Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
NANCY WYNNE ANTICIPATES A
PLEASANT TIME AT COSTUME DANCE
About Two Hundred and Fifty Guests Will Attend tho
Dance Which Mr. Gustave Heckscher Will Give
on New Years Eve-Other Dongs

-,yrpy ONE is looking forward tC
HJ,oo costume dance which Gee
uockscher will give on New Years Eve
q, the Bellevue Stratford. His par
,es are always great fun, and the very
,r,ortest people will be there. I hear
.,ot there will be about ESQ guests,
sope among whom will be Mr.. and
Mrs John C. Groome, Mr.. and Mrs.
te,ond Thomson, OF Troy; Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs.
" Howard Pancoast, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Barklie Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
walter steel, Miss Elizabeth steel, Mr..
ond Mrs. Bob Large, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meade Large, Miss Henrietta Large
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs Jimmie Potter, Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
srt Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
ceary. DR.. and Mrs. Albert Francine,
the Howell PARIS, of Baltimore, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Parry, from Baltimore
the Ned Crozers, Stanley Reeves, Dal
pixons, May Easily and Mr.. Sydney
Wright. And all these people are only
few of those who will dance in the
New Year under Gees hospitality.
mdging from foregoing entertainments
given by that same gentleman, nothing
will be left undone for the deleCtation
Of his guests.
The new Princeton Club opened yes
terday and | must say the house is
A beauty. Formerly they had only n
couple of rooms at 18th and SAMSON
streets, but now n whole house." and
such one; they have a right to be
very proud Of it. 1t is at 1923 Locust
street, just on the corner, with the
door opening on Camac street.
As il was the only chance we poor
females had of inspecting the sacred
premises, for after yesterday no in
quisltive maiden may poke her wee nose
in at the door even, of course, we
we're all there.
The grillroom is about the best thing
in the house and gives full promise of
a good time. 1t has high wainscoted
walls of dark brown oak and a long
table, n round one, benches and big
comfortable chairs. The plate rail Is
decorated with quantity of stems,
on which were painted the names OF
rfn ,1Nnp lp ,s.N,
OF collecting these died out about '9S, |
so there were no names of graduates
after that year.
President and Mrs Henry Grier EIib- |
ben came over from Princeton to at
tend the tea, and a number of the |
members wives received. Mrs. John
Bright, who was Amelia Putnam,
looked very sweet in blue gown of a
pastel shade, trimmed with squirrel fur,
and Mrs, Lloyd Coats, Theo Bailey that
was, was radiant in rose colored
irOck. The whole of the second stocy
back is one large room, and yester-
day afternoon it was given over to
dancing, and the party lasted well into
the evening.
hear that several women are GO
Ing to open sale of peace cards,
calendars and posters on Monday at
the Lincoln Building. The sale will be
under the auspices of the Pennsyl-
yania Peace Association, and the pro-
ceeds will be used for the Red Cross
work in France. Among the leaders
In tho tIprlF NT,-e T., III,
Mrs. j, Reese Lewis, of Lansdowne,
and Mrs. w. I. Hull, of Swarthmore.
Grippe is here and holds full sway
until it really has become joke, eX-
cept for the poor souls who have it.
1t is now quite the fashion to say
instead of among those present"
among those who have the grippe
are Molly Thayer is one of the wee
oebs who has just recovered from its
distressful tolls. She is so attractive
and has such a good time, too. How
ever, she is now on the we'll list. so
We are all glad for that. Leta Sulli-
van has had it, too, and Dorothy Dins-
more has had a bad case. In fact, ii
seems as il Germantown was sadly
disturbed by the ravaging germ and
Just before Christmas. Well. "among
those suffering now and lately are
ooth Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Taylor,
Or' Charles A. Curry. Harry Sill, and
lere in town Elizabeth Taylor, who is
It the Lincoln.
MIS- Fisher L. Boyd, Mrs, Stanley
carson Allan Pearson, Sigourney I
hellor and Mrs. Henry X. Kurtz, Jr.,
lnd Elizabeth Adams declared at the
OK tea yesterday that she was go
ns home to bed. don't know
'hether 1t was grippe or exhaustion.
Feggy Perot and Marion Button will
: : TWO OF the debs to be feted tonight.
" and Mrs. Button will give them a
iHher before the meeting of Mrs
toths dancing class, which will be
GU Ior the second time this season at
lahheim' Peggy is dear girl and has
AZ rather sad time now and again
trough the winter. owing TO the uncer-
an condition of her mothers health.
Us Perot has been very i'll, but is now
sler' am glad to say.