Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29

1 hIHAHA ried to Captain Richard Hall Jeschke
n Ms.foday. The wedding Is TO be rather quiet
n WNXou know, because of the recent ueath ol
4 UX XMargarets grandmother Mrs. Joseph r.
n NJ 0innott of 1916 South Rittenhouse Square,
iV N and the date has been rather hastened be-
W. Kftonse Captain Jeschke has been ordered
pl ~ >n for three years, and naturally
A, wants to go along. He was in
hH FPS before the war, you know.
Xnd 7 sarets father who is Major J.
NV Hyan Devereux, has been I'm the army Tor
r UK lxears, too, as a surgeon. lie is a nephew
vH1K0f the late Archbishop Ryan, 1nciden-
AXNn1tally he and his son, who is Lieutenant
III a. Joseph Devereux of the ambulance corps,
|J,IlXK&ave returned just from France and Will
II Undo on hand for the wedding. The Dew
h0W iereux family used to live in Philadelphia
wRAnd Margaret went to school at Eden Han
~ in Torresdale so of course everybody here
|1MM is much interested in the wedding, and
3NulM Margaret has great many wcll.wishers
'y2 in this city. The wedding is going to be
~ at Port Ledge, Chevy Chase, Md ana
z, NJ Anne is to be her sisters maid of honor.
N\,NWT HEAR that Lieutenant George IIarri-
H GllNM son Frazier, .Jr.. who carries all of
Rla& u. S. A., A. G., A. Il. f., in connection with
Va fM his name is stationed at Garden City, wait.
R fbEA ing for his discharge from the army. lie
IN Els engaged 10 MarNS 'ldlk, DuL lo ud'c llho
- M been set for the wedding. lie expects 10
E$V get the discharge some time this week,
tM and then he's going to finish his course at
niE# the University before he starts business.
vE9 should think it would seem awfully queer
yEs# for men who have lived in the open, as he
Mx must have in France, to come back to the
|{lIE routine of lectures. rcctations and studies
lNA again--to say nothing Of derby hats and
tiilH& suitable ncCkties.
X IE$ ARE YOU con- to the new name for
lnl N% n everyt thing? 1t used to be Liberty;
AK kT now it's "NcteFy" The Victory Loan
IlylM# starts in April and the Victory balls, ell
". #F tertainments anI parties during Victory
% Week. which starts next month, are myriad
4N3 And now we are to have a Victory rum
vlf mage sale at S22 Chestnut street, on Feb
" ruary g. Z and s-that's next week-for St
H## Nicholas Day Nursery, 323 South Twelfth
1I# street. I believe this nursery is baty in
EbS need of help, for it does enormous
HgM amount of work, taking care of babies
Whft while their mothers are working, and it
III seems to have walked right straight
Raj through it's maintenance fund. And that's
a M not funny condition for anything to be
MI in during these days of rising and 'riz'
IVI% prices.
HlIW So the committee gathered lot of Sec
XlIM ondhand jewelry, furniture, toys, milli-
XWHt merry ana clothing TO Dulld up tnc 1unu.
hN# And the women who are interested in the
3ii# work Mrs. Isaac II. Clothier, Mrs.
K Henry Bartol Brazer Mrs. Guaem Aert-
W. sen, Mrs. Henry Paul Bay, Mrs. c. Will
sM mer Middleton, Mrs. Myers Filter. Mrs.
+ M.# William H. George, Mrs. Alexander Sellers,
~ Mrs. John $. G. Harvey, Mrs. Nathaniel
ksX Knowles Mrs. David NJ. Ellis and several
l# others.
*5a ISN'T it nice to know that Margaret Nc
R L Cabe Beylard is coming home again.
ss# even if it is only for a short time? She
| sS# and Harry have been in Louisville, Ky,
E& where Harry has been stationed for some
& time, and OF course Mar aret wanted to
&{ be near him. They arc going to visit the
Fys# McCabes, who living this winter on
SEE ST. James place CThey used to live in
II# Wayne. you know, but since Margaret
YEM 4 Alice married they have not liked
1KA ! ng out of town in the winter) Harry
GF q u go to Camp Zachary Taylor on
KS Wl lursday, but Margaret will stay for a
xlss%I onth with her family. Alice, YOU remenl'
\h+4 n, married Bill simpson.
n 1WH MOTHER, Father and little John j. ar
"a MAJ ~ rived on Saturday in the car to spend
vM May with Grandmother. Having nobody
YyWM .feave the pets with at home, they
NV H ht along Mugs and the parrot, much
|pY 4 1dmothers horror. They swept into
~ ho sc, Mugs barking eXcitedy, little
ohn j. .alking hard as he could 90 it,
~ Bother, and Father relieved and let down
L q be at their destination safely.
10y 3After a good deal OF excitement Mugs
|2sty nopped walking in circles around the chair
|XW Under "hich Grandmother's usually soft
|fV eyed ? was archinS her back threat =
M WI eningl; tie John j. found clothespin
n M and r''t of wood out in the Kitchen to
H, pay and Mother and Father were
NM lcomfortaoly settled in easy chairs eating
some Of Grandmothers cooks marvellous
MN chocolate cake.
MD N"Well' began GRANDMOTHER, converse.
M ftrasNfEErdid you have d nice trip over
f11n the caro- Mother and Father sighed in
UNI Recollection, but before they could say a
n word voice was heard from the parrots
cage, left forgotten in the hall. Damn
rough roads," it exclaimed.
UHt NANCY WYNNfI.
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