Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-07
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Goes to the Assembly ly-She Sees Man,
Beautiful CotUns and Handsome Je,uels-And
Talks of the Lippincott-Hirst Wedding

will leave next week for Pittsburgh,
where she will be the guest OF Miss
Eleanor Chalfonte, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Chalfontc. o..
Lieutenant Malcolm Arnold Deans, U
s. NJ, and Mrs. Deans, of, Phoenixville
birth OF n son, Malcolm Arnold Deans
Jru on Wednesday, January, A.. Mrs
Deans, before her marriage, was Miss
Catherine Price Norris.
Mrs. William Woodward Arnett, Miss
Eleanor Arnett and Mrs. John Hancock
Arnett will receive informally on Tues
days In January after o'clock. at 2116
Pine street No cards have been sent
out. b.. -
Mr. ana Mrs. John White Geary and
their daughter. Miss Mary de F. Geary,
Of Chestnut. Hill, who have been trav.
cling In Europe since early fall, have
left Austria and are at present in Rome,
where they will remain several months.
Mrs. Charles iwolcott Henry. OF
Stonehurst, Chestnut Hill. who has
heen spending several months in China
visiting her son.in.law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Davidson Dodge
in Shanghai. will sail for this country
on January 25. Mrs. Dodge was Miss
Gertrude II. Henry.
Dr. and Mrs. George Norris Dor
rance have taken Mrs. Charles Platt's
house at 1890 Rittenhouse square. until
April. Mrs. Platt sailed yesterday for
Italy. where she will spend part OF
the winter, later travelling In Europe.
Mrs. Dorrance, before her recent mar
riage. was Miss Emily B. Fox, daughtel
OF MRS George Fox. of S0o5 Crefeld'
street, Chestnu: Hill.
Mr. William L. Dally. son of Mr. and
Mrs, William Lloyd Baily, who spent
the holidays with his parents at Long
mere, their place at Ardmore. returned
on wednesday to Chicago, where he Is
engaged in business.
Miss Esther Jean Bochman, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Bochman. of 1876 South Eighteenth
street, left yesterday for a visit to
Cedarhurst, l., l., where she expects to
remain over the weekend.
Miss K. Faraday Boyd, of London,
who Is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs Ed.
ward Parker Davis. of $50 south
Twenty.first street spoke of belgium
Before the War. During the War and
Since the War" at the meeting OF the
Modern Club held at the Ritz Carlton
today.
Mrs. c. Lesley Ames, who has been
spending several months with her
mother. Mrs. Louis c. Baker, Jr.. OF
st Asaphs road, Bala, has returned to
he' iohe III ot. raul MIMI
Mrs. John II. Bradford, Mrs. Henry
G. Hunter and Mrs. John Satterthwaite
were tA, hostesses yesterday afternoon
OF the Stephen Decatur Chapter of the
United Daughters of 1912, which meet.
at the Plastic Club. Mrs. Albert II
Fritz, tho chapter'S regent, presided.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Luckett, OF
Baltimore, Md, have taken the house
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Boyce Judson AT
Cheltenham road. Chestnut Hill Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Dunn, who have been
occupying 1t for the last year, hav,
returned to South Orange. n. ].
Miss Mira Berrill Dix, of $40 Green,
street, Germantown, gave a dinner o.
twelve covers last evening. in honor O.
Mr.. George Donald Richardson, of New
YORK and Boston. Mr.. Richardson is
the son OF Anna Steese Richardson,