Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-05
'IIJST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne CiUes Tea Date Of Coming Seasons
First Debutantc-She Talks Of Baltimore Engage.
ment With Philadelphia affiliations

,,,,,r drrt dcbu,ante of the season
1ooa. % to bc introduced will be
49, Tonise White. Mr.. Thomas Rae
su,n M,,' Whites daushtsr: ,!,,.a remember ,sals
liM yerh thsir daughter. Marian Watts.
ducs" Easter week. It's rather q good
dnl"e : seems TO me. The tea is to
io's, Nnril 10 at the Ritz Carlton. 1t
os ,ai =" bs followed by dinner for the
w,n w,.;-;nu marty and Mask and Wig
recs,,"; ,n IN The evening. Mrs. William
pettM pWt,c Iouise's grandmother. and a
,n,bcr mm Of other ladies. besides the
hh.hntantes. hte will receive with her.
,r,1KrNG OF dates for debutantc
affairs. I heard a. remarkable way Of
..ino dates that is carried on In
nt.ann n,,"n Instead Of consulting the
in,.J,no n.IJ, s,ationcrs. as we do here. as
le".i le"..hisb date has been taken and which
70 70, Wa ia omen, the girls IN tho Junior
"a, g,,,,e choose one Of their number t1
itit iiS,nt rs The Junior League, but II might
u. Jul. ,Sc Sewing Circle It's one of Bos-
.. Hsniffy'' associatiOns), and she
s.ons om account Of the dates and when
NV are going to give a party they
.h., .iwoxs cnil her up first and consult
s.r a. to what days are open. :,
n'T Il % must be great for that special
asbutsntc, even though It does mean
a.rJ work. for III wager she must be
asted TO everything going. You'd Ger
.n;nlv never have the nerve 70 con-
Sl, s"lt her about a date and then not ask
..- .' don't see how she gets time
~ icon the book right. she must have
" 40 around so much. She can't well
ulesd previous engagement. You sec.
h.csuss if she does It would have been
tsr FAULT that two parties were given
on the same day. Some JOB, III say:
TAM hoping I'll have q chance to run
| over TO New York and SEQ Dorothy
vorris Alevrs before she returns to
pUn,ania. but IL I want TO sec her I'll
h.vn 70 ruin soon. for she writes they
hsve @ decided to sail for their home in
bucharest on the Goth OF April. She
and Raoul have been in New York
snr some weeks visiting Dorothy's
wo,her, the former Mrs. Alfred Norris.
who married Gustav NJ. dc Hapsburg
within the last year and is living on
Park avenue.
/ hear Dorothy looks very we'll. and
wears the same unusual and different
clothes that she has always affected. ]
shall never forget the strange wedding
he.Alress she had. I said at the time
/. looked like A species Of old fashioned
lsmbrekin II was Of pearls and silk
fringe. you remember. and il vas Ger.
ainIy different. But it suited her.
Those of her Philadelphia friends who
have seen her during this visit tel me
she has changed very little and is quite
happy with her foreign husband. Doro-
thy was always cosmopolitan. She
loved Paris and the ways of the Euro
ppans and was just the right girl to
marry foreigner.
T WAS interested TO- hear Of the en-
l sagrmcnt in Baltimore of Elizabeth
Randall and DR.. Harry Richmond
Slack, Jr. You know. Elizabeth is a
sister of Alexander Randall. who is
engaged to Aurora Carter. OF Ba!ti-
more. the daughter of Julian Carter, a
brother of Rev. George Calvert Carter.
Of Bryn Mawr. and Aurora's mother
was Aurora Haz' 'ehurst. who died soon
after her marriage.
What bello Aurora lIazlchurst was
when she came home fresh from board.
Ing school and made her debut in this
city. She was perfectly beautiful. and
gay and spirited as q sprite. ! remcm.
Der when sho became engaged to Mr..
carter. lIc had been contemplating the
ministry and it was in the days when
Mande Adams was playing in Barric's
Little Minister Some one had told
Aurora That she looked like Maude
Adams land she did. for that matter).
and She used TO call herself "Babbic"
and her fiance ''Ihe Little Minister.
After her death Mr.. Carter moved
nscS TO ia tmorc and some years later
married Miss Rush, who was also n
rhiladeiphian. Aurora Carter came out
~ balt'more two seasons ago and came
Up mere Tor number OF parties. She is
~ niece OF Mrs. Walter Steel and of
Mrs. Milton Work. who were sisters OF
the former Aurora Hazlehurst.
put TO 60 back 10 Elizabeth Ran.
aall' she has an enviab,c record for
war work. and served overseas in our
army medical department as a recon.
nruc'lon nIon aide. She is active in the
nnel!niorc Junior League and is a mem.
~r OF the Colonial Danes Of America,
ACklE had been taking care Of baby
Drother for exactly three minutes
,ia Ta'e Nurse LETT TO get brother his bot
w, 10 what he would, he could not
%o,hc MS cries. and when nurse came
PACK no said: "One thing is sure. ri
,a'e ,ao , Two nurses for my babies. This Is
'"' much Tor man to stand"
NANCY WYNNE.