Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-20
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne TALKS Of the Dances for This Week-She
Tells of the Princeton Triangle ShoV on Satur.
day Night-Other Matters Discussed

only ten more days and then Lent
u will be here! But the remaining
"a, will be pretty busy, with balls and
dances and parties and luncheons. It
seems to me.
The Midwinter Ball will bs given to.
.orrow night in the Academy foyer
.,d The second Assembly will be held or
S.;dsv night. There are a great many
SS,nuars scheduled before both balls, and
ctn"o sa onera and Bal Masque for the eve
~ S Ash wednesday will be very guy
occasions.
THE Triangle performance on Satur.
day night was, without any ex.
:sreration, really perfectly great. !! do
~ know when have enjoyed anything
~ A. much 1t did not seem amateurisll
a. ali. Had It not been for the manly
so,ces Of the "ladies" you really would
nave thought 1t was one OF the profes.
.ional revIes. Absolutely everybody was
there. The Savases, the Barclays; Nc.
Leans, Baileys. WeIshes' Millers.
TssrS.' ThsssS,s' se1moas:, SHaoaS ROSES, barring.
srs Bayard Henrys, oh, just every one
And It was as gay and delightful al
could be.
rrAvE you heard what trying time
II Mabel Blynn has had? She. wal
t.ten iii about seven weeks ago and has
Ssen IN bed all this time at her home,
ouiy now being able to sit up for an
Sc;r day. First It was grip. then ton.
s;iitis which developed into quinsy, and
"itooether her whole system has been
s6ected by the illness.
Mabel and Bryce were married last
snring, I think 1t was. and they have
= very attractive house out IN st.
Martins.
SEEM to be writing a chapter Of
accidents today, but I heard only
An Saturday Of the accident that little
MARY Strawbridge had suffered. She
vent TO visit one Of her cousins, II l
heard the story correctly got up In her
sleep and walked out Of the window,
falling into the garden. She was quite
painfully hurt and has been In bed
Ince Mary Is the daughter OF the
Francis r. Strawbridges, tf Woodside'
and is a perfectly darling girl. She is
she will soon be we'll again. Fortunate
" walking in her sleep is not habit
IN fact, It was tire first time such q
thing had happened.
p r SAW Banning Grange on the street
i the other day in a perfectly stun
ming coat Of dark brown, trimmed with
panels of fur. Her hat was rather small
and in black, made with an upturned
brim elaborately embroidered in bright
blue. Banning has gold brown hair and
blue eyes, and the blue on her hat
was most becoming.
Henrietta Wilson has a gorgeous
orange felt hat with orange feathers.
and beautiful coat Of dark brown
fur, 1t Is awfully becoming to her.
Henrietta is engaged to Ted Shake
speare, you know, and they are going
to be married this spring, I hear. also
hear that they intepd building out on
the Main Line. Ted Is an architect,
and they are having a wonderful time
designing their own home.
Uncle NED has recently acquired
u an apartment all his own. He has
q very good janitor and cleaning
woman, so when Elsie, aged six, went
with him to inspect the apartment she
saw no signs of dust or disorder. My
goodness" said she, you're an awful
good keeperhouse, already
NANCY WYNNE.