Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-24
JUSTGOSSP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wyne interested in Subscription Dance at
MerionT qight-Many Dinners to Precede
\ 4fdir-A Little Sinner

TWO big parties ( the younger set
L tonight-theiHey. Augustus Ber-
winds party br feir son and the
Junior subscriv on ince at the Merton
Cricket Club bot Main Line affairs
and both to I'VE number Of dinners
before the habenR.
The Berwhs Fill give their dance
at their. PIE Yeirwood in Radnor
Mr.. and NJ Hnory McMichael will
give dinnbebre the Berwind dance
for their Harrison and til" Bob
Strawbridt will entertain for Anita
and dinIS,ill be given by the Robert
Benedicts their daughter Alice.
BeforeAe subscription dance Mr..
and MRS.. W. Attcrbury will give a
dinner Elizabeth Macleod. Mrs.
Atterbur daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George tKendrick. Sd. will entertain
for thefaughter Marion while Mr..
and Mr5harles Machen and Mr.. and
Mrs. mas Beaver Browne will give
a dinnfor their daughters, Elizabeth
Mache and Sarah Browne. The n.
Allen lleys will entertain at stag
dinner their son, Alden Daley.
Thembers of the committee who
hayetten up the dance will dine to-
gethlt the club before the dance. and
Of dse their husbands will be with
thei
Iunds to me as II It would be a
verood party. The school set has
bee alking about it for long time.
AIla the boys and girls are home for
the,idays and the camps will not
on TIL July. In the meantime the
fairs and mothers see to it that the
kins have a good time.
hard. too, that If this dance turns
a 1 be a success the mothSs will
rbsly get up series for next winter
'SjW Mrs. Henry s. Jeanes on Chest
MT street yesterday. and she was
Haing a stunning frock of black ribbed
5YS silk made with ono of those new
vend collars of wool silk. Two very
rdooking square pockets of the white
v-silk were embroidered on the dress
NJeanes wore wide brimmed blaci
81 hat. the crown of which was sur
r,ded with fat white roses.
always admire Mrs. Jeanes-sh'
such a sweet manner and she ha'
very attractive daughters. They
always so polite and we'll behaved
that is half the charm of n yount
Many of the girls their age seem t'
We forgot that they should alway'
have like ladies. that it's real JOY t.
eet Margaretta and Elizabeth, whit
,e simply charming. One always feel
-"well. those girls will be properl'
ressed and they will dance as the
hould." And I've heard that sam
hing about them from many othe
omen. They are dears
# WAS wonderful out at the lsaa
: H. Clothier place on Saturday whe
he Sunnybrook Gun Club held its flrs
,eet there. The boys in the club in
tied the girls to take part and the
id some dandy shooting. There wer
number of grown ups there and ever
ne had luncheon and then after tn
hooting they went down to the lax
nd padded. The boys have an enter
ainment committee in the club and the
ertainly carried the day splendid!
saac Clothier Sd is the president, yo
now.
NHE was talking to her aunt yer
, earnestly. and she told her of he
title friend Virginia. who is very goot
why, Aunt Bessie" she said. "she
% good, she's so a,otul good, don
,eFSve she ever did sin in her lif'
md you know I do lots of sins ever
lay, but I ask God to forgive me
ny prayers every night and ever
morning and at school. too.
NANCY WYNNE.