Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-15
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of the Games at Phillies Grounds
She Sees Some Smart Costun,es-Princess Cdntd-
cuzene Committee Meets at Emergency Aid

rrAyE you noticed the popularity OF
II the Saturday afternoon football
vomes Mt the Phillies' Park. Last sat
,,-dor sow Mrs. Heckscher Wetherill,
po,ov Tbayer and Liza Norris in one
~ the boxes. There were quite mum
tor ~ other parts, but l couldn't see
mat who were there. Pansy scott anu
Jeanne DeRousse were In another ooH.
u vas something new, you know not
university teams, but football teams
rh;cb are well known. and the games
are really very exciting. 1t was Union
and Canton last Saturday.
SAW ,Imcretia Heckscher on CHEST
nut street yesterday. She was wear;
Inc one of those cape conts OF tnn woY'
and n nobby tam of the same nnter.u,, u
and she wore choker OF sapie. one
looked most attractive. She nus i,, SUI
. foir complexion and with ner ,o'''
light hair, was quite p'c'u'''
r11TTY KNIGHT is still feeling the
n effects of her accident, for she ,.orv sen
walks little lame. She ioohtu W, 20
attractive the other day IN cosSui ione
midnight blue duvetyne made on Ts ,he
nia;n lines with a narrow belt OF ,ae
nnoteriaI. and a semi -turban OF .u
san,e material, which was trimmed on
tbc left side with coque feathers. ~,
panay scott looked quite stunning Ja
SATURDAY in n full length coat OF nu.i,aa
sma black velvet semi -turban turnen e,,
m In front. and trimmed with s'e'"
coque feathers.
N,HAT meeting this afternoon az ~ .ns
/ Emergency Aid of the fnder fr,nudie
Contncuzene committee, winch a.
the Russian committee OF the
rency Aid. will be very lnteresM sJ Mrs
Td;th Perkins Rockhill, who Is, you
tnnw the wife of the former ambassa
Snr IN Russia, will talk informally ol
Russia ms she saw 1t. and OF the preS-
ept terrible emergency.
Resides the talk there will be an ek-
h,hit;on OF many beautiful Things,
.roas stitch embroidered linens anu
sh;ldren's dresses and other examples
NJ bandiwork and various articles which
have been made by these educated nus
dams who are now homeless. ,,-
Mrs. George Fl. Lorimer is CHAIR
man of the Princess Cantacuzene com
mittee. and will be at the meeting OF
course. with other members OF tne
committee and Of the Emergency Aid. 1
am sure it will be very interesting.
There's something about the hussiah
unutterably sad yet very endearihs
Not the Russian of the Bolshevlsts; Dut
the Russian of the real people, VINO l
believe are great people and VIII prove
horror
snnrchism and bloodshed is outlived. 1t
was outlivcd In France, though it took
nearly a century and it will be In Rus
sia, though I suppose it will take long
er, the country is 80 vast.
DID you know that Penn Charter
- would give its annual play on Fri
day night in the ballroom OF the Belle
vue. Stratford? This year 1t is to be
.Seyep Keys to Baldpatc.' The boys
who will take part are Robert .;
White, Jr., Henry II. Strong. RAYMOND
Riday, Alden Strong and Fred Schan-
che (the last three members OF the
football team Of the school this year,,
Alfred Bracher, Jr.. Erskine Bains, Jr:,
Sam Wright I'd, Donaldson Moore, I'd,
Andrew Dunlap, William Mean, Ather-
ton Willcocks, Henry Armstrong,
Edmund Mills, Jr., and Roger, Wolcott.
The financial manager OF the LITER
ary Society is Allan Wallis, Jr. ; Har-
Ian Statzell is advertising manager
Robert Hadley and Joseph Culver are
stage managers, Donaldson Moore
property manager and DR.. Strong, OF
the faculty, is general manager of the
play. The evening will finish with gen
eral dancing.
T TELL you that you have to mind
i your ways when you have n young
man Of four around the house, to say
nothing of young ladies of six and
seven. The other day Dad took Tommy,
Jr., out with him. During their walk
Daddy decided to stop and pay visit
at q friends house. SO they rang the
bell, and were ushered into the parlor,
and while they were waiting for the
family to come down Dad suddenly no
ticed that Tommy. Jr,' s hat was down
tight on his golden curls.
"Ho," said Daddy, you're in
lady's house, and you have your hat
on :"
well" replied our young hopeful.
"You didn't take off your hat at Nan
mas when you went in Sunday
NANCY WYSNE.