Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-21
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of Seeing Mrs. Clothier, Who Has
Returned From Western Ranch-Speaks OF
Several Debutantes

,,y Mrs Isaac Clothier. Jr., the
otber day looking very smart sm,iar.d In
- bhe one piece frock emo,o'So,eiHi ,,eii
aars s;,t' Her hat was q ratner ,osth'
ID sA trimmed with lighter piue .es snd
plou' n, and she wore brown sIo f,on, n
ers, l,os She has just come pack IN lY hor =
snIUncb In the West, where SUE mnntbs
ran .an Isaac, Sd, spent seyetsai, ss,,, t;uao !,
Thsv sy had the most wonderi,u, ino t;nn
.aal lai' vacation Of rest ana n re.nAa sn we,i
save tsa never seen her look'HS pori's
dS dsssc left yesterday for r,s. S.' riotbiers
absre .Sasy he attends school: Inc ersa S.o, show
viii VIII entertain during tne hoise po.'
and VII, w0r;ne ra with them during that
ton, s'dS STbe;r iTbS daughter, Catharinee
weeki has n number Of ponies and
C!othier' ridos in the shows. She has
usually orscs ever since she was tiny
MttIe tot and her ponies KNOW hei anu
sesm @ to love her. .,.
opEAKING of horse shows, l near
that Constance Vauclain Hamiiton
~. cold The Whip to q man IN Spring.
aaid aaI Won't It be strange TO nave u
helu, o show without The Whip on exnl-
hviS hh;v,,onP Perhaps. however, the gentie.
Ol.,on sn ,rbo bought him will show him. as
man ,okes about every prize going, u
uy wuyould be q pity not to see MIN IN 'ne
ring.
MR.. LURMAN STEWART, OF Bal.
M timore. is to be another guest OF
,,o lain r. Valentines during ,ne
sScw. % I told you. ! think; that tne
SnUb. Iu,hroso Clarks will be the Valentines
n,s .nosts nil that week. Mr.. Valentine Is
~ tho head of the Bryn Mawr commit
az sno Won know. and they are expecting q
rsrv great number Of entriescand spec
tators this year.
HEAR that Elizabeth Norris, daugh-
| ter Of Mrs. Garesche Norris: is to
ioin tho list of debutantes for this win
;Sr, t She has been spending the sum
NOR in Cuba with her grandmother,
Mrs Augustus Wilson, who lies III
Havana with her son, DR.. Wtcardo
Wilson. Mrs. Norris was Miss Emma
polores Wilson. a sister Of Mrs: Jose
Ramon dc villalon, wife Of the Cuban
secretary of public works. who. you re
member came up to the states last fall,
stsying here until Christmas time. and
smother sister. Miss Irene Wilson, mar
lied Spanish officer and lives in
Madrid. The late Doctor Wilson, father
NJ Mrs. Norris, was brother Of the late
Mrs Thomas McCrcdy, Of this city.
whose son, Mr.. Wilson McCredy, and
daughters, Miss Emily McCredy and
Mrs, Horace Fassitt, live here.
Elizabeth Norris was named for her
rreat aunt, the late Miss Lizzie Norris.
Sbe is q niece Of Mr.. George w. Norris,
who married Miss Sarah Fox. Eliza !.
beth Is rather tall, has rather light
brown smooth hair and dark eyes.
Having lived a good deal Of her life IL
Crha She has a certain amount of ac-
cent which is very fascinating. ! have
not heard Just when she will make her
ISbut, but she and her mother will ar
rive here soon from Cuba, and / an
sure there will be number of parties
In her honor. She has been up here
nearly every winter for several months
At n time, and so knows most of the
grls of her age. She is a great favoritt
and will have good time.
MARION had gone with grandma to
l visit certain lady who was
erandma's great friend, and the dear
Old lady. having taken a fancy to thu
little 9 girl said as they were leaving
marion ask mamma If you may havf
lunch with me aext Saturday; just YOU
and me together" Marion, who loved
her grandma very much and all ole
ladies accordingly. was highly delighted
as was her mother, for the older lady
was very distinguished person.
Before she started off to the lunch
mamma admonished her: "Now yor
must behave very nicely, dear. Re,
member your manners and be careful
to use your fork, and remember all thu
things mother has taught you"
When Marion came home she seemed
bit perturbCd, and mother asked he,
gently: Did you have a nice time
dear, and did you behave politely
"0h, yes, mamma" said Marion. 81
was very polite, but Mrs. Il WASH
bit She-she-picked up hel
chicken in her fingers and ate it tha
way" NANCY WYNNE.