Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-03
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks Of Many Sailing Today for Europe.
She Speaks Of the Indoor Horse Show This Week
Other Bits OF Ne,Us

ICRgAT many people are sailing for
"A Europe this week. Mrs. Archie
r..,,so, and her son, Tom wanna
a.,or will leave today on the Aquitania
tor England and will stay in London
~ -. Tho International polo matches. They
,.,s ~, leased Sir Douglas Haig's house in
.So suburbs Of London. The interna-
10, nolo matches are held In June
s.nh year you know. and you also know
- i,,ores,ed in polo Tom Wanamaker
no" MIS- Thomson is one OF the most
Is, is,,t;h,l matrons in this city. She is
g';s and has very delicate features and
iar iarps blue eyes and her figure is slender
and graceful. , n. ,u,n.uotsr,s
,.sth che married Archie Thomson,
aen en ~ DR.. Thomson, who lived for
,v son years on Walnut street about
lhaOs mans doors from Fifteenth toward the
InIis pn,isvue The house has been turned
is,n = store since DR.. Thomson 9 death.
lI IT. laughter, the late Mrs. Roberts,
un.d for some time on SAMSON street
h.tween Twenty first and Twenty sec
onI after her father death. Mr..
Ircbibald Thomson died about hve years
oner his marriage to Mrs. Wanamaker,
leaving one son by that marriage. Ihsre
msre two wnnamaker boys, hod, "a,
sn5 Tom. Mrs. Thomson, was Misc
Morv or Minnie Welsh, o daughter OF
.hs late Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel welsh
srd , sister Of the late Samuel welsh
and and Of Mrs. William Tweils Tiers, OF
this city.
MRS WALTER HENDERSON
W BRYANT is also sailing today for
Enronn and will spend some time In
Fnalsnd where her daughter and SON
;nlYaw are living. Fred Pearson, who
m,rried Eleanor Bryant, is In the dip
ia,nst;c service and Is third secretary
y, The American Embassy In London.
Wrs' Bryant will stay in England for
a while and will be In Franco Tor
couple OF months before returning IN
November.
An ATTRACTIVE party going to
n Europe today, too, includes Mrs. w.
" Henburn and her three daughters,
Marie Louise, Jane and Louise. They
.,nsct 10 spend the summer travelling
in France and England, and Mrs. Hep
bnrn will return home in October. As
tho nlans are now, tho three girls Will
stav ON the other side taking up special
stpdies for a year. Louise, suppose,
Iii come out the following year. Jane
was n bud Of the last season and Marie
IINise Of the year before.
ISN'T that Home Brew" orchestra
/ k;1lingp I hear they are to play for
tbs Indoor Horse Show, which opens on
1b,nsday afternoon, and theirs will be
he dance music for the Devon show,
too Those boys are wonders and they
IA IL all for love. They are crazy about
pisying and they never get tired and
don't seem to mind missing the dancing
themselves.
Had you realised that the Indoor
Show will be held during the last three
days of the week? Eight hospitals are
70 benefit from the proceeds this year,
the American, the Babies Gnrrettson.
Howard, Oncologic, Polytechnic, Jefer-
son and Samaritan, and the officers
who will assist Mrs. Hancock, who IL
chairman of the Indoor Show: Will be
Mrs. Billie Clothier, Mrs. Billie Hirst,
Mrs, Paul Snyder. Miss Harriet Pass
more and Mrs. George Peterson. The
Indoor Show Is to be held in the new
squadron armory at Thirty second street
and Lancaster avenue.
VOU know the Women's Overseas
1 League conference is going on this
week at the Emergency Aid rooms.
II 10 called to form a national organiza-
ton. There was meeting yesterday
afternoon at 2:30 and another this
morning at 10 80. Women have come on
from New York, Boston, Seattle, Min
npspolis and parts Of Virginia. The
women's Overseas Legion Of this city
gave tea to the delegates yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Oswald Chew is presi-
ent Of the Legion.
7 SAW Marian Savage Heyniger in
L New York the other day on Fifth
avenue looking perfectly charming in
ffock OF pale gray crepe de chine en-
broidered in self-colored silk. Her hat
was a small affair Of male gray straw
trimmed with an uncurled feather. and
she wore gray gloves and slippers She
vas married here the week after Easter.
you know, and she and her husband
have taken a house in Orange. where
they expect to spend most OF their time.
NANCY WYNNE.