Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-26
JIIS7 COS M "A b our PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Chats 81 Pretty Clothes Seen on Cool
Spring, Days Sees TabIeaus yor Which
PhiIadelphians Posed

Er SAW Polly Thayer on Chestnut
street yesterday, and she was look
~ we'll in short coat Of tan and a
~ and blue striped SKIRT. The coat
\ a. bound with the tan and blue striped
material and 30 was the hat which waa
I ,sIso tan. You. can imagine how pretty
( s,,ch suit would look on Polly with
shcr brown hair and wonderful co!orins.
~ will make a radiant bride, don't
you think? She and "Hof" Dolan are
= be married on Saturday, June II, at
tbc Church -of the Redecmer, Bryn
Mawr.
I'VE just heard that Mrs. John b.
j Large is at, the Chestnut Hill Hos
I pital with appendicitis, which am sure
her many friends will be very sorry to
hear. She was operated on on Satur-
~ and is doing well. She lives at 50
west Willow Grove avenue, in Chest.
: nut Hill, and Is cousin Of Mr.. Clifford
Z psmberton who also was quite Ill this
winter with a serious attack Of grip,
but Is a great deal better now. Mrs.
4 Large went on q cruise to Panama sew.
eral months ago with Mrs. Frederick
ralds whose daughter Mary is coming
4 out next winter. -
1 DEwARE of these chilly spring days.
ID Lots of people are wearing some Of
their winter clothes again. ! saw Mrs.
Nicholas Biddle in town the other day
4 and she didn't look bit too warm in q
leopard coat. She was wearing small
black straw hat with It, and the hat was
trimmed with red and blue feathers.
Mrs. Emile Geyelin, who was Cecily
Barnes and Is most good looking, has .
tan woolen cape but It's not like any
I've seen before as It has rows OF fringe
on It. It looks very warm and When !
saw her she wore with 1t n large black
straw hat with punches Of red ribbons
/ on either side. I saw Mrs. STANDBY
Stokes several days ago in a very be.
coming gray and greer plaid cape.
hear that her small niece, Catherine and
Andy Portcr's child, is to be called Rutl,
Coke Porter after her grandmother and
Mrs Stokes mother, Mrs. Henry Brin-
ton Coke.
hid you know a rummage sale is to
~ be given for the First Day Nursery
AZ 221S Lombard street? The sale is to
BE- held at 1895 Market street on May
and 8. This was the first day nuEsery,
10 be founded in this country. More
than fifty children day are bnthed and
5ied and each is only charged eight
cents. Mrs. Edward G.. Hodge is
president Of the Board of Man,
asers, and on the board are Mrs.
Joseph Ieidy,N Mrs. Charles Platt,
Mrs. Henry p. Mexican, Mrs.. Stanley
4 G. Flagg, Sd. Mrs. Lothrop Ritchie,
Mrs. Albert. Rosengarten. Mrs. Barto.
Brazier, Mrs. Richard Vain Meirs and
Miss Clyde.
lid you Ego'at1 the Charlotte Cush-
~ man Club benefit, Yesterday after
noon? The tableaux Of famous actresses
were most attractive and realistic.
Fannie Wister made verM good Fannie
Kemble in gown worn by her great
randm0ther.. Mrs., Walter Waring
Hopkinson was Elsie Ferguson as she
appeared in Petcr Ibbetson. Mrs. Sydney
Huthinson made, a, lovely Mrs. Siddons
a. she was IN Gainsborp,fylfs in.
nous portrait Of her, and the indefaf.
lgable Mrs. Harrison Gamer Il should
think she would have been exhausted BY
her strenuous part in "Why' Not" the
night before), posed as Anna Held.
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