Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-09
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of the Earles' Trip to the West
She Sees Vwious Smart Goats and Frocks.
Subscription Dance Tonight at Roosevelt

NlNA EARLE wears tho bcst. look.
u inr clothes! The other day ] saw
~, in an attractive red cloak, with a
ssilsr and cuffs of black caracul. With
n eho wore a black satin hat. a black
canton creme dress, gray stockings and
hisck patent leather slippers.
Gina and Margaret and Mrs. Earle
.,s now on their way to California.
They are going by the Southern route,
ssd expect to spend few days in New
GrIcans. I suppose they will stop off
Il Tucson. Ariz.. too. to see Kitty
Kniaht and Billie Smith, as they are
areat friends Of Gina's. Mrs. Knight
B and Mary have been out there all win
Ter, and Kitty and Billie. the latter
Nre. Howard Weatherley's daughter,
ago.
DoRoTHY VALENTINE is another
II girl coming out next winter. She ID
swtet s"wstcw" and "Siitey" Valentine, are
avfuiiy well-liked boys. A few days
sro saw Dot wearing gray hat
With streamers and a black fur coat.
carscul I think 1t was. with q collar
and cuffs OF gray fox. She had a dress
Of black. heavily embroidered in gray.
QUITE a number Of persons have
VI decided to be Informally Mt home
during this month as we'll as January.
Some of them, indeed. have chosen Just
His month for afternoons, and yester-
day / was busy person going to sew
cral of the Wednesdays.
Mrs. Lcdyard IIeckscher and Virginia
were nc home ut their town house. 2l23
spruce street. Nirginia's ring Is per.
fect beauty, by the way. It's the first
time I have happened to- see her since
hcr engagement to Barclay McFadden
was announced. The ring is very large,
,he diamonds simply wonderful and
very cxquisitely set. =.
I stopped in to sec Miss Caroline
S;nkler, too. Her niece, Mrs. Nicholas
Roosevelt, is receiving with her these
afternoons. Miss Sinkler lives at 1904
iocust street, you know. Fortunately
most of %he Wednesday afternooners live
uithin walking distance. and SO also
csiicd on Mrs, Arthur Biddle and Mrs.
Arthur Hacker. Mrs. Biddle and her
laughter, Miss Edith Biddle. live ut
iSSI DE Lancey place. and the Hack.
ers' house is at oil Pine street.
nON'T forget that dance which
u Celeste. IIeckscher Troth has got
tcn up for tonight. 1t is u subscrip-
tion affair and the proceeds are to go
IN the ex- service men who are unem-
Moved, Mrs. Troth has about twenty.
Ave women as patronesses with her and
tbs marty is to be held at the Roosevelt.
I hone it is successful party, for the
cause Is great one.
MRS. FRANK RALSTON gave her
lu second talk yesterday afternoon IN
the foyer Of the Academy. This time it
vas sports clothes and some Of the !
models she showed us were wonderful. !
They we're not for sale, of course. but
iust TO show us what good taste in
such garments means. 1t was a!l very
interesting.
TINCLE JOE came in to see mother
y and daddy for tea last Sunday, and
with him came beautiful young lady
IN a lovely squirrel cloak and hat OF
lovely lacy stuff. Mother seemed de-
lighted to see the pretty lady. and Uncle
Joe seemed glad oil the time Jackie Kept
looking at the lady. SO much she finally
laughed little and said: Come talk
10 me Jackie, I love little boys anu
Jackie sidlcd up, first looking hard at
Uncle Joe, and then said he: Ana
don't you like big boys. too:'
NANCY WYNNE.