Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-04
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Sees T'co Of Nest Years Debusanses.
Smart Clothes Are Worn--Miss Ber,cind to Make Her
Home in New York With Her Brother; E. J. Ber,vind

.,uorJGH March came in rather like
|. lion, with wind and snow, on
v.duesday, II seems to be setting q
u. more lamb like, and as far as am
....srned Il needs to be. Somehow.
Ione for the fields Of daisies and vio-
-. and dandelions. And I want to
~ ~ the crocuses and daifodils peepins
,u through the grass.
IN fact, / am going to walk me down
srr,,co street this very week past Mr..
n.o,,e Mcraddcn's house, at Eight
.'r,h street, Just I'd see II some ''croci'
- moi up. You know they sprinkle
81 lawn each year, and are 30 pretty
~ ~ swect smelling. Mr.. McFadden 10
I'M A. Palm Beach. He went down
~ ~. in January, and will probably
N, until the latter part Of this month.
"a THE time draws nearer for next
"A SEASONS dcbs to be introduced, for
ANA Of them will have their teas In
4. csrly summer, It seems to me see
Msm ali about more than have before
~. winter. Or is It simply that my
ssind is turning in their direction, now
shst N those who came out this last season
sre no longer buds?
n that as IL may, saw two very
.,trsctiye next year buds on Chestnut
.,..et one day last week having q fine
tsii and laugh together. They were
w.udc Harrison and Joy Drew Bear.
Nnudc is the younger sister Of Sarah
f al Marporetta Harrison. Their mother
vas Nfargaretta Large, q sister Of Mrs.
s.s,enson Easily and Mrs. Charles p.
M. They lived In the West quite
IN time while tho girls were children, !,
e.ning back to Philadelphia about
Ssht years ago. Sarah came out two
Nipters since, qnd she Is engaged to
young Phil Price, by the way. q brother
Of Rachel Price. They are to be mar
ried In June, hear. Margarctta came
ont last year and had o perfectly dandy
dine, Now Maude will be introduced
this ceming season, 1t must be some
Undertaking to introduce three daugh.
tsrs in four years.
shs Is very good. looking, and was
wearing q stunning English tweed suit
sM small hat Of burnt orange silk.
Naude had smart long coat Of dark
blue velour and her hat was q small
brown model turned back OF her face.
SAW Elizabeth Drexel in town the
j other day. She was on her way back
10 New York from Atlantic City, and I
thought her looking very well. She was
always a pretty girl. with rather for.
elm look, I thought, as she was grow
I'M up, and she has developed into one
Of the prcttiest Of New York's younger
nutrons. Her mother, the former Mrs.
Brinton, married Mr.. de Forrest Grant
in New York some years before Eliza :
beth became engaged to Jack Drexel,
and they went to that city to live. The
Drexels have the dearest little son about
two years old.
CPEAKING of New York, hear that
- Miss Julia Bcrwind has decided to
10 over there and live with her brother.
Mr.. Ned Bcrwind, since her sister in.
hw's death. I understand that Mrs.
Berwind had been i'll for some months.
and her death had been great blow to
ler husband. Miss Berwind has been
living here alone since her niece. Mar
nret Dunlap, was married last year,
and so she and her brother have very
wisely decided to make their home to-
gether, which Is good thing for them
Eth. But We in Philadelphia will miss
Miss Berwind very much. She was a
patroness of all that Is beautiful and
hne in Philadelphia. and 1t Is with a
dsh that we have to let such good citi-
sens slip from us. Certainly, 10 one
could blame her for the decision, how
ever. She will be great strength to
her bereaved brother.
MOTHER was teaching small Jimmie
NA how to spell the two in two and
Two make four. But, Muddy said
Jimmie. II spells to TO. Why do you
use so many fancy lettcrs?'
NANCY WYNNE.