Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-12
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Speaks Of an Engagement-She Sees
Two Attractive Costumes and Tells Of the
Junior Charity Dance

.r WAS awfully nice, though not ex.
,c,,v surprising. to hear Of Alberta
n.atb's engagement to Harry Nelson.
nMnrto nMrn,t is the daughter Of Mrs: Benta.
AiipeR az, Reotb and a granddaughter Of the
M. mn Ar. Albert pancoast. She Is a
Id.e s. ~ Mrs. Joseph Widener. who
nle Mics Elm PancOnst and cousin
n Mrs. Carter Leidy, who was Fin
"W "Wsrrv Neilscn Is the son Of Mr.. and
Nrs Lewis Nelson, Of Coolock, st. Da-
sids n grandson Of the late Mr.. Harry
taoscngartcn. and grcat grandson OF
Mr. william D. Lewis. His sister, sarah
Nelson, married Crawford Madeira.
Alberta came out this year and was
as,c of the pretticst and most popular
~ the winters dcbutantes.
unOsEY" WURTS, the youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Honnedy Wurts will give quite n large
Jiuner tomorrow night. As you know,
posey and her sisters, Marian AMI
rlconor. are sailing for Europe with
ths;r aunt. Mrs. Edmund Mccullough,
IN lime 10 on the Rotterdam, 30 sup.
uose Tho dinner will be sort Of fare.
YvcIi' party. Afterward they will 90 to
tbo doicc at the Merton Cricket Club for
Tho Tho benefit Of the dinners of the Sea-
mems Church Institute. You must have
heard about the dinners which are given
Tho last Sunday Of each month down nj
the Institute Mt Front and Queen
streets. Lots of girls md men 90 down
md wal. on the tables and help In the
Philip Price, Mrs. John o. platt. Mar.
,sretta Harrison, Mary and Elizabeth
Rowland. Evelyn 3. Page, Clarie
amvthe. Mary and Elizabeth Boyd and
Elisabeth and "Jo" Thompson. Mrs.
!. whitaker Thompson is chairman Ut
fhc dance and among those on the COM
mittee are Mrs. James Large, Miss
Pauline Bowie. Miss Nina Lea, Mrs.
John o. Platt, Mrs. Philip Rhinelander,
Miss Margaret Grundy, Miss Mary X.
Gibson. Mrs. Charles Henry Scott, Mrs.
John Frederick Lewis, Mrs. Percy
Stockman and Mrs. George Boyd.
AGNES ALLEN looked very we'll the
"A other day. She was wearing a
GOOD looking dress of blue crepe EN-.
6roidercd in gray silk and trimmed
with long gray fringe. and becoming
hat of gray with touches of blue tulle:
Gray stockings and slippers completed
her costume. Agnes Is the daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Perry Allen and sister
Of Mary Virginia who is still sub
deb. Agnes. Mary Virginia and Mrs.
Allen will spend the summer abroad
They are sailing on the Homerie some
time in July.
Anna Walthour has IN attractive
dress too Hers is of gray Russian
crepe made on long straight lines with
narrow belt Of the material. When
saw her wearing 1t several days ago she
Ind on gray straw hat with wlsteria
encirc!ing the brim and grny stockings
and slippers. She lives with her grand
mother, Mrs. Adam Everly, at 1914 Dc
Lancey place. You know her engage.
ment has been announced to John Craig
Wallace. Jr., son of Mrs. John Craig
Wallace.
hear that Anna is planning to
spend few days next week with Mrs.
Charles Nevin at her cottage In Bay
Head before going to Cape May for
the summer.
THERE will be lot Of June dances
L for the sub-deb crowd. This
Thursday "Baba" Mather, the Victor
Mathers' daughter. will give Il small
dance as n farewell party before sail ing
IOr Europe WltU hTS. IlcHTy tkSAhlhct
her daughter. Gwendolcn. and several
other girls, including Ethel Norris and
Lenettc Jeanes.
The same evening rs the Mathers'
dance there will be a subscription dance
at the Merton Cricket Club. 1t sounds
as If it would be lots of fun. too. It's
known as the Junior Charity Dance and
Is under the auspices Of the Cradle Club
Of st. Nincent's Home. There will be
bridge for those who do not care to
dance. A great many dinners are being
planned before the dance.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. Robert Lesley. Mrs. Walter Hal
lahan. Mrs. J. NJ. Gordon, Mrs. Henry
!: Michel. Mrs. William II. Ryan,
Mrs. Henry McIntire, Mrs. John Sin.
mott. Mrs. Herman Vetterlein, Mrs.
George Rowland, Mrs. Arthur p.
Baugh, Mrs. Christian Hagen, Mrs.
Arthur D. Smith. Mrs. Robert Il. Bick-
nell and Mrs. Edward Carpenter.
NANCY WYNNE.