Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-08
CS D q yUSS w ABOUT III OPEE
U Arrivals in Town and Some Other Matters
Of Interest u

ViyAsN,T Y nice to hear Of the en-.
w sarcment Of Cornelia Rankin and
Alfred Hunter? can hardly say that
sny one was surprised. however, for
sh.re Ind been rumors Of II for q long
zine. Cornelia is the daughter Of Mr..
snd Mrs. John Hall Rankin, Of Deep
Run Farm, Penllyn. and made her
debut last winter. She is very pretty
d snJ attractive. "Alhe" Hunter IL the
son OF Mrs. Ernest Howard Hunter, Of
chestnut Hill. His sister Katharine
married "R" Davis, the son 6f Mrs.
issac Il. Davis, of Bryn- Oche Farm,
Gnring House. Cornclia and her
nsrcnts have just come back from Q
trin abroad--it was Mediterranean
cruise, I think--and every one will be
slad to see her again.
WE'VE had four new Philadelphians
w to record within a. week, md they
s,e all boys, too. Margie Smith Hart
and Tommie Hart's son and Mr.. and
Mrs Eckley Coxes' boy were both born
an May 4. Margaret Hart is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Harry Clifton Adams. and
Nor sister Evie Smith Lee--Mrs. Fred.
Sie Lee, Jr.--has small daughter.
Mrs. Adams new little grandson has .
cousin already. The Harts are living
At Wynnewood, and the Eckley Coxes
Mrs. Coke was May Owens, Of sa.
vsunah, and is very attractive. think
the first timc saw her was at the
coming .out tea OF her sister In law,
lane Gordon Coke, where she was
pouring tea. She Is fair with golden
hair and is, Of course, quite Southern:
The third boy Is the son of Sarah and
Andy Van Pelt, and he was born last
tuesday. I'm sure he is very cute and
viii be just as good looking as his
cousin. Peter Van Pelt, who is about
six years old now. He is the child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe von Pelt---.she was
Katherine Bowie. The fourth young
Of Mr.. and Mrs: Norman Dninning,
Who are living in Evanstown, III. The
mother was Ansie Naylor, the daughter
~ Mrs. John s. Naylor, Of Chestnut
Hui. Ansie is sweet and pretty and
every one will be glad to hear OF her
little son.
A1Ow that the Indoor Horse Show is
IN over, we are turning our attention
10 the Devon Horse Show and Country
Fair, which will take place in q few
weeks. From all that I hear, It prom.
ises to be bigger and better than ever.
and every one connected with It Is work.
INK extra hard. It is in aid Of the Bryn
Mawr Hospital. as the hospital is not in
The Welfare Federation. I hear that
the Baby Show will be especially in
teresting, and they tell me that this
year there will be flowers, as we'll as
vegetables, at a special table, Of which
Mrs. Walter Jeffords is to be the head.
There will be all sorts of other attrac-
tons, too.
r SAW Gertrude Dougherty the other
i day-it was at the Indoor Horse
Show, where she was aiding, and she
was wearing gray tweed skirt fringed
and a gray felt hat. Mary Carroll Rolin
was there, too, with her mother. Mary
had on French blue suit and cape
Of dark brown homespun. She Is coming
out next winter, You know. saw
Florence Tunis In the crowd, and she
looked attractive in reriwinkle blue
sweater and skirt of the same color.
With 1t she wore large black horse.
hair hat. ..'.
Mary Miller wears pcriwinkle blue,
too, and 1t Is most becoming to her. I
saw her several days ago In q tweed
suit Of that color and a hat of dark
blue straw. Mary has blue eyes and
golden hair. She made her debut last
winter. NANCY WYNNE.