Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-18
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells OF the Wmrirer Teo-She Attends
the 'Talh Of the To'cn'' at the academy.
Other Bits of Gossip

TLolsE IWARRlNER is to be intro
~ duced at tea this afternoon to be
given by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
South Eighteenth street. That Is the
apartment bousr at Eighteenth and
Walnut streets. you know. The tea is
scheduled from four until after six
o'clock. and many nf thr seasons dpbs
will receive with E'oisr Among thea
will be Anne Ashton. Virginia Carter.
Elise du Pont. Alice G bsJn. Mary Girls b
com, Mary Hebard. r. canor GummrS,
Elizabeth jennes. Jnnc Hepburn. May
1lowlnnd. Catherine kniSht, Charlotte
starr, Russell Tucker. Itcnricttta Will
son. Eve yn Page and Annabclla Wood.
Mrs. Warrincr has asked a number Of
ladica to receive with her, and to pre-
side at the ten tnbc. including Mrs.
W. Wi.Hyn Curtin. Mrs. Edward NJ.
JrffrCys Mrs. Franklin Ba"hc, and
Mrs. Hnnry Il. Barlow.
VOC know it's Donation Day at the
L Childrcns Hospital today and the
women interested in U!c hospital will
give a tea there this afternoon. Miss
Florence Caldwell who is president of
the WUm7n's auXiliary, AMI Miss
Caroline Sinklcr and Mrs. Arthur Lea
will preside at the tea table.
IETElL. did you go last night ?
w Wasn't It fun? ! never saw so
many people I knew in all my life.
First opera night even. is not garcr than
was last uipht's fist performance of
the 'Talk of the Town" or course
we have oil looked forward to it for n
long tim", and to me that was one
proof that It was very good. because
everyone was so enthusiastic after
ward. SO often. you know. when you
hear of a thing n long time nhpnd You
are apt TO take 1t all out in expectation,
and be disappointed when the perform
ancr really comes off. and after all
most of the fun is at the rrhcarsn 'S.
But last nights performance came
quite up to expectations and wns lots
and lots of fun.
There were prals and pcals or
laughter at the movie. it was so simple
md everyone was not quite used to
being an actress or actor. and that
rn,cntlcSs picture marhinr went on just
the same. and showed UP the funny
guessed from the expressions of the
actor. All of which sounds frightfullE
mixed. but IFS true.
The chOrrlscs were awfuliy pretty.
90 graceful and dainty and the dances
were yer" new. Indeed It will take al
Cha lie 2Iorgan'S ingenuity to get up
something entirely new for the Charity
Ball. but don't doUlt he'll d. It. for
the idea is entirely different nni ~ it
only needs to he carried out.
Polly Thnycr played so ncautlfIJly It
was perfect JOY to hear her. and ! did
not mind her being II vamp at ALL |
don't think there was an idea left out
of the pnrfnrmanC".-m dancing
singing, acting. Every kind of On
tertainmcnt
ISN'T that an idea having two teas
l. to introduce I1c'cna Mitchell? The
iiYst is to be on December | and the
second on the Sth of Dprrnbrr. |
think it is rather nice. and it savors
of old time things, which Is rai'ticu-
larly attractive.
About six dobutantrs will receive
with Helena ut each t"n and Mrs.
Mitchell viii have number Of ladies
assisting her at the tea table and in
receiving the guests. Helena IL Il
though not first cousin. Rosamond
is NIECE of the John Krarsley Mitch
ellis. Her mother was Miss Mary Mitch
ell you know. n sister Of Mr.. Mitchell,
who married Miss Stotcsbury.
THE J. X. NIitchrlls By the way.
4 have come in from Rosrmont and
are living at their home on East ltit-
trnhouSc square. They have tnkpn a
box at the opera for the season and will
entertain on the opening night. | saw
Mrs. Mitchell the other day looking
very well in da"k blue one piece dress
and large velvet hat. She was wear
ing Il wonderful bit Of sable nn1 looked
very smart. NANCY WYNNE.