Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-21
: list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wy""e Talks of Miss Watts' Debut Nest Week.
Dinners to Precede Affair at Mr.. Bmney's Home.
Easter Flower Sale at PENNSYLVANIA Girls Club

an more week and the gayeties Of
E,,o Easter season will start And
:, me- Friday of that week. April 1,
~..;on ~ Watts will be introduced to So
.i .i,,y a debutante of the last season
'',S hos not attended very many Of the
s.,,ies, sut as she is continuing her col
.o,rse. She is a student at Smith
~ W. Marion is a daughter Of the
% 49, Miller Watts. OF Ogontz, and n
...rddaugbter of Mrs. Charles d.
p@,rnpy, @ Her late grandmother, Mrs.
ps, Barney, was formerly Miss Cooke, a
nht ni.nshter Of Jay Cooke, the tinoncier.
W,.,;on ,sus Is cousin Of the Harding girls
~ New York, one OF whom, Catherine.
" y ~ he married on April y, you know.
" Icrillard suffern Tai'er, OF New
York. 49,, LIN l.. ,,.do .. = ,,ru,
lance which Mr.. and Mrs: watts will
u;.s AZ Eildon, on Spring avenue,
S,ontz. which is the home OF Mr.:
es Ssrney, Several dinners are scheduled
- ho given before the dance. Mrs. AL
I'D Morris will entertain for her
l.nshtcr. Ottilie, and the Mercer Bid
la will entertain for Sydney at their
Some In Torresdnle. : Marion IL very
sood sod' looking, With broad brow and soft
.ir which waves off her forehead in
rost attractive manner. /.
TOMORROW night we will have OPP
ora. of course, and after that the
reek viii be given over largely to
,hrrcb soing, as there will be services
- most Of the churches two and three
.r,ss a day till the end Of Holy Week.
rss,er week will open with Margaretta
Issnes wedding to Sydney Thayer, Jr..
a. the first social doing Of the Easter
gde They are to be married at noon.
snS n reception will be given after the
s %sdding BY Mrs. Jeanes at her home on
srruce street. Elizabeth is to be Mar
,sretta's maid of honor, and ] think
Srs Jeanes may we'll be proud Of her
swo nretty daughters that day, for they
vii certainly be lovely to look upon.
NOME Of the women who are inter-
y ested in the Pennsylvania League of
Girls Clubs, which has it's headquar,
ters at 1925 Locust street. and which
il In reality an ideal clubhouse run by
Inc girls themselves, are talking great
deal about an Easter flower sale which
Is to be held at the Girls clubhouse on
Locust street for the upkeep OF the
clubhouse on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Carver. Jr.. is president
Of the association of clubs, and among
the others interested are Miss Ethel
Pew, Mrs. George Lorimer, Mrs. Henry
G, Boyer, Miss Emily Exley. Mrs.
Charles Francis Griffiths (who., you re-
member, was Beatrice Fox). Miss Mary
Converse. Mrs. Paul Tappan and several
others. The Pennsylvania School OF
Horticulture for women at Amber and
the National Woman's Farm and Gar
den Association and Church Farm
School are Joining In with the sale OF
flowers and livestock.
And there are going to be little fuzzy,
kittens and happy tailed puppies and
cotton tailed bunnies and swimmy gold
fish and parrot to talk to you and a
won't be worth going to?
|T SAW Mrs. Lowber Stokes at the
l opera the other night wearing a
lovely gown of palesS blue silk trimmed
with pnlest of pink roses, cut square
At the neck and made without sleeves,
and her skirt was plain but slightly
draped at the side. Her hair. which Is
bright, dark brown. was simply ar
ranged with stray curls escaping here
and there about her face. She is very
pretty. | think. Mrs. Henry Pepper
Vaux was in her mothers box and was
looking very well in gown of white
lace and American Beauty brocade. The
bodice was of tullc and lace and the
rose material was draped up on the left
side of the cOrsage. Mrs. Arthur Lea
wore a gown of brilliant green brocade.
T TITLE brother had been much
~ longed for by Isabelle, in fact, fol
whole year she had added to her daily
petitions: "And please dear God, send
me little brother" When brother ar
rived and she was told the news her JOY
Knew no bounds. and she hoped up thu
stairs holding on to daddy's small fin
ger and holding her breath to keep quiet
because ''if she was very quiet so a,
not to wake him she'd be allowed to SCI
him."
They tiptocd up to the crib and ther,
be lay, dark red black haired. little
thing, all wrinkled and cunning. but
Isabelle had always had n golden hairet
brother in mind when she prayed fol
MIN. and so said she. But. daddy
we'll have to send him back and get tht
one l asked for; this ones a INDIAN