Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-25
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Speaks Of the Debut of Miss Agnes
Yarnall Nest Season---She Tells OF Brilliant Dis
play OF CotUns and jewels at the Opera
urApn ,om. people talking about

= HEARD some people talking about
the Ynrna'l family the other day,
I'D thny we're awfully surprisedto hnd
chat there is still daughter TO come
ont That Is the Charlton farnalis
s.mil7, It appears great many thought
tbot Sonhie was the youngest. ana Won
o.,i,c A. down TO the war times. But
pn.. vo,,r heart, Agnes is only now
UhoNt Pm seventeen, or just eighteen IL she
,hot And abe has been at boarding
n,,ool IN the, South for most OF this
5esph, shs 10 the youngest Of the four Yar-
-, cbildren. Margery, the eldest girl,
nan.r,cd Young Arthur Newbold, you
nnr, nnu, Aleck Yarnall married Elise
,rhnLj,s and SOPHIE married Reginald
nIpnh. last fall. The Yarna!ls will Civ.
Joo JosoDo In the foyer Of the Academy OF
s,u.ic son Thursday evening, February
s"f = for tbslr three sons and daughters,
some =, m OF the six being in-laws respect
WE, eWTs,, Agnes is to be a debutante next
,ser. and that will mean a pig bail.
!riu II not? Because Mrs. Alexander
pr;ntop Coke always gives handsome
a,fair for each granddaughter as sns
,noLes her bow to things soclai. ana
Mrs. Coke Is Mrs. 1arnails motner'
rrHE opera was jammed to the doors
i Inst night. 1t was Chaliapin,s only
.nnenrance here In opera ana every one
wanted to hear him. and rea,iy ! ao o no'
,bink have seen more briiiiant nouSe' W..
Very few persons have gone sou,n SOU, Sor. Sv.'
VI co every box was filed Win gor,
a,,s,y anu cowned and ieweled women, ana
EeoueS Us NOT an empty seat In that
great house. TT rt,,h,or Jr.
~ " tie william Baker Whe'ens in thelr
bav pau and the John Frederick LcWises
.ouutc,rtained oun, six guests Mr.. ana Mrs.
Ihioxondcr Van Rensselaer, had 1our
aneSts and 40 did Mrs. George Drexei.
nthors who entertained were the rope
Ysntmons Bertram Lippincotts, George
9er;mers, Harry Coxes, Mrs. j. Gardner
Eossatt Mrs, Theodore Cramp. the
Caorus Fnlcs Bakers, De Witt Cuyiers'
nd ony number Of others.
snT rho S surper. dance in the foyer was
saw brilliant as well. Mrs: Howard
Wsatberly and Mrs. John f. Braun
were the hostesses Of the evening. Ms
Alexander Van Rensselaer, entertalneu
A. supper and Miss Frances A. e Wister
and her two nieces. Marina ana uhIte' ne
entertained the Dent Macdonoughs' ~
Horace Carncross. George noopihs,
.hur MeiCs and Francis Chambers Jr.
M.n NJ, Jnsenh r. Mccall had a number OF
snc nennie ns guests, and the Joseph
Reillys gave supper io'
Large. d,r,,, ,t the
poIlcvnS. Strptford before the opera, TOO.
NJ md Mrs. Harry Mexican had tWo
s,,a.ts- one Of them being Mrs. Willlai'
Waternmn. who looked perfectly lovely
y. sbo ,lwavs does. Lieutenant DERBY
sn,ra and his mother and Mrs. Hiram
El,ason and another guest were aiso
having dinner together, and Mrs. hey
nolds Wilson and one OF her sons Lne
William Georges had another party
Mrs, George looks very handsome M
black gown made with high paeS'c. a's.
and short sleeved bodice OF Diack n.e'
lace. Mrs. Eiiason wore Perieeai;,
stunning gown OF pale gray vei'et ;,h .u' !,
with q square neck and MADE WITH
drnpej skirt. Mrs. Mexican also wore
A very handsome gown Of blue ana soio
-. velvet chiffon. ..n.' 'r
rCHE 117th private view OF the annus
i Academy of the Fine Arts, exhloi
ZION ia Saturday evening. February =
am keen TO see the pictures. 1t Is al
ways SO exciting to go the opening nlghI
TLis wear the hostesscs will be Mrs, D
Wilmer Biddle, Mrs. Henry S. Drinker
Jr., Mrs. Langdon L. Mitchell. MIS-
Anna S. Ncwbold, Mrs, II. ). Prentls'
Nichols. Mrs. Clayton Platt, Jr.. Mrs
William G.. Sproul, Mrs. james starr
and Mrs. Carroll s. Tyson.
DOLLY was talking school and teach
l. ers with the family, and she ravet
especially about Miss L. She was
darling; all the girls were crazy abou
her. Why, she had the loveliest colo
and wavy hair, and such hidden mys'
teries in her eyes. The girls just knew
that she had love affair going on
And they we're so excited. Jaw. you n
silly" said big brother. getting yer!
superior. what does she teach YOU
A.. "Chemicals," said Polly. "Chemi
GALS" repeated he, scornfu!ly. That
not the word you want. You mean sh'
teaches you chemics."
. At this father stirred in his chair
ind said he: What IRE you trying e
suy, chcmics? Do you mean physicaF
"No," said big brother, ''she mean
chemics." This was too much fo
/, fHther, who now suggested: Can 1t b
that you mean chemistryT And
d coming down with n thud from his su
= rerlor knowledge, big brother. with I
rather shecpish expression remarked
SlNhy wan eo fbot 30 IL tgn't itV'