Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-17

l. was very pretty affair yesterday
Anne is Mr.. J. Barton Townsend s
Youngest daughter aud n sister of Mar
iorio and of Casper Townsend. who
married Agnes Kennedy n couple or
more years ago The time flies so
it's hard to remember when weddings
took place, isn't it? know it was
before the war. that is before our
part 10 the war,
Anne looked perfectly sweet in a
soft, fluffy frock of white and silver.
and about every dcbutaute received
with her My but they are efficient,
Just as | said the other day. One
gives you your sandwich. while another
hands YOU frappe. aud Il third says
will you have coffee?' You begin
10 realize how we'll those ''gobs' were
treated at the canteens and almost wish
you had been returning soldier last
year.
MTELG" | must say am not one bit
w surprised about Rosamond G.ancas-
Ter and Barclay Warburton. Jr. 5 en-
gagemept. which was announced for
mally yesterday. When she was on here
so much last winter with Brownie and
Marie Louise Mum | had feeling
there was something doing between the
two families. and said So to the wee
bird who agreed with me. Rosamond
is the daughter of Mrs. John Ed
ward Lancaster. of Worcester. Mass.
and has been in New York quite a
good deal In fact she was very
prominently identified with war work
both in Worcester and New York.
Barclay. Jr.. came back from over
seas just a few weeks ago. and the
engagement was announced yesterday
at Hot Springs. where the two families
are stopping. Mrs Warburton and
Mrs. John J. 0'Brien, of Florida. you
remember. went down to Hot Springs
Just about two weeks ago At least
that's what my memory tells me. sbut.
honestly. YOU know. I get SO mixed
between Hot Springs in Virginia anG
White Sulphur in West Virginia. |
never can remember, which is where,
and who is what
A MOTHER engagement which inter
\ csted every one here was anhounced
Yesterday aud that was Teddic Davis $
10 Florence Judge. of Buffalo and
Washington. And that wedding is go
ing to take place tomorrow. for the
very good reason that Miss Judge 5
aunt and uncle. Major and Mrs. Wal
ter Schocllkopf. are TO sail very shortly
for Paris. where tho former will take
IN his d1ties in the American embassy
And so il was A wise decision to have
tho wedding now. don't you thiuk?
Ted Davis is the son Of the Charles
Gibbons Davises. of Chestnut Hill. and
n brother Of Louie Davis. who married
Toe Mccall,
Jumio Gould. who has latcly re-
turned from overseas with his foreign
bride will act as best man at the wed =
ding which will bc in Washington.
yNHE friends of Doctor Mocliridge. ol
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u,.u noctor Moct ridye VAS not with her.
f m0as; ,;,,n hor do.th understand. had
not becn cXnectcd. for Doctor Mock
ridge was at thc Samuel Adams wed
ding on Wednesday aud performed tho
ceremony. It was later in the afternoon
when he received the news.
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YT1HERE will not be any ,debutante te,
todo, rho oul, marty will bc th.
n,cbeop which loan Ruilitt viii riyr
at the Acorn for Gloria Nillalou, who
is here from Cuba for several months
IT'S always a good time TO give debu :
tantc luncheon as later Ill inc season
the buds are apt to be TOO tircd TO &C
TO lunches after being up 500 late al
dances' ;.
There are usually Two big aiiairs OF
the kind IN he early season to when
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