Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-14

"A week of June and more weddings.
Nat that there IN one today, but "they
ar. coming Father Abraham, some UNI
On, .Ibousand strong." can't remember
th. quotes exactly, but this ! know,
that this week we will marry Marjory
Tavlor and Gordon IIardwick on
Wednesday, and Anna Collins. OF VIII
r,ington, and David Bullock, of this
citv down in Wilmington that same
day and that on the 18th EVELYN Smith
and Fred Lee will be married at st.
Marks and that same day Jimmie
Cromwell and Delphino Dodge will be
married In Detroit and there will be
nuite a number Of Philadelphians up
there for that affair.
Hope Cromwell is to- be the matron OF
honor, YOU know. and Mary Glendin-
Ming is TO be one of the bridesmaids,
but @ the other attendants are from De.
troit and other places.
THEN on the nineteenth there will be
L Sidney Franklin and Francis Bohl-
ems wedding In Ardmore. No. that's
nil right. her name is Sidney and his
ia Francis, I'm not mixed. Mary Mac
Kenzie Moss, Of Rowling Green, ny.
and Eugene Simonin are to be married
ding will be In Kentucky.
great many Philadelphians. are
ooinx down to that wedding, too. for
Eugene is having a number Of ushers
from here. and several other friends will
20 as we'll.
So YOU will agree with me that II IL
somo week OF weddings though not as
Ind as last week. Think of Satur-
dav Three out in Wyncote and Chcl-
ten Hills alone. Another in Chestnut
Hin and fifth in Phoenixville, you
inst could not get to them an. Me,
didn't 20 to one. was so hot l Just
couldn't. But heard O lot about thom
all and they must have been pretty, II
frightfully hot.
DEOPLE are certainly going away
/ and not waiting for the first OF next
month. as they often do: Such neat as
Friday and Saturday Will start any ono
going IL he or she can. -, ,
The Doughertys will stay with Mr.
Sinnickson at Narragansett Pier TINS
year, You remember Fanny Sinnickson
married. Tom Dougherty just few
weeks ago. Somehow il would not seem
like Narragansett Pier without the SIN
nickson girls there. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Sanartss-the latter was MissN' Betty
Sinnickson-will also stay for a time
as Mr.. Sinnickson's guests. -,
As usual the two Norris families. the
John Norrises and the Dick Norrises'
will be UP at Narragansett Tor couple
OF months, and Mrs. Alexander Brown
and her little sons will 60 there around
the 1t OF July. Kitty Penn, smith VIII
stay with her sister, Mrs. bro"n' ior
some time during the summer, -,
"a n Newport as usual They have
snent their summers there for many
Years and are quite part OF the New
mort gayety. though New workers. 90
saw that Southampton is to be the place
this year. However, something tens me
that Newport will never be withont us
attraction and tho season there VIII DC
as successful as ever.
The Joe Wideners are going up for a
time probably. il not for the whole sum
mer, and Miss Julia Berwind and Mar
garet Dunlap are already there. Inc
Craig Biddles have not decided definite
". I hear, about their summer there,
but cannot believe II they remain on
this side Of the water. they VIII not
spend some time in Newport, Both Mr;
and Mrs. Biddlc are always IN demand
at that resort. And Mrs. Riddle Is GER
tainIy one stunning looking woman.
Speaking Of them reminds me, that
Mrs. Biddle's mother and her husband,
in other words the Hartman kuhns,
are going to spend some time in Paris
this summer and will visit Elsie Whelen
Clews. who is. you know, Mrs. Kuhn y
younger daughter.
WHAT wonderful tia,s our Phila-
w delphia women must have had IN
Chicago last week. You know Mrs. viii
lis Martin, Mrs. Walter Thomson.
Mrs. Barclay Warburton and several
others went on and then stood all that
awful heat and excitement. think /
should have passed out with said heat.
And then the excitement when results
Of the ballots were announced!
TALKING Of the excitement and con-
i vcnton and everything, let me give
you a little peep into Tommy's mind
on the matter. Tommy's mother was
strong for Hoover and Tommy heard
him much talked of throughout the day
and week up to the time of the con-
vention. A question came into his mind
and he worried and worried and puzzled
over it. Finally he asked: Mother, IL
they should nom nate Mr.. Hoover, er--
ei-who-er-who'd be Mr.. Hoover?"
| know it sounds involved but think
1t out and its pretty good. Maybe the
convention thought Of that too.