Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01
-TLST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of Ne,o Sports Stvles-She Chats
4bout Halloween and the Parties Ciuen.
#~ -. A Bridal Tale
A Bridal Tale

x,AvE YOU noted the very lntest in
n ,norts clothes? The skirts are
sT ,bc heaviest material possible
maag ,otood Of being hemmed or stitched
ana are 6nIshcd around the edge With
they rou a fringe of tile material. That
Q nn' ts frinccd out like the pnd or an
q ,bi,ued tablccloth. only Its very
olo",oly olo thick cloth (the very heaviest
e"nsrs e",. seen for, some time). y, %.
mssn Ts,r your scarf is made of the same
tsinI as The skirt and IT IL finished
ma.ts'hti mt tsin qed edges The fringe on the
wiz the skirt is not very wide 1t >
eDa ore VI than nm inch to an inch and
no. W. THE coat Of the suit IL usually
na', of thr same material ~ the skirt
nano o.oarf hut II they are OF Plaid the
anu - nsnally done in plain material
coa' goa ,To sports hat matches the coat.
anu Wv Walter Wood, who. Was Dorothy
y..rison, daughter of the Charles
nnaa,,s Uarrisons, wnS wearing, such u
Gust', .nd scarf on Saturday out at the
snt.n,rina Hunt Club. and ! saw quite
s,b number at the tennis at Mannheim last
month. - I'D, -. q"
AIRS WOOD, by the way. expects
M 10 move this week into her house,
~ " Wno ~" ,n Rndnor. which was form.
hocA noS rronerty OF her sister, the late
@ Mr, Edward X. Rowland. Mrs. WOOD
tbe guardian Of the two Rowland
sSi,drcn' Esther and Dorothy, md she
sn snsnt Inst winter In the South near
,Ss school which they attended. IhiS
rsar she will stay near Philadelphih.
sbe Is the youngest OF the. Harrison
giris, iis nnd Mrs Rowland was the
McMicnae'' "'''
other'
~r WAC oood when il stopped rain
.,,.-,oons y.sterdoy.
Somehow you nate Me,,ouoon W slammed by
tne ootbsr h.b Of course It's probably
osa t"a whcn thcy must stay in the
wn.. w,ss, i and equally OF course I AM re-
su.in, svuii 70 rho fun they can have in the
semntrv a,s for no one would permit them
tovn ..o, about tbc CITY streets EN- costume,
.I.,a Joys of burglarics and "hold
..n.u .ns y pmt tbcv do hnve such good times
~; %ps' tbo country.
:" What 10 more fun than to see father
III Jrosscd r m in an old suit Of moth
o.,s tonnrd with n vide hat and veil
and n start Ollt with nm TO WISH your
s,is,Js o % nil wearing beautiful false faces
snd nuzzling every one to pieces.
T There we're many children's parties
rsstsrdar afternoon and last evening
and some Of the grown ups went to sew
sroi affairs held at the country clubs.
There wns n large dance at the Hunt
inydon Valley Country Club and great
many dinners were given before that
event The George Justices gave
children's PARTY in the afternoon for
their smnll son. George. W.. and the
George Wardcrs entertained In the eve
ming. Altogether 1t was a great day
and evening.
CHE was young and very pretty
y ut,,o hrido and shc wos os busv
as hrsr ..,e comiG U, h" "" yctt;ny s wa" Jclicions
sSnnor sS n"' ~ '"o cookcd IN the vow latest
',hpmn s%pr,a oonron,;cs" a., vH wav for ~, Rr,Jc.
,roo,n mwr' 'n' ,;.bn ano,;. ,,i,od arorrthino
sloOn sh ni,,moJ m ., "' h.rn '"e
''y Wo,, In bomo ~ h" "ei cer,o % find m AMOR
little wife waiting Mt the door and