Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

.o,,r of us have been suspecting
orce for some time in the case OF
u Reeves, and yesterday our eualV'sy
was eaagement to Henry Walton, Jr.,
ber berenssosdale. Jo Reeves Is most at
Of lv, ,iro oirl. and hope she'll be very
tr,, tra.u /, her engagement and marriage.
nappi 81 Germantown yesterday to go
Sne , 70 Bowling Green, KY, where
down ,;il attend the wedding of Mary
sae sae1gonz;c Moss and Eugene Simonin.
r..,, ore TO be married on Saturday,
tnow. and the members OF the we'd
you Wv. norty started down yesterday to
d,ns GIn IN the parties before the wedding
a'i IL Reeves is the daughter of Mr.. and
,,so Francis r. Reeves, Jr., of Ger
n,antown. She and her sister Mary
n,oSc their debut together two years
nno Her mother was Miss Lillian
pyimrose, and both Mary and Josephine
have Primrose for their second name.
Trorcis r.. Reeves, Sd. and Johnson
poeves are both brothers. The Reeves
i;.e on Abbottsford avenue in German
town Mr.. Francis b. Reeves, the
srondfather, has that beautiful old
placp at Mexican avenue and Clapier
street.
Henry Walton is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry f. Walton, Of Torresdale.
The late city controller was his uncle.
Ne is n brother of Mrs. James Adams,
wife of Senator Adams, of Pittsburgh
Of Mrs. Thomas Aler, Mrs. Wilmer
Middleton. Jr., OF Torresdale, and Mer-
cedes Walton and John Walton. He
il graduate of the Episcopal Academy
and of the University Of Pennsylvania,
and he served in the First Troop of
Pennsylvania Cavalry during the war.
II mistake not he was made a men,
ber OF the military police about the
same time as Jack Groome and several
other troopers, who were transferred
from the Trench Mortar Battery. This,
you remember. was composed entirely
Of members Of the First City Troop.
Jack Walton was in the troop, too, and
so | may be mixed about the NJ. p,
but know one was in that service.
7 WAS so glad to hear yesterday that
Mrs. Tristram Colket. of Bryn Mawr,
Is recovering from her recent operation.
understand il was not serious one,
but the mere fact Of taking ether seems
dangerous thing, and one is always
so glad to hear that such an affair is
well over.
MARl GLEND1NNING. Hope
4l Cromwell and several others left
Yesterday for Detroit, Homo and NJarv
will be members of the bridal party at
the Cromwell Dodge wedding, YOU
know. Mary is to be maid of honor and
Hope matron of honor. You know
DelphinP Dodge was at school at
Springside in Chestnut Hill for some
little time before she came out. and it
was there that she and Mary Glendin-
ming became close friends. 1t seems
rather nice that Delphine should know
Philadelphia girl so well that she
attendants at her wedding to , PbiIo %.
delphian. Mary Glendinning is as pretty
as can be, and will doubtless make a
lovely addition to the wedding party.
The wedding takes place Thursday, you
Know, at the Dodge place at Crosse
Pointe Farms.
Have you ever seen Crosse Pointe d?
It's one of the NEST beautiful suburban
places in the country. All the places
slope down on Lake st. Clair, which is
shores and when the wind il bigb rho
lake is full of white caps like the great
lakes or sea. 1t opens into the great
iakes, you know. 1t Is one of the show
lakes OF our country.
,,o
HOPE it will be cooler today for
L Marjory Taylor and Gordon Hard
wicke's wedding. The marriage is
going to be out at White Marsh and |
am sure it will be awfully pretty,
Bishop Rhinelander was to have mar
ried them, but his sudden decision 70 20
to Europe and the sailing for England
nrevonted b;S toL;nn e. o' .Li