Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
TST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells OF Number Of Small Future Beaus
and Belles-She attends Mrs. Ralston's Reception
in the Foyer-OtTer Interesting Bits

r Asst week a small daughter arrived
IL In the home Of the Syd Thayer,
Zee and now, a week later, hear, that
woe Miss Thayer has a brand-new
cousin, who come TO town, or rather
10 Portland, on Saturday of last week.
The latter is q son born to the Joe
% You remember Gainor Baird married
Too last Easter tlrAe, and went out to
Portland to live. Her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baird,
have been out In Oregon with Gainor
since Just before Christmas. And EVE
smith Lee has a dear little daughter,
Eyle, Jr., born n few weeks ago.
Es;e and Freddie Lee are living With
Evic's mother, Mrs. Harry Clifton
Adams, Of 1T12 Pine street.
Little Evie has u cousin, too, ANITA
rlvans Adams and Hal Adams child,
A small boy, ! think he is.
IlIELL, you have no idea how many
w peoplc there were at tho first OF
Mrs. Ralston's afternoon talks on good
taste and what to wear, etc., In the
Foyer yesterday.
OF course. many Of us know Mrs.
Ralston personally, for she used to 20
out a great deal in this city before her
marriage to Frank Ralston, and after
her marriage che lived here for quite
a long time, too. Now she lives in New
York. SO nftcr the talk thoi was quite
reception and greeting from old
friends.
r HEAR there's to be second series
J. Of Supper Club dances Mt the
Bellevue Stratford on Saturday nights.
Mrs. Hutchinson Scott, you know, has
these affairs, and they are perfectly &c
lightful. SO many people you EnTw .In
belong and you can make up such de-
iightful parties. Mrs. Scott lives IN
New York most OF the time, but Gomez,
over every Saturday for the club, and
generally stays with her daughter,
Betty Scott Clark. The second series
will open on February is.
LIVERY ONE is interested to hear
T. Of the engagement Of Jack Whit
ing's brother Perot to Chicago glri,
Zada Ennis. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Costello. Perot Whiting is a
son Of the Albert Draper Writings. OF
1923 Spruce street, and is in business
IN Chicago. Mrs. Whiting has been
staying out there with her future
daughter in laws family, and the On :
zagemcnt was announced there last
week. Jack Whiting, our leading
man." Is the younger brother OF Perot
Whiting.
Whiting, Jr., but for the same reason
that a girl named Anne IL called Molly,
which is for instance, he's called Jack.
Jack made great reputation for him,
self as the leading man in why NotF
last spring and will be in "What Not
bv the Why Nots," which Is to be given
in n month or so at the Little Theatre.
To go back TO Perot Writings en-
ragcment. understand they are TO
be married in the late spring.
DETTY'S sister was telling Nancy
ID about composition that Betty,
rgcd nine, had written entirely III
French. And Nancy was much In
trigued at the story. The gayety OF the
Ssh. which were the heroines. and the
glcc of Mr.. Dog and Mr.. Cat was great
when they Gtc the sad fish. who ex-
claimed "Helas." 1t was too tragic
and SO Nancy asked for n copy to show
to her readers. And this is it verbatim!
and orthographically lie Possion.
w.cs poissons pariaicnt nvec gazette
ouand le chat ct lc chien les voyaient,
et 10 poissons criaiant 'Nelas, bon jour
Monsieur Chat ct Chicn.' Monsieur Chat
ct Monsieur CHEN criaient poisson,
poisson + ct les management tous.' Ana
when the young authoress, whose Eng"
lish works already rival Daisy ASH =
forths was asked for the composition
that il might be printed. she exclaimed
with bated breath: "Printe1 in the
paper. really? GOOD NIGHT
NANCY WYNNE.