Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-24
! list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF the Coming Out-of Affairs
She Speaks of the Frazier -Brown Wedding Today.
Other Bits OF Gossip

CuARLOTTE BROWN will make a
Ill rrottv bride today. I am sure. She
-ary dark and has fine cOloring. and
T. bridal satin always looks SO lovely
tt,h tnvh dark hair. The Houstons are IN
'M,omrninC for Henry. who was killed
y, .te wnI. and so the reception after
~ H. wcdLiug will not be a very large
affair. j.. h,,,o ho,,,
hu;,is,,naid, will not act as one be-
&c m of The death of her aunt. Mrs.
Torcv Kcat,ng. which occurred Il short
~ aqo West Frazier will have his
ssothcr, the Rev. Robert Frazier, who
marricd 1.uella Edwards. OF Brooklyn;
few months ago; as oest man. ann
,rIotte' s uncle, Doctor Crawford. will
i.fnrm Ia, tho ceremony. Bishop Rhine
nnIcr will be present and will pro
nunco uuuu thr blessing. And in st. Mar
no"i" in the Field Church you may i'm
Zinc how lovely It will be. That
otsmrch is n most picturesque place for
"mcddinr, The Borie McAllister one
,o weeks ago there was one OF the
.nottest I have seen for long time.
xIyuAT a. stunning looking woman
w Mrs sam Bell. Jr.. is, ! saw her
.,,o other evening wearing black vel
not gown cut on long lines. which ac-
,cn+natcd her slender figure. and she
noes hold herself 80 well.
The bodice was cut in o deep both
trnnt and back. silver tulle being used
to buiId il up little in front. The
SKIRT. which was plain. was nnished
nth n long. graceful train. About her
VII urs Bell wore string Of pearls.
inothe" black frock ! noted recently
uos worn by Mrs. Stanley q. Flagg;
T"' W. II was of dull crepe de chine and
wos made with u surpliced bodice and
,hnrt tullr sleeves. 1t was cut in
III md front and had long, narrow
,So;n TOO, Mrs. Flagg's bright ha,r
Iockcd so pretty in contrast TO 'n'
.black gown.
nOESN'T this weather make you
liz think Of out of doors affairs an
.verything+ Why. it just makes you
want TO go into the country ana walk
onI walk and walk. IT makes you
tbink Of long rides through fields ana
lover fences on a pranciug horse WIN
tbe wind blowing on your cheeks. l
tol YOU. it would be great. And then
Won like to think of horse SHOWS ana
nony shows and races and meets. lhere
err So many of these things in the
.panning. There's Mrs: Ciothier rory
Show Nav 10, from II a. IN. until III
m, And then there will be the
IIoron Show later in the month ana
oIl sorts of benefits through May and
June. ,.;.,,
Tho Abingdon Hospital Fctc. whlcn
is to he called "Ouce in n Blue Moon
RrilI he held in June. And ] like that
name II means that everything to be
,old will be SO unusual that il viii only
4 he sccu "oncc in blue moon.
II HEARD some people talking about
i the plans for the fair connected with
the Devon Show this year and thcy sara
that Mrs. Charles Il. Coke would have
tho thatched roof market in her care !;
while Mrs. Edward LeBoutillicr will
engineer the Baby Show. That show
Is 10 he held on the afternoon Of May
% and already ten silver cups have
heen contributed for it. One does won
der where the money all comes from.
We gagp at the prices OF things and yet
we get them. go,
The tobacco and cigarette booth Will
| be under the direction of Mrs. Robert
j.. Strawbridge.
Nd while on the subject Of shows,
n do you realize that the Indoor Show
is only ten days off? That is. the
Fashion part Of it. for that will be
held on May 3 and the Horse Show will
be on May 6. and s. ! am looking
forward to the Fashion Show with great
Expectation. for we have not had one
Of the kind for some time and the
women Mrs. Altcmus has asked to pose
are all summers, so I do think it will be
great.
IPETsY had had afternoon tea with
- mother in one Of the hotels and was
a very tired and bored little person
after said tca was finished. In fact.
she became quite fcstless and fussy !;
she ran in and out OF the hotcl room
waiting for mother to get through talk
ing, till finally mother called her. say
ing: Come. Betsy, sit down aud
watch these pretty ladies'; SEQ. they
are not all running about. Sit still as
they do.
And Betsy. looking about her with
wide opened eyes, remarked loudly !:
But mother, I don't think they are
pretty"
NANCY WYNNE.