Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-15

-, .ha most prominent OF TINS
hONS ,,eddiriss will be that of Miss
~ Wss% r.s.,ct Earle, daughter of Mr.
Hans.n ceorge II. Earle, Jr., ana Bud
.,.rson. sna s otherwise known as 'osepn
fs.,,--not Morreil, as some seem "
hal.' patterson, I'd. Hansen win GER
thlnk 80 a stunnings bride. think
sain,y .,,,,o the prettiest Of the five Earle
enc = sr,r T,,o whole family will participate
flfls ,vsdding procession, so you VIII
u 'a0 !, will be worth seeing. Father
saln,' Dsss relihant s. j., will come up from
,sD,,,n,ore lnv.r to perform the cermony.
De,,',, Dss.stand he is great personal trlend
.,r,, the Beggs will give dinner
- ,be bridal party at their home in
ssIs .-sr,ors The members of the bridal
~ include Mrs. Beggs, as matron OF
gal1 Mics Katharine 2. Ogden, maid of
nVHy Mlea Edith Earle, Miss Gladys
S,ara nOas Earle, Mrs. Victor c. Mather
80, 80. ~ the bride; Mrs. George III. Earle
Z, srlss Mary e. Clayton, Miss Mae Pat
,.rson. = Miss Theodore K. Lille Miss car
.,rs Rulon.Miller, Mr. e. Baldwin Ed
80 -. Mr.. Lawrence d. Beggs, Mr.. Vic.
Mather, Mr.. George II. Earle, 3d.
y. paInb Earle Mr.. Gilbert Mather, Mr..
.,san lee. Mr.. Walter Fotterall, Mr.
rossnh Molten, Mr.. Spencer b. Downing
IA Mr.. +. Lytton Patterson.
aha half-hour shower out at Latham
p.rt Yesterday, though it dampened the
.ro,nd and the booths considerably,
ss,lsd to dampen the ardor Of the char
,.,hla women who had worked for many
~. IN aid the Hahnemann Hospital
~. The sun came out after the
,nrinkle with much glory and the peo-
nle arrived in crowds to buy and look
sbout at one of the prettiest outdoor af-
fairs given this year.
Such fun as the kiddies had on the
miller coaster, which, by the way, was
aorated as we'll as many of the other
things which were offered for the enjoy
nuent Of the onlooker and partaker.
Every booth had the colors of some
nation draped over the top and about the
counters. The fete was strictly neutral
Italy and Germany were side by side, and
Austria and France appeared most
friendly, while on the other side of Ger.
many was England.
The pupils of Professor Newman
danced at stated times during the
afternoon. They were dressed as Indians,
fairies. courtiers, and old-fashioned Dolly
Warden gowns were worn by several.
4 The Mcfarland girls were there in their
stunning Chinese costumes, and there
was one Roman peasant costume which
was beautiful beyond words.
Great credit should be given to the
women who got up the fair, for it was
most wonderfully conducted; the admis-
sion was only 25 cents and many of the
entertainments were given with no extra
expenditure OF course, the athletics
drew the crowds, and Mr.. Beam, with
his megaphone and great capacity for
enjoyment In the very fact that he is
living, was as funny as only he can be.
He seems to have the art of spreading
laughter and happiness about him. He
AAAvuhSCu NiitiI CtISii STUNT WSaS " DOi
and Mr.. Dorizas and Mr.. Berry then
acd upon the announcement.
There was very excellent music, and
Jour silhouette was cut out for you while
you waited, and it was a good likeness,
TOO, Everything was done to make every
enc have good time and they did.
NANCY WYNNE.