Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-18
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Fislsu Dance for Miss
Eleanor Hart-Philadelphia Dancing Class Meets
at Ritz.CarIton Hotel

.,,uAT was a beautiful dance which
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison Fishei
..vc ne The Ritz. Carlton last night for
.Ss,r granddaughter, Eleanor Mart;
Eleanor is a most attractive gri anu
wS.hr,antes wSs of the. last season. On the
..t eide of the family she Is the
Hs,nddsnebter Hs,d of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hart, whose home In town was
n'k tke corner of Juniper and Walnut
"" ..osts for 70 many years. Mrs. Hart
s..s''W Miss Mary Meigs, and was. of
w., ",sc. related to that widely con
cootsd and well-known family. Mr..
Hat was q prominent officer in the
Met CITY Troop more than half a
snt,rv ago. He died about fifteen
cs.rs cs since, and Mrs. Hart's death
Occurred FIVE or six years ago. 49,
Mrs. Hart and her daughter. Miss
Nsidie Hart, and DR.. Charles Hart
lived in Amber in the summer ana IN
town in winter, since mrs. hart
death. however, her children have SOLD
.Ss town house (which was used for
snr .nro wear years by the Emergency Aid, you
ssonember, so for q sailors and soldiers
ainhhousej and Miss Hart and DR.. Hart
% sre now living in Chestnut Hill all the
,ssr round. DR.. Hart, as you know,
ias been on the committee Of the AS
sembly for some years. There has al
,rsys been a Hart or Meigs or
Fisher on that committee. 80.
Eleanor Hart's mother was Miss
Anna Fisher, and she Is one of our
Londsoncst women, very tall ana
ststely and her hair is like gold. She
Sss beautifully chiseled features and is
YER very charming. Eleanor Hart has
bright brown hair and warm. glow
;ns color. |, remember seeing her in
nlsy at Springside. a couple OF years
soo and was struck with her wit and
looks then. She is vivacious and sweet
and always dresses in exquisite taste.
The dance last night was not very large.
some two hundred guests, mostly OF the
debutante age. and supper was served
after midnight.
THE Ritz was gay with parties last
i evening. There was the meeting of
the Philadelphia Dancing Class, which
Is, YOU know, for the married set, and
as neatly remarked the other day, for
those Of us who are beyond the
debutante stage.
think it's lots Of fun at that class.
and l do think it's 30 sensible for those
of us who love to dance and who miss
out on so many of the debutantc things
because we have passed that stage to
get up this dancing class and to make
Of It such an attractive party. There
were q great many there last evening,
and 1t was most interesting and great
fun-good floor, good music. good dane
ing and, best Of all, a most congenial
crowd.
WHAT an interesting party that
w "Alice in Wonderland affair is to
be tomorrow night at the Academy of
the Fine Arts. You know it's given
by the Academy Fellowship and it's TO
celebrate the Fellowship's twenty fifth
birthday.
Georgianna Brown HARRISON is to be
Alice. In fact, I saw her in her cos.
tune yesterday. and she's quite the best
Alice I have ever seen--frOm her little
black pumps and white stockings. her
straight hair and little full wasted
frock, to the innocent, intelligent
wonder in her eyes. Miss Violet Oak.
ley as Queen Of Hearts has grouped
about her in the garden scene Miss
Emerson. Miss Klauder and Miss Kay
wood. and understand Mr.. George
Walter Dawson, of the faculty Of the
University and president of the Water
Color Club, is to be King Of Hearts.
! hear there is to be big birthday
cake and it's going to have lots Of
surprises. and I am just as excited as
can be about it. Corinne PAUL. Is
chairman of the party.
7 HAVE told you how Dannic spends
! much time at night praying for his
family and friends. For God to bless
his grandmother and to bless his father !
and mother and aunt and to make him a
good boy. And then the other day when
mother expected him to get up from his
prayers he knelt longer and said he,
And bless mine own little self. !
Amen NANCY WYNNE.