Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-05
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks OF the Parties Planned for Today
She Sees Mrs Grange Wearing Smart Costume.
' Other Bits of Chat 49, ..''

i NFARIANNE HARRIS, the pretty
NJ daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harris, of Ivy Cottage, German- :
In. will be introduced at tea this
lrnoon at her home. Ivy Cottage
II Oak road and School House lane,
n1 incidentally. Marianne is the eldest
three children. She spent last
Inter in boarding school where she
A. extremely popular and she is
having dandy time this winter. Char
iotte Starr, Annabella Wood, Bessie
PEARSON, eleanor Gummey, Evelyn
IPare. Mary Sitter, Elizabeth Frazier
{snd Eloise Warriner will receive with
fHfsr;anne. as will Katherine King,
4 {MEzabeth Ross and Esther Rhodes,
&~;bo are debutantes Of the last season.
Mrs. Harris will have Mrs. Henry
II Brown, Mrs. Reynolds Brown, Mrs.
-, 4mes de Wolf Perry, Mrs, e. Nj.
keynolds and Mrs. John Wilson as
sisting her in receiving and at the tea
Fable.
TITTY KNIGHT was to have been
n introduced today, but the accident
she had last summer in Cahiornla,
breaking her leg playing polo, mace
Il necessary to postpone the gay OIL tie
tba season. Kitty is coming along
sniendidly. l am glad to say, and WIZ
soon be able to dispense with crutcnes.
Wasn't IL too bad to have had sucn an
accident the very year she was TO come
out? The Knights are living IN their
new home, 22OS Rittenhouse street,
which they bought last year.
MIR. AND MRS. STANDBY
Wl STOKES will give delightful
marty tonight at the Whitemarsh Hunt
Elub. a number of the younger mar
ried people will be among the guests
and some of the debutantes and several
~ tbe girls who came out the same year
LMrs Stokes did. Cordelia Duke, who
n. living in Bryn Mawr this year, Will
\ .yttend. You remember Ruth Coke was
Ia Of Cordelia's bridesmaids five years
ro. and was married herself several
Sonths later. Margaret Berwind, VINO
4 IN also be guest, is another giri VINO
HIre out the same year. linen oophie
karhall, Jane Coke, katherlhe t tSae
IA Liza Norris will be among the other
,ris while the married set will include
Samilton and Cornelia Cheston, George
Ii Huberta Earle, Susie and Orville
Iril,tt Reatrice and Bill Churchman,
'Hick ind Sarah Biddle, Lowber and
MARY Stokes and Karl and Mildred
|lDodge. A most attractive set OF young
"keople. The other men in the party
mi he the three Stokes, Tom, waiter
nd John, Jim Carter and Andy Van
Pelt.
lvyIRGINIA EARLE is in mourning
nv for her grandmother, whose illness
n the time set for her tea postponed
That event. Her death, coming close
Anon the illness, has thrown the family
Into mourning and Virginia will not at
tend the parties for some time. In
February, | understand, she will have
dinner dance given for her, but there
will. be no other entertaining by the
family before then.
DT SAW Mrs. William Drayton Grange
i on the street this week looking ex-
|ltremely smart in n one apiece dress Of
2dark blue serge, which was made on
! very plain lines. Her very jaunty hat
vas Of brilliant red velvet and was
kther large shaped turban. She wore
Slfo choker Of japanese mink. which
Cvas very becoming. She certainly is
oung looking person to be Banning's
pother. She and Mr.. Grange were
pgether, and I thought he was looking
Aiighty well, too.
Isn't Banning beauty. She'll be
pne belle next year, / can tell you. She
las the prettiest golden brown hair and
laughing eyes, and such a smart figure.
understand she is at boarding school
gain this year, but will come out next
tason.
LOW early we start in hating to be
= ridiculed. Virginia, who is FIVE,
larted off to school the other day and
the way collided with piece of |
panama skin which some thoughtless
person had left on the pavement. She |
was pretty well shaken up and cried
good deal as she ran back home to
nother. Where were, you hurt, dear?"
sked mother. ''Did you scrape your
nee or elbow? Tell mother about it,"
ou know the way mothers do, God |
less them! and finally between
pitches in breath Virginia sobbed out, |
lt don't hurt much now, mother, but
erybody saw me fall"
NANCY WYNNE.