Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-19

-r,s remarkable how many of the sea
,or.s girls are going TO college thi
"" rs really hard to hnd n cir
!va,' Ia Giving up her entire time &c
11n.;ry W.; ont rs in the days ''bcfo' Tho
VIZ VIZ rou don't go 10 college. you take
,cno other interest. aud you dc
'anpme,hnr ap besides going 70 parties
W.rhc lis lust an interest in athletics
Ma',,s something outside of debutante
..,ics ~, nil tho time. and It's mighty
sood thing.
r,KE the college debs. There's Viz
,;,;a Norris, one Of the twin daugh.
of DR.. Richard Norris. She I,
.a,nv 10 Bryn Mawr. understand
s'TiIs I,ouisc. the other twin, IL to take
. conrsc in physical culture at the
ronyois (or Bpauvais. is it?l school N
i,oston. They'll so to parties in The
holidays. but they will not have 4 tea
=, regular formal coming out. Helen
Cbanman. the Henry chapmans' dangh-
,.r is going to Smith. but she'll be
Name for the Christians holidays and
rill have her debutante tea on New
Years Day. Caroline Nemak il plan Z.
,ing 10 20 20 Bryn Mawr. l hear, and
Caroline IrdidHi. huV'hci SheSth"' hAi'i
Ar, is going to college.
"Iouise Dixon. who is the late Mr..
n Henry Dixon's daughter. and who
s:s been at college for year already,
90. 10 have come out this year. you
tnow, but Mr.. Di1on's death n fcw
months nro changed her plans. Of
"o,,,sc. though I understand she in
tended going back to college. as wei! ns
t> amino ont.
'royepbiue Crisficld IL also going to
collere. and So are Annette Wright.
Sara ELLEN Richardson, Anna Moss and
several others.
AM clad TO hear that Jack Whclen
is recuperating so splenddly from
kis attack Of pneumonia. He was very
II for a few weeks, YOU knew. and
afer leaving the hospital has been at
fhs seashore with Paulina for short
Hns Later they have been staying out
n Haverford Court with Paulina 9
grandmother and aunt. Mrs. Samuel
R.ll and Miss Florence Bell. who are
there for the fall months. The Whclnns
have bought house out on the Main
line and expect to live there this year.
They were in Europe for some time after
their wedding, you remember.
cPEAk1NG of the Jack Whclens. I
y saw raulne with Mrs. Dick Thigh
man in town the other day. Pau'ina
lacked very attractive in gown OF
Mack Canton crepe and large black
hat, Mary rilghman also had sr'c"tai
Mack that day. and hcr frock was OF
rrepe romalnr and h"r ha, largo
dropping brimmed model.
Gertrude Conway 10 SO attractive.
She was at the Bnllcvnc- Stratford ono
day last week IN n dr"ss Of light blue
crepe dc chin" and n sports hat of
rorn .rolrr'd straw turned back Of the
face and trimmed with whitc band.
Gertrude is a second cousin Of Alberta
Rcath ana Fii Widener Lpidr. Al
hrrta. by III" way. is to br married next
month to Harry Nelson. you know,
John E. Bell .Tr.. 10 to be Mr.. Neil.
cn's best man.
TIIE Richard Males. of Chestnut
L I'M. have u wcc son. born on Sep
their second baby. you know. Mrs.
Sallr was Dorothy Disston and she
married Dick Nullo during the war. be-
fore hr loft for France.
Th" Nnll"g lIrcd on Chestnut avonu.
In Chestnut Hill. just below Main
street. beyond ,hc former Disston
home. Iun remember the large gray
cast'c .lik" ho,isc whcr" IT." jacob DisS.
tons lived for many years. right at the
corner Of Main street and Chestnut
sr"nuc: II : being divided into smaller
lots Of late.
CHARLIE went walking with his
father on Sunday and started out
eray"Iy over III" country roads. wearing
hrand'ncw pair Of stout shoes. Pres
en- y daddy noticed that he was tagging
back bit and asked him il he wcrr
tired. "Not 'Hartly tired. dad" said
he;; my shoes Just feel kind of awful
hIl of feet. NANCY WNNNE.