Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks of the Parties Before the Saturday
Erening Dancing Class-She Intends the
Thdyer-Jeanes Wedding


w and the Saturday Evenings Easter
dance tonight, and one thing and an
otber we were pretty busy yesterday
~ tbe school set and then there was
Wargaretta Jeanes' wedding at noon and
,be Orchestra in the afternoon, and
,bereIl be opera tonight. Well. VIC
rost bit in Lent, but we make up for
n BY going madly as soon as lent is
over, don't we?
THIS evening there will be q number
/ ~ dinners before the dancing class,
and the meeting will he held in the
ballroom OF the Bellevue -Strattord.
Tho Howard Scaycrs will entertain
for their daughter, Susan Goodman, and
viii have ns their guests Mary Geary,
Georgianna Harris. Virginia Carpen-
FER, Evelyn Martin. Elizabeth Wear,
Ebony jackson, Jim. Downs, Francis
Reeves. Jr.. J. Andrews Harris. Sd,
George Parkinson. Francis Taylor and
Carol Knight.
The Charlie Harrisone will entertain
at dinner for their daughter, Ellen Har-
rison, who has been attending boarding
school this year. The Reed Morgans
will give n dinner for Lucylle Aus
tin (most Of the girls being Chestnut
Hillites, too. as are the girls who are
going to the Seaver party. The Nor
gans' guests will include their dnugh
fer Elizabeth. Elizabeth Wayne,
Dorothy Valentine. Caroline Remak
Martyr George, Eric Sexton, Bill
Toe Fou. Jr., Freddie Swope and Sparta
Fritz. Jr. The Walter Jeffords will
entertain for their attractive niece, Mar
guerite Boyle. Marguerite is a stun
ner, she has wonderful red gold hair and
s very vivacious and sweet. Her mother
was Marguerite Jeffords, a sister OF
Still another dinner will be the af-
fair given by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fran
rjs Smith FOR their daughter, Katherine
knight Smith.
THE Thayer- -Jeanes wedding was very
L pretty. Margaretta made a lovely
bride and the color scheme OF the at
tendants' frocks was quite perfection.
Elizabeth Jeanes Is SO pretty and her
trock Of jade green crepe made on rather
plain lines with short sleeves and a
soft bow sash caught at the side Of the
trock was awfully becoming. Her hat
plume, was simply exquisite, and she
carried spring flowers and wore silver
slippers and stockings. The brides
maids frocks we're Of peach color crepe
and their hats we're gray, but instead OF
nlumes they had scarfs of peach colorcd
silk which fell over the side Of the
rat in streamers, and they also carried
-prng flowers. 1t was really beautiful
30 springlike and gay. Little Uytendale
Gamer and Elise Dixon, the latter sgd 8
niece and the former Margaretta's small
cousin, and both Of whom are around
three years Of age, were cunning be-
yond words. They wore white lingerie
irocks and tiny white bonnets and they
walked all ''lovely and crooked" up
the aisle trying to keep absolutely In
step and getting out Of 1t every now
and then. They were perfectly darling.
could have hugged both with great
delight.
Margaretta's dress was Of ivory satin
and the lace was her mothers and was
the very edge of the long train, and she
did look so young and pretty. ] have
seldom gone to so attractive a wedding.
And the reception was beautiful. The
house was a mass of spring flowers and
terms, and though it was not very
large reception, there was a time when
one wondered when one would be able
70 get from one room to the other as the
guests did certainly get a bit jammed.
That's always the case at wedding
because every one goes at the same
time. 1t is not like tea or reception
which is from one certain hour to
another a couple Of hours later.
THE Mask and Wig parties this eve
L ming will be many. The Victor
Mathers will entertain for Catherine
and Mrs. Henry B. Robb will entertain
Tor Polly Griscom, and the Allen Dal-
eys will give box party for their son
Allen. Jr. Two other parties will bt
oven, one by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kendrick for Marion Kcndrick, and DR.
and Mrs. Stout will give a party fol
their daughter Rebecca.
NANCY WYNNE.