Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-13

nID you know that Margaret Hat.
~ field Is coming out next winter2
She is the daughter of DR.. Charles
iJstf;eld, OF Chestnut Hill, and has
.rcwn into a most attractive girl. Her
mother, who died when Margaret was
nbout three years old, was very sweet
and lovely. and Margaret looks quite
iike her. She has wavy golden hair and
blue eyes, and feel sure that she will
have an nwfully good time next winter.
Or, Hatfield is planning to give her
tea and ball later in the season, l
Margaret is at Dobbs Ferry now with
/, fancy Woolston Gwladys Hopkins, Mrs.
Stevens Heckscher's daughter; Fanny
/, Weiqhtman and some other philadel.
MIA girls. Nancy Woolston will be a
| Seb next winter also, but haven't
/ heard about the other two yet. Some
one told me that Mrs. Woolston and
Mrs. jack Harris ((Ieorgianna is her
! daurhter) arc planning to have their
!! daughters coming out teas on the same
day, as they are next. door neigh
bors." They both have lovely places !;
the Woolstons have a beautiful garden
Personally, think IL is an excel
{ lent idea for neighbors to have teas the
same day. You remember when Betsy
Davis and Catherine Coke, Mrs. An
: drew Porter now, came out, the art.
srnoon of their teas. There was n
continual coming and going between
! tho places; they even ran q. bus for
tha convenience of guests who were
\ without motors.
DHILADELPHIANS were greatly
I Interested in the announcement OF
the engagement Of Mary Cram. Of Bos.
ton, to Jerome G. Greene, Of New
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Adams Cram. and
came ont this last season in Boston,
where she is member Of the Sewing
Circle and has been very prominent In
all the social doings.
Her father. you know, was the con-
sulting architect in the building OF the
nave Of the Cathedral Of st. John the
Divine in New York. He has an in
ternational reputation, and Is the au-
thor Of several collections of essays. He
was president of the Housing Associa.
ton of Boston during the period OF
its greatest activity following the war.
In fact. the name Ralph Adams Cram
is known from hemisphere to hemis-
phere.
Young Jerome Greene Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome D. Greene, OF
New York. and was member Of the
class of 30 Mt Harvard. Last year
he left for Trinity College, Cambridge,
Oxford. where he Is at present.
No date has bell, mentioned for the
wedding. but II. will probably take place
next fall. Mary Cram has visited in
this city on several occasions. She Is
q friend Of Helen Scott. of Boston,
whose mother was Miss Helen Sanders.
of this city. The Greenes live Mt 168
East Sixty third street, New York.
ND I tell you that since the board
- ing school spring holidays will fail
this month, 1t has been decided to have
the second meeting of the Junior Gin
derella dances on Friday night, March
81, instead Of on April 10. The
Junior Cinderellas are held in the ball.
room of the Merton Cricket Club and
are great fun. Mrs. Matthew Baird.
Jr.. is chairman of the committee in
charge.
nONT forget the Unique Opera
- Company's performance tonight.
You know that means Kitty Morris,
Max and Rodolphe de Schauensee and
Hugh Parrish and Marie lara and
Anne Geyer, Ernest Kitson and the
Rhoads boy and several others. It's
to be held in the New Century Drawing
Rooms, and the proceeds are to 90 to
prison work.
CPEAKING Of opera, last week as the
~ wee bird was leaving the Academy
after most wonderful performance Of
La Boheme," when even the bird shed
some tears after some of the most su :
perb passages, 1t heard dashing young
bud of last season remarking to q de :
voted swain: II don't know n thing
about music. I only know tunes, but,
believe me, II any one ever sang to me
rs that gentleman sang to Mimi. I'd
say yes and be willing even to 20
live on ranch in the wild and woolly
west without thought of whether
loved him or not"
NANCY WYNNE.