Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-24
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of the Bonnels' Tea Saturday.
She Goes to the Rose Tree Races-Tea at Settlement
House This Afternoon Interests Society

;, MOTHER college girl made her
"A debut on Saturday. ] mean
x.,,sns Bonnell, Mr.. Henry BonnelTR
S.nshter. whose tea was given by her
e"rsnts Mt their home. In Chestnut
III, Meriana Is q student at Bryn
w.mr and 1. very much interested In
~ work in fact, she only came home
s., ~ the week END for the tea. She is
- ~ near home she does not have to miss
snr ~ the week END dances, and yet
nsn do GOOD work In college as she does
not 10 TO parties during the week,
Mariana is rather dark and has large
soft dark brown eyes. She wore
nretty frock Of white brocaded chiffon
"a carried roees. Mrs. Bonnell, who,
ano r.member, was Miss Helen
Tnov,es, looked extremely well in .
Snwn OF soft brown satin embroidered
IN dull gold sequins. There were z
anmher o{ the debutantes receiving and
Wr.. pamuel Warmer and Mrs. Sam
Woodward presided at the tea table.
Ut WAS beautiful out at the Rose
Tree Hunt Club on Saturday. Just
earn enough TO make you seek the
made In the early afternoon and later
.ooi enough to make q wrap grhteful
addition 10 your toilette. Every one was
ant there and the horses were In won
Ssrful shape. The cross. country races
w.re more than usually exciting. They
slways scare me to pieces: l am 70
AFRAID some one Will be thrown ana
nainh,l accidents, for the men ride
well and have their mounts under
snlendid control.
yrHAT reminds me, hear that little
/ Charlie Mather 10 improving each
d.v and while he Ia not entirely con-
scio,,s. yet when they moved him from
tbc hospital to his home he said too
NOT - referring to the blankets over
hi,, and the day after he reached home
heckon,d or waved TO his little brother
from his bed. So he Is recovering con.
sriousness at intervals and slowly, but It
was a terribly narrow shave and they
VIII bavc to be very careful Of him for
q long time.
rIOCKEY is certainly the game OF
II the hour these days. ! hear the
Morris girls. Ottilie, Priscilla. Lydia
Lewis and the other daughters OF Mrs.
Alfred Paul Morris have .sotten up a
home team, inviting several cousins and
close friends to join. and they arc going
10 play every Wednesday afternoon ut
their place In rillanova just girls teams
and on Sunday afternoons the boys
will be invited to join In and thus Will
be started some good games.
There are FIVE Morris girls you know,
10 all they have to do is ask a girl
apiece and one extra and there's your
team. Among the other girls who are
aOinR TO make up the team are Florence
Kane. Henrietta Fritz, Dorothea Baird,
Mary l.. Norris, Alidn Eistenbrey. md
I cannot remember the rest. Mrs. Nor
ris, who was Miss Mildred VAIN. Ia
thoroughly interested in 1t all. and ia
delighted to have them meet there, so
think this new Main Line team will
bc great fun.
ND you hear that the Workman
~ Place House in which SO many OF
the women are interested II to open the
now gymnasium this afternoon and
there's To be a ten to celebrate the oc-
casion? You know the Alpha ri Fra
ternity has this settlement house especi
ally under its wing. and 1t Is kept UP
every year through the donation day and
proceeds Of the Pony Show which Mrs
Billie Clothicr has each year at her
Wynnewood home.
The board Of managers Of the house
for this year incmdcs Mrs. r. Wistcr
Brown. Sd. chairman; Mrs. John +,
Meigs, I'd. vice chairman; Mrs. jacob
DiFston. Jr., treasurer; Margaret Re
max. secretary; Mrs. Billie Clothier,
Mrs. Pierce Archer, Jr.. Mrs. jim
Drinkpr, Mrs. Ned Krumbhaar. Mrs
Ned Lc Boutillier, Mrs. Gil Mather
Mrs. Williams Roberts, Mrs. Sumner
Rulon. Miller. Mrs. Aleck Yarnall. Bar.
bara Benson. Lysbeth Boyd. Edith FL
lison. Eleanor Gamble. Polly Griscom
Anita and Estellc Sanders, Anne Town
send, Rosalie Volrath and Evelina Wal
baum.
The tea this afternoon will be from
until 6 o'clock at the gymnasium, 754
South Front street.
WINNIE could not get to sleep th'
y other night. lie tossed, and twistet
and fused around so that mothc
heard him from the next room and cam
into see what was wrong. Don't 20,
feel well. dear?" Yes. I'm just an
kinder different" said Jimmie. MAY
be IL you soldered the sheets in at tn
side I'd sleep all right"
NANCY WAYNE.