Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-13
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks Of the Princeton Yale Came Today
She Sees Several Pretty Costumes--"Talk
Of the TotOn' Neet Week

Il
- when you haven't an ideR in your
that might put large idea in your
headf Well, that's Nancy today, not
an idea Isn't 1t awful? But It seems
to be in the wind this weather, ] have
heard the same complaint in various
quarters. know what you would
say, but that's too obvious and trite,
and at least let us not be trite.
bursts an idea why it's the Prince
ton Yale game today In Princeton and
everyone you ever heard Of almost Is
going. You never knew anything like
the demand for tickets. And the
parties that have been arranged for
are simply great. Some OF the girls
who arc debutantes this year md who
are going up are Anne Ashton, Jane
Hepburn, Morgaretta Harrison. Chris,
Augusta Harrison, Christine Cad
walader is not u debutante, but she's
next door to being one she'll be among
those introduced next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Freeman are
going in their car today and will have
the Jack Hollingsworths as their guests
at the game. MIR. Christopher Morris
will take several Of his young cousins up
in his motor. Among them being
year. Priscilla, her sister, who is
younger, Dorothen Baird, a cousin, and
Cameron Macleod. Dave Edserton and
Kenton Eisenbrey. Florence Kane is
also going to the game and so Is
Dorothy ely. And the George G.
Thomas Rcmngtons. of Lake For
est, ILL.,, who are visiting MIR. Reming-
y tons mother, Mrs. Walter Volkmar.
The Walter Wheelers will go up and
the John Welsh Drnytons, who with
Elise du Pont will be guests OF Frank
all who are going. And ] hope they
won't be disappointed. Perhaps no
one will bet may be q tic like Hnr-
ward and Princeton last week. My
what n game that must have been!
MARIE LOUISE THOMPSON is a
4Vl smart. looking .debutante, isn't
she? ! saw her the other day wearing
4 suit of tnn colorcd tweed, the long
coat very beautifully tailored. A
large sapphire blue hat Of soft velvet
was worn with the suit and 1t was
vastly becoming and a neckpiece OF
sable fur gave a most attractive touch
to the costume.
I also saw Margaret Berwind and
Margaretta Jeanes together on Walnut
Margaret wore a tailored suit of light
blue heather cloth, with n soft toque Of
the same material TO match. while Mar
rnretta's suit was sports model OF
brown heather cloth, and her small hat
was OF tan duvctyne embroidered in
brown.
Margaretta's engagement to Sgd
Thayer was announced on Sunday, you
remember.
THE time is drawing near for the
i "Talk Of the Town" and it Is GER
tainly well talked Of, isn't it? hear
that all the boxes are taken for
Wednesday night and most Of those for
Thursday night. Members OF the Junior
League are to act rs aides for both per-
formanees and will sell votes for the
most popular chorus, which. you know,
Is to end the affair each evening.
suppose. OF course, there must have been
great expense connected with getting
this thing up, but even 70. III wager
that scarcely anything undertaken be-
fore ever raised as much money AZ this
will. And I do hope II comes up to
their expectations. for the women inter
ested have worked like beavers for it.
The aides will be Betty Welsh.
Elisabeth Barlow, Anna Lewis. Mari
yanho W ibtcE, Jdue 1tHtInuU, Lucy
Grey. Margaret Earle. Elizabeth md
Peggy Ross. Katharine Lea. Hope Will
son, Caroline Barclay. Eleanor Davis.
Frances, Scott, Eugcnia Cassatt. Betty
Packard, Mary Williams, beatrice
English, Sarah Penrose, Christine
Chambers, Emil ic Kennedy. Lucille Car
ter, Adele Elliot. Helen Washburn,
Mrs. Russell Thayer. Mrs. Grahnm
Dongherty. Mrs. Louis Boric. Mrs.
Wilson Pritchett, Mrs. Johns Hopkins,
Mrs. John c. Bell. Jr., Mrs. Joe lip
pincott, Mrs. Magruder Dent, Mrs. Joe
Mccall. Mrs. William Rockefeller. Jr..
Mrs. Crawford Madeira, Mrs. Jared
!ngersoll, Mrs. Joe Thayer. Mrs. John
Drayton, Mrs. Rowland Evans. Mrs.
Heyward Myers. Mrs. Newbold Taylor,
Mrs. Fenno Hoffman. and the cantains
, af the aides will be Mrs. Scwell Borie,
Elsie Hirst. Margaret Berwind. Mrs.
Hammy Cheston, Lorraine Dlsston and
Kitty Brinton. NANCY WYNNE.