Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-27
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Debut of Miss Mareare
Nevhn and Miss Elizabeth S;ter-The John
McFaddens Haze Returned From, Weddiue Trim
? WONDER just how many girls are

? WONDER just how many girls are
/ coming out next season? Every
.,hcr day or SO ! hear OF another; till
believe there VII! be at least nun
dred. Margaret Newlin IL one Of the
latest I had not realized she Is old
Inss,ovob 70 be a debutante. It seems
s,,th sn,r thc other day I heard Of her birth,
cG cmdG now @ she is to "come, out"
Margaret is the third Vlaughter Of
Ono Richard Newlins. VINO live In
Whitford. Her i"t"r Edith married
Marland Hobbs. of Boston, nearly two
Years ago. She was ono OF the first
:.,r,s Of her year to he engaged. Her
s.hor sister, Alice, graduated from col
;sso about a year ago. II I am not ,Ss-
t.ton And YOU remember her brother,
Iocl Newlin, went over to France be-
Sore our entry into the war and was
titled while driving an ambulance. A
younger brother. Dick, graduated from
Princeton this year.
,rbe Newlins have n beautiful nlace
called Indian Run Farm at Whitford,
which is on the Main Line out beyond
psoli. Margaret will be introduced at
= tea with Elizabeth Sitter. Mrs. Hol-
iingsworth Slter's daughter. who Is a
cousin though the relationship Is not
very close. They are related through
ttc Harrison family. Mrs. Newlin. who
was Miss Edith Eiscnbrey. is related
20 the Harrisons through her mother S
dde. Mrs. Sitter was Miss Barry. n
sister of T.lewellyn Barry, and IL ! nm
rot mistaken their mother was a Har-
rison, also. Maude Harrison, who Is
coming out, too, next winter, is another
cousin.
7 remember when Edith Ncwlin came
out It was at n tea together with Sarah
Harrison. now Mrs. Phil Price. and It
was given by their cousin. Mrs. Will
ilam A. Lieber. who was also connected
through the Harrisons.
And 1t Is that Harrison family which
save its name to the row of houses on
Locust street from Eighteenth to Seven
teenth street, headed by the Harrison
house itself. now the headquarters Of
the Emergency Aid and owned by Mr..
Stotesbury. The ten for Margaret md
Elizabeth is 10 be given on November
21,. but have not heard where 1t will
BE-. though probably in town, as the
trip to Whitford is too long.
7 HEAR the Jack McFaddens have
l returned from their honeymoon. and
Mrs. McFaddcn's parents, the Duncan
Stuart EllSwortha. are planning n
dinner in their honor Mt Southampton
next Saturday night. They have apart
ments at 2l23 Spruce street, but have
not moved into them. MS they will spend
most of the remaining summer days in
southampton with the Ellsworths.
understand there are number of
entertainments on foot for next winter
IN their honor. Mrs. McFadden is
certainly beauty and will be an addi-
tion to our already exceptional nun.
ber Of handsome women. You know
always maintain Philadelphia has
some of the most beautiful women in
the country (or world for that mntter).
Besides looks. they have such an air
and so much style. Nothing like being
pleased with our own feminnity. but
when n great truth Is evident. why not
Be the first to acknowledge It?
7 WAS glad to hear that Marie Louise
l Mum had found her bracelet again.
Goodness. but it must be n shock to
lose such n valuable thing! I have
not been able to make out whether it
was bracelet or brooch. However.
whatever it was. 1t has been found
and that is something to be thankful for.
The loss of the jewclry reminds me
Of the curious thing that happened to
Marie Louise several years ago. Do
you recall her receiving box from
Tifany's with necklace in it, and
that there was bullet hole in the
box and one diamond had been de-
stroyed by said bullet. do not think
that mystery was ever cleared up, but
1t certainly was queer thing.
The Munns will leave Paris shortly
tor England. and will spend the rest of
the summer in the country there.
THE day broke clear and beautiful
! after much rain, and Ellen, who was
playing in the garden. fairly drank in
the lovely. fresh cool air. Suddenly
she ran into the house, her little face
all puckcred up with worry. ooh,
Mother" she called. cts going to rain
again. "Why. darling. I do not think
so,' responded Mother. 'the sky is
clear and the air is light" Eyes,
Mother" said Ellen, "but milk
wagon Just went by with It's rain
coat on"
NANCY WYNNE.