Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-13
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of the Happenings in the Social
World Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Various Bits of Interest

THE third opera Of the Metropolitan
l. Company's season at the Academy
will attract society's attention tonight.
Mr., and Mrs. J. Bertram Lippincott
will entertain in their box, and so will
thc John Frederick Lewises, George
Childs Drexels, Stacy Lloyds, James
Cromwels, George Fales Bakers. T.
De Witt Cuylers and numerous others.
After the opera there will be the sup
per- dance in the foyer, at which Mrs.
William Lyttelton Barclay and Mrs.
esses, representing the Germantown
and Chestnut Hill auxiliary of the
Philadelphia Orchestra for the benefit
Of which the supper dances are given.
The Countess Santa Eulalia, Mrs. AL
cyander Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Charlie
magne Tower, Mrs. James Francis
sullivan, Mrs. George II. Strawbridge.
Mrs. Clarence Bartlett. Mrs. T.. w.
Clark, Sd, Mrs. Thomas G.. Ashton,
Mrs. John Il. Thayer, Mrs. Percival
Neall, Mrs Charles Maule, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewell Clark will all entertain
guests. and Mrs. William Barclay will
entertain for her daughter, Miss Caro-
line Barclay, and her fiance. Mr.. Mus
grove Garnet.
L Georgiana Wetheri rill by Mrs. George
Browning and her son. Richardson
Browning. of Devon. was very beau
tiful affair. Several dinners preceded
the event. which was held in the
Merton Golf Club. The Samuel Price
Wctherils, of ,Haverford. entertained
out there in the afternoon at chi,-
drpns party for their small daughter,
Edith Wetherill.
MFRS. ALBERT HAWLEY LUCAS
1Vl was "at home" for the first time
in her new home, 2130 Cypress street,
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Lucas was
Miss Frances Scott She married the
Rev. Albert Lucas last June and they
have bought this house just off Twen-
y y-second street. which is an ATTRACTIVE
little place. Yesterday Miss Mary
Rowland and Miss Marian Grant as
sisted in receiving the guests.
MRS. CHARLES B. HART will give
1Vl theatre party and supper at the
Opera Supper Club after the theatre
for her granddaughter, Miss Virginia
IlccksChcr. this evening. and the first !
held in the Bellevue Stratford. The |
patronesses of the dances, which will be
three in number, include Mrs. Henry
Brnton Coke, Mrs. Robert Kelso Cas- |
satt. Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, Mrs |
T. Charlton Henry, Mrs. Daniel i. |
Hutchinson, Jr., Mrs. Robert Leaning
Montgomery, Mrs. Robert II. Large,
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury and Mrs. |
A. j. Drcxel Biddle. Mrs. George Dali
las Dixon will entertain at dinner for
Miss Margaret Large and Miss Dorothy
Rodgers.
A MOTHER interesting event tomor-
"A row will be the musicale and tea
which Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Moreau
l}arringer will give at their home. 21OG
Walnut street. Miss Sarah Barringer.
their daughter, will participate in the
entertainment. as will Miss Watson,
Miss Love and Mr.. Otto Meyer.
THE ORPHEUS MINED QUARTET'
l. will give an evening of music in the
ballroom OF the Bellevue StratfOrd to-
night. The affair is to be given for the
l"nptit of the Kcnsington Neighborhood
House and Soup Kitchen. and has many
patronesses of Importance. The quartet
Includes Miss Edna Harwood Baugher,
Miss Clara Yocum. Mr.. Philip Cooke
and Mr.. Donald Redding.
NANCY WYNNE