Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-01
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks Of the Morning Musicale-She
Chats about Two Engagements Announced
Yesterday afternoon

-u,ctNE it! A real honest to good
w., dav of snow. because. 1t was
ncs' day. wasn't IL, as the snow
almsoSd shortly after eleven. Perhaps
starIeu IN answer to Cortot's playing OF
II isn calu, Ia Failing" in Debussy's Chill
lson's Corner. Anyway, when l went
n.eI ,n ~ the bellevue Stratford for the
Timing musicale there. was no snow,
n,V nnJ when | came out after he'd played
anu ,o. snow was falling fast, so there
YOU are. ,o,r neonIe ne
,snal at the concert. l believe great
",. uSu". orc South, more than we nave
rsalized. Miss Mary Converse enter. I,,
teI""J tt,I,,"J in her box. and Mrs. Joe Ieidy
I miI'% %or mother. Mrs. Carter, and her
nuu nuu,htcr. Mrs. Hamilton Cheston, with
IS"e GSr Miss Anne Thomson had several
nrt,t n,osts and Mrs. George Fales Baker
EnJ Mrs. James Large, Mrs. George
ITnr;rIer Iau and several others with her.
hV,fr Wrs Horace Eugene Smith, Mrs.
1o"rcncn Dudley. Mrs. Sydney Thaycr,
a." "a. Waiter Jcffords, Mrs. Albert Ro-
va i,,~ortcn and number of other people
s'"S 'norc in the audience. Mrs. Rosengarten
,,.oo looking stunning in black frock
wa wa bat of uncut velvet, which was one
a. "'J those crushed affairs worn well over
~ foce Mrs. .Jeffords wore a black
tIr mr cont with collar and cuffs of SPUR
.oI and n small upturned tOQuC Of gray
duvetync'
SAW Peggy Ross and her cute little
sister, Julia, on Sunday on Walnut
,trcct Peggy, who was debutante
Inst year, had on a very pretty squirrel
cant trimmed with black seal collar and
crTs The cont. which was of short
Icnrth. hung loose from the shoulders.
with this she wore tan velour hat,
Win m upturned brim and trimmed on
one side with bunch Of darker tan
ostrich feathers. Julia looked very
nrctty in gray tailor made suit,
trimmed with beaver collar and cuffs.
IIcr hat was light blue, edged with a
white stitching of angora wool. Julia
has bobbcd hair, and it certainly is be t.
coming to her.
TIIOSE were two interesting engage
/ mcnts that we announced yesterday
afternoon, we're they not? Betty Pack
rrd and Herbert Church and Marion
TAYLOR and Charlie Willing.
Betty Packard is a sister of Mary
Packard, who married Arthur Billings
couple Of years ago. Her younger
sister. Ruth. came out this winter.
Marion Taylor is n sister of Newbold
Taylor. who married Anne Meirs, and
u Bill Taylor, who married Pauline
Maynard. Her mother was Miss Emily
Newbold, n sister of Mr.. Clement B.
Newbold. Mr.. John S. Newbold and
Mrs. Beauveau Borie, Jr
Marian has a perfectly lovely voice
and sings charmingly. You remember
she took the part OF Yum Yum in the
Sayoy's giving Of "Mikado" last year.
She has decidedly pleasing concert
voice and has had the wisdom to Culti-
vatc it. Both Of the men in these en-
gagements are to be very much con-
graduated, for they have won very
rharming and attractive girls.
MISS N has a class of small six
4N1 ycar-Olds which meets every morn e
ing for an hour at Mrs. HIS house
and, old fashioned though it may seem
the almost forgotten art of spelling is
there being impaired The other day
Peggy was asked to spell fur and to tell
what it was.
EUR, an animals coat" said
Peggy. Yes" said Miss N. land
is there any other word pronounced like
tur?"
"Ycs, Miss N. fir. kind OF
rree." "Splendid, dear. Now is there
any other word like, these two?"
"Oh, yes fer"
Per. dear, why what does that
moan?' inquired the amazed Mis-,
"oh," said Peggy. "f-e-r, like il