Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-28
: TLST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
imcy Wynne Sees Many Persons Lunching in To,on
!. She Talks of Debutantes of Coming Season
Ia and Deplores Nicknames
.,rvrR saw so many people a

s usre in town on Monday and
tne,. II seemed to me that my
ysteras'' q table at the Bellevue roof
colns !" wos lust one continuous bow.
efden1 lanes ""s was there with one Of her
yfs. ,!sss !e and Mrs. Ben Reath and her
AuG.ncoast, and Mrs. George Rosen-
on rand and her sister-in law, Mrs. Will
cften s.srbury. whose daughter. Eliza
hmn NV nv the way, is coming out next
ysar u,, ,eo,,ze how time
lna' seems scarcely a year since l
hes 'r,,i,oheth with her long curls and
NV s!an cunning gingham frOcks. play
vearl"s, Tho sand with her two brothers
ucha,sea And now here she Is coming
liz ho sure. she does not look much
eu.. w.. With her bobbed head and dancing
eneh Sbe and her mother and stem
~. havc been in Europe for Q while
n nan.. .s.s,nrned Just about fortnight ago.
snrr,n,.ohe,b. ~ or Liz" as she Is called,
4 have lots of pretty French clothes
y. ~ her winter of fun.
1oN'T YOU really think it's shame
~ The way ones friends and COM
| ssnons spoil Deauth.i nuS " r,ih
~ a nickname. Nearly all the Eliza :
S.shs I know. for instance, are Bess or
nsssie, or Lizzie. or Liz or LIBBY, and
X such a pity! Take virginia, TOO.
s,me was when that was ruined by the
.tInsme Ginnie; that was In Civil
W., times and all the heroines in the
| ,.sels written about the South at that
t,tse were jimmie or Gimme, as you
.soose to spell it. And Virginia IS
.Isneed now to Gina, and there =
..s,cely n girl with that lovely name
En- gets 1t from any one but her fam
rbere's Gina Norris, who Is coming
| .,, This year. and Gina Heckscher, who
,,ied Barclay McFadden in Easter
~ Gina Earle, Gina Carpenter. an
stSer debutante of this season, and ever
| v many others.
I'LL wager that Margaretta Sharpless,
Euarriet Zimmermann and Mary
noodnan have been having a wonderful
ma i'm Newport these last few days.
Van know, they went up to Newport
Sstay with Peggy Graham a few days
Store her wedding, which took place
WSnday at the Berkeley Memorial
Church in Middletown, and they were
sH bridesmaids. Peggy married Dew
sreux Josephs, of Baltimore, and they
.re ~ going to spend their honeymoon In
Eprope. That will be wonderful, will
Il not? Another very delightful thing
about 1t is that they are to live in this
eity instead of Baltimore. so Peggy
viii still be among US.
cPEAKING of recent weddings,
u understand that Miss Rebecca New
hall was married very quietly last
Thursday to Mr.. Myers, of Roxbor-
ough, in Holy Trinity Chapel. and after
their Wedding trip they will live at 13O
South Twenty second street. The Cere :
mony was performed In the presence OF
the Immediate families only.
Several Of us were talking together
Of Mrs. Myers the other day and l
quite envied her, for never heard such
rplendid things as were said of her; and
she Is one OF the most whole hearted.
l,vable persons l know. I do not be-
lleve she ever had an unkind thought
about anyone. much less formulated one
In speech. She is the daughter of Mr..
Charles Newhall by his first marriage,
her mother having been Miss Phoebe
Willing. and she Is sister Of George
Newhall and Mrs. Edgar B. Howard.
THEY went on party to one Of the
! amusement parks the other evening
and one Of the girls, who is most par
ucular as to her conduct, and who has
never been known to say or do any but
the proper thing, happened to sit next
to one Of those men who love to play
practical jokes while going on one OF
the stunts. Imagine her horror and the
delight Of the others in the party when
the car went through tunnel and the
young man was heard to eXclaim in
panied tones: NO. no. my dear Jane
No, no, mustn't kiss in the tunnel!
Hid no, this is not the place"
NANCY WYNNE.