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


mean, and only twenty guests were
there, and the very immediate family.
OF course YOU are curious to know who
the fair bride was. Well, her name is
Ethel Louis Malcolm. She comes from
New Britain, just beyond Doylestown,
and those who have met her say she is
most attractive. She is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. julius Lindley Nal
colin, the latter was Miss Mary Welsh,
while the bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Francis n. Sibley. and you recall the
fact that she was Evelyn Rice and that
young Sibley is RELAXED to- Major Ben
jamin West Frazier, the George Har-
rison Fraziers, the Marmaduke Tildens,
the juniors I mean, and the Charlie
Chestons, and an endless chain of
prominent people. Doctor Groton, who
has recently returned from overseas
service, performed the ceremony. He
sris the rector of the Church, Of Our
Saviour, at Jenkintown, where the, Sib-
Icy and Frazier clan go on Sundays,
laurie Butler. who married Marie
Madeira, was best man and the brides
two sisters were her attendants. The
bride was very sweet looking in sim
pie frock Of white georgette daintily
beaded and she wore a becoming cha
peau of white trimmed with ribbon.
The bridesmaids wore summery trocRs'
one in pink and one In blue, with hats
OF the corresponding colors. There was
a delightful wedding breakfast for the
guests.
r HEAR that the two Wurts girls are
i coming out next winter, after all
but their father and mother will not
bring them out as the parents are IN
deep mourning for their little son. Ro6-
ert Kennedy Wurts, Jr., who died the
latter part Of June. The girls will make
their debut with their cousin, Rhoda
Brooke. Really, Rhoda is not cousin
of theirs, but Rhoda's mother is their
aunt, having married Trenchard New
bold since Mr.. Brooke's death.
You know Mrs. Wurts was Miss
Katherine Newbold, a daughter of Mrs.
William Henry Newbold and sister OF
Mrs. Edmund Mccullough and Trench =
ard Newbold.
Marion Wurts came out before our
entrance into the war. She is the eldest
of the three Wurts girls. They are
cousins of Stewart Wurts, Jr., OF Dor
othea Wilson and Of the Bissell boys,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Perot Bissell.
H,HERE arr certainly three young
i men in this town who have no fear
: Of the thirteenth as an unlucEy day'
should say. Three men on the MAN
Line are going to forsake their oacheior
days and become benedicks on that date
this wear, YOU know. Jack Montgom-
ery and Fifi Spencer will be married.
on Wednesday afternoon in the mar =
riage chapel of the municipal building
in st. Marks that afternoon, and
Arthur Conger Is to marry Elizabeth
BENEDICT that same day up in Bran
ford. Conn, and another Philadelphia
man. Rowan Perkins, will be married
September 13 up in New Haven, Conn,
TO Marion Cleaveland; Art Conger and
Elizabeth will be married at the Bene-
dicts's summer home.
That's some record day for marriages
Of Philadelphians, is it not?
AND did you hear that our friend
"a Mblla Is no longer Miss Bjurstedt
Really, / should think she would be
glad not to have that name any more.
It certainly was the most remarkable
name / ever heard. And every one was
forever making jokes about it to her,
which I grant you was far from POLITE
but then, too, many of us are tar TON
polite, if we stop to think abe : II, are
s we not? .. 49,.
Well. Molla's engagement to Frank
lin Mallory was announced about three
weeks ago and they were married quietly
IN New York. Mr.. Mallory used tc
live here, you know, and is, ! have
been told, a connection of the Mallory'
Of this city. Not Otto Mallery; those
Mallerys spell their name with an "e''
not an 30"
Julian Myrick and Mrs. George
wightman-the latter won the national
women's championship this year, yor
know, from Molla-were witnesses ol
the marriage. MIR. and Mrs. Mallory
will live in Rye, N. Y. ......
T AM SO glad Polly Thayer is coming
j out this year. But understand sh'
Is not going to give up her violin les
sons in spite of the parties. It would
be shame for her to do that, but trust
Polly not to give them up. She doe'
love music and that violin! have seer
her at times look positively inspired
while playing, and remember at one or
chestra. concert last year being more
entertained in watching her entrancet
expression than I was by the orches
ira, and it was a wonderful symphony
that afternoon, too.
Polly is to be introduced on October
4. And Peggy and Lois Cassat
Thayer will, of course, receive. Peggy
you know, had no bringing out" be
I cause she arrived at that interesting
age just after we went into the war ant
she plunged right into nursing and war
working and had no time for making hei
debut, though many, many small partie
were given for her. She is very grea
favorite. Both of the Thayers are ex
tremely pretty and vivacious. The!
ought to be, ought they not? Thei
mother is so very pretty and thei
father, the late John B. Thayer, wal
very good looking.
Jack and Fred, the two sons. were OF
the other side in the war, but both ar
back safe now. Jack, you remember
married Lois Cassatt before he went {,
France. That Was nearly two year
ago, was it not? They have a dear littl,
baby boy about six months old.
NANCY WYNNE.