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Nancy,, besides being an ace tap dancer, has been doing welghty things with a rod and reel, and recently returned from a week's.tnip to Long Lake lodge, northern fish- ing base: of the two camps. An Jacobshas been going ini for water sports and particularly stars i aquaplaning., Nancy and -Amn re- turned: from thej camp Sunday. Although they, probably wont be entermng the'Olyicfis for several years yet, littie Margo Wilson and Mary. Jane Cailson both are de- veloping into something akin to mer- maids. Mary Jane is also an aqua-j planeý fan, while Margo bas taken to Indian lore. She was one. of the first campers to finish her Indian doll. in the boys' camp, St. John's, the football class of Davey O'Brien, Ail- American football star from Texas Christian university, has drawn motxôèih'afl mlnor interest from Ed ward Wood, John Wilson, -ind Dud- ley Jones. O'Brien is serving as counselor at the camp prior to joining the Philadelphia Eagies, Eastern professiona1 g rid team, lor autumn practice. Former Winnetkan WiiI Be'Enfertained on N. 'S. Conn.. to visit ner orother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Magie,: 2815 Blackhawk road, Wil- mette, for a month. Mrs. Whittlesey is the former Dorothy Magie of Win- netka and has many friends here. -Among the first of the parties to be given in her honor will be the tea which Mrs. Rene P. Travelletti, 282: Linden street, Winnetka, will have on Wedziesday, August 2. The guests will be a few of Mrs. Whittlesesy's ,oldest friends on the North Shore. DuBois-The Drake Photo A reception ct Shawnee Country club followed the cere- mony at which Miss Lucille Hoffman, daughter of Mr'. and Mrs. James B. Hoffman of 1510 Washington avenue. Wlmette, Sh awnee' s Lido Party Expected to Draw CpacityCrw tertaineci twenty gess en- Jones, and Mvr. and Doepel. Our show c, guelsts.