Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-10
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Heather Sports Suits So
Fashionable This Spring and Summer Speaks
of Garden Trips and Polo Games

--,urRE is a great similarity in the
- this eason. In that the heather
sy,,its are so much In vogue. The
sports mdde of the same material as
hats its az and are awfully effective.
the sN,,s M.s Ho,stein de Haven Fox in
saw W With her mother, Mrs. Wilbur
the ssr Klapp, the other day, and
PaddoyH ~ looks perfectly sweet in q
MIS-. ,i,e heather suit and small, round
lighL o,u hat to match. Mrs. Klapp
heatnv, n.vr,,artly gowned In gray. that is,
was ss,rs we're gray and covered the top
her iu's suit. which might have been Of
Oh ser .t, color, as it Is difficult to see
a.. snotnvn Gown in a limousine unless you are
ine u he f limousine, too, but l thought
tDe SUI vide -brimmed maline straw ot
SuI Sark blue and it was Trimmed sldahNs WIN
aaf ooft dark gray ostrich feather. -,.,
ktty ttyso,, 70 Andy Porter, by the way,
next VEN VEN we'll In a sports dress, the
LOOKS so Se'I much worn by the younger
sEIe .S;s H season. saw her the other
glrls !, ,n The frock which was Of dark
mahosssny|f sn|fs. icI,T plsated and the bodice,
was; wa;,bt and plain, was held in at the
straish. 18th M sash, while the long
wsis. ,. and round collar had white
aees. ond n white Peter Pan collar as
Guns a.;sh IN the fascinating garment.
aa,t%berine's % hat was a small dark blue
one.
n,ryT Saturday will be the last OF
.bo Garden days, which have been
~ delight this. spring and sum-
such Tho Franklin McFaddens' place,
I,st, psdror Valley Farm, in Rosemont will
hauIo; unto;ted ana so will the Robert lie
De v.iii;ors' vii;' in Wayne. Both OF these
t,.oss boast exquisite gardens, and the
Piss.' ont in autos will be delightful.
tp IIu' for there are SO many beautlful
o. .Io, ~ r. see on the way and so many
Piaanderf,,l roads to skim along. 1t will
Wv = n,easure for next spring, i hope,
We thsae trims have been truly success
% sl this wear and the School of Hor-
,,nu,tnre in Amber, under whose aus
u,ees the trips have been taken, Will,
! hone, have another such series next
season.
noI,o is going on this week out at
prrn Mawr, and n great many have
boen attending the games. / don think
tSere ia a prettier sport to watch. The
Monies are SO graceful and alert and the
r;iers look so hale and strong and out
Among the interested watchers on the
,,delines I spied Mrs. Johnnie Fell and
her sister in law. Mrs. Antelo Deve-
reux. Mrs. Gouverneur Cadwalader
was there early in the week, looking
yery smart in Paris clothes. Speaking
Of Mrs. Cadwalader reminds me that
tbe Bobbie Cassatts have sent out in.
yitations to a dance at their Rosemont
home for Mrs. Cadwalader's daughter,
sally Henry, on Saturday evening. June
%. and they are going to entertain
few guests at dinner before the dance
in honor of Sallysalso. You remember
before her marriage to Gouverneur Cad
walader in February Mrs. Cadwalader
was Mrs Howard Henry. Captain
Henry died in England shortly after the
armistice.
DADDY took Mary to the circus the
- other night. They saw the elephants
and tigers and little lions and bears and.
oh the monkeys and all the other
funny animals-Queer kangaroos with
long hind legs and tiny. short front legs
and hippopotami with their thick. thick
skin and came,s and polar bears and
seals and all the rest of them. Mary
looked intently at everything and while
Outwardly very quiet she was inwardly
all in turmoil of excitement.
When she came home she confded In
low tones to Daddy: Daddy, IL
Just love the circus. I b'lieve I like it
next best to Christmas. And when
mother tucked her in bed she was heard
to murmur slcepily. but I fink at
CRATES head must be so lonely away
up there from the rest Of him."
NANCY WYNNE.