Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-06
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of Many Out.ot,Doors Affairs
Which VIII Follov the Indoor Horse Show.
4 Meeting at the Acorn

,,,1TrI the opening Of the Indoor
w Horse Show the spring doings
,.-o reolly started. Next week vel
h.ro ,he Pony Show and then therc1
~ Tho Flower Market at Rittenhoust
S.roro and the May Market out In Ger
.,sntovn. the big Horse Show at Devon
a.. Iost week OF this month and, last oi
If the June Fcte in Arlington.
O. ve might just as we'll get our sum :
NOR sports suits. and our white shoes
'n usd Iiobt pnrasols ready, for in less
nnn week we will be tripping the
,hh. fantastic in just those garments
lisIs' occessoriea. though | grant. you II
ahu not look much like It with the Kind
w. " weather we are having these days
Nh talking of out Of door affairs
a u-s Richard Norris tells me they
ao,no 70 have their annual party
sre e. bcnefit of the Presbyterian Or
Innore lIr % nj Fifty eighth and kingsessins
pom,,e next Thursday afternoon. Mrs
n,ruJj W..rjs IL head Of the orphanage or!
.S,hsr NV,h, president OF the auxiliary, and
ios number OF women associated WIN
nss nbo do splendid work, too. There
n,e n be booths Of fancy articles. cakes
and candies. ice cream and ali sorts o'
,b;nos for sale on the lawn OF the or
manage. and the little orphans arc tC
live an entertainment in the chapel OF
,he institution at o'clock. Mrs. NOT
man Macleod has the decorations ano
Tana siiyers Is general chairman OF
~ nffoir II sounds interesting. don't
,.n', ,no think? Especially the opportunity
Sof oseing the little children for whom
.h. ~. bon,e is kent up. Some OF the other
,noron Interested are Miss Elva Porter
wrs lanes Huston and Mrs. A. d.
Smoker.
rr,uAT was a very interesting meet =
| ing Yesterday afternoon at the Acorn
,r,,h Four clubs or nssociations-the
Acorn corn civic, Philomusian and Philadei 3,
nbio Cbepter No. 2, Colonial DANES o!
tInn-;caEmet tIn, to hear Mrs. Trow
h.idse h wife OF Prof. Trowbridge,
of Princeton, talk on the present day
social standards.
Mrs Trowbridge gave a. very inter ,
,sting talk on the same subject several
weeks ago in Wilmington at the home
NJ one of the du Points, and several
philadelphia women who were. there
suggested that she be asked to tnlk here
ma she has observed much in the domss
Of the youth Of today and had several
nractical suggestions to make to tht
mothers Of the present generation o'
boys and girls. Mrs. Trowbridge rather
puts II up to the mothers. She says that
ths betterment of things lies in theiI
hands. and l think she's about right
myself The thought that mother would
NOT approve still has its strong hold on
,be girls who are really just as sweet
and dear as they can be; just little
bit foolish. perhaps, and some go toe
Far pleasure seeking. but the majority
are lust sweet and thoughtlcss.
Give them plenty of reasonable good
times and they won't demand more II
they have not had too much gayety
and pleasure while growing up to the
dcbutnntc stage. and above all return ia
chapcrones.
A number Of women attended the
meeting and showed great appreciation
Of Mrs. Trowbridge's talk.
T HEAR the Stacy Lloyds have closed
/ their house at 1923 Spruce street
and will spend this month with Mrs.
Lloyds parents, the Efingham r. Nor
rises. at Ardmore. Later they will
omen their house ut Saranac Inn,
Saranac Lake. in the Adirondacks, and
Ellen Lloyd, their daughter, who has
been abroad for year, will return
home next month and so with them
there. Ellen is to make her debut next
season and III warrant she'll have a
mighty good time. she is so attractive.
T WOULD not mind being in Sarah
1 PcnroSGs shoes today az far as eli
mate is concerned. for It must be
warmer down in New Orleans than
here, even il it is raining there too.
And it's lots OF fun to be a bridesmaid.
or rather maid Of honor, isn't it? You
get almost rs excited as il it were nt
your own wedding. You know Sarah
was maid of honor for Dorothy Hebcrt,
who was married yesterday to Com
mHnd"r George PigmGn. L. s. n, OF
Washington but who wns formerly sta :
toned here. Sarah is n dear, she is 80
pretty and quiet and attractive.
.uet love to see her with her brother
BoieS She and he are quite insepara =
Me, and It seems so nice that they are,
FOR they NUT both miss their mother
who was devoted to them. DR.. Pen
rose, their father. is awfully popular,
TOO. and the three of them are most
united.
DAl l. was all dressed up in stiff
NNrrhed blouse and walked into the
drawing room carrying his wee hammer
ot wood, which had been given him for
ms third birthday. He sat down on
,he floor and played while, and then
holding his hammer in just the correct
position for tacking down the carpet
no turned to the assembled family. who
watched him with delight, and with q
Sernnhr smile said he. "Thomebody Diet
ne tact. NANCY WYNSE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mrs Gilbert Mather ~ uyIs,nr ,oo1