Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-09

Mason-Brockie Wedding Beautiful Affair, Says Nancy
Wynne-Reconstructio Dances at Bellevue.
20 Strattord Open on Roof This Week

vTTELL, Agnes Brockie Mason's we'd
w ding was certainly as pretty an
affair as would care to see. The
church was simply gorgeous with pink
and white peonies. Every pew, the
whole length Of the middle aisle, was
decked with a bouquet Of peonies, and
the. tops Of the pillars in the church
were surrounded with the lovely pink
and white blooms, ane on either side Of
the chancel were two huge panels Of
green's and white and pink peonies.
Agnes looked perfectly sweet, and she
wore short veil over her face going
up the aisle, which gave her most
fairylike appearance. Her dress was
all embroidered in pearls and fit her
beautifully, and her veil was 80 ar
ranged that the lace fell straight down
from the back of the head, but the tulle
was about the face and shoulders. 1t
was most becoming. The tulle veil was
fashioned into sort of turban on her
head and had sprays Of orange blossoms
placed in It. Elizabeth Brockie's frock
was of brilliant nile green chiffon, and
her hat was cloudy dark blue tulle.
Sounds like funny combination,
doesn't it? But it was very fetching,
: and she looked sweet.
Do you know it really seemed funny
to see Agnes in anything but her Emer .
eency Aid Aide suit. have happened
not to have seen her in any other ap
parel for nearly two years, so l enjoyed
all the fluffiness of her, even more than
I do most brides. Mrs. Warden looked
perfectly sweet. She is the youngest
looking person and any one would takt
her for Agnes and Elizabeth's sister
instead of their mother. She wore
wide -brimmed hat trimmed with nile
green ostrich feather and an oyster whlt'
gown, and she smiled at every one al
she came down the aisle after the wed
ding. There never was more popular
person in Germantown than the former
Miss Agnes. Morgan, and when she and
Mr.. Rrockie were married and left Phll-
adeIphia for Staten Island they were
greatly missed. After Mr.. Brockle
death Mrs, Brockie moved back to Ger
mantown and several years later mar
r1ed MT. W lllldm Naiuch' a,
They live at Red Gate, you know, tn'
old Warden place on School hne. IL
n gorgeous place! The day being clea'
belped a lot to relieve the congestion
at the house after the wedding, for there
were a great many people there and th'
bouse would have been crowded to tn
doors, large though 1t is, had the guest'
MT heen able to 90 outside.
II was rather a relief not to have
huge line of bridesmaids to speak to
somehow, when you have to do that
yon're about dead when you reach tn
end of the line, for you cant stop u
really talk to any one. You hoid up 'n'
whole bunch if you do.
Jack Mason looked very well after MI
{: experience cover there Sgd Thayer
who is still in the marines, was al
. usber. He and Norris Barratt wer
in uniform, but the others were II
Z "civvies."
As to the presents, just could no
{ bevin To tell you how beautiful and nu
,nerous they were. Such silver an
china and glass and mahogany simpi
lovely. Isn't it good that Jack cam
home safe and they could be married
\ and won't have to be separated righ
away by war, as were so many OF thei
They were wise to walt untl
he came back. NJ,
Z Every one was there-Mr. and Mrs
Mason, Jacks parents. and Mr.: an
Mrs. Charlie Wister, Mrs. Pere Wine
: and her daughter, Eleanor Puryiance
EIizabeth Wister Geary, Mr.. and Mrs
/. Rob Mclean, Mrs. Frank Hazlehursl
F. the Arthur Brockies, Mrs. Grey Day
= ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mrs
Oliver Eaton Cromwell, Brownie war
!, burton. Mrs. Billie Clothier, Mrs. Bar
CLAW Warburton, Mrs. Norman Mac
Jeod. Miss Rebecca Newhall, Mrs
:, .John Shipley Dixon, Mrs. Hutch
scott. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Morga
!. and SO many, l can't tell you of theI
all.
r HEAR that the Bellevue reconstruc
!. i ton dances are to be held on the roc
after this. every night from TO
There will be competition dances ever
Tuesday night and all kinds OF teatur
stunts every once in while.
!. This week the Three Arts Club an
Z the Little House of st. Pantaleon WI
,r he the benefciafies, and some OF tn
X, .neople who are interested are Mrs. d
n. Moliniere. Mrs. John Mickle Okit
= Miss. Marie Louise Cadwalader, Mrs
Francis ]. Pryor. Mrs. Howard Long
streth. Mrs. A. w. Kelsey, Mrs. Lou
BARCLAY Robinson. Mrs. Horace binhe
Taylor, Mrs. Herbert Howard ossnlnt
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