Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-31
|JLlST GOSSIP ABOUT People
Nancy lynne Tells Of the Birth Of a Daughter "a
n Mr. and Mr.. Jared InsersolL She Hears That Miss
Jane Hepburn Is Recovering From an Operations

rfAvE you heard that the jared
III lnsersolls have a wee daushteff
|. ~ was b6fn yesterday morning and,
7 4 Near. Il 1 perfect darling. Mrs. In.
srsolt, vas Marian Baird, you tsmem-
~. 4 sister of C3ainor Baird. and the
lfttie daughter IL . Arst cousin of
(3Ain6r's baby, who was born in Jan.
fuary. II I am not mistaken.
I havelnot heard what che baby will
= called. psfhaps, Miriam, after her
mother, b., Mabel, after hsf grand.
nother Baird, OF after Mrs. Charles
inward gInGsrsoil, her other grand
ncthsf, who was Mi~ Rita Stursis.
= AM glad to hear that Jane Hepburn
j IL better. You know since her re.
turn from Europe about month ago
: was> taken down with appendicitis
ana has been ct the Lankenau Hospital.
4 where che was operated upon last week.
SAe 10 getting along very well. ! am glad
10 say, and will soon be able to 60
home. 81
Jane Is the second daughter of the
Willian Hspburns. She is going to Be
y bridS6Maid for Virginia. Heckscher
On Apft a. and l an 70 glad she will
b wSie ~ then. as thst will b . very
pretty weadias. There are to be twelve
thS Church q the Redesmer. whore the
snd si picturssaus. @ 80 TSs % Invitations IL for tSr
tie marriage were received this week,
.DLAES for the .'Feliowship" party
1 Of which / told you last week seem
to be progressing merrily. You know,
The Fellowship has In its members both
past and present members OF the student
body Of the Academy Of the Fine Arts.
Alfred Hayward % going to do special
asne = sSss You oIs.ssa fnow
that Is one Of his ''funnies." He did a
wonderful dance at the Sketch Club one
night recently, which every one 10 talk
ins about.
But Il Is the Alice in Wonderland
part that "intrigues" me. I hear that
/. every one 10 to Join In 4 grand march
and end up ct . huge looking glass,
which they will arrange to pass through.
And there will be strange and wonder.
fal doings on the other side Of the glass,
% there were In alice"
r ENT seems to be going by on wings.
~ does It notl Maybe to those who
gave up candy, or ice cream, or other
such favorite tit-bits, the time has
seemed exceedingly long. BE that as it
nay, next Sunday will be the fifth in
, Lent, or Passion Sunday, and then
viii come Palm Sunday, then Faster,
and with Easter the violent gayety, a.
Il were, will start again.
The younger set has about every eve.
ming and afternoon dated up already
during Easter week in spite Of the
spring holiday parties which are going
on this week. Then there will be in.
Vulnerable weddings, and the first thing
you know We'll be at the end of April,
and there Will be Pony Show and Flower
Market and dozen and one other af-
fairs.
TONIGHT. you know. there is the
4 Junior Cinderella Dance at the
Merion Cricket Club and great many
dinner parties will precede Il. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Filler will entertain for
wy 0SSAOSSsVC uIIle uuuKuIGEs
Nancy Filter, and Mrs. Jim Winsor,
Jr:, will Give dinner for Elizabeth
Farnum, who, you remember. is the
daughter Of the late Henry Whipple
Fafnum and Mrs. Farnum, the latter
having been Miss Anna. Buckley, of this
city. a sister Of Mrs. Ned Page. They
have come back here recently to live.
ELSIE has been beautifully brought
~ up. She ia taught, above all things
and at all times, to be polite. The
other day she was playing with her lit !.
Gle cousin and another small boy. The
boys lost their ball and proceeded to
throw sticks and everything they could
hnd to dislodge 1t from a fork in a
tree., Finally Jackie spied an old tin
can on top Of the ash barrel and threw
Il. It hit the trunk and Kicked back.
landing on Elsie's head, cutting It quite
little bit.
After 1t was all carefully bandaged
By mother and Elsie was still sobbing,
Jackie approached and said: 20
Elaie. I'm 'aw6y' sorry" And said