Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-26
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy ynne Tells of the Death of Mrs. Robert Told
She Has Bits OF Ne,os About Tomorocs
Performance of "WhyNot?"

i ,yifkou noticed how much in vogue
u,o small straw hats trimmed with
- ,niorcJ feathers are this season
var ,Ioy nra most awfully pretty l
ANA ttoEv Sitter in RittenhousG Square
saw c"rJav. wearing n stunning toque
on Jork foundation, probably blue,
OF ,h;,,', wns covered with coQue
bul If various colors. purple. and
iehl" and ornv. .Her dress was smart
bluI ~ lark blue. made on plain lines
md very becoming. .,
n"p rachel Price has hat OF SorL
Il hcnna shade Of straw, fashioned with
o. thrre edged turned brim' taceu
u M, shaded ostrich feathers IN browns
sods tnus and bronzes, ana sheu nat,
reu' bonno is Nin through the right
pm " .hc front brim. II IL very good
SUI L.i"s and IL worn with light brown
mixed suit. whlch IN '""' WIZ" Wv
Dnnulur boxed coat.
| P"tnn,her pretty costume | saw on
III wos worn by Mrs. Hamilton
ccu,,'"t Her dress was OF coffee col
noaSH'c S cont,n crepe made on plain lines
ortn ,ho wore n large hat of the same
'Iodo an"d trimmed with lace veil =.
HIu" occ yeils are absolutely the thing
no, n rather plain hat and you
j.orc YOUR veil across the front. III
.our Int is brown, your lace ~ Drown'
sUJd s.Ud II blue. the veilis also OF blue. It's
a yery lacy veil. too, scarcely bit OF
mesh NJ net. Mrs. Garei,er ,ass"'s
nas ,.. doscr;ntion in black And Mrs.
T uampton Barnes is wearing n
o,t d. hni in brown trimmed with
brown lace vel. ,'
u,uE death of Mrs Robert Toland'is
creot sorrow to those who knew
- ,oroI her. She lived for many
sa.rs ot 1918 Spruce street. Mrs. 10
iead was Miss Mamie Dale. Her
,a,h,r anI rho iatc Mr.. Richard Dale.
T,oJ ncyt door TO Mrs. 1oland Mt lilo
s,r,,cn street and his son. Mr.. Edward
nsIo Isio lives there now. Mrs. Toland >
l"mshtnr Miss Maud Toland. married
paron Won Schauensee about twenty
a's ycers aeo and lived In Rome for
long time. She returned to this
country several years ago with her two
cons. Max and Rodolphc. and they have
bsen living with Mrs. Toland Mt lZi5
Snr,cn street. Mrs. Tolond was greatly
loved. She was far advanced IN Ealrs
and had bcen unable to go about much
Co" Sor ,omc time. but her friends were
nTwovs welcomed TO her home and her
interest in their affairs and her wit and
charm made visits paid to her delight.
Sbc viii be grcatly missed. She is sur
rirod nc son. Robert Toland, and
ssycrol grnndsons besides the Won
schaucnspC men. Robert Toland. I'd,
who married Susan Groome last year.
y q grandson,
T SAID the other day that hoped the
l management of why NotT,-in
other words. Helen Eliason and Dave
Vocels--would not change thing i'll the
orchestra scene Of the play production.
because TO my mind it could not be more
nerfect n take off. unless Stokowski
himself we're TO take part.
And they have not changed that scene
one bit. with this one execution. and
that is. Mr.. Stowkowski himself is going
to take part Did you ever? And. fur
thermorc, he is not going to LEAD. No ne
likes To watch the take of of himself too
well for that. but he is going to aug
ment the orchastra. He won't tell what
No will play. but 7 have heard II sus-
piConed il will be a trombone, and you
know what musician can do with n
trombone, Isn't Mr.. Stokow.ski a won =
derful SPORT
Really. I have been laughing ever
since | heard it yesterday and can
hardly wait for Wednesday night. Won't
II b. sour rcam?
wonder II there is anything more
to toll YOU about the performance to-
morrow night? Mary Ernestine Coleman
and Jack Whiting will do dandy pat
ter dance and | hear that the boxes for
the audience Of the orchestra will be ar .
ranged on the stage alongside of the
background for that scene
Don't You think it will be killing? ]
really think they will have to give il
again. We will never be satisfied with
only one more performance. And ism
Il good to think We will have Mrs. Ella :
son and Dave NOgels right with MS all
the time: And, YOU know, we must per
suade them to give ~ther such shows for
various charities next year. That just
Is TOO scrumptious to think about even,
Is It not? Tomorrow is for the China
Famine Fund.
DOLLY, who is not yet four. had been
i away from home for two whole days
And while il was great event and she
did not appear 70 be homesick. in fact,