Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks OF Several Debuts in the Fal-She
Hears of a Card Party Given at Miss Mary "
Converses Home in Rosen,ont !

,rHrNK I have told you that ElleI
I,ovd is going to make her debu,
ssor. She, has been spending tn,
nn .y abroad at school and returned
r rin.', last month. She Is the daughter
nomIh ~ stacy Lloyds and a grand
aushter of the Effingham p. Morrises
esusd and Mrs. Lloyd and Ellen, by thu
have been staying with. Mr. ant
W. Morris. but now have gone to the
nM.,ndacks to be at Saranac Lake foi
D"mmer, They will introduce Ellen
w @6ctober I. Mrs. Lloyd was Eleanor
en She is q sistor OF Huck Nor
nub mbo married Julia Lewis, and OF
r. Tyenchard Newbold. \ younger
i;.t,r %ts Carol Morris, married and lives
IL Pittsburgh. -
? HEAR that on Friday afternoon Of
| .,,. week Miss Mary Converse will
- ber house and grounds for card
p,tv which is to be given for the
.st n Calvary Settlement, OF which
n Il presdent. OF course, you Know
~ Jobn Converse place at Rosemont,
I'm its magnificent trees and spacious
s,sunds; It long has been one OF the
!eSw nlaces of the Main Line, but.
sS,rt @ has not been open to the public
'ircs Mr.. Converse's death. With the
Ne ~ rooms and wide verandas 1t should
ms.e A fne setting for a card party,
M Miss Converse will have tea Tor the
~mssts. nv too. Calvary Settlement, they
Iii me. Is a small organization, which
M M done splendid work in Its locality
.,o,s % regular settlement lines. The
~oriers are especially proud OF their
REORGANIZATION work with the chill
dSss' % The children have a club which
4 called the Inasmuch Club and which
= ~,s started during the war to aid the
Rsisian orphans. 1t was 80 successtui
h its efforts to raise money and cloth
~, that A letter was sent to it by the
"&aire de Norderwyck, Antwerp and
his people.
n tbe papers here, and was sent later
4 Brussels with some other papers, and
X some means came under the eyes Of
0ueen Elizabeth. She, much to the Joy
Il tbe Club and its friends, sent the
president a most gracious letter OF
thanks. -
IN charge Of Fridays fete includes Mrs.
Ssmuel McClintock Hamill, Mrs.
Roberts Lowrie. Marie Louise FAIRIES
and Elizabeth Jeanes.
hid YOU know that the Graham
~ Doughertys postponed the dance
they were to have given for Mrs.
Dougherty's sister. Isabel Frazer, last
Friday? 1t will be given on October
g instead and at the same club, the
Philadelphia Cricket, at st. Martins.
Isabel will make her debut this fall
and Il going to be one of the prettiest
of the buds, ! think. She has such
sveet face and dresses so prettily. You
inow her mother was the late Mrs.
Corlies Morgan. She married Persifor
Fraser, Jr., about twenty Ave years
NO, and later married Corlies Morgan.
She was Miss Mary Welsh. a daughter
i y the late John G,owber Welsh. She
died about eight years ago and the
hree Frazer children lived at first with
heir step father, Corlies Morgan, and
ater took house on Spruce street,
where they lived with chaperone.
daria's grandmother, Mrs. Persifor
Frazer, introduced her to society and
she married Graham Dougherty the
rear after she came out. She is Il
most charming woman and has two
ovely little children. Percy Frazer,
d, her brother, married Ellen Glen
Inning last October. The Doughertys
.lll give a ball for Isabel on January
o.
SAW Maisie Rush Bartol on the
street the other day looking very
Tell in frock of light gray canton
repe made with a surplice bodice and
lain skirt. Her hat was largo
model of brilliant red straw and was
rimmed at the sides with red cherries. |
daisie is dark, you know, and the
right color was most becoming. She |
las darling baby about two months
I'd. NANCY WYNNE.