Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-17
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks OF the Teas and Dances Scheduled
for Today-She Hears Interesting Bits
about Many Things

HRACE SAVAGE is to be introduced
u this afternoon Mt n tea which the
Charles Chaunccy Savagcs, her parents,
viii give ut their home in Chestnut
-iIjl. And I am To glad to hear that
Marion lIcynlger will come on from
New York to receive with her sister.
You remember Marion married Lambert
Heynigcr about two years ago. She
IL peach of girl and ] miss seeing
her nt parties very much. Grace Is
smaller than Marion but has much the
same cooring, light brown hair and
blue eyes. .,
sovopr's sister. and her daughter. Mrs.
GrorEc willing, Jr. (who was Evelyn
HowSlD. will receive. as will Mrs.
pillie barclay. Miss Emile barclay,
Mrs, Isaac starr, Mrs. Ernest Savage.
Jonc Ycatmnn that was; and Mrs. Pope
Ycntman. Dolly Duane, Nancy WOOL
stone. Julia lIcbard and Lucyllc Aus
fin, Of the debutante set. Will also re-
cevc.
IN TIE evening there will be dance
l in Chestnut Hall (ns I said before.
| believe the whole Of Chestnut Hill is
coming out this year, for Margaret
Paul. which is being given by. her
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
\. Paul Margaret is certainly at
tractivc. met her at the Paul Harlan
wedding in Baltimore. and she was
bridesmaid for Adelaide Ncwlin ana
nil paul Mt their marriage last month.
Tho Frederick Falcks nre giving u
dinner for Tonton Rodgers before the
dance and there are several other such
affairs.
C,PEAKING of the Bill Pauls reminds
y me they have taken an apartment
down on Clinton street for the winter
Il is the one formerly occupied by
Adcloide's brother in law and sister,
tbo beaumont Whitney, 2ds. They
have house out in Chestnut Hill, or
rnthcr st. Martins now, and l sup
nose the Pauls will live out there too
after their winter in town.
r SAW Molly Thayer at Broad Street
/ Station the other day. She looked
verv we'll in n dark blue tricotine dress
mnde straight. with an attractive
double" girdle of the same material.
The dress was embroidered across the
back in black silk to form n flower
design, With it she wore II dui!
green felt hat trimmed with band OF
Persian silk in shades of purple ana
green, which was most becoming to
her dark hair and vivid colorinS.
nON'T you like the big hats which
- are so much In style this year?
always think wide -brimmed hat IL
more becoming to people than it's
sr,allcr sister, the toque. ] have no.
feed Mt the teas and weddings that
larger hats are certainly here, though
some of us still stick to the smaller
model.
Mrs. Trcnchard Newbold is wearing
a stunning black velvet hat with
wide brim dropping at the sides. \
spdcr web of white silk embroidered
on a black velvet background was
placed up against the crown at the
back of the hat little to one side.
Mrs. Henry Pepper Vaux has large
hat of very dark blue velvet which is
trimmed with folds of the material. and
Mrs. Randolph Justice has n wonder
ful one Of black uncut velvet trimmed
with an aigrette of black.
TEAM came to dinner the other day.
y And Jean is all of three years old.
She has. therefore, large ideas of man
nrrs and believes in maintaining dis
cipline aud order at oil times. She
was seated at the table between grand
mother and Aunt H and she sud-
denly leaned forward and gazed sweep
ingly around the table, while in
stontorian tones she ordered: "Ev'vt-
body should put their left hand in their
laps NANCY WINNE.