henry Brinton
were married September y. you know.
Mrs. Coke, the former Helen, Sewell.
looked very attractive In lavender and
White check sweater, a white skirt and
9 small white felt hat. ,.
: iucile Polk Carter and her fance,
Fam Reeves, were there one day, Thurs
dsy. / think 1t was. She was wearing
one of those stunning dresses Of knit silk.
II was Of brocaded silk, made with an
over. blouse and plain skirt. With
fhis she wore a small hat Of the same
material, gray stockings and gray suede
slippers. And she looked very well.
eilk knit blouse, really n glorifed
sweater, which is worn without a shirt.
waist, Georgiana Harris wore one the
ether day, too. When l saw. her Peggy
wore her blouse with a white skirt,
large jade green straw hat, turned up
slishtly in the front, trimmed with a
single green flower, and a long necklace
a fade, which reached below her waist.
More fashion notes! Ellen Douglas
Lloyd, who always dresses very well,
was seen wearing the new-styie slip.
pers, which are made with enormous
tongues reaching UP to the instep. Hers
we're Of white kid and she wore them
with white dress and hat. and looked
has lovely coloring. d..
no DIGRESS to clothes at the polo
i have you seen Ellen Glendinning
yrazer's remarkable hat. which she
wore there the other day? It is brown
velvet, fitting close to the head like a
skull cap, trimmed with n ridge Of
shrred ribbon o.I., across . the toy md ;n, down
hanging down the right side. She was
wearing It with brown silk knit dress
and looked stunning. Her sister.in-
law, Isabel Frazer, has a hat exactly
like hers Of black velvet. She wore it
at the tennis one day with light blue
crepe de chine dress made very long.
wasted and blolsed-at the waist. Isabel
% slight and quite the same type as
Ellen. except that she In very blonde
and Ellen Is more of brunette. They
both dress very well.
MANY girls around here are great
AVA hockey fans. and play often during
the fall, but have you heard Of the
''hockey camp" a lot of them have
gotten up? 1t will be held all this week
at Mount Pocono, and this morning sew
era dozen girls left. Mrs. Edward
krumbhaar is going, I hear, and also |
Anne Townsend. who was captain of the
All Philadelphia Hockey team which
last yenr played the English girls, and
Peggy Ferguson and Sue Goodman. who |
both went to England with the Over. |
seas team Sue Is coming out this au.
tumn, but there will only be two or
three parties for her to miss this week.
Things don't get going much before
October. Her tea is on October 4, I |
hear. but, Of course, she will be home
In plenty of time for that. Another of |
the seaon's debs to 20 Is Libby Morris,
Mr.. Frederick Morris daughter. Her
tea is. to be the first week Of October,
too. I think. I'm sure they will all
have wonderful time and get someI
Iood practice before the hockey season
begins.
I HEARD funny story about one Of
L the silk knit dresses which are so
'tylish now. A girl you all know, who
has just come back from Paris, ap.
,eared in very handsome one the other
lay, and every one thought she had
bought it on the other side for an enor-
nous sum. However, and to our great
it seemed she got it for song
IN the basement of one of our stores.
Imagine. NANCY WYNNE.