Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Vynne Tells OF the Engagement Of Miss Eleanor
Robb to Mr.. Thomas Linea,oeauer- Chats
of Other Things

,lN INTERESTING engagement an.
"A ,ounced today is Eleanor Robb s.
rIosnor Is the daughter ~ Mrs. Henry
pohb md she came out last year and
Nd n beautiful time. tGoodness, now
ia, this season = over ! shoum say she
comc out two seasons ago. ! Keep Tor :
eating that the debutnntes OF the last
season are no longer deDutanteS ana tnat
after Marion Watts introduction next
Friday the other parties given from now
m will be for the buds OF the coming
season.) ,r ~,
-oayer son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Iineawcaver. Of Lebanon.
che is n very sweet girl. and has the
.prlicst hair and the cutest mouth ana
.oso largo eyes and particularly pretty
U.srows nU, She is n granddaughter Of
e. and Mrs. Robert Il. Hastings, Of
zoe Snruce street. and with her mother
..J brother. Henry, Jr.. lives with the
usstinRs. Carolyn Baily. who mar
,isd Theodore Mitchell Hastings, is an
aunt by marriage. and the Thomascs, OF
West Chester. are closely related to
them also. -,
Tom Linpawcaver Is n relative of Mr..
Jomeg and Mr.. Charles Lineaweaver. OF
this city, though | could not swear as to
,hether he Is n cousin or nephew; |
,,mn,y know they are relatives. also
tnow that Tom is great favoritc with
Girls and men and feel sure the mar
pieye will he a happy one. No, date has
been set for the wedding.
THE boys who form the committee
/ for The masked party which will be
Mold AT the next meeting OF the Cinder-
elIa ,Junior dances at the Merton G.. G..
u;I be Arthur Baugh. Jr.. Woodford
Pankson. William Addicks. Isaac
CIothicr. Sd. Henry Balm. Jr., and
TIovd Rcnshaw. The dance will he held
nm Wednesday night Of next week and
every girl and boy Of the school set Is
muchly excited over it, You IRE often
asked to a fancy dress party and the
dancing classes usually have one fancy
dress affair year. but you do not often
nave n chance to mask, except when YOU
are grown up. cnd even in your debu-
tonte year your mother won / he per-
suaded to let you 60 to the Bal Masquc.
and so you have 10 wait until you are
older for that exciting party.
And here, before you even come out.
YOU are going to mask and have won
derf,tl time pretending that you are
Elsie when YOU really are Catherine.
And isn't it fun to go to mask dressed
exactly like another girl or boy and
pvzze every one more than ever.
Mrs. Matthew Baird, Jr., is chairman
Of tho committee in charge of the Gin
dprcla Junior dances, and she an
nounres that the dance will start
promutly At : o'clock and end at mid
night.
SAW the smartest get up on Chest
/ nut street on Thursday yes. in all
that rnin. too. and il was the rain that
helped to make il smart. But for the
lifc of me ! could not see positively who
was wearing it for the simple reason
that the smart hennn silk umbrella
hobbcd between me and the owners face
every time ! would try to get glimpse.
thought il was Polly Thayer. for It
walked like her and that color would
have been wonderful for her. Any way,
I'm going to tel you about the suit.
for il was beautiful. II was Of henna
color, almost flame color duvctyne, and
the skirt and long -skirted coat were
both embroidered in black silk floss
above tho hens. the embroidery being
hOONl Clgnt ln'neS III WlutH.
The coat had bit Of embroidery be-
tu ucen the shoulders and there was en-
brodCry on the cuffs above the narrow
fur bands at the wrist. A tuxedo collar
and rover Of black fur finished the coat.
The hat was q small round one Of henna
silk, just a shade darker than the suit.
and the umbrella was Of the same shade
as thr hat. Her hair was dark brown
and bobbcd and the curve of the cheek
and chin and tho vivid Cooring re.
minded me Of Polly.
II was very unusual and exceedingly
smart for as young n girl as she. as tor
an older person IT would have been per-
hbrS II little too bright.
Doggy is four and has been seeking
knowledge steadily Of late. and is eX-
erciSing her memory and very frequently
frying to see how much she knows
about everything. Naturally mother en-
courages her and is ever a willing lis
toner in her seeking after knowledge.
The other day Peggy. who was sitting
Cn tho floor at mothers side playing
with some blocks. building innumerahle
castles, looked up and remarked: II M
Wondering the name Of every animal
know, there's butterflies, an insects,
an worms an lions
NANCY WYNNE.