Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-21
JtIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks Of Katherine Thompsons Engage.
ment to General Woods Son--Smms Hats
of Silk Worn in Bet,veen Seasons

derelia Dance at the Merton Cricket
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert sturs,s Inscr.
soil, Of Penllyn. an receiving congratu-
d%nsa sdiSns on potss,d the Sra Of son. Chsra;s
was Miss Marion 3. Fowie, daughter Of
Mrs. George D. Fowie. Of Bradford
The Monday Afternoon Dancing Class,
chaperoned BY Mrs, FraGcis r. Straw
hsSE s1hHSs msss ssa N Nh II. iosn r. ssv
Z costume dance yesterday, afternoon.
It was the ANAL meeting Of this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rossngarten and
s ASsri A1iS RSs.nssis.n s swassnmCSs q 1925 s
nbsr hbancsy ss Ssy hare LEFT LEFT for white .s
remain for several weeks.
Chestnut Hill. have returned from q
several days at the Hotel AmSsssador.
Miss Sylvia Van Rensselaer, Strong,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Hart.
we'll Strong, Of Twenty-first street and
Rs hi'y ySssss sssss Ths School, 'Sd;Rs wssss A. n:
ton. will spend the Easter vacation with
her parents.
daughter, Miss Margaret Berwind, OF
2112 Walnut street. have left for q visit
70 Atlantic City. where they are spend
MI. and Mrs; AUBREY H. weishtman,
left for visit to Miami. Fla, where they
will spend some time at the Hotel Fla
mingo.
Miss Phyllis Huhn Walsh, daughter
Of Mrs. Florence HUM Walsh, Of 6012
Drexsl road. .Overbrook, who has been
spending the weekend in Atlantic City,
will return to her home today.
Mrs: Charles Price and her. daush.
visit to Chelsea. where they are spend
Ing the Lenten season at the Hotel AM
bassador.
Mrs. Alan H. Reed. Of wyncote, is
ct the Ritz Carlton Hotel. Atlantic City,
for several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth F. Morris, daushter Of
Mr.. Frederick w. Morris, -tr., OF Valley
Farm. wyncSSts ycS,. =, who will b one Of nsst
debut At Q tea 70 Be given by her father
on Thursday. October ~.
Of Nj. and Mrs. Herbert b. Altman,
who, with her parents. Is spending the
winter at. the Ambassador Hotel. At
more. where she expects to rsmain about
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Boyer, Of Ard.
more, sailed Monday with o party Of
friends for South America via the
Panama Canal.
Mrs Luther Russell Graves, ID, who
has been spending the winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence D. May,
at Narberth, will sail for trip abroad
the middle Of next month. She expects
to spend some time In foreign travel.
m. Mrs.; Samuel J; Levy. Of The Brighton. IF, on
tertain at luncheon and bridge lornor:
row afternoon In honor Of MrR Dorm
Moore. Among the guests will be Mrs.
Murphy, Mrs. George Prestele. Mrs.
r. 2. Stonebacix. Mrs. Lewis H: Swan,
Mrs. Walter =. Graham, Mrs. William
Rees, Mrs. A. II. Reynolds Mrs. r. G.
Fairlamb, Mrs. H. w. jacques Mrs.
George b. Breon and Mrs.. Charles
Downing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hurk. Of Wyo-
ming and D streets, who have been
spending several months cruising on
their yacht in Florida waters, have re.
turned to their home.
Mrs. NJ. Caran, Of ess6 Chew street.
dsughtsr, Miss Mildred Caran. left on
Sunday for an indefinite stay IN Altoona.
Mrs. Caran was Miss Mildred Cum
mings.
Miss Katharine Matthews. daughter
Of Mr. H. L. Matthews. spent the week.
end at Atlantic City.