Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
HLST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Speaks of Miss Davis' Engagement
and Tells of the Ho,vard Pyle
Costume Ball '.
Costume Ball

AN INTERESTING engagement was
n announced yesterday--that OF Flea
a.. Davis and Charles II. Roberts, Jr.
ELEANOR is the daughter Of Mrs. Charles
Davis. of Chestnut Hill. and is cousin
=, BETSY Davis. Her sister. Louie
Davis, is Mrs. Joseph b. Mccall, Jr:'
.,d n sister in law of Lenore Mccall.
s"So will be married to Norman Mac
heIsn Wisonor T went to Dobbs Ferry to
.,honl md came out here several sea-
sens semo' ogo. She Is member OF the
gun;or League, and Is an attractive
s,rI Charles Roberts Is the son OF
H. and Mrs. Charles II. Roberts, OF
T,nsbing. Long Island. He went to
Vale md during the war he was
,;entenant in the United states Naval
Air. service. No date has YET been set
for the wedding.
WONDER If the schwartzes will
i come out next winter. ! haven't
heard definitely yet. but l rather
imagine they will, ms most or tneir
.nJ nrefty eirls. and always dress alike
land very stylfshly, too, for that mat
tsrI. Their names are Anne and kath-
.r;nc. though most people call them
Teents and Bunny, and they are the
daughters Of Mrs. Charles w. Schwartz.
~ Walnut lane, Germantown. Their
.;stcr. Emmy, married Mexican Allen,
ond they live In the Percy Draytons'
Sonsc on Stenton avenue in Chestnut
Hill ns Mr.. and Mrs. Drayton are in
town now. q. The Draytons' house is
very pretty, being of stucco finished
With gray, and is most quaint.
DID you hear about the Howard Pyle
- costume ball that the senior class OF
tbe School Of. Industrial Art is going
70 give tomorrow night at the Ritten-
house Hotel? 1t sounds fascinating:
Every one ID. to go in a costume copied
from one of Howard pyle's illustra-
tions, and Mrs. Pyle, Mr.. Thornton
Oakley, Mr.. Frank Copeland. Mr.. Ed
ward Warwick and Mr.. John Sinnock
will be the judges and award the prizes
for the best ones. Jesse Wilcox. Smith,
Violet Oakley. Elizabeth Shippen.s Green
Elliott and Elizabeth Belts Bains have
been asked to receive the guests, with
the class officers, who are. William >.
Smith. president; Jessie NJ, Wissler,
vice president; Ruth Munroe, secretary,
and Edna Jones, treasurer. I'm sure
it will be q most colorful affair.
Every year l hear of more girls who
70 to art school. Margaret Gest, who
came out several years ago, Is taking
illustration ut the School of Industrial
Art; Elizabeth Garrison. fashion, and
Phoebe Hand. something else, which all
sounds very interesting.
T SAW Louise Grey on the street th'
i other day. and she was wearing on
Of those good looking tweed capes and
dresses. Hers was rose color and gray
and was most becoming. She was one
Of Mary Scull Hcyl's bridesmaids yes
terday (that was very pretty we'd.
ding), and she is engaged to Joe Nc.
Neal. One of her sisters is Mrs. Mac.
Knight Black. who was Lucy Grey, ant
another sister. Norma, is coming ou
next winter. Norma is one Of the maids
in the cabaret scene in "Why Not"
Marina Wister is the other-and doe!
verv well.
By the way, Nancy's attention ha'
just been called to the fact that Bherin,
de Mattos, who does the tango Argen
tin In that same scene with Mrs, IIar'
rison Gamer. goes to Penn, and not t.
Chestnut Hill Academy, as was said
However, he has brother or some re.
lation of the same name at that school
so the mistake was natural.
NANCY WYNNE.