Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells of Miss Ceorgiana Harris Debut in
October-Crepe de Chine Hats to Match Frocks
Are "Dc Rigueur' at Home and abroad

,nNE Of the most attractive of next
~ vc,r's buds who will be coming
80 from E,urope soon will meet with
worm welcome. I feel sure. and that
Ceorc;e JIarris. Georginna has
~, NJ Mile, Moos' School In Paris for
~ ,osf nine or ten months. and has
u.o, having q simnly beautiful time.
sho vent down 10 the Riviera early in
Tn suwmor and spent some time at
powe In the spring. Georgiana Is the
ro"nocst nT Of The 7. Andrews Harris Jr.'s
'hndrcr Her sister. Morinrna Harris.
msrricd T,oh Dale during N" war. YOU
ren,cnbcr. And Andrews Harris. Sd. Is
Georainna graduated from Spring.
,,de Junc before last. She IL pretty.
With With beautiful soft golden hair and n
toir complexion. She has vivacious
manner and IL very popular. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris have decided on October =
,for her tea. which will be given at their
nlace in Chestnut Hill.
r TOLD you yesterday 7 think that
l Jock and Louis Thayer have bought
!. nlncc in Bar Harbor and are up there
now. Mrs. Thnyer.. Jacks mother. is
coinp I'm next month to visit them. J
tear. Peggy Thnycr Il away now.
visiting in Manchester. !; H.. and later
ia soing to Watch Hill to stay with
G.rtie Conway for several weeks.
After the visit to Bar Harbor Mrs.
Thayer will go down tn" coast to New
mort, where she will stop with her late
busbnnd's cousin. Mrs. Howard Spen-
n"'' a.r Cr,hom, who was Miss Margaret
Thaycr.
h.sn wool gathering a bit the other day
when | said Mrs. Graham Is a sister
~ Mr, sydney 'rhayer. She is his
cousin and a sister Of General Russell
Tborcr. Mr.. Sydney Thayer was a
brother of the late John b. Thayer. Jr.,
and his other brothers are George
Tbayer and Harry Thayer.
THE Sydney Thayers returned last
i week from summer in Europe and
are at their home in Haverford. Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Gamble. OF Haverford.
who were with them in Europe. nave
slso come home. They are having
hard time. Mrs. Thayer tells me. get
tine used to the heat here. for IN
rnr,and they were obliged to wear
wrans and warmer dresses. and the
mon donned ovcrconts most of the time.
Some change to this part of the world.
AM so glad to hear Eugenia Borda
l has not been i'll. rs well as Edith.
It's bad enough to have one in the
family undergo an operation. And when'
The other day. I was told that Eng'ain
had recovered from one. too. felt
40 sorry for the family. For really. nm
operation is harder on the family than
an the victim" 80 called. l often
think. I was delighted. therefore. today
10 hear that my informant had simply
made a mistake In the name. and that
there had been only the one illness:
Edith ia n great deal better, and has
been home from the Lankenau Hospital
for several weeks. She Is the daughter
Of Mrs. Charles a. Borda. Of Jenkin-
town. and n sister Of Mrs. Harold Cross
and Mrs. Tom Royster.
VOU simply have to have a crepe de
i chine or pussy willow taffeta hat
these days or you are not In It. lon
wear Il hat n shade lighter than your
frock. perhaps. but 1t must he made OF
the same material and the same color
not n contrast. In Paris thev nre paint-
ing the hats in black. that shiny paint.
YOU know. and even some OF the frockS
have hand painted designs. l must SAY
that is going little far for my tnste.
A gown Is so easily mussed and pnint
cracks So soon. you can imagine how
quickly it would look shabby.
Mrs. Craig Biddle has n tan crepe
de- chine frork with hat of lighter
crepe this summer. and the hat has
orange embroidery OH the brim. Mrs.
George McFaddcn. who. by the way.
has gone to Bar llarbor with her fam
fly for the summer. has blue creme
de chine frock with poke -brimmed hat
Of the same material. trimmed with blue
grapes.
THE other day mother sent Freddie
L upstairs to get her spool of thread.
In some way Fred caught his foot on
the stair ns he neared the top. lost his
balance and bumped all the way down.
Mother ran 10 the foot of the stairs
and helped him IN. with mnch snlici-
tude. "Are you hurt. darling? Mothers
50 sorry NO. said Fred. after a
short pause. mo: don't fink I'm
hurt: but ] hate like funder to have
10 90 all the way up again"
NANCY WYNNE.
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