Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-11

vTyHE Gurnee Munns have been stop
i ping down in Atlantic City for quite
while, visiting Marie Louise's
grandmother ut the Wanamaker cot
taee, but they will be at Radnor this
winter at their own home there. Marie
Louise and Mary Alice Borie are to be
the matrons of honor at Gretchen
Clay's wedding to Henriques Crawford
on October 4, you know.
That's going to be a pretty wedding,
because Gretchen is very good looking
and certninly Marie Louise and Mary
Alice are, too, and so are Brownie
warburton and Connie Vauclain, who
are going to be maid OF honor and
bridesmaid, respectively.
The wedding is to take place in the
Church of the Savior, in Jenkintown.
Have you ever been out there? l went
10 a wedding there a year ago, and it
was Just like little chapel. L tell
you it's no ordeal to walk up that aisle
compared with big town church. And
it's very pretty and admits OF lovely
decorations.
TIHB youngest Ritter girl to be intro
i duced this year you know. kath
leen. Her father is to give tea tot
her on the I'd of October, out in Ara,
more, and the three married sisters VIII
receive with her. You know Mrs. hop
ert Meade Smith was Margaret Ritter
Mrs. Vail Marsh, another sister, was
Dorothy Ritter, and Mrs. Robert h's
get was Helen Ritter.
A number of the seasons debutante'
will receive with Kathleen, and al'e'
the tea there will be supper ana danc'
for $50 additional men and girls. hatn
leen is very popular. She spent I'M
summer down at Cape May ana huu
fine time. Her father is a. ho""l'
Ritter and her mother, who Is nov
dead, was Mary G. Cope.
uAvE You heard or read or seen III
IL beautiful poem that the women o
the social service department OF .u
children's bureau have issued on IN
invitation they have sent out Tor IN
dance which is to be held at the LOT
Dolans' house in Devon next Wednes
day? It's touching indeed, though JUS
little-well, I'll let you Judge 10
yourself Here it is:
Il
Ny mother danced me on her Knee
It did not cheer me up bit
Because my tummy ached, you see'
But II you want to make me well
And smiling, as a kid should be-
You'll bring your honey to my dance
And say, my baby, dance with me-
Some poem. eh, wot, with all tha
rough stuff about "your honey an
so on? Anyway, the women on ca
committee are working very hard on tt
matter and the dance is being give
this month so that the school set wi
be able to attend. And great result
financially are hoped for by those inter
ested for the benefit of the babie
Among the women on the board are MIR
BENJAMIN Rush, Mrs. Charles Brinto
Coke, Mrs. E. Florens Rivinus, Mr.
Thomas J. Dolan, Mrs. Clement Reev
Wainwright, Mrs. Harry Paul Bal
and Miss Gertrude Heckscher.
There's going to be a lucky numb
dance and competitive dance, ar
there are to be splendid judges n ever!
thing. Seems to me that's going to
some party, don't you think so?
TITLE Ellen, who has been duly r.
- corded at two and a half, thre
three and half and four years Of ag
as having said a good many unusu
and astonishing things, is now abo
four and a half going on five, and
still making unexpected remarks. Dadt
and Mother are movie fans, or "
might almost say fends, you mig
easily say fends, and whenever tn
20 to the movies in the evening tn
leave Ellen in the custody of sor
admiring neighbor or other and she
permitted to stay up until they 8
home. It's not at all an unusu
occurrence and Ellen has no objectio
whatever-not that they would wei
very heavily If she had.
The last time Daddy and Moth
went, however, they thought they mig
as we'll consult her little about
so they asked her where she won
like to spend the evening. ''You mig
as we'll take me to the Smiths su
rested Ellen. You haven't parked
there, yet"
NANCY. WYNNE e.