Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-09
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Sees Miss Starr Wearing Smart Cos
tume-She Talks of Mrs. George Dallas Dison's
Play to Be Ciuen on January II


day Inst week looking very well in
,one cloak Of dark blue cloth with
oo,lar Of that soft woolly material In
n. same shade. Her hat was tam
:, .sbsnter Of blue duvetyne. dotted
',,,h small vari. .colored cube beads and
,.o hand which rested on the hair was
ot red velvet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr and Logan have
,,t.n apartments at the Bellevue
s,-.,,ord for the rest of the winter. /
as, sav I do not see how bud"
nus 1.-Two anywhere but in town and
can .,d The pace at all. Just think Of
s,ans aimo 20 a bali ut half after IL, dancing
So;iS S,;i after 4 o'clock and Then having
unV; lido o,it into the country for hnlf
70 bonr or an hour before being able
wen ~. TO start to get to bed and sleep.
HEAR that Jane Maule McIver,
rho with her husband spent ten
les here at Christmas time and who
'been in New York since then, has
nsU nsns hack to Philadelphia and will stay
~ several weeks with her parents, the
Thorles Price Maules, at 2217 Ritten-
tn"se street, Jane is going to tako the
i.sdins part in Mrs. George Dallas
nI,on's play, which is. to be. given n
,r.ek from tomorrow night at the .Acad-
GUY Ia TO be an awfully pretty thing,
and thank goodness there's an absence
~ iasz in Il. 1t seems 30 refreshing
"a me these days when hear music
hat has straight, soft. catchy, tunes
md .rd ia not full Of wild shrieks and
omeer discords. ] told you, think,
,bat Mrs. Victor Mather, Mrs. George
Earle, Sd, and Mrs. Gardner Cassatt.
Who il Mrs. Dixon 3 daughter, by the
way. will appear in. the operetta as
ladies from Paris most exquisiteiy
sowned. ,r r,, .,o
Talk OF the Town." was given under
,be auspices Of the Junior League for
Tho Seamen's Institute Building fund,
and the Marriage Tax which is the
name of Mrs. Dixon's play, will give
the proceeds to that institute as well:
Incidentally, Mrs. Dixon Is an aunt Of
yo,ly Thayer, though tho relationship
;s an the Dixon side of the family, Mr..
dixon being a brother of Mrs. Thayer,
Molly's mother.
WHILE talking of Molly, have you
wv heard of the wonderful trip she
Ia 10 have? She is going to Europe
On the 2Sth Of this month with Isabel
Rockefeller, the Percy Rockefellers'
daughter, OF New York. and they ex-
meet 10 travel over there for several
months. The Fitz- Eugene Dixons will
rive A dinner dance for Molly on the
o1st Of January at the Ritz Carlton.
TT LOOKS as if the opera would be
| particularly brilliant tomorrow night
when LIE Rol d'Y's will be sung. 30
many parties are planned. Then
following the performance there will be
much entertaining at the Opera Supper
Club In the foyer. Mrs. Joseph Leidy
and Miss Frances Wister will act as
hostesses. and they will be assisted by
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs.
Charles Edward Ingersoll, Mrs. George
W. Childs Drexcl. Mrs. Francis /.
du Pont, Mrs. John B. Thnyer, 3d.
Mrs. J. Wilmer Biddlc, Mrs. Frank
Graham Thomson, Mrs. Richard NJ.
Cadwalader, Mrs. Edward Browning,
Miss Anne Thomson and Mrs. ]. Ham,
ilton Cheston.
ENCTN UltIlD'T VI lht 10
having party that night. For instance
Mrs. Cheston is entertaining for Flea
nor Gummcy; her other guests will be
Elizabeth Jeanes. Billy Newlin and
Jimmie Chcston. and Mrs. Thayer will
have as her guests Mrs. Norton Downs.
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Half, OF
Kansas City; Mr.. Edward Biddle and
Mr. Homer Read, while Mrs. du Pont
will entertain for Laura Garrison.
RlLLIE Is five years old and he has
- had his hair cut short like real
man. Furthermore he talks like a real
man. Aunt Betty went to see him the
other day and she took his little sister
a paint box, while to him she gave u
box Of candies. After exclaiming about
the paint box mother turned to Billie
and asked: "And what did Aunt Betty
bring you, dear?' Billie smiled with
pleasure and answered: Something to
pass around to every one after dinner"
NANCY WYNNE.