Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-05
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells OF Various Future Plans for
Social Doings and Charity Work-Another
Rumn,dge Sale
Run,mdge Sale

.xAvE YOU ever seen anything ike
.,o number of people who are shop
tb,se days? / thought 80 many
pins away but IL ! walk for a block
wei1r 1rhostnut street I'm bound to see
On OIL 7 know and they all look very
sew seyet Philadelphia women are dressing
sattor % than they have for years, II
seems to mo. :.
,ontly in very good looking black
tsock @ and small hat. She always wears
i.r clothes 80 well, it's pleasure 10
@ sse her. And her fair hair and dark
o zee certainly are a splendid contrast
sS :. her black gowns. She had black
n Ton coat and her hat was TN
,,,I,,mmed, ~, but awfully swagger in shape
and poise'
cprAKING of Mrs. Rosengarten
XS oates me think Of her aunt, Mrs.
.,son Altemus, who / hear has UNDER
,,Lou Tho charge Of the fashion exhibit
"a W. Gowns ON real honest to goodness
Va.rnoouins at the Indoor Fashion
s%aw which IL to open on May D. The
show ;s TO be held four days instead of
M.oo .no This ypar, and the fashion show
,r,l be n side issue on the opening night.
fcel s,ire il will be wonder and l.,
tor onp. intend to be there to see the
latest. s.
,or, rho chairman of the show and the
.,%or % officers are Mrs. William j..
|Clothicr. Mrs. Paul Snyder, Miss Har-
riot passmore, and Mr.. George Peter
can The executive committee includes
Mrs. Atcmus, Mrs. James Anders,
Mrs Edward b. Chase, Miss Laura
CarneIl, Mrs. Isaac II. Clothier. Jr.,
NIrs William Clothier, Mrs. Charles
Codman. Miss Frances Cuylcr, Mrs.
6Ioward Davis Mrs. I. w. Hollings-
keod, Mrs. Charles +. jenkins, Mrs. j.
IN Jopson, Mrs. Wilmer Krusen, Mrs.
Davd Lewis. Mrs. Howard Loeb, Mrs.
Ricbard Norris, Mrs. John Parke, Mrs.
kjsrritt Taylor. Miss Mae Stokes, Miss
Tonstonce Vauclain, Miss Isabelle
kyapamakcr. Mrs. William G. Warden,
Mrs. Joseph Wear, Mrs. Merrill Weeks
md Mrs. Edwin II. Ware.
HAVE heard Of three more April
weddings. So put on your guessing
ans, for the principals in the affairs
ave not vet told the dates, but they
ave chosen that month and there are
brec weeks in April after Easter, you
NOV. so we could have wedding or
more every day, as far as that goes.
A number are scheduled for June,
co. but none for May as yet. l wonder
Ehy there is a superstition about May.
ro be sure, | do not believe many
ould listen to it, If there was good
esson for being married in that month.
ather than another, but it's true that
host of our brides fight shy of that
Month for wedding date.
NTH the appointment of Mr.. George
Nv Norris as head of the Federal Re
erve Bank | suppose the Norrises will
We in Philadelphia once more. They
wn the house at 234 South Twenty
econd street. which Mrs. Billie, Free
ban has rented for the last four or five
nters. The Norrises have spent their
inters in Washington since Mr..
Iorris has been on the Farm Loan
Oard and in summer they have opened
heir beautiful little place. Gypsy
Hm," at Penlyn, for several months.
Mrs. Norris was Miss Sarah Fox.
|stpr of Mr.. Charles Fox. who married
fiS Mary Large, and Of the late Mr..
gorge and Mr.. Samuel Fox and of
r. Joseph Fox, Of the Dell, Torres
alp So Mrs. Norris is an aunt of
se many pretty Fox women who have
Early all married Miss Fannie Fox
arried Arthur Brockie. and Mary Fox
arried a Pittsburgh man. Sarah V.
OK. dcbutante of this year, daughter
Dr.. and Mrs. Fox. of Torresdale. is
amed for her aunt. Mrs. Norris. Billie
'ayne and Mrs. Tom Ridgway. who
as Edith Wayne, are nephew and
ece of the NOrrises, the late Mrs.
gayne having been a Miss Fox. 1t
II be nice to have the Norrises back
gain.
HAVE never heard of so many lovely
affairs as there are these days for
Eeet charity. Yesterday ! heard of
hOthcr rummage which is to open on
arch 10 from 10 until ) o'clock. This
Pc will be given for the benefit of the
lncoIn Educational Institution, which
pu know takes care of orphan boys.
he sale will be held at 324 South
IeVenth street. As one person inter
ted IN the sale said, ''It seems quite
idea to reduce the Fl. G.. of l.. by
iEihg at rummage sale. when by so
ping you ran meet the high cost Of liv-
g for orphan boys"
heSe things are all very good works
ld they are to be commended not only
good work, but worth while
ping TO-. for YOU often pick up quite
onderiuI bargains.
NANCY WINNIE