Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-30
4 ILIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nea She Sees Mrs Widener Wearing Stunning
Frock MANY Sail for Europe

n MOTHER week of outdoor affairs
A ~ ,re's the Horse Show. still going
"a out in Bryn Mawr the week OF
On IN heeins today. The match this att
po'o por will be between. the war De-
antv an.v,ent and the Philadelphia country
w..h's second team, and the second game
.uD CsII ne between Bryn Mawr second ana
Wssdowbrook. l... ,,S-a,
Tbere will be another mntch on
wednesday afternoon ana again on
Inur nv ,Isy each other next week. SO polo
W.. p,e' an attraction for n fortnight.
VII W those who have parking spaces
hmons tournaments are Mrs. George
v fcr uSn;,ds Sny; Drexel, Mrs. ,Aleck Brown,
" Heavy Collins. Colonel Edward b..
ut. Mr..tt Mr. Walter Iippihcott, Mr..
Sassa1.s Sas1.s Reeves, Mr.. George McFad-
Man'' IT. Henry Pepper 'Vaux. Mr..
% den, McKean. Mrs. II. B. du Pont,
Loh cnlesbury Purves, DIR. Stricker
MI. NJ, Mr.. ]. II. Pew, Jr.. DR.. Henry
LOTT IMu,tGeld. Mr.. William n. Mooney,
n..ai r.. w w. Atterbury, Mr.. Breaux
su, veiI.rJ Jay vandergrift and Mr.. Will
lam lam de Kraft.
y,yuAT beautiful frocks Mrs. Joe
wv v,dener wears. / saw her just re-
..,r in one of sheer material. 1t is
tsn.' rerv light cream color, just OF
VI, In fact. and there is narrow
vn,e' 81 cherry red. The stripes are
shpt hapt a half inch apart. The bodice IS
nuvdI da of the material minus any trim
ma m;ns The stripes being so arranged as
- Constitute a sort of pattern. Inc
,nnsr ~ mart of the bodice is made OF the
upR; t,;nss running round, while the lower
ssn.tion Is cut with stripes going up
va down. and the stripes so up and
Snun dnu on the very full skirt, too.
The hat worn with this very Frenchy
x-..l ia brilliant cherry color and Is
s.oda of borsehair maline. medium size
- ,a'u to the crushed crown and downward
rrcd brim, Around the crown Is a
nerous wreath of very dark blue rye.
Ers Widener was wearing q double
sa.;ro of pearls and carried a purple
ssn tbe dsy I saw her. Though the color
.arb;nation in description sounds some
hat hizarre. the effect was stunning.
Ms Widener can wear frocks that very
sew others could. She is so small, and
iainty, and extremely good looking.
a TORE and more people going to
lW Europe! Did you ever know any
thing like It? Well, there is one thing
shont Il. it will take more money to
,bc countries across the water, and that
S;ll % bring up exchange. will 1t not? At
least that's what ] have been told.
Frances and Livingston Sullivan are
going over to England together for sew
sral months. They will attend the races
M Hurlingham and travel through the
Island before returning home In August.
Elaine will stay at home with her
parents and they will all go later to
Long Island for the summer.
THE George Harrison Fishers will sail
/ Wednesday for Europe, and Pauline
. and John Wanamaker are going over
| for a couple of months. in a week or
/ two. The travelling is better over there
| this summer, and / suppose that Is
one reason why so many are anxious to
10. The Howard Wurts Pages and their
three daughters, Edith, Evelyn and
Mary, are going next week, and can't
/ begin to remember all the others who
/ will spend the summer at least in Eng
land, II not on the Continent.
TOMORROW we will have the Behn-
l Dunlap wedding at st. James
Church, Twenty second and Walnut
streets. The two little Balm kiddies,
Louise and Elizabeth. will be flower
girls, you know. l love a wedding with
flower girls. They always look so cum
ming, and If very tiny, perfectly self
possessed and not bit self conscious.
Something tells me that the wedding
tomorrow will be one of the prettiest
we have had here for many day. At
the same time l must say I feel sorry
for Miss Berwind. She will miss Mar
garet very much. You know Margaret
has lived with her since she was little
girl, ever since her parents died.
THE last day of the Horse Show
1 makes me think of small Dick, who
who went last year every afternoon
with mother and had splendid time.
Dick was out for bargain, whether it
was useful to him or not, just so it was
'duced. On the last day he came tri-
emphantly home clutching program.
Look, said he, going up to father,
They 'duced this to a quarter, and I
Fought it with the one you gave me
Thursday" NANCY WYNNE.