Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-07

SiIIAT a very smart costume Mrs.
wv Arthur Emlen Newbold, Jr., IL
soaring these days! saw her on
chestnut street yesterday carefully
W;cking her way along the street and
Sodeinr up near buildings. just as !
vas. to escape the mud which the fast
soine motors dash up on the pavement,
and which absolutely ruins your clothes
Wit enre touches them.
She was wearing a long, gray coat,
trimmed. at the collar with gray fur,
and shoulder cape was attached from
ne back Of the collar and reached to
fhe waistline. Her hat was small
fooue of gray, and she wore gray silk
Stockings, black patent leather slippers.
sray gloves and a ymall gray silk hand.
Sae, She looked extremely well, and
7 do hone she reached her destination
without having her lovely costume
spoiled. .t.
THERE will be much entertaining in
i Palm Beach for Louise Cromwell
Knocks, Mrs. Stotesbury's daughter,
xbo is to be married for the, second
fine on Valentines Day at the Stotes.
h,ry home down there. hear the How
srd +, Hansells have gone to Palm
Reach to attend the festivities before
the wedding as well as the wedding It..
self. and they are occupying cottage
together with Sidney Thayer.
You know Mrs. Hansell was Mildred
Macarthur, and she Is a sister of Brig
Adler General Macarthur, who is the
bridegroom -elect. He is a son Of the
late General Macarthur, Of Detroit,
Mich, and did fine work in the recent
war. The Howard Hansells have an
apartment at 1876 South Eighteenth
street, and have lived here ever since
their marriage: OF course, Howdy has
always lived here; his father is DR..
Hansell, you know. They gave a large
party on Saturday.
Mrs. Brooks has been at El Mirasol
since last Tuesday. Mrs. ]. Kearsley
Mitchell, Mr.. Stotesbury's daus hter,. is
also down there. stopping with her
father and stepmother. She was Fan
nie Stotesbury, you know, and is q
sister Of Mrs. Sydney Hutchinson.
QUITE a number of debutantes have
Q gone up to Yale to attend the Prom,
this week. Although ! have heard OF
The going, I have not heard the actual
date of the Prom, but l suspect It was
last night, and probably the festivities
will 70 on into tonight. When you 60
TO Yale you just naturally prepare Tor
straight round Of good times from the
minute you land there till you leave;
Banning Grange, Eleanor Sloane and
Jean. Riley all left yesterday and Lydia
Clothier went up to stay with some
fr;ends over the week end and to be
there for the festivities. Won't they
sll have wonderful time.
MD you hear the Buzzy Warburtons
- have a small son? This Is their
second baby. and Mrs. Warburton IL
tle most devoted little mother. She
vas Rose Lancaster, you remember
and is very pretty. woman. They
have apartments at the Longacre THIS
winter.
VOU do get wild these days when
/ you are a pedestrian and some one
swocps of the end of your nose with
the edge Of his or her car by dashine
suddenly before you without note OF
varning? Still I could not but be
amazed the other day when a girl you
know and I know came airily along
the street and rushed into a garage
= just in front Of q man and girl. with
SSut q sign Of a horn or toot Of any
kind.
The man in question sharply re.
marked, and 7 did not blame him
"Why didn't YOU blow your hornT'
and, with amazing impudence, the lady,
90 called, answered sweetly: "Why
don't you look where you're going, you
poor boob?''
Such are manners up to date!
NANCY WYNNE.