Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-13

n catherine Robinson, VIII oe Hltro-
,aood to the gay world this afternoon at
large dansant at the Ritz-Carlton. The
~ girls are very intimate and have
Nd several parties together and then
r..berine's family are in mourning, SO
could not present her formally them
ss,yes es was at first intended. Both
,heu have been away at boarding
.shool Helene at st. Mary's on the
uodson, and catherine was abroad be-
s,ro the war. But in the few months
!, Going out they have made many
,rsndg and are very much liked
The girls who will receive this aft
.,oon will be Christine Stockton,
Martina McAllister, Sarah Penrose, Jo-
..nhIne Foster, Elizabeth Wheeler,
Margaret Perot, Marie Wright, Sarah
"a Margaretta Myers, Sarah Frank
IN Margaret Remak, Marjory Taylor,
rleanor Pepper, Maize Graham, Bar
nara Benson, Uytendale Baird, Edith
nollas. Rosamonde Fisher. Anne Mer-
r,ek Emile Kennedy, Elizabeth
ADAMS. Theodore Lille, Valentine Nit
cbell, Susie Ingersoll, Frances Robin
an Kate Jayne, Frances Tyson, Car
o,Ire Robinson Marjorie Morris, Anna
p,,,ton and Eleanor Johnstone. of
Washington.
Receiving with Mrs. Carr will be
nudge Carr's sister, Mrs. James Marion
tohnstone, Mrs. Charles Platt, Jr.,
Mrs. Arthur Biddle, Mrs Aleck Van
psnsseaer Mrs. Hobart Brown and
Mrs Norton Downs. Most of the girls
uill 70 out TO the Lille dance In Hav-
srford at the Merton Cricket Club after
The tea. The dance is given for Theo-
dora and Edith Earle, who are such
sreat friends. 1t Is bound to be a sue
eesr. for the Lilies certainly know
how to entertain. The boys and girls
all say they have a perfect time at
everything they give.
Almost before we had time to get
over the surprise of their engagement,
Katharine and Roddy Page were mar
rled The engagement was surprise,
because people had not known of
Roddy's attention; they had kept the
secret so we'll. 1t was announced at
Edwna Wetherllls wedding in October,
and they decided to be married in De-
cember, which, after all, Is good thing,
for long engagements, as a rule, are
not to be encouraged. They are apt to
become rather wearying. So they were
married on Saturday at Holy Trinity,
nj hop l,op
bridal party or prettier wedding. Even
the ushers were very good looking
now think of that ~ good to look at
msn And the poor dears were awfully
Unconscious, smiling as they came
down the aisle. l should think Saun-
ders Meade would dream of weddings,
he has been an usher at so many lately.
Perhaps he will be principal soon, and
Is only practicing for a while. You
can't tell, and, of course, the wee bird
may have exaggerated.
The bridesmaids or I should say
matrons, for every one but Cecile |
Howell, Sue Bruce and Charlotte Balm |
was matron, were simply beautiful, |
the unmarried ones sharing in that ap-
pellation as well.
II was good to see Marie Louise
Mum home again, She is so pretty and
graceful, and Edwina Wetherill, |
another recent bride, was very stun
n.ng,
noon wedding is always attractive.
though sometimes the guests do find 1t
hard to get there. One poor soul was
aewailing her fate. I'VE have the most
hectic time in the mornings. you know;
the nurse has the chamberwork to do
% have to be with the children, and,
and then the dog is sure to come in and
eal everything up" 1t was all clear to
me except about the dog. Why not
Aeep him out in the yard, or better
Sill, give him some breakfast of his
own But 1t Is hard to decide for others.
The wedding festivities were contin-
ped at the Ritz-Carlton, where all the
auleuS were made to the departing
ofiae and groom, and thoroughly en-
loyaoie party 1t was. too--one of those
asishtfully impromptu affairs into
which every one plunged with interest.
me main ballroom was requisitioned
i0r lhe occasion, and about so of the
guests including all the bridal attend
ants spent the remainder of the after
Aooh dancing and teaing until long
-iNf the dinner hour. Fisher Wright
"ss one OF the gayest in the party,
-aa TOT an hour or so he was seen
! me piano, playing all the newest
ssites and fox-trots until the Ritz
s,'hsstra appeared. The stunning
p'nA'sfriped frOcks of the bridesmaids
sAa shelr charming tulle hats made the
sss'uest picture imaginable. Mrs.
- a.'hse Mum changed her frock for
- smartest tailored costume. which
sA's evidences OF her recent visit TO
Aha' In that II had cuffs and
sLAss's ~ OF decided plaid. She car
~, ABOUT with her a miniature
Iasa- Inael which has so delighted the
s's's -, OF Peg o. My Heart. Sumner
ssss' Miller and Neddy Page were
- as about everywhere. anxious to
All, 'spody happy and unquestion-
succeeding. Phyllis Yarrow ar
80 80 IN stunning blue-eloth costume
Isl. small gray velvet turban. The
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