Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-23
UST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Chats About Many Subjects of Interest
to Society-TWious Events
q in PLANNING

rrER last weeks gayety It was q
"A reIief to be able to rest on Sunday.
.,,t r.? Somehow, things seem much
s.ors mn normal these days than they did
a"r,ns ,v.T the first few years Of readju:t-
ourte after the armistice. The parties
neIfs fsr have not kept such terribly late
.s ~ though the Saturday night ones
nvu Is"m, 10 20 we'll into Sundays.
ETH The Nontgomerys' party on Saturday
.,.ht FOR Hope was a beautiful affair,
ia they will give another dance In
wnurombcr for her, and II am not mis-
tst.n one for Bunny Geary in that
same month. 20
A GREAT many parties are IN the
"A Manning for Anne Townsend, who
Gas introduced at tea last week by
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Newhall in Merton. She Will be
40 ~ the buds for whom large ball
o.;,, o,n bo given, several friends Of her
,,to parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph NJ.
Townsend, having banded together to
ss sneaking Of balls, DR.. Hatfield has
changed the date Of his for his daugh-
.sr Margaret from December % till
i.tsr in the season. The Benedicts
IL that same night, you know, and 1t
would be a pity to have two such par
t,os on the same evening. understand
the second date has not yet been de-
cided upon.
r HEAR the Junior Board Of the
! Academy of Music Is sponsoring
new dancing class to be held in the
Foyer six evenings during the winter,
beginning Saturday, November 18. Mrs.
barclay Warburton Is chairman Of the
committee interested and Mrs. Billie
meetings will be held on December y,
January 6, February 8. March 3 and
April IA. -
hers who belonged to the morning class
in the Foyer last year. which, inciden.
tally, Is to meet again this year, and
number of other boys and girls be-
sides. I even hear that there are more
boys than girls on the list. But that Is
rs It should be.
ND you notice what a darling dress
Dverner Peterson wore at the tea and
dinner dance her parents gave for her?
It was of white crepe de chine embroid-
cred in pearls and crystal beads, and
was very becoming to her. She carried
bunch of orchids in her hand which
gave beautiful soft glow to her cos
tune.
II seems to mo that have quite
BIT of news to impart today; one
thing is that Myra Paxton's debut has
spring. The Pixtons were to hi We given
n dance in her honor last week. but
owing to death in the family Myra
will not go out now, but will have
party after Easter.
THERE will be a very interesting
L reception at the Art Alliance on
Wednesday of this week when there
will be the first showing Of the pictures
for the new Protestant Episcopal
Cathedral which is planned to be built
on the Parkway. No formal invita-
tions have been sent out for the exhibi-
ton. but there will be tea from 4
until 5 o'clock, with number of ladies
receiving. Among them will be Mrs.
Arthur Biddle, Mrs. Charles Biddle,
Mrs. John A. Brown, Jr., Mrs. J.
Gardiner Cassatt, Mrs. Norton Downs.
Mrs. Henry s. Grove, Mrs. Ernest
Law, Mrs. Albert Lucas, Mrs. Vaughan
Merricl. Mrs Frederick Rowland, Mrs.
Howard Spencer Graham, Mrs. Joseph
i. Mccall, Mrs. Frank Moss, Mrs.
Arthur Emlen Newbold. Mrs. c.
Iothron Richie. Mrs. Alexander du
Pont Smith. Miss Emily Smith and
Miss Eleanor Bean.
MISS ANNE had the children for
A'1 Sunday school and the catechism
lessons were progressing we'll. Finally
However. question came to frankie |
aged six, who unfortunately had been |
wandering over green fields chasing but
terHies in his wee mind when the les.
son about that question had been given
the week before. frankie frowned for |
a moment; then suddenly remembering |
IN expedent of mothers when pushed |
into corner, as it were, by a curious
visitor, he drew himself up. and said a: !
Excuse me, Miss Anne, but am not |
at lihArtY to tall ~