Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
UST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of the Grange Dance at the Ritz
Cuhon-Two Debutante Affairs Tonight-She
Sees Pretty Frocks at Parties,

I ISN'T Banning Grange prettyF Sh'
vas simply radiant last night at thu
J,rco which her father and mother gaV'
Har ber et the Ritz Carlton.
"i 7, was very large dance, there being
.,a,, Give hundred guests--all OF the
ss.brtontc and younger married set. IL
,s tbe first large dance this week, al
',hicb Christmas green and poinsettias,
hna,iy and mistletoe were used. and used
~ n'"y "ryrofusion, and the effect was lovely.
Ianning wore q frock Of cloth OF sill
,or yaiind with crystal beads and tulle.
:, ~ vos fashioned on straight lines which
,ro 90 becoming to Banning, with her
Straieht shoulders and well-poised head.
Tho neck was rather high and there were
No sleeves to the gown. Mrs. grange,
chose hair is MS dark as Banning's Is
,oir, looked very handsome In gown
Of gold metaline cloth. The only orno-
u,ont was large buckle, which was
,,ased nj the aide Of the waist line.
EnIJ sinners and stockings completed
tho stunning costume.
Narunrot Mellon. who Is Banning's S
copsin. and is'alsO, by the way, niece
~ Secretary Mel on, cnme on for the
So,, from Pittsburgh. and received with
Mrs. Grange and Banning. Her frock
Was covered with pale blue sequins and
trimmed with tu!lc. There were guests
from New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh
and several other cities. and 1t was an
altogether beautiful affair.
nHOST Of the boys and girls at
M bonrding school are home for the
CbrIstmns holidays and the coming
wrck will be one round Of fun for them
ali rhe Pope Yentmans are giving
house purity for their daughter
Ceoraiann and their son Pope. Jr.
They are taking about twelve OF the
Younger eet to their. house in Fast jar"
rev, n. H, ,aiiioug them Harry Rage,
Cecilia Zimmerman, Frances Fielding,
parke Hodges. Charlie Bache and Jane
Yeatman, OF course. Ernest Savage, to
whom Jane IS .cngGged, will join the
party at the end OF the week.
THIS evening there will be the Christ
l mas meeting Of Mrs. Charles Stew.
art Wurts' dancing class, and a great
nnny dinners VIII be given before that
event. Peggie Filter will have a din
ner given by her parents, the Cecil Fit
lers: the Walter Whcelers will enter
,ain for Eleanor Dorrance the Thomas
Covers will give dinner for Olivia
DR.. and Mrs. Calhoun Cuttings will en-
tertain for their daughter, katherine
Calhoun Cuttings. and the Billy Good
mans and Hugh Wilson's will entertain
for their daughters, Jane Goodman and
Louise Wilson. And altogether It
sounds like big class meeting.
THE debutante parties for this eve
II l. .,,l.s .s,,l,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Evans will give
Phelps, and the Littlcs' dance at
Merton. When debutante plans were
arst made the Cadwaladers had chosen
this evening for Chrstine's ball, but her
marriage changed these plans, and since !
then Mrs. Evans decided on this night |
for her party, 80 some Of the dinners
planned for before the Cadwalader ball !
will be given and the guests will go
10 the Evans dance.
Then the Ashton Littles will have |
their party out at the Overlook Golf |
Club for their two daughters, Mary and
Nancy, the latter of whom Is making
her debut The Little girls are both |
and great favorites. Mary Is !
quite dark and tall and Nancy is little
shorter than hef sister. Their brother,
Jimmie Lite. married Mary Cerboni,
and they are living this year at the
Aldine Hotel.
MARY and Dorothy, two LITTLE six
Ai1 ycar.olds, were riding downtown
with mother tho other day. looking rs
sweet as two little rosebudS in their
cloth coats trimmed with fur and their
little hats also edged with fur. \ lady
who sat alongside OF Dorothy in the car
kept looking ut the children, smiling
at them and evidently ndmirIng their
smart gct-up and their very good looks.
Finally she spoke to Dorothy: You're
sisters, aren't you, dcnr?" said she.
And said Dorothy, Nom, we're
twins. -
NANCY WYNNE.