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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLAGE
TO HELP LOAN DRIVE
Naval Auxiliary Will Hold Popu-
lar Demonstration Tomorrow
on City Hall Plaza

stress will be laid upon the 6ft-repeated
assertion that religion and patriotism go
hand in hand at a great public outdoor
religious demonstration tomorrow afternoon
TO boost the Third Liberty Loan. The meet
ing which will be held under the personal
supervision Of Mrs y. r. Stotesbury, chair
man OF the Naval Auxiliary Of the American
Red Cross will take place ON the north
plaza Of city Hail. Those I'm charge declare
cha, "a ,,ill ho ,pc ~ tb, greatest dnuousfrY-
49,, 49,.
t"is l''W IenE'ouS S''''"''''"' ''"l ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
WAR WORK DISCUSSED
BY ST. FRANCIS AID
Juniors of Home for COnvalescents
Doing Fine Work for
Soldiers

St Francis Junior Aid held special
meeting at the Ritz-Carton on Thursday
afternoon to discuss war work. This very
active organization Of more than 300 girls
was formed as an auxiliary to st. Francis
Country House for ConvalesCents, which is
situated on Lansdowne avenue, Darby.
A Red Cross Auxiliary for knitting has
completed a large quantity of sweaters and
socks for the men in the service.
Just at present the st. Francis Junior
Aid is devoting its time and energy to the
selling of Liberty Bonds, and has taken
charge of two booths on Chestnut street for
the Navy Auxiliary of the Red Cross. At
these booths, one Of which is located in front
of Bailey, Banks & Biddles, and the other
I'm front of the Federal Reserve Bank more
than $50, 900 in bonds have already been sold.
Those who are active on this committee
include Miss Mary Frances Kelley, Miss
Elizabeth Walsh, Miss Dorothy Barnes Miss
lean Edelman Miss Mary Martin, Miss Bea-
trce Logue. Miss Elizabeth McManus, Miss
Rosalie Hoban, Miss Gertrude Zane Miss
Marie Carrigan, Miss Mildred Carter, Miss
Stella Kelly, Mrs. Carl Suelke, Mrs. Frank
Cook, Mrs. Charles r. Lucey Mrs. Joseph
McDevitt, Mrs. Frederic Nathan. Miss
Frances Mack, Miss Philomena Johann, Miss
Agnes Bergen, Miss Anna Murphy Miss
Gertrude Bachler, Miss Agnes Haggarty,
Miss Elizabeth Walsh, Miss Helen Sheeran,
Miss Dorothy Mundy, Miss katherine Nc
Lean, Miss Caroline HOran, Miss katherine
Mack Miss Anna Dempsey, Miss Catherine
Ioughran, Miss Ida Senger, Miss Ruth
Israel and Miss Katherine Schlater
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
fIFTY-NINE GRADUATES
IN WILLIAMSON SCHOOL
President Herrick, of Girard Col
lege, Addresses Class-Many
Will Do War Work

IN" lNehiE-hith annual commencement
exercises Of the Williamson Trade School
,yor, hold .,d.,. a., ,t, ,,,di,o,f,,,,, or ,re
S''""" """h N""anaN'f' rhaFma" "l ue
board Of directors presided and an address
was given by C'hocsrnau 4 Icrricli. nrcsfdent
,.s ,,ir,,,, ,,-,,,..
Ihe death OF John VI. ShriGloy, former
head Of Williamson, is being felt liecnly by
students and graduates ,Iil,, ,u tbis o,.a-
S'o'' a. nc I"" "i"aNH hidu' an "uureSS OF
inspiration on graduation day.
The class receiving dinIomas this wear
numbers fft,-nipe vino y,iU entar v,rious
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
PHILADELPHIANS SELL
BONDS AT WHITE SULPHUR
Mrs. Rodman Griscom and Miss Anne
Thomson Make Sales

white sulphur springs, ". Va Nnri u
White SULPHUR Springs is concerning itself
with war interests this season as never he
fore. and the large colony which is gathered
at the famous old resort Is putting forth
every effort TO make the various war cam
naigns and interests a success. The third
Liberty Loan leads in the interest Of all. and
already there are -four stars on the honor
flag which was the first to be won in West
Virginia.
The war-savings stamps BOOTH in its pa
triotic dress Of red, white and blue. Is Cstab-
Iishcd i'm the lobh,' Of the GrCeubrier, and on
Tuesday. the opening day, Mrs. Eodman Girls
com, Of Philadelphia, served with Mrs
Michael Gavin, of New York one thousand
dollars worth Of stamps were sold on that
DAY. Mr.. and Mrs. GriScOm will start for
New Yorl, this week after spending a month
here They entertained at tea at the Casino
this week for Mr.. and Mrs. H. Howard ELL
SON. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Rosengartcn
and Mrs Arthur Newlin. who have also re-
turned to New York after a pleasant sOjOurn
here.
Mr. Edward y. Hurley. chairman Of the
shipping board. is expected to arrive from
Philadelphia for1a short rest from war duties
and will bring a party Of friends to play golf
during the week.
Mr.. Edward : Buckley. 3D. Of Phiadel-
pha, spent sunday at the Greenbrier
Mr.. and Mrs. $ w. Traylor Jr.. Of Allen
town Pa, are spending some time at the
Greenbrier, having come up from the South.
Mr.. Traylor is one of the largest shpbuilders
in the country and has shpyards at Phia-
delphia.
Miss Anne Thomas and Miss A. g. Sykes,
who are here from Philadelphia are also
assisting in the sale Of war-savings stamps.
Miss Sykes is making some sketches Of White
sulphur and the picturesque old Colonial
scenes here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
DANCE FOR HOSPITAL
Various Novel Features Are Planned for
Tonight's Affair

A dance for the benefit Of the new Miseri-
cordia Hospital will he given tonight at Miss
Carrigan's studio, 1903 SAMSON street. The
hospital. which is just being completed, has
been offered TO the Government and will
probably be used in caring for our own con-
valescent soldiers and sailors
The dance this evening will be in the form
of a novelty party and many attractive fea-
lures have been planned by the committee
on arrangements There will be balloon
number with confetti and favors. a lucky
number dance and several specalties which
are being kept as a surprise.
4 number of sailors from the navy yard
have been invited to attend through the
courtesy of the Naval Auxiliary Of the
American Red Cross
The young women in charge of the dance
include Miss Katherine Scannill. Miss Nir-
ginia Stroud. Miss Dorothy Mundy and Miss
Marie Carrigan.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. James
Mundy Mrs. NJ. Il. II. McMichan, Mrs. Vim
cent Carroll Mrs. X. Scannell, Mrs. Jano
NJ. Quennel and Mrs II. B. Blank.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
Hunting a Husband
By Wary DOUGLAS
(COpyri0hD
CHAPTER NLIN
The HSDiratiOn

I HAVE been hunting for a place to board.
l. It all seems 50 hopeless Small dingy
room at Slj week. / can't pay that Ny
Eestegg has dwindled so that / must live
carefully as II is So ! turned away from
the only nice-lOollng boarding houses
Fifth avenue, with its hurrying 4 o'clock
crowds | hardly saw, only the uniforms
and the straight tanned men in them l al
such q splendid well-groomod uniform
VAS wSG coming ,r toward me liked the, line OF
shining leather leggingS And yes. liked
the nice boys face under the visored cap
such q clear light in the blue eyes. He must
Next minute those clear, shining eyes were
glancing at me. Looking at me-and then
My little travelling companion" he said, He
was saluting me!
OF course it was my nice boy! had met
He turned and walked with me up the
avenue. ! found | was standing straighter
me. lie is such a nice boy. We made the
usual polite inquiries about each other We
We're well, thank you. Yes, our parents were
said you look 50 happy"
And he: II am | am going TO he mar
YOU ar are To whom" Gs asked 'ue
TO the loyeliest little girl in the world
Anne Jones; you don't mean"
Yes, It was the same, one. l had so much
10 say the words stumbled over each other
But l don't know, your name?" the nice
boy said. OF course he didn't.
sara Lane.
Sara Lane!" The boy spoke with sur
prise, Then you're the girl who started
Anne. You took her TO the secretaral school
And it is you she speaks of as encourag ging
her. You were her splendid example 2"
"I?' could only say with little gasI
in my voice.
Now the boy was telling me about II all
did not see the people huTrying past | did
not see anything but his vivid face and shin,
Fl had always known Anne. When I Ief
to go out there she was Just the gayest
Drettiest girl that ! knew But when cam,
back, a month and a half ago, all that wa,
changed. Anne working away AT hei
sccretarial school. She wanted to do some
thing to help along i'm the work Some
thing worth while. She was a more seriou,
Anne. And a loveler Anne, And she sail
Lane--who had been her inspiration :" Th,
SIm going back again She's coming will
me this time" Again he was seeing Visions
you should come too. They could use yo,
ouS We S,' said good-by The boy had reache,
her corner. / turned once to look after ma
tail figure, swinging along with firm ste
warm glow of happiness was sweepln
over me. So l had encouraged Anne Jones
| l had made her worth while And Iva
| her Inspiration, That seemed almost impos
| sible But oh how happy II made me- The
| / counted. had been OF some use in thes
. Sometimes I. too, may see visions as briEt
MoaSsS-A Man speaks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
PHTLADELPHIANS AND
NEW WORKERS WEI
Miss Thompson Weds John
Drexel-Miss Chaplin Marries
Francis Biddle

Certainly Philadelphia will go 20 New
YORK today in many senses OF the word. for
three Philadelphians shave elected to marry
New Workers and the holy bonds are 20 be
tied in Gotham
Miss Elizabeth Thompson formerly OF this
city, viii be married TO Mr.. John r. Drexel.
Miss katherine Chaplin, Of New York. VIII
become the bride Of Mr. Francis b. Biddie.
Of this city and Miss Florence gilbert. or
New York, will be married to Sergeant Rus
sell Evans Tucker, -, also former Phiia-
dephau.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Thompson.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. De Forest Grant.
of ~ East Fifty-fOurth street, New York.
and Mr. John Rozet DreNel. Jr., son Of Mr.,
aud Mrs. John r. Drexel, Of New York. for
merry Of this city. will take place this after
noon at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Miss Thompsou whose father was the late
james Bcatou Thompson. Of this city will he
attended by Miss Jean Christian Bullitt as
maid IF honor. and Mrs. STANDBY Stokes
Mrs. Hare Davis an of this city; Miss Mad
cline p'hlgren ana Miss Helen @. Alexander.
of New York, as bridesmaids.
Willard Spenser. Jr.. a cousin Of the bride
groom. will he. best man. The ceremony VIII
hc performed by the 1T Rev Bishop Greer.
\ small reception for the families and q
few intimate friends will follow the cere-
wouy. after which Mr and Mrs DreXel will
i,aNo for the West
The hrdc will wear an exquisite frock Of
whit" satin and lace and will carry orchids
and sweet peas. Her tule Veil will be trimmed
with lace and there will be pearl trimming
ON Veil aud frock.
Among the guests who will so from this
city are Mr. and Mrs Alexander Van Rens-
aolaur. Nir aud Mrs George W. Childs
pruNcL Mrs Robert Kelso Cassatt, Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Houston Henry, Mrs. Antelo
Dc,orcuN. Miss Elizabeth Briuton. Mr. and
Mrs Livingston Bdd,c and Mrs. Anthony }.
DreNcl Btddlc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
GIRLS PRODUCE PLAY
TO RAISE WAR FUND
Mirthful Mummers to Give Two Per-
formances of Barbara
Frietchie"

The war work being carried on by the
pupils of the West Philadelphia High School
for Girls will receive financial assistance
from the proceeds of the two performances
of Barbara FrietChie." which will be given
by the Mirthful Nummers in the school audi
torum tonight and next Saturday night
The play, written by Clyde Fitch is based
on the poem, Barbara FrietChic," by Whit
tier All Of the parts will be played by girls
The large cast is headed by Miss BerniCo
Eberhard as Barbara Frietchie. The other
characters are played by the Misses Dorothy
Black Buzby kevorkiam, Harriet Miller,
Myrtle Goldberg, Mabel Killen, Lillian Gift
Constance Orton, Anna Rutledge Ruthanna
Sharpless, Airline DeHaas. Edith Street
Katherine Bricgel, Elizabeth Trimble and
lean Williams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
ARRAMS-nHARRA

The wedding of Miss Margaret Tustln
O'Harrl, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. |. Iiarri-
son OlIarra. OF 4723 Cedar avenue, and
Lieutenant Joseph Addison Abrams will take
place in the First Baptist Church. Seven
tceuth and SAMSON streets, at o'clock this
afternoon. The bride. who will be given in
marriage by her father, will be attended by
Miss Helene Hodges as maid of honor The
bridesmaids will be Miss Eugenia Vansant.
Miss Dorothy MOrtimoore, Miss Louise
Feltzcr, Mrs. Elmer Bolton, Miss Margaret
Mcclure, OF Lewisburg, Pa, and Miss Julia
Rick, Of Reading. Lieutenant Abrams VIII
have as his best man Mr.. Ernest Tustin
O1Iarra and his ushers will be Mr.. Frank
Burck, Mr.. Spencer II. Wright Jr.. Mr.. Fred
erick Stanger, Mr.. Henry Clay Parker. Mr.:
Robert Leroy Aldendiser, Mr. Winfield WI
Crawford and Mr.. MaXimilian II. Liester.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
Photo by Afarccau

Butterfly sang her part in most expressive
and pleasing manner.
Miss Elizabeth May Roberts rccted the
incidental explanatory text.
The accompanies were Mrs. George John
son, at the piano, and Mr.. Robert Kneedler,
violinist. Mr. kneedler also sang several
solos, accompanying himself on the ukulele
The recital was followed by dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Koch each drew Il
prize in the Lucky Number Dance" and Mr..
Fredrca Osenbach and Miss Helen Mccain
also won prizes in a contest dance.
Mrs. Edward Fay managed the affair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

Entertainment West Phlladelphia MIrh
School for Girls. Admission charge.
Dance, Young Mems Hebrew AssociatIon.
Invitation.
Musical and dance, Chaplain Dlchinn's
recreation Building Navy Yard. AdluIa-
sion to uniformed men.
Anniversary celebration, WhOsoever Gos-
mel Afisaion Germantown, East Chelten ave
nue. and Stafford street. Free.
Military Drili, Philadeiphla MlIllAry rrain-
ing Corps. AFmory Thirty-second street ana
Lancaster aVtnuc Free 70 prospectIQo
arafiees.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
Social Activities

Mr. and Mrs. Francis l. Gowen, of Chest
nut Hill, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Mariana Winder Gowen, to
lieutenant q. Dawson Coleman, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frederick Houston
announce the engagement of their daughter,
aiss Charlotte Harding Brown, TO Lieuten-
aht Edward Law, Of this city
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gibson, of West
rhiladelphia, announce the engagement. of
heir daughter Miss Elizabeth Farnum
sioson, to Mr.. Walter Allen Cole Of Boston,
Mass
MRS. Howard S. Anders will give a card
party this afternoon and another Cne this
evening at her home on the corner OF city
.,he and Belmont avenue for the beneht OF
e women's overseas hospital unit or the
daughters of the Confederacy. There VIII
ten tables In the afternoon and twelve IN
NE evening.
ar and Mrs, Charles Davall, Of sos Broad
.,rs Camden, announce the engagement OF
lef daughter, Miss Alice Davall, TO Lieu
~nSnt John Marshall also OF Camden, now
"i'A The United States Engineers.
NEs Edward o. Perrine OF New York, ar
''se today 70 spend week with her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

The marriage of Miss katherine Garrison
chaplin, daughter Of Mrs. Lindley Hoffman
'hapin. ut New York, and Mr.. Francis Bev-
crly Biddle. Of this city, win be sofemnized
today In New York owing to the fact
that Mr. Biddlc Is recovering from a recent
accident the plans for the wedding are very
simple and the service will be very quiet.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Eaton Cromwell are
among the philadclphians NvEo will go TO
New Norl, to attend the Wedding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
DENTAL FRESHMEN TO
HAVE SMOKER MAY 3
Series of Banquets for Members of
Senior Class Given by
Manufacturers

\ freshman dental smoker will Ice held at
Houston Hall. University Of Pennsylvania,
Friday. May 3. in place Of the usual annual
banquet Final preparations are being mad"
for the event. The committee in charge Of
the affair has arranged an interesting pro-
gram.
Two hundred and fifty members Of the
senior dental class are being entertained at
a series of hanQuets at the plant of III"
Electro Dental Manufacturing Company i'm
West Philadelphia. The second was that held
last evening. The final entertainment will be
given Thursday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
BRODSKY-APT

ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Max S. Apt, OF 6723
racl J. Brodsky Of Overbrook, will take place
this evening in the Beth Israel Temple, THY
ty-secund street and Montgomery avenue. The
ceremony will be performed at 1880 o'clock
bv the Rev Or. Marvin Nathan and Will be
followed by a dinner in the home of the
brides parents. Mr. Apt will give his daugh-
The wedding Of Miss Hulda J. Apt, dangh-
ter i'm marriage. She will wear a gown OF
white gcorgette satin with train of ducheHse
lace and veil of similar lace held with
orange blossoms orchids, lilies of the val
lev and white lacs will form her shower
bouquet. Miss Anna Brodsky, the bride-
groom's sister, will be maid of honor, and
will wear a frocll Of turquoise-blue organdie.
Her hat, of organdie, will match the gown.
She will carry shower of Ward roses.
The bridesmaids viii be Miss Esteile
Sachs, Miss Bella Sachs. Miss Sadie
Rosenheld, Miss Reba Haber. Miss Celia
Fi6borg and Miss Bessie Craper. They
viii wear organdle frocks trimmed with rib
bon of harmonizing shades, the colors being
pink with pale blue, violet with purple, yell
low with light blue, blue with rose, peach
with blue and green with voilet Their hats
are leghorns. They will carry white sweet
peas and yellow daisiesN
The bridegroom will have Lieutenant
Neyer Robinson for best man. and for ushefs
Lieutenant II. q. ROsenbloom, Mr.. i. sig-
mund Cravis, Mr., jerome Apt, Mr. Leon
Sicbles, Mr. Victor Blanc and Mr.. Louis
Rantz Mr. Brodsky and his bride VIII leave
on "A short trip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
BONNETT-REED

Tle wedding of Miss Emily Lois Reed,
daughter Of Mrs William b. Reed, Of 3i5O
North Fifteenth street, to Corporal Charles
Lester Bennett, L. 5 NJ. c., of Kansas city.
took place today ct DoCn in the Tioga Pres
byteran Church,
owing 10 the recent death Of the bride 8
father there were no attendants. The cere-
mouy was followed by "A breakfast in the
Bellevue -Stratford for the immediate fami-
lies. Corporal Bonnet is stationed at the
navy yard at present. The brides brother,
Mr. William B. Reed, Jr., is a member of
Canadian battalion now in France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
TUCKlsR-GLBEI3r

y Wedding Of interest i'm this city will take
place I'm New York today. when Miss Florence
Gilbert, daughter Of Mrs. cyril Patrick Dug
more, and Sergeant Russell Evans Tucker
of 1925 Madison avenue. New York, for
mcrly of this city will be married in tho
home of the brides mother, $3.50 Park ave-
uuc, Miss Betty W. Gilbert viii be her sis
tcrs maid of honor and the best man VIII
be tn" lridcEruoms brother, Lieutenant
Harry Tucker L. 5. r. The wedding will bo
followed 10y small reception.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
MUSICALE AND DANCE
FOR NAVY YARD MEN
Will Be Given Tonight Under Philo-
musian Clubs Auspices at Chap
lain's Building

musicale and dance will he given for
the sailors and marines of the Philadelphia
Navy Yard tonight by the Philomusian Club
in Chaplain Dickins's recreation building.
Miss May Porter, director of the Philo-
nusan Chorus, has arranged an attractive
program. Musical numbers will also be given
bv George Russell Strauss, Emma Hudson
NacCool and Kathryn T., Noll. The accom-
panlsts will be Blanche Copes, Elizabeth
Porter and Helen Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
PROVOST WILL SPEAK
Doctor Smith to Talk Sunday on "The
Young Man"

Provost Edgar Fahs Smith. of the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, will be the special
sneaker at the University services Sunday
evening In the Evangelical Lutheran Church
of the Incarnation, Forty-seventh street and
Cedar avenue. THE Young Man" win be the
subject which Doctor Smith will talk on.
University students have been specially
invited. A musical program has been ar
ranged 20 supplement tllc talk Of the provost
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

Itsms Of news for the society page vii be
accepted and printed In the Eysnlng Public
Iedger provided they are written on one
Side of the paper only and are SIGNED with
full name and telephone number ef the
notes. Address "sOclety Edlfor." Evenins
Public LedEcr. 600 Chestnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

lean BULLITT came up from Augusta
on Thursday with her father but she
did not stay here very long. Mr.. Bullitt
has gone out to the Logan Bullitt Jrs. for
short visit and Jean went to New York,
She was maid of honor today for Bessie
Thompson, you know, and will probably
stay in New York for a few days before
returning here.
Mr.. Built. and she have been keeping
mouse in Augusta for the last three months
and had the loveliest weekend parties for
the boys at camp. You see Dick was down
there at Hancock, first with the Troop and
lhen in the officers camp, and so his
family wanted to be near him, but now
they have come up on account of the we'd
ding. Jean and Ruth Stokes, Kate Jayne
Hare and Bessie Thompson came out the
same year. you remember, and Bessie has
asked the other three to be a part Of her
bridal party
HEAR that Sarah Baker and Jack Bell
June. If the Bakers go on it will be q
wedding every year in that family, won't
H' Linda last year and Sarah this, and
sophie also engaged. l guess Sophie won't
walt year, however. But no one seems
10 know just what will be done these
umes' Sometimes they think they will
wait until after the war and then the first
enihg you know you hear they're married.
90 1t goes. NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

Two playlets dealing with up-to-date
topics will be presented by the Garricx
players of the Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
ciation on it's last dramatic night Of the cur
rent season. The productions are "Eugenl-
cally Speaking and Maker Of Dreams. -
The date Of dramatic night will be decided
upon later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
BREY-TAYLOR

This afternoon at 4:3O pretty wedding,
was sOlemnized at LanghOrne, Pa, when
Miss Jane Watson Taylor became the bride
Of Mr.. AZ Newton Brey. Miss Taylor is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II.
TAYLOR. of Langhorne. The bridesmaids were
Miss Ruth Widman, also of Langhorne, and
Miss Helen Brey, sister OF the bridegroom,
of 1926 North Park avenue. The best man
was Lieutenant Gerald Hartley Deacon, u.
= Il. The ceremony was that Of the Friends,
for the brides parents are members of the
l.anghorne Friends Meeting,
After an extended trip the bridegroom
and bride will live at 31O2 West Penn street,
Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Pony ShoU at Home of Mr. and Mrs William CIothier IN yuue
Cood on May l5-Other Matters Discussed BY
Nancy Wynne

zEY DEARS, did you know that you have
Iu 10 have your dogs on their best be.
h.vior again this year for the dog and
.orv lhow at Mrs. Billy Clothier's? Well,
con do. so you may as well start in now,
Cor II takes some time to get them on
,beir best behavior and don't you forget it.
And even then, just when you expect them
20 behave as they should they won't do it.
It's to be May 5.
think told you about our dog. She
has her teeth brushed every morning, you
know and sits up and begs for pills and
zoos TO certain members of the family for
sugar. All very well, yes; but no matter
how well-behaved she is, just show her a
stylish dog with rufiles and she'll act like
sancho Whether she thinks the rufles
are more "chic" than her own satin coat
and is Jealous or whether because of the
scarcity of production these wartimes,
she thinks ruflles should be cut Off SO to
sneak I cannot tell. Certain it is she
resents those dogs greatly.