Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-20
TzcT GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy ynie Chats about the Social Happenings of the
Week-T,Oo fashionable Weddings
Are Scheduled

|nHouGH the affairs this his, week Ssa are are
W., 10 be very large they are very
not o,,us NJ Last night the Ben Fra.
|hteres..,pnes theatre party for Harriet
'Iisrs s,on sa,on who is their niece. and
| |gn,rnerrnn,Dni night there will be the dinner
tomorrow o,m,bicb % Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
i ldspce IT,. will give for Catherine
flatbS tbe daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry amd Mrs. Flagg returned not so
MI. ans from Europe, Mr.. Flagg hav-
| bpg aso over on business. Catherine
|ing s9n, tbc second debutante they have
| Co1e u Inner dance for this season.
1lven atortaiupd at one on December I'D
|Tbey ento;uotte GcyelIn. Antoinette is
|lor hn'G;rnl IN law of the Flaggs' daughter,
slsle' who married one of the Geyelin
i Marie, WIZ i'''
|psn - -,
,urv on Friday night there will be
n w. a.. nucb looked forward to military
( the .hioh ,,Jh AIr. and Mrs. Bob Glendin-
ball, WIZ no giving in honor of their two
lining alt Hdaurhters. Mary and Ellen.
dseu.hant I'M, active members of the First
ind 'I1e M.oon av1 The ball is given on the
gN, anniary anniversary of the battles OF 'Iren-
3tkst anu lpr;nceton. and it will certainly
| ton ahr ahhu,Iiant affair from all l hear.
ks =, % not a very large one, as very
IL, !, members of the troop are asked.
sV puI Ir members Of the younger mar
}le ont' who have been invited are tne
Ired se' thc troopers, l hear, and q few
fvlves u lives i've of the Glcndinnings them
|cose t''"N Nnv men who are not members
|HEes ,roan proper will wear the UNI
NJ ,s.ns MS which they wore IN tne serV,ue
sriIb \ tbere will not be present man
E ~ is Is not in uniform, understahu. ,,;,,
w Tbe debutantes and younger glrlS VII sn,i
..,taiply have a wonderful ti,hei ioT
sr!a'h - 70 he distinctly a young, pail
% tbat Tom Cadwalader, who, Is the
les, I.r ccaptain of the Troop, and Clem
Tsod wv I and Flo Rivinus, first ana sec
nSVG VIGisntenants respectively, Will receive
"a a. l'sIrl Mr and Mrs. Glendinning, and
W. w. Flc Rivinus will also receive.
hEn;;dontallv hE; r Mrs. Rivinus's father,
nclu. n,.a Martin. was the last one to give
ause su"on boll, which he did some twelve
n Wor't %o,T if be beautiful to see? Those
noinr mon Troop uniforms with the
''aatS N,ns.r Selmcts and the clnnking swords.
|14I,ii' XXI rou if Nancy had had anything
IN. vi that TO go to the year she made her
taS Il,s 't,a to society she would have about
|"1u uawever, n the ball won't be until FRI
III so ri say no more now. l may
|ss,, same more rumors about it before
% |tssn. and I'll tell you if / do.
|ruERE are two fashionable weddings
,bis week. This morning Miss May
|p;,inms was married to Gordon Fetter-
|n.n ,' in St. Patrick's Church, and on
Saturday ,'r 4, Miss Mary Coates will be
|rarried to Charles Mervyn Young, of
Baltimore. in st. James's Church at
Enon The Rivinus wedding took place
N o'clock. and the ceremony was per
EARNED by Archbishop Dougherty. while
ESe nnptial mass which followed was
csiobrsted by Doctor kieren. who is
Esetor of the church. Edith Rivinus,
kster of the bride. was maid of honor,
! nj Looked very well in very pretty
rink frock. 1t was altogether beau
6fnl and solemn wedding. Flo Rivinus,
[be elder brother, gave his sister in
marriage.
MISS coates ID W huNc hCi ois'Ni'
Mrs, Curtis Clay, as matron of honor.
Ind small niece and nephew will act
d pages. ! have not heard positively,
but | suppose, as Mr.. Young comes from
Baltimore, they will live there, though
(or that part of it ] certainly am sorry,
|or We II all miss Mary immensely. She
k such an al-round nice person.
Everybody likes her. However, ! hear
Mr., Young is very charming, so we have
|nly to wish her happiness and not be
|elfsh about her going away.
Holm is as much as four years old.
y And he's certainly Il darling.
furthermore. he speaks his mind out
kn all subjects. for which one may not
blaine him.
The other day dad was shaving, and
|mall John slipped quietly into the room
fnd stood beside him, looking up into
(S face and not saying a word, because
had always been cautioned "Never
BuPak to ofathcr when he's shaving (you
now the kind of talk. ''he might be
ftartcd and cut himself" tand all the
1est Of it,.
50 John did not speak and dad appar.
fntly did not notice lie was there. How
fTer, just as he finished, he bent down
End put a beautiful slah ~ soap on
Rohn'S cheek John raised his small
alamaod arm and wiped his cheek, re-
parking the while. "Gee, you're
hesA' NANCY WYNNE.