Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-31
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks about the Saturday Euenng Dancing
Class Tomorro,U Night-Niss Bro,Un, Of Pittsburgh to
Marry February I5-Other Subjects Discussed

Graywyn until their return, when they viii
return to their own home on Berkely road.
Dr John Grier Hibbcn president Of Prnce-
ton University, and Mrs. Hibben were the
guests of Mr. Jesse Lynch Williams. author
of "Why Marry AT the latter's play yes
tcrday afternoon. Ever since the. success or
the play Mr.. williams had planned enter
tanning the president of the University from
which he graduated. and the opportunity ar
rived when the play came here. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Struthers Burt.
who we're on here from their ranch In the
West.
Mr. Willians's visit TO the city was also
the signal for the Princeton Club TO honor
him. and this evening he will be the guest
of the club at an informal supper at the
clubhouse on Locust street
Friends of Miss I,Anore walz. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Walz. of over
brook will be glad TO know that she is re-
covering from her recent illness.
Mrs Alexander Grange. of Berwyn, has
returned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Bell at their home In Chevy Chase
Washington, y. G. Mr.. and Mrs. Rell will
return 20 their home in Devon in March.
Mrs. Joseph T. Ball. Of Wayne, enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge yesterday
afternoon in honor of her guest, Mrs. William
Il. Burragc. of Cambridge, Mass. Among the
guests were Mrs y. $. y. Seaman, Mrs
William Stone, Mrs. John A. Tillotson. Mrs
IIumbcrt Powell. Mrs. Pearson Conrad and
Mrs. j. Lawson Weatherly.
Mrs r. Marshall Trui,t and her son. Mr.
| Charles Trutt, of Wayne and Westview ave-
nues. Germantown. who Is recovering from
| Influenza are spending few days in At
lantiC City
Mrs. ". Z. Cook of the Wssahickon Apart
Il. LII a.
| Norfolk. where she went TO be with her
husband. who was in port for a ft days
| on the transport Huron. She was the guest
| of her sisterin-law. Mrs. Frank G. Cook,
wife of the medical director Of the naval
| base at Newport News
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice o. Burton. Of 3ols
| Coulter street. Germantown, who are at
| Summerville. s. c., expect to leave soon for
| Augusta, Ga, and later will go TO Texas.
| There will be a meeting of the German
| town Womans club on Monday at o'clock.
Mrs. 1mogen r. Oakley will speak on the
| Revision of the Charter" The hostesses will
| he Mrs. Naudain Smons, Mrs. Edwin New
| kirk. Mrs. Clarence " Brown, Mrs. Pearson
| G. Short. Mrs. Albert Bacon and Mrs. Louis
| G. Fix. Mrs. Walter Sibey, president of the
| club, will preside
| The marriage of Miss Elizabeth l1rbcl
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Erbel, of
| 9uoG spruce street, GIn MI fTuN'lS VI
| Brooks Jr., son of Mr.. Francis NJ Brooks,
| of West Spruce street will take place next
| month in st. Stephens Church The bride
| will have Mrs Conyers Button of German
| town, her matron of honor. and Miss
| Christine Hawkins will be the maid of honor
| The bridesmaids will be Miss Helen Hender-
| son, Miss Clarisse Meyer, Miss Emily Mines
| and Miss Carolyn Mellon. Mr.. Brooks will
| have Mr.. William Morrison best man
| and the lishers will be the Messrs. Brooks
| cousins of the bridegroom Mr.. ]. Erskins
| Hawkins and Mr. a. Mercer Baird. Jr Miss
- twkns gave tea in honor of Miss Erbe
i, last Saturday at her home, 502 South Forty.
| first street
| The marriage of Miss Bessie Priestly
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Priestly
| of 1924 Lincoln drive. and Mr. Eber T.. r.ud
| wick. of Drexel road, Overbrook, will take
| place on Monday afternoon at the home o
| the brides parents.
| Mr.. Timothy Gallagher. $500 Springfield
| avenue. announces the engagement of hi:
! daughter Miss Elizabeth Gallagher, TO Mr.
| James Edward eastman. of Providence, r. ]
| Mrs. Laura Sprankle Schultz, of 6ilj
| Overbrook avenue, Overbrook, announces the
| engagement of her daughter, Miss Susett'
| Inloes Schultz, and Mr.. William II. Morto
| Keast, of Germantown.