Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-22
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Sees Various People Chestnu, Street,
Orpheus Quartet to Sing at botanical Gardens for
Willing Day Nursery Benefit

= FOUND her looking awfully pretty
az she stood there at the counter
hrving sandwiches, and L did hke ber
,;nk and white checked gingham irock
pun tba trouble was / never can tell
ou. ,bsr It's Sara or Margaretta iiar-
WIZ, ,vben I see one without the other.
r,sy" y az I wasn't sure until she started
hpu ont of the store after putting her
.o's,ge Of sandwiches In oiled paper
under her arm .,,, ,,,,,h hor
.-o,, can't carry them that way and
sV now can tell you 1t was Sarah, and
her dress was sweet, trimmed with
NJ 'h;,e collar and cuffs. Her hat was Of
r,, rafIia and there were worsted
gowers of various colors embroidered
aot against the crown of the hat. 1t
was very becoming
SEEMED to be seeing Harrisons
l generally yesterday, though the Sec
o,d Ia no relation to the first, or IL
thoro Ia relationship it Is very distant.
A. ony rate. the second one was Mrs.
waller A. Wood, who was Dorothy
Harrison, and she was coming out OF
swcct shop. One of the Rowland chill
Jron was with her. Esther l think, but
Tstber and Dorothy have grown so In
tbe last wear can't tell which Is who.
Mrs. Wood was wearing tan sports
suit and a small dark brown silk hat.
Uer niece was in n mixed blue sports
sn;t md her hat was dark blue silk
sailor.
HEAR that the Orpheus Quartet is
i going to apncar in the song cycle
"In Gypsy Land out in the Botanical
Gardens for the benefit Of the Willing
Day Nursery on Thursday night. It's
going to be very artistic and pretty, and
The songs in the cycle are familiar and
beautiful. You know the -Orpheus
quartet includes Philip Warren Cooke:
donald Redding. Edna Harwood
Baugher and Loretta lie Pitre Strchl,
while Alton X. Dougherty is the ac-
companist. The members Of the quartet
will appear in gypsy costume. and there
will be string instrument accompani-
II sounds quite delightful to me. for
the four singers have lovely voices. They
are SO used to singing together that
they blend splendidly and the ensemble
Is extremely gratifying.
The president of the Willing Day
Nursery is Mrs. George Stuart Patter-
son Mrs. n. d. IdlldS biAOh 10 WIG
president, Mrs. William A. Glasgow
secretary and Mrs. Wilson Sharpless
treasurer. The former president Of the
nursery was Mrs. George Willing.
= Among the patronesses for Thursday
evenings performance are Mrs. Arthur
Biddle. Mrs. Gideon Boericke. Mrs.
John +. Braun, Mrs. Edward Brown :
Ing, Baroness Won Boecklin. Mrs.
George Mason Chichester, Mrs. George
W. Childs Drexel, Mrs. Clarence W.
Dolan, Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, Jr.,
Mrs Edward c. Dale, Mrs. a. j.
Dallas Dixon, Mrs. John White Geary,
Mrs. William A. Glasgow, Mrs. A. j.
Drexel Paul, Mrs. George Stuart Pat
terson, Mrs. Isaac Jcanes, Mrs. George
Willing and many others.
T SUPPOSE you've seen them, too,
these last few days. Some of them
were in gray suits yesterday and had
queer hat bands with "Kansas City
Independence" written thereon. and
others had "Oklahoma" and others
again Chicago" while Dallas, Tex,
too. was well represented on our thor
cughfare. OF course, they were the
Rotarians on their way to the shore.
NANCY WYNNE.