Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-11

..nh The summer OF various
.otions for Susan Groome's wed.
prep IL was not until yesterday when !
dlns' whole. marty Of people starting
met % Virginia, I realized that to-day
o,,d oomhd 81 coo Susan Mrs. Bob Toland;
WVu,h hone it will be clear down there
w ooo, too The Groome's place Is
anu anJfoctIy beautiful and the wedding VIII
peri picturesque as can be. Nancy
pe pen;ny n who is great friend OF
Dun' Dunn's will be her maid Of honor, and
s1ssn Sn,a Ernestine Appleton who came out
mah here last year, but who lives In war,
p,ton up as does Susan or rather 1 VIII
O taro 70 saw did after this, for the newly
nnsSded pair will live up here,
Rob Toland is Philadelphian, You
,.nw and most of Susan's relatives,
sotb sn IN the Groome and Wright sides
of T her family, are Philadelphians..
0i The he other girls from here besides
Nancy Dunning who are to be in the
t.;doi marty are Betty Welsh, Lorraine
pisston g and Atlee Downs. Betty and
Inryaine came out last year, and Atlee
i n debutante of this season, which is
already upon US.
IDEALLY it's wonderful to see how
n nony people are coming home. Al;
most every time go up the street, l
r,set someone else, who has been In the
North or West or some other distant
place. ,. ... T
hear Miss Esther Lloyd is on her way
hack to Devon. after several months on
q ranch in Wyoming. You. remember
sbe did such splendid work over in
France during the war. In fact, she
has not been back very long. She was
stationed at Brest when so many thou
sands of our boys were passing through
that port.
TALKING of the Lloyd family re-
L minds mc--you may not get me Mt
once, but have patience you WILL get
ia friend of mine told me the other
day that while he was in Venice In the
late spring, there was great furry OF
excitement over the fact that DAN
nunzio's house was being made ready for
occupancy.
Cossip and rumor ran rather wild. of
course. and the more sanguine took 1t
As an indication that perhaps the Fiume
probem was nearing some solution
the stunning looking Mrs. Francis
LLOYD. Mary Lowell. of Boston. she
was before her marriage to Frank Lloyd.
Of this city.
She had the house before and it is
not hard to understand her liking for
t. for it is nothing if not picturesque
little casa partially hidden by the
tall towering trees of the garden, which
borders the Grand Canal, where Mrs
Lloyd and her young son may often
be seen ir the cool of the day. She Is
certainly wonderfully good looking
woman. Very artistic in looks and
clothes as well as temperament. I had
wondered where she was. had not
seen her for more than a year. believe
she is a sister of Jim Lowell, who
married Miss Churchman, of this city,
some fifteen years ago.
0H. / almost forgot to tell you
" saw Finley Cook Wright on Chest
nut street the other day. She ard
Whitney have been up in Bar Harbo;
visiting the Wrights after they left
the Springs. where they went on theil
Wedding trip. / thought Emley was
looking very well. She had one of those
Tuxedo sports suits in a very good
looking shade of tan, and her hat was
large. Finley always wears large hats
ard rightly so, for they are very be
peculiar shade of red, it was sort ot
deep and yet not quite n maroon. II
was just the shade for her.
MARY has new brother besides