Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells of Other Debuantes OF the Corning
Season--She Sees Smart Cloak and Hat.
Buddys Difficulties

October 4, which her father. Mr. Rob
er. Massey Drayton, and her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry h. Dray-
ton. AT tho Cedars, their estate at
Easter holiday with her father, returned
Yesterday to Princeton, where she at
tends the School cf Four Seasons.
Mrs. John Markoe, 1880 Locust street
VIII entertain at dinner and later at the
Princeton Triangle Club play on Satur-
Packard, Miss Nancy +, Cope, Mr.
George Furness, Mr.. Horace Jayne and
Mr.. George Robins.
The. members Of the Princeton Club
will give tea on Saturday, April 23. to
meet the members of the Princeton Tri.
angle Club before the play they will give
on the same evening at the Bellevue
Stratford.
Miss Lucretie S. Heckscher I'd,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens Heck
scher, OF 2oll De Lancey place. will en-.
over next weekend. Among the
guests will be Miss Elizabeth b. Field,
MISS Nancy F. Cope, Mr.. Lewis Lukens,
Mr. George Brown, Mr.. f. Zerban
Brown. Tho party will be chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs William j. Taylor.
A party who dined together last night
at the Princeton Club before the archi-
toctural ball at the University of Penn
sylvanla included Miss Jane d. Yeat.
man. Miss Nancy +. Cope, Miss Mary G.
Ernest Savage, MIR. Alfred Poor, MIR.
Wilford Sargent Lewis. Mr.. George Rob.
ins, Mr.. Edmund Krimel. The party was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Lane Poor Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Wood and their
family. $50 East Washington lane. Ger
mantown, who spent Easter holidays a,
their cottage in Ocean City, have re.
turned home
Mr.! and Mrs. Mcclure FTahncstock,
who have been living in Pittsburgh since
their marriage, have returned and will
live permanently in this city. They will
remain with Mrs. Fahnestock's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Eugene Smith,. OF
110S Spruce street, before leaving for
Cape. May for the summer. Mrs Smiths
daughter, Miss Mary c. Smith, who has
been spending two months in the West
Indies. and was the guest for a short
time of her sister in Pittsburgh has re-
turned home.
DR.. and Mrs. W. Reynolds Wilson, of
1909 Spruce street, and their family Will
leave the latter part Of this month for
Vilanova, where they will occupy West
wood, their country place, for the spring
and summer Their daughter, Miss
Henrietta Macdonald Wilson. will be
the guest Of honor at n party at the
evening next by Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
*. Gamer. Jr.. of $40 Pine street.
Miss Eloise Warmer. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dexter Warrinerr:
OF 135 South Eighteenth street, viii
leave the latter part Of this month for
visit TO Wilkes-B Barre, where she VIII
attend as one of the bridesmaids at the
wedding of Miss Catharine Hillman
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George Hill
man, and Ensign Wade De Weesc. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Truman De Weese. OF
Buffalo. which will be solemnized on
Saturday evening. April 80. In the Epis'
copal church. Wilkes Barre.
Miss Elizabeth 7. Shober. who has
City, has returned to her home, 2021 DC
Lancey street
Or. and Mrs Henry Tucker. of 20oC
Pine street accompanied by thei,
daughter. Miss Elizabeth. Russell p
Tucker. and Miss Anne Ashton, or 2b'
South Twenty-second street. left yes
terday for visit to Easton, Md, where
they expect to spend few days at theis
country place, Tranquility.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen D. Colhoun. o
| 312 South Fifteenth street. will enter
| tain Mr.. and Mrs John Newbold at din
ner and later In their box at the opera
| tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Brown, ISL
St. Martins lane. Chestnut Hill. are re
ceiving congratulations on the pirth o
| a daughter yesterday. Mrs. Brown wa'
| Miss Juanita r. Harmer.
| Mrs. Charles Winter Bailey of Ross
Ievyn, STAFFORD. will give luncheon OF
| Sunday next.
Mrs. William Taylor Jackson, OF thu
| Latham Apartments, Seventeenth ant
| Walnut streets, will be at home infor
mally this afternoon and the following
Tuesday afternoons in April. No cards