Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-29
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells OF the Dnner-Dance Nerion Cricket
Club Tonight-She Hears Many Bits OF Gossip
and Sees Returned Hero


nlD you know that Pat Fiero is home!
~ You know. he's been in the ambulance
service over in France and decorated with the
Croix de Guerre. | am willing to say that
his mother must be pretty proud of him. He
looks awfuly well think. | saw him walk
ing up the street yesterday and, strange to
say, just little later l met Babs. his sister.
who has been doing wonderful work for the
Red Cross at home here and was spoken of
right out in meeting for the fine work she
has done. Babs, by the way. looked awfully
we'll in gray suit and lovely hat with
flower trimmings. She has the lovcliest com
plexion and wavy hair
going to be great out at the Merloh
this evening. don't you think! You know
tne! re gong 10 nave the dinner ohh'e ior
,he haldWih DaS Nursery, ana every one
'e "oriu anu MS WE 'nc'uu'"' IL Eolns ~
attend: Inc BALDWIN LAY nursery - up II,
'he mil district' you KNOW ana tn'F tc'i
me 'heN were ao'e 10 nelp 'o' "nr.hs the
war put, OF course IL takes casn 10 Keep
s.eh thinss up aha SO every year '"c "'"i',ia'
OF the baldWin Srhooi get up Solh' e,.t'r
.aihnent 10 help detraE 'he expenses Vi Tue
nursery
lhose VINO VIII give parties ,oh>ght W 'hc
dinner dance VIII be Mrs. W. W: AtterourF,
Mrs William A. Weidersheim I'd Mr. and
Mrs. Edward II. Lycett, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph y. Pew. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar
Alarik Myrin. tShe was Mabel Few. YOU re-
member, and has just come home from trip
South with Mrs. Pew and Ethel.) It's rather
interesting to hear that the Myrins are going
to South America next month for SIX
months stay. South America is the place to
go these days. they tell me. It's gorgeous
ptr md hnr no war a
behold
The WeidcrsheimS will have as their
guests tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Charming
Daniel. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Waring Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Leas.
liD you Know that DE- anu MIS- Ar'hur
- Eltng were on here last week spending
the Easter holidays with the Rawe chill
dren at Waldon. Bryn Mawr? Doctor Eli
ing. you remember. returned from France
about six weeks ago and he and his wife
went up to Albany where he is on the staff
of the Medical College. You know. Mrs
Fitting was Mrs. Rawe and she married
Doctor Elting little over year ago. Next
month the, Rawlc children. who are staying
in Bryn Mawr to finish school. will go with
their mother to Northeast llarbor for the
summer and next winter they will live in
Albany.
- yoinp to sail for France this week?
She is going to do Y. NJ. G. 4. work over
there. | understand. and | wish her most
successful trip. It's splendid FOR these
girls to go over now when the glory is most
of it over and they have the dcspondency
of homesick men to overcome. The climate
over there is very trying and it's about all
you can do to keep we'll ! heard that Agnes
Irwin who went over in January. had had
the ''hu' in Brest and just as she was
getting well her companion. Betty Elliot
went down with typhoid. Fortunately. it
was not severe case but it laid her up in
the hospital for some time. The last |
heard of her she was at Lourdes recuper-
ating.
Frances Clark. who went over with Agnes
and Betty. stayed in London and is at the
Eagle Hut there doing fine work So far
she seems TO have kept well Rachel Baker
1ar; mere one rcnsoa.'0n y aU'a. ""Es go nt