Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells OF the Hoffman Babys Vis It's Grand
parents--She Hears Of Plans for Dance Next
... Week-Pony, Sho,U Today

,,,uo do YOU think is visiting the
w sr,,;vsns out at their place. IN
-, None other than wee Albert
haunyr Hoffman, Jr.. and his father.
,.ncohiui ,s Albert is eight and a half months
wee Weead az a darling. Mr.. and Mrs. Sui,
old anu uho have been spending severa,
lNani IN town Mt the Ritz. opened
moh."Ib mon. bome the Woods. a couple OF
thclL 400 Last week they went over
wessS wSs, Sork and spent a few days. with
10 n'" In law. who. with the BABY.
tnI.rsd tnslr sy here with them and they will
tC'di r, ,beir guests until they go to LenoH
for the summer. .s poi,;,,m
iUo ,S aodmother of the baby. IL must
: NV r1iy 70 have him with them, for
% w death ten days after his birth was
Tdpeodful blow to them all. - .r!
= M hone II will be clear today be-
o,rss tbere IL the pony show. and dog
',s~ and every kind OF show, babies and
shIM my, an an everything. And there's to
"o,S n,,r,maqe. and eats. and fancy things.
",d live "nnimules, pigs and ducks.
snd chickens. and weeny little guinea
a,u rabbiis and oh all kinds OF live
plst; pst '"T The baby show will be in the
ogsrnoon and the babies are SO dear !
;nst love TO think III see them WIN
!ns;, !nnsi; Voc fat necks and dimpled hands
and bright eyes and smiles. 60,
"" III hate 10 be Judge at bnpy
.h.w because they'd be so cute ana
awdCr and crinkly and darling. "a De
,g;do for them all. I know. and then what
c.ur 0arth would they do about the prizes?
Tho nonv md dog show will begin at
. sbarn and the other part OF the ahair
mons nj II. But all this Is IF It Is
"sor There's one thing about that.
,homob you can always know by 1O
o'cIock because IL they decide in threat
oriny woother to carry it through they
.,icL IN il, and IL not they put 1t on TIL
tbe next day. and that's the end OF y.
Cnt of doors affairs have to be run in
,hat way. for one cannot tell about the
rsother' no matter how much one
,hirEs one knows. So If II IL clear this
afternoon ri see you out there,
90 MANY June weddings II seems to
y me there will be more even than
there we're in May. and that Is saving
,ometbing. Emily Welsh and w. Hey
ward Myers. .Tr.. will be married June
I and so will Eleanor Noble and Geof
IIsw,ey. Dorothy Newbold and Lothrop
Ritchie's wedding will be June 2. and
on June : there will be the Wheeler
Brice Wedding. Margaret Perot will
marry Edwin Fiero on the 9TH or 9th.
the date ] have not heard for sure.
Wargaretta Foltz and Marion Hughes
will be married June IL, and Eleanor
&c pk4anix villa y,i1ll
marry William Adriance that same day.
ADorher wedding Of June II will be
Sadie Carnil and Littleton Waller
Tazewell Waller. Jr., while the Simo-
min Moss marriage and the Bohlen-
Franklin wedding will take place on
June 10. Joe Dodge and Joe Wharton
viii be married Saturday. June 20, and
Phoebe Downs and Joe Sargent's we'd
ding will be on the 2Sth. And there
ore likely to be others, too.
VOC know. about eight or ten Of the
dcbutantes this year have been
serving suppcrs to the men down at the
Scamen's Institute at Front and Queen
streets. under the chaperonage of Mrs.
j. Whitaker Thompson and Miss
Pauline Bowie.
Quite number Of the younger men
have gone down to help, too. and they
have all become so interested in the
work they have decided to try and sup
port II themselves by raising money in
various ways. and their first step will
BE- to give subscription dance at the
Merton Cricket Club on Friday evening,
May o.
The girls working on the committee
Of the dance are Betty Boyd. Sarah,
Margaretta and Maude Harrison, Clara
Smythe. Lucy Grey, Elizabeth Ross,
Josephine Thompson. Kathleen Ritter
and Mary Fahncstock.
=. Among the patronesses will be Miss
Nina Lea, Mrs. James Large, Miss
,Giertrude Ely. Mrs. Clarence Clark
hantzinger, Mrs. r. Shipper Willing,
Mrs. John W. Muir, Mrs. Alfred Stem
geI' Mrs. Ernest Law. Mrs. Fred
ira'ey. Miss Elizabeth Cheston. Miss
Margaret Faulconer, Miss Clara Chase,
Mrs Clayton PIatt, Miss Bowie and
Mrs. Thompson.
'hERE was a great time in the house
= The other day when Mary trotted UP
from the garden and announced breath
NsSI% to big brother: "Oh, we got three
new new Kittens. They're the weeniest things
you ever saw"
NY goodness. said brother, what
"a.l We call thcm?"
40" Mary is five and she did not
nave %, great many names to suggest,
"ua "uI Urother Just said name after name
IWgu Mary didn't seem to like them.
oru "aLy u" said: II know, let's call
Ao,'I w. no. said Mary. that's that
"Orr'u old stuff YOU put in your pipc."
NANCY WYNNE.