Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

ur II G. Of l.. and the League Of
xo,;ons an everything do not seem
, ancaoemepts coming along, do
s.oP ,nry day or so we hear OF one
tney .osterdey's that of Marion Baird
apd charles Jared Ingersoll is very
sna.s,f,, sna one, ] think. Marion is the
Gemsshtcr Gemshh of the Edgar Wright Bairds
naus" sister of Gaynor Baird, She
ang bcr debut this year. but had not
,nsuc ooinp out recently. because OF the
Gset Getb Of her grandmother, Mrs. Mat
thew Baird o.,u l.,
S" n,ork ms members of the National
wal for women's Service, you re.
ashnr LsashuN 4 great many Chestnut Hill
H,ei. ,rorked wonderfully in that or =
gmt;,,t;on, Marion Is first cousin OF
~ Issnes girls and Of Uytendale Gamer
.nt ..nd JEiizabeih Morgan, all charming and
nnnrlar members Of the younger set.
pOETbar,es Jared Ingersoll is son OF the
CHARLES Edward Ingersolls and a
t.ntber of Anna Ingersoll, Mrs. Orville.
g,Vf; pV,l;tt who was Susie Ingersoll; OF
sturris Ingersoll, who married Marion
Fowle, and Of John Ingersoll. Another
brother was Harry who was captain
in tbe army, aud was killed in France.
His mother was Miss Rita Sturgs, the
eldest of the Sturgis sisters.
II is altogether a nice engagement
and every one is congratulating the young
people. The Bairds have been IN town
To- short while this season. stopping
~ ~ ,he wellington Apartments in Rit-
tenhouse Square.
MARY TROTTER GOODMAN, who
lW is. as YOU know, the daughter OF
Mrs Howard Seaver, came home las'
risht from her trip to Lake Placid. hav-
Inc stopped on the way to visit at st.
Wsry's In Peekskill. the school where
sbo snept year or more before sDe
came out, st. Mary's is in the care OF
an Eniscopal Sisterhood-Ella Brock
In Barry went there, and so did Eliza :
beth THOMPSON Drexcl. and Alva Ser
Seant and Helene Martin and Viola
Beale and Betty Brock, in fact, | can
, berin TO remember all the girls. A grea'
many of the former pupils go up there
for HOLY Week services each year. Alvf
Serraut usually does. but ] have mol
heard II she intends to this April.
J7MILY WELSH has come home from
IL the South. She had been visitint
he- aunt, Mrs. Archibald Thomson. a.
her home In Aiken for several weeks
Emily Is the daughter Of the late Mr.
Sam Welsh. who was Mrs. Thomson
brother. Her mother married again SOM
years after Mr.. Welsh's death. and II
now Mrs. T. Henry Dixon. Emily is tt
be married in June to young Heywart
Myers. Jr., a brother Of the four at
tractive Myers girls.
T HEAR from New York that th
/ MARQUIS and Marchiouess of Blaud
ford are not coming over in the sprint
after all. 1t appears the Marquis
grandfather, Mr., William X. Wander
bilt. has gone over to Europe. and nov
Mrs. Belmont, who. as you know, wa
first Mrs. Vanderbilt and the mothe
ot the Duchess Of Marlborough. has ais
made plans to sail for Europe. So.
the young neople come over at all the.
will probably wait until the return o
one or the other Of their grandparents.
Tn TWO weeks they had had fou
i cooks, and the fact had been men
toned in the family circle with moro o
less gusto. Cccily was busily engaged il
drawing and mother said, what ar
you drawing. darliug?" Come an
see" said the small voice (for Cecil
was five years old and her voice wa
smalD. Mother, saw. but still she wa
not sure. What il it. dear?" "It's
cook" replied small daughter. ''Ru
dearie she hasn't any face" INC
mother. why should she. she's goin
away" Then she added in thoughtfu
tone. that's what they all do.
NANCY WYNNE.