Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-17
TUS7sGOSSLP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Speaks of the New Officers of the Colonial
Danes Society, Chapter II-She Chats of the
n Many Parties for the Bridesto.Be

,ArA meeting of the Colonial Danes
"A Society. Chapter II. Philadelphia.
hsld n few days ago. Mrs. James Large
nos n."' 70. elected president: Mrs. J. Card
''sr m" C,assatt was chosen first vice presi-
asnt Mrs. Frederick r. Mason. second
.,cc prcsidcnt. and Mrs. William Iyt-
lston Savage. third vice president. Mrs.
.fnsenb Micklc Fox was elected treas
"pcr "rr and Miss s. Elizabeth Gilpin. Sec
retary. A.,
Woolsey Hodge. Mrs. Horace Binney
Hare, Mrs. William Masters Camac,
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs.
william Penn. .Gaskell Hall and Miss
Elizabeth Brown Chew.
THIS week. with the exception Of the
i wynncwood Pony and Dog Show
today and the Flower Market in Ritten-
coinrs. OF, seem to be for the brides to-
he, Yesterday Caroline Barclay gave n
luncheon and bridge party for Hope
Wilson. Hope will be married to Bob
Dechert next Wednesday and Caroline
il to be one Of the bridesmaids. Hope
will give luncheon for her brides
maids on Friday.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bertram
Lippincott will give a dinner In honor
Of their niece. Catharinc Morris. whose
engagement to Rodolphc dc Schaunsee
was announced few weeks ago. The
dinner will be at Melnar. the Lippin-
COTS place at Bcthayrcs.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Francis Fisher
Kane will entertain for his niece. Nancy
Copc. and for Jane Ieatman at a sup
per, followed by dancing, at the Lilacs.
I'm sure it will be lots of fun, too. The
party. Ii Is along the Schuylkill, you
know. and is very quaint with its large
hall and fireplace.
On Friday night DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Middleton Fisher will give dinner and
dance for Nancy Cope, too. She is to
hc married to Pierre Hazard on Sntur-
day, you remember, and the party is to
bc after the wedding rehearsal. The
Fishers Is another lovely place in which
10 entertain, with its large rooms and
hall. The house has broad stairway
and attractive old furniture.
lave you noticed how popular lace
IL is MS hat trimming these days?
The other night l saw Mrs. Thomas
Newhall in n good looking hat with q
long streamer of black lace hanging
down on one side. Anna Sartori has
black hat trimmed with sprays of white
flowers and streamers of black lace on
either side. It's very becoming to her,
too, with her black hair and eyes and
wonderful coloring.
saw Mrs. Arthur Emlen Newbold.
Jr., several days ago. too. wearing black
lace on her hat. Hers, however. was
In Ia Ne = h,,n
across the front of the hat over her
face. 1t was long and quite heavily
figured, and looked most unusual and
attractive.
lid you know that Elizabeth Griggs
- is going to spend few days with
the Bakers at Bala the end of the week?
Patty Baker s wedding to Elizabeth's
brother. BENJAMIN Griggs they are
from. st. Paul. Minn.--will take place
on Saturday, May -. and Elizabeth
will be the maid of honor. Sho and her
mother, Mrs. Chauncey Milton Griggs.
are at Atlantic City now. and will
make that their headquarters until the
wedding. Milton and Chaunccy Griggs.
Elizabeth's two other brothers. will be
among the ushcrs: another usher from
st. Paul will be Archibald Jackson. and
AHtOuolC AhhitS, Hlso VI ~. l'dNi.
whose brother. Lesley. married Patty's
sister. Linda, will be the best man.
Isn't 1t unusual that of all the Baker
girls only one married Philadclphian?
Che is Mrs. John G.. Bell, Jr. and was
Sarah Baker. Julie. you remember.
married DR.. James Nixon and lives in
San Antonio, Tex, and Sophie married
Ethan Allen Hitchcock Sheplcy. of st.
Louis. and now Patty is following their
example.
TIVE just been told about Anniversary
1 Dny ut the Presbyterian Orphanagc.
It's TO be tomorrow and there will be
some sort of bazaar on the grounds Of
the orphanage. The Board of Di-
rcctors, Of which Mrs. Richard Norris
Is president. will have charge of the
various tables and booths. Luncheon
and supper will be served from II in
The morning until S in the evening. Mrs.
benjamin Wells will direct the booths
on the lawn, among which will be an
apron table, in charge of Mrs. James
Huston and fancy table in charge of
Mrs. William Elliott and Mrs. Wells.
Members Of the auxiliary will run
candy table. Mrs. Norman Macleod is
10 charge Of the decorations.
NANCY WINNE.