Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-21

I SayELL, we have thc M'u'w,n.r @
NV .o,lsht. Isn't It too bad that Mrs.
~ ~ 'yWn.ssselaer won't be able to re-
itsn 40 hope thao she hasn't In
&M.. there seems to be 80 much Ill
i nus",s. n ,s.onnd lust now. Mrs. william
s..r viii not be in the receiving line
..H.s ss che Is In mourning. =,
at%Ss,,s at%psS., will be quite h number OF din-
hssore the ball. DR.. and Mrs.
,.ee.rs,S re- Leidy will give one for Alberta
SHssh Sh md Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel War.
Snss." M arc giving one for Eleanor Dun
r.ss nss Mrr. benjamin franklin clyde
mmmys mmys alan entertain at dinner, and her
n.,v wv wil, be for Rosemary Howe. Dr:
MT,irs. George Calvert Carter will
~ = theatre party for their. daughter.
s. The Joe Wayhes. Of Chestnut
ysnir' WI. ara also giving a dinner for Betty
M", w..ne their attractive daughter.
N hsr the other. day looking very
"a In dress and hat OF q becoming
Is.Ss Of brown. She has wavy golden
ssowp ssov hair and lovely complexion.
,,,AsN,r the Triangle show "just
W.,.nd"? NY, I loved It. The hero
- GOOD looking and the jokes were
wronderful! Every one was there. i
Nav Hebard and Marianne Harris
W. risnne broke her arm about three
,...Ss seo skiing, but she is much better
W. and IA able to 20 around agntn). Z.
aS sSs and Mary were both wearing green
Ss".ses and looked very well.
'Wsroaretta Harrison was there look :.
g.. nrstty. as she always does: She and
~ ~ Two sisters, Sarah and Maud. are
M. n, OF the most attractive giris !
Srov. Margarettn was wearing white
h,ccsde. made very simply.
lane Hepburn was there. too. In q
..mrnine cherry -colored brocade. dress:
sSs md her two sisters, Marie ana
Inuise. have just come back to Phiia@
,lslnhia. They have been abroad since
lsn spring, I believe, studying and
i;rinr with a charming French family.
Tbe family have some absolutely un-
nrcnounccsble name, but they are de-
I,shtfui people and very nice to the
.irIs. who have stayed with them while
stndyine at the art school. Elizabeth
Ross STAYED there when she was abroad i.
and II I'm not mistaken Eloise Warri-
nsr and Eleanor were there for awhile,
too. It's 80 nice for these girls who
want TO study and want to be with nice
people to have some one like this to
turn to.
ND you know that Ellen and Percy
~ Frazer nre building a house In
Chestnut Hill! It's ut the corner Of
Montgomery avenue and Evergreen. If
that will convey anything to those people
who do not live in Chestnut Hill. and Is
across the way from Mrs. James
Larges country house. The Frazers
will have u beautiful view Of the
whitemarsh Valley, and though the
house isn't very much built yet / feel
sure II will be very attractive. rs Ellen
always has wonderful taste. Her clothes
have always been the envy and despair
Of every one, they are no good looking:
p hear that Mr.. and Mrs. "Algy'
Capp. Nancy Jefferys that was, on the
other hand. expect to live on the Main
Line, Bryn Mawr, I think. and will
either buy or build out there. l haven't
heard vet. 10 and Hcnny Walton
Josephine Reeves she was before her
marriagc) have the dearest house in
Highland avenue. Chestnut Hill. It's
all white and has little lantern
hanging on the porch and tho cutest
brass knockcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves
had 1t all fixed up for them. 1T has q
white picket fence around it, too.
Another Jo. or rather two Of them.
Toe Wharton and his wife who wae
Josephine Dodgc--havc another quaint
little hodsc out in the MeadowbroOk
/ section. They are both artistic and
have furnished the house in an old
fashioned way that just suits It. ]
I could 60 on at length about these
lovely houses of various recent brides.
I Each one seems more attractive than
the last.
"0H. I'LL make it all right - he
" claimed valinntly as he left the
house. '1've never missed it yet and
I've often started this late" Aud he
started, as usual on a dead run. But
fate, taking the unimprcssive shape OF
brave little piece Of ice which had
; defed the thaw and was still trying tc
serve its ultimate purpose, interviewed
And q friend reaching tho station in
time for the next train found him sit
ting there diseustcdly. missed your
train,' remarked the friend, unncces
sariy.
when that train went down." re-
pied the young man. whom you know
and J know, with bitter emphasis. 81
was lying on my back in the stree,
Watching it, Who can say that the
ambition Of that brave little piece oi
ice was not realized?
NANCY WYNNE.