Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks Of the Dinner-Dan to Be Civen
for Miss Sullivan Tonight-She Chats about the
Wurts Class Many Dinners to Be Giuen
oNp Of the interesting affairs of the

NNE Of the interesting affairs of the
" season will be the dinner dance
xb;cb the James Francis Sullivans will
rive tonight In honor Of Elaine, who is
their Youngest daughter and debutante
Of the year. Elaine is very pretty. fair,
,itb lovely coloring and a very pretty
manner. She has particularly lovely
smile and Is very popular with the other
buds. 20 ..,.. -, -
The Sullivans we're in deep mourning
tst year, SO Elaine did not go to the
,ouneer set parties then, but before
.bst she was member of the Wurts
.iass and of the Saturday Evening. Her
mother was Miss Lulu Nichols. OF new
york n sister of the late Mrs. Henry
clews and Of Mrs. Charles Emory
Smith. who several years after her
husbands death became sister in a
sonyent, where the members devote
their lives to the care of those suffering
from cancer. "a.
Elaine Is a sister Of Frances and Liv-
neston Sullivan. Her cousin John
Nichols, of New York, married Della
franklin several years ago.
The Sullivans will move into town
later in the winter and will have apart
ments at the Ritz Carlton. They will
live a dance for Elaine at that hotel
on January 20.
ISN'T 1t funny how many Of US have
i rot mixed about the opening night Of
the opera7 ! saw somewhere that some
ooe would entertain on November 10
After the opera, and so ! rished to get
ant my cloak and see to my long gloves
and fuss up my frocks generally for the
epening night. Not that ! could wear
more than one frock, but be that as 1t
nav. I did begin to prepare, and here
Yesterday ] found on talking to some
cue else that ] am slightly queer In the
Mead. Oh, yes, insist only slightly, and
Mat Il won't be until November 30.
suppose it was also because ! knew
mat the foyer Of the Academy is to
amen on Tuesday, and had an idea
tkat was in connection with the opera;
Az a matter Of fact. the foyer is to be
eoened on Tuesday. and with formal
concert given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Braun.
And have you heard that 1t is to be
oprned on opera nights that the guests
NAV promenade there between the acts
n they so desire? That's wonderful
idea, think, for, as I have said before.
That Is some room. Have you ever been
TO yersailles2 II you have, you re-
member the salon Of Marie Antoinette.
Well, I'm not saying ANYTHING, but
believe you have something that will
please your eye beyond anything and
your aesthetic self as well.
THE gayeties for the younger set have
i started. or rather will have started,
tonight with the first meeting OF Mrs.
Wurts' dancing class. You know how
the school set loves that class and what
fun the members have.
Tonight the cotillon will be led by
Charles Bache and Woodford Bankson.
Mrs. Wurts has named a committee OF
boys to lead the cotillons through the
season and to assist in running the
dances. They include Stewart Valen L.
tine, Thomas Story jerks, Richard
Henry Reeves, Charles Bacbe, Wood :
ford Bankson. Lloyd Renshaw, Thomas
G. Foster and Maskell Ewing Brooke.
There will be lot Of entertaining in
connection with the class tonight The
Walter Hopkinsons will give dinner
Tor Elizabeth Shulk the Benjamin Clyde
Wells will entertain for their daughter
Elizabeth, the Francis Strawbridges
will give a dinner for Mary Straw
bridge and Edith Shoemaker, and the
Henry Michclls will entertain for their
daughter Florence.
NANCY WYNNE.