Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
[IUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of the OPENING Of the NeD Club
house for PennsyIvania Society Of Colonial Danes
Yesterday-Other Matters

,,,Hp Pennsylvania Socisty Of Colo
a j ala, Danes opened IL new club.
80. At 1880 Latimsr street yesterday
q - interesting way. There was . pro.
....,on to the new headquarters to
~ ~. formal possession. Mrs. James
s..rr. ~ who 10 president Of the society.
- n. march. and Mrs. Frank Cabeen
- Mrs Alfred Reginald Allen car.
.,.d ~ tho hass Of the Society. After
Mrs. Starr came Mrs. Arthur H. Lea
"a Mr., Frederick Packard, who are
~. ~ nresidents Mrs. John o. Groome
w Mrs. Joseph B. Hutchinson, Sec
~ sn..Iss' then the board Of managers
S a. many Of the members Of the
snJ s;sty w. as were able to attend. A
senle ceremony Of dedication, at which
~ Rev. DR., James Do Wolk Perry
sesc,ated, followed the procession. and
Il was all very impressive ana beauti-
mi; Mart wednesday, week from today,
N. society will give q. housewarming
- ali its members and some guests.
Ma building was finished q short time
s.o' II includes the space formerly oc-
cnnied by several houses. Latimer
.treet is getting to be quite another little
Csmac street. The Print Club 10 there
40. and, II I am not mistaken, otner
clubs; and there are several oacnelos
spartments on the street. "a
Isn't it funny, how small streeS o.
n.ntral s parts Of the city overnight as
!. nsreP am 30 fascinated with
i.ntern Lane that I walk past there
Mhsneyer / have a minute just to bur-
h,s over il and giggle and want to play
Jol,s IN the houses and turn on the
,ishts in the little lanterns and open and
.Snt the green and red shutters and
sat the soft little grass plots. Ia feel
a H I had to dress the part II !
iivsd there, And while Panama street
ara SAMSON square houses VIII De
lsrser. I believe they will look almost
% attractive. N.
WENT out to the Savage tea IN
i Chestnut Hill yesterday afternoon
and found Grace looking lovely In q
White chiffon frock embroidered IN gold.
Mrs.. Savage, who 10 q very good look
;nr woman, was receiving her guests
near 1 the door Of the room on the left
Of the big square house. She was
eovned in handsome black lace over
black satin. The bouquets Of flowers
were wonderful, every mantel and
crack and corner being filed with ex-
quisite blooms.
TO-DAY We have Alberta Reath and
! Harry Nelson's wedding at noon In
st. Stephens Church on Tenth street
near Market. Alberta will make q
lovely bride without q doubt, and she
has a beautiful array Of bridesmaids.
There will be great many ushers, TOO !;
in fact, think the bridal party WILL
extend the whole length Of the aisle.
Alberta was q debutante Of last year
and one Of the most popular: Her en-
with the Charlton Yarnalls and Agnes.
Agnes Yarnall 10 a bud this year and
will be Alberta's maid Of honor. Her
cousin, Fig Widener Leidy, will be
matron Of honor, md there are SIX
bridesmaids, I think.
THE Faculty Tea Club Of the Uni.
! versity Of Pennsylvania will give .
series Of affairs during the fall and
winter in their club rooms in Sergeant
Hall, the woman's building of the
University. Oolong will be varied by
musical programs, talks by prominent
women on current questions. etc.
Mrs. Alexander G. Abbott will be
hostess on Tuesday, October "a, at a
musical tea" at which Mrs. Louella
Carson will be the artist. The program
will include unusual songs by Ronald
md group Of Chopin numbers,
among them the D minor Scherzo.
Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg will speak
on 1.-THE Sesqui- Centennial" at the tea
on November II, when Mrs. II. II.
Fernald will be the hostess. 49,
THE family was talking Of college
1 and important futures for the boys,
when Uncle Charlie suddenly decided
to ask William, aged FIVE. where he
would like to spend his college days.
DO wanter," said William, who is
great ball fan, do want school.
want ter play baseball and hit the UNI
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NANCY wYNNE.
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