Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-19

..,dsl party Of the Pepper-Myers
'nD ,a,ng which, by the way, is to take
Weu' -. rrhursday, will be entertained to.
Pen ,.s, al dinner, followed by dance at
,ss there will be about forty additional
Wns WE bv the Lewis Nelson's at their
sues ss.rv home, Coolock, In ST. David's.
coun. >-o,lson Is to be one OF young
hal.s s. pepper's ushers, you know, and
Seo's >T.,ison ia a great friend Of the
ns,a utr,s so II is but natural that such
Nss.,,eh,ful entertainment should be
Ar,onp the guests and members
y ,ha bridal party who VIII go 10 the
st.nsons tonight will be Elizabeth Myers,
...srore,ta Myers and Sarah Myers,
~ ,,,o Tv,Il,arns Eleanor Carpenter, Anne
I'n .,. E,eanor Pepper, Sarah Penrose,
rr,,vobeth Griflth, Agnes Brockie' Edith
xs.r,o Theodora Lille, Elizabeth ADAMS
A,.e snenser. Eleanor Werner, Barbara
Molly Thayer, Jack Thayer, Law.
-.nca Murdoch, John Meigs, zo' whose
.srooement to Elizabeth Myers was an
..,rced last week; steelman Disston,
.O III. por,e. Dick Hart, David Spooner,
.r Townsend, Edward Harris, young
,,.,,,,ord and Charlie Myers, Clarence
freeman and Willard spenser, Jr. Sarah
,,.ors, engagement to Jacob Steelman
w..,,s,., uaa announced recently also.
"a -, 1,yhorton Storks are giving din
,on,eht 10 the Edward Hoffman, Jrs.,
eut at their home in Oak Lane
sr understand the Hoffmans are going
a. ,nend the summer with Mrs. Hoffmans
r,otber. Mrs. William Redwood wright,
z !, Iya,dbem, her place in Logan. What
,annv marriage theirs has been! In
,hose days of so much unhappiness In
martial relations It is source OF graft
ecation to know how many are truly
honnv and would not for worlds take
nock their promises for better or for
worse.
, ,oou,d not think what had struck many
=, our smart girls on Saturday. was
waiting for car at Broad and Chestnut
,,rse,s about noontime, and l saw no less
chan four Of them dressed In khaki uni
,orros for all the world like "snojers,"
With reguar army hats and greenish-
brown nannel Sill lS' ihS iiesS w 49, NN
with cords and had in brass letters
IN. s. s. on the crowns. They wore
,ereings. too, and suddenly 1 realized
that It was Navy Day, and, as one
.rooky" had said to me before departing
for the camp held several weeks ago In
Chevy Chase they were going down to
the navy yard to "quarterize" the wounds
Of the 'snojers" In the terrible sham bat
t,e which took place there. Mind you,
about twenty-four lady rockies were en-
titled to enter into the Red Cross tent and
bind UP and pour in oil on the wounds OF
the (n)heroes, who seemed to be wounded
much more frequently than was neces-
sary. BY the way, N s. s. means First
National Service School.
Molly Thayer was guest Of honor at
q luncheon and tennis tournament yester-
day given by the Wharton Sinklers at
Il their home in Elkins Park. Molly, as l
have often said, Is quite one of the most
attractive of last years buds and Is ex.
tremely popular. The other guests at
8 the luncheon were Mr.. and Mrs. Gilly
Erwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Marmaduke Tilden,
Aimee Hutchinson, Elsie Sinkler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitz-Eugene Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Elkins, Jr., Charlie Willing,
Russell Thayer, Aleck Thayer and DR.. o.
MiPerry Pepper.
Il NANCY WYNNE.