Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-16
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Speaks of the Morning Musicale at the
Belleuue-Sratford-Sh Tells of Two Debutantes
for Next Season--Other Matters Discussed

1I1oULD you believe it is whole
w month since we have had Mon :
doy morning musicalef Well, we'll
'nske nm for it today with Madame
niatyena,,er MS the artist. Mrs. j. Ber-
.rom Lippincott will entertain nt the
onnccrt, which will be held In the Belle
80. Stfatford ballroom, you know, and
,yr, Alexander Van Rensselaer, will
baye several guests. Miss Anne Thom-
non will entertain, as will Mrs. George
r. Lorimer, Mrs. George Drexel, Miss
Martin and several others.
Nd would you believe also that the
n Marriage Tax" of which we have
BOARD 80 much. Is to be given tomorrow
ni1bt in the Academy of Musicp l am
60 Interested TO see il. AS l know it's
syolng to be very pretty and dainty.
Some of the choruses represent flowers
and the costumes are simply sweet. Ii
was written by Mrs. George Dallas
Dixon and Is for the Seamen's lnsti-
Mr.. and MrseaJoh Frederick Lewis
r;ll entertain at dinner before the per-
formancc. taking their guests TO u box
later in the evening, and Mr.. and Mrs.
lincoln Ferguson will entertain In a
box and the John Hay Daingerfelds
have planned n supper for Marguerite
Royle after the performance. Mar
ruerite ie going to be one of the girls
In the play with lot Of other sub.
Jebs.
NEARGUERITE is coming out next
lfl year. YOU know. She is the daugh-
TOR OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Boyle, OF
Rydal. Her mother was formerly Miss
Marguerite Jcffofds, q daughter of Mrs.
John .Jeffords and sister of John and
Walter Jeffords. Walter Jeffords, you
remember, married Sara tiske. The
Boyles are staying in town for a while
this winter with Mrs. Jeffords, who
with Walter and Sara has house at
$500 De Lancey street.
Marguerite has the most wonderful
auburn gold hair, which she wears
bobbed and which is very curly. Her
eyes are large and dark brown and she
holds herself we'll. She will mako her
debut at a tea to be given on Novem-
her 10 by her parents. She is a Miss
Irwin girl and will graduate from that
school in the spring.
DABS CLAYTON is another attrac-
D tive debutante who is to be intro
drred next winter. She Is the, daugh- =
,cr OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clayton, of
UeyerforG and 2221 De 1hncey place.
Az you surmisc, OF course. from the
nickname. Babs' name is Barbara. She
Is oe medium height, has soft brown:
wsyy hair, dark eyes, clear skin and
{, certainly very good looking. She Is
sister of Mrs. Ralph Earle, who was
Mary Clayton, you remember. She has
that cute house out on Berkley road,
Haverford. which every one calls The
Tracks" because 1t has neat two
tracked stone road entrance at the side
back TO the garage. It's the coolest :
looking white house. all trimmed up IN
green and white striped awnings in the
Summer and always looking like a new
min / have not heard Babs' date for
her debut vet, but have no doubt it will
soon be in the making.
TsAW Betty Strubing Gamer IN town
/ the other day wearing stunning
hat OF light brown duvctyn made with
turned up brim and embroidered in tan.
\ She was wearing q topcoat OF brown
\ fur with a large collar and wide cuffs
I 81 raccoon. The whole get-up was
very becoming, thought. Betty was
married in October out in Chestnut
Iill, YOU know. and she and Bill are
spending the winter with his parents:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Gamer, at lTOI
Walnut street.
DETTY'S small cousins came to spend
ID the day with her recently and
they had royalty good time together
Tn fact. they played so hard and ran
and jumped and laughed so much that
Betty began to get very tired and
sleepy. she did not realize just what
was wrong, but she knew she wanted
10 be quiet. Her eyes felt heavy, she
seemed for once in her life to have mad
MI the ice cream she wanted for des-
ssr,. She sat quiet for while, though
the others begged for another, game
then she went over to nurse and whis.
pered to her: "Do you think they could
be sent home now? think I've had
rnough Of this gay life for today.
NANCY wYNNE.