Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-09
WEDDING TIME
IN MANY PLACES
October 10 Chosen for Marriage
of Ridley Park Bride
to-Be
Photos by Marceau.

This is wedding time in lots of places, and
really 1t would be hard to pick out more
perfect season of the year TO be married
in. Gorgeous chrysanthemums and bright
colored leaves make such happy back
ground for a little bride and TO her every
body and everything seems brimming over
with joy and good wishes out in Spring
Mills, Miss Theo Ford RICHTER, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs II. $. RICHTER, was mar
ried on Saturday to Mr. Charles Alexander
Tome, a number of Ridley Park people
went over to the wedding, for the Fighters
used to live I'm Ridley Park and have
great many friends there.
In Ridley Park, on Wednesday evening,
october 10, the marriage of Miss Mary c,
Stewart daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
w. Stewart, to Mr. Harold Ryder White
will take place. Miss Ethel White will be
maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Margaret White, Miss Helen White,
Miss Lillian Burke, Miss Edith Blair and
Miss Helen Stewart Miss Anna Stewart
Is to be the small flower girl. a reception
at the brides home will follow the we'd
ding. Miss Mary Dalton of Chester, gave a
| shower for Miss Stewart on the Saturday
| before the wedding
Mrs. Duncan Eocum gave a luncheon on
| Wednesday. october g. for her daughter-in-
| law, Mrs. Duncan Yocum, Jr. Young Mrs.
| Iocums husband Is an ensign and is at
present stationed at Cape May. They were
| married just recently, and the bride is now
| living with Mr.. and Mrs. Yocum at Ridley
| Park. The girls belonging to the Junior
| section of the Ridley Park Woman's Club
| were invited to the luncheon, and, as usual.
! every one brought their knitting and had
! u mighty good time
There was another dance for some of the
| aviators last Tuesday evening at the Ridley
| rba 1ae
a success that it was decided TO repeat it
| as soon possible, for the men may leave
| before long. Every one had just as good
| time at this dance as they did at the
| other one. The same men were there and
| the same girls-there were about forty OF
them in all. Some of the older set were
also there; DR.. and Mrs. Harry Wins.
more, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.. Hetzel, Mr.
| and Mrs. William .. Craven, Mr.. and Mrs
James Tongue, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gaul
| Mr. and Mrs. George w Atherholt and
| Mrs L. H. Bryant. Still another dance is tc
be given this evening. october g. 1t is &c
be subscription affair, and other people
| will be there besides the aviation students
There will be a lucky number dance as
we'll as several other delightful surprises
Every one wants this dance to be the bes
ever, because, for the young aviators Il
may be the last for dear knows how long.
Miss Helen Miller, who has been visitinl
Miss Helen Atherholt for some time, re
turned few days ago to her home in Bal
timore, Md.
Mr., George c. Hetzel, Miss Anna Hetze
and Miss Carrie Hetzel are at Hot Springs
Va. They have been there for severa
weeks and expect TO return home some tim,
next week.
The sewing circle of which Mrs L. B
DisbrOw is the president and Mrs. w T
Ward the chairman met in the Presbyte
rian Church last Wednesday. They hav
meetings once a month and luncheon 1
served there, so that they can spend tn
day sewing.
Fifteen more Of the men who wer
drafted left Ridley Park last Friday. Mrs
Harry Winsmore, Mrs. Charles C. Hetze
and Miss Helen Atherholt packed goo
lunches for them, and the Ridley Park Sun
shine Society was on hand with plenty 0
cigarettes.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Woman
Club in Swarthmore will meet for the frs
time next Thursday, October H. The
expect to have very interesting meeting
this winter and will begin their program
with study Of France
Mrs. William A. Jaquette entertained IN
Bridge-LuncheOn Club at her home las
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Edmund Wood of the Naval Re
serves, was visiting. Mr.. and Mrs. Holma
last week He was there from Tuesda
till Friday