Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
49, Wynne Tells Of the Parry at the Rabbis Lass
Nh, Given for Miss EOslyn Martin BY Mrasd M,s.s
rohn White Csary- Miss Sclrenck Honor Guest

,,~ ,.rty the John white Gearys
@ -. ia.t night for Evelyn Martin
\. rabbit was lots Of fun. The
= y" - we're asked to 80 at hall. after
4 ~ ,ou know, and the girls helped
~. ", ! n. dinner while the .men served
- $ ...,s" once they were cooked. Then
- -, dinner, there was jass music BY
~ S.,,o orchestra and everyone danced,
- III :, v.s great. Those small affairs,
~. we're Just about thirty Ave guests,
!, y; Usually much more fun than larger
20, ~. Gesry looked stunning in a
A. sray crepe net made with the
vsist line and girdle Of sray, and
ws C.srv wore q most unusual frock
HziHs "a had picked up In Paris. 1t
VIZ Mack and gray net, and punches
~. ...s.,is ~ grapes were embroidered over
MySi .Ms.yS,Sice and skirt. Evie Martin. had
ts,assiv frock OF blue chiffon with a
- cast. a sort Of changeabfe ma :
.I Ar there were glints of gold and
@ vsn. @.hroueh Il here and there. The
~ ~ was long and finished with u
s.,rtsd [ hem. She wore blue earrings
"a Z chain Of blue beads around her
'ssek. - ,s
n,HBRE was another small party last
,v.nips which was very delightful.
n, 'Ioseph Schenck, Jr.,. OF tWyhne.
Ia ave a dance at Green Hill
sSSrs % for his daughter Mary, who came
~ n a ten early in. the season. Mrs.
y-eoh Schenck, Mary's grandmother.
sslSsd the guests with her son and
ssnddaughter. Mary looked sweet In
: frock Of rose .colored velvet made on
slein lines, and Mrs. Schenck chose 2
Handsome gown Of black lace and tulle
AVER black satin. There were about
- hundred and fifty guests, ana sup
n was served about IL o'clock.
h HEAR that Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
eprette, of Concord, Mass. are on
h,rs visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison 3.
Norris at their place, the Annex, on
"A York road. Mr.. Surette, you
know, Is director Of music at the Art
Museims Of Cleveland and Columbus
"a at Bryn Mawr College also, and
willie. he was staying with the Morrises
several Of his pupils visited him. You
nay imagine what delightful musical
evenings they have been having In
consequence. incidentally, too, Miss
Mariinna Lowell, of Boston. and Miss
katherine Davis, of Concord, are COM
ins on for the holidays to stay with Miss
Catherine Morris at the Annex.
uAvE you heard that Miss Marian
II Toulmin Is going to. China In the
sphng? She's going over for five years.
j understand, and will be at the Board
Of Missions there. ! have not heard
IN which city she will be. You know
Miss Toulmin was in Y. w. G. A. work
here for several years. She IL one
Of the Savoy Company enthusiasts dnd
every one will miss her very much, an
sure. ! have not heard what the Savoy
will put on this year. ;! suppose Us
time for Patience" or 1.-THE Pirates. y
Last year they gave "Iolanthe" and
will you ever forget those fairies? The
yeat before they gave "Pinafore" and
"MikadO' before that. i always llke
those last two best. ..-,
EATHER and mother are very par.
J ticular about the manners of thu
children at the table. They are never
allowed to- get up and 90 out OF the
room without specially asking to be ex
eused, and never are they allowed .tc
l.. l,-s,
mouths. The. other day Charlie, who
had received a wonderful engine ant
train Of cars and was most anxious t.
get back, to the nursery to play witt
them, suddenly rose from his chair
without word and started to leave the
room. His father called him, Charles
what do you say If you have finished
and wish to leave the table" Cant
sad Charles. "Mouf's full"
NANCY WYNNE.