Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-18
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks OF the Sullivan Dance at the Woods
Tomorro,c--Concert Last Night in Germantown
for French Orphans

WTHEN il is as hot as it was yester-
w day, somehow you don't care what
Is going on do you? But just the same,
things are going on in spite of the heat
and there are parties galore almost every
day
Tomorrow night the James Francis
Sullivans will give n dance for Elaine.
Elaine you know, is the youngest of
the Sullivans's three daughters. She
Is not vet of coming out age, and this
party is for members of tho school set.
Elaine Is very good looking. She has
fair hair though not quite so fair as
her mothers. nor Lctas, very much
Frankie's coloring. and very pretty
complexion. There will be several din
ners before the dance, the Tom Nc
Keans will entertain for Nancy and
the Emory McMichaels will give din
ner for Ellen McNTichael.
TNHE records and games committee Of
L the National League for Woman's
Service and the Allied Legion of War
Workers gave a splendid concert last
night in the auditorium of the Y. NJ. c.
A. in Germantown.
Besides songs by Reinhold Schmidt,
the barytone: John Lott, OF the A. r.
F., did little "soli' on his own and
brought down the house. On the pro-
gram they called him the favorite come
dian of the 4. f. =, and it sounded
from tho applause very much as
il he were favoritc here. as well.
The concert was held for the benefit of
the French war orphans. Lctitia Rad
cliffe Miller was at the piano and played
number Of beautiful things.
Among the women interested in the
concert were Mrs. !. Howe Adams,
Miss Fanny Abbott. Mrs. Henry Baetes.
Mrs. George Bridgcman, Mrs. Clarence
NJ. Brown, Mrs. Horace Burrell, Mrs
Robert Rowland Chase, Mrs. George III
Earle, Miss f. c. Earnshaw. Mrs. +
B. Embick, Mrs. William II. Field
Mrs. c. w. Funk, Mrs. John NJ. Fries
Miss Margaret Fisher, Miss Sarah
Bache Hodge, Miss Emily Gilpin Hop
kinson. Mrs. Joseph Marchant Hay
man. Mrs. Clarence X. Klink, Mrs
Mahlou n. Kline, Mrs. Joseph Leidy
Mrs. w. Howard Magoffin, Mrs. J. ]
Moylan, Mrs. Elliston Morris, Mrs
Dubois Miller, Miss Blanche Price, Mrs
Charles Rupp. Mrs. Harry F. Rebman
Mrs. John Smaltz. Mrs. j. Somer:
Smith, Miss Isabel Snowden. Mrs. Wi
koff Smith, Miss Minna Spieglc, Mrs
William G. Sproul, Mrs. Cornelius Ste
vensou. Mrs. James Starr. Miss Marion
Steel, Mrs. Eward r. Stotcsbury, Mrs
John Strobel, Mrs. Robert l.. Parkin
son. Mrs. Paul Thatcher, Mrs. A. w
Tillinghast. Mrs. Peregrine Wilmer
Mrs. Charles Weak, Miss Anne II
Wharton, Miss Catharine Zeller.
T SAW Mrs. Naudain Ducr yesterday
l. hurrving down Chestnut street. cvi
IDENTIFY doing some last minute shopping
before she goes to her camp in Maine
She had on a dress of black georgettt
crepe made with box pleats and loose
wide sash. Her hat was a white shad
one with large black bow in front
She looked as if that cool, airy place il
Maine couldn't come any too soon fol
her, and she certainly must need th'
rest she gets up there after the bus!
winter she always has down here
L are just crazy to get their names il
the paper? And with some of them /
starts early. just like the frebug habit
For instance, do you remember the TIVE
that 7 told you about long time ago
little girl and her littler brother, VIII
disappeared one day? Mother couldn' .
find them anywhere, you know, ant
finally she discovered that they ha'
quietly walked upstairs and Sister haC
undfcssed Brother and given him
bath. Then because she couldn't do /
properly reaching over the edge sh
climbed in herself, entirely. including
clothes, and gave him. real bath.
That was the story. And this is tn
sequel. They are at the seashorc nov
and Daddy goes down every week end
last Sunday when he appeared the,
rushed upon him as one man and ex
claimed. ooh, Daddy. are you going t
put our names in the paper again!
"I don't believe so; why! aske
Daddy. "Why because we took bat
again yesterday"
NANCY WYNNE.