Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-10
I list GOSSIP ABOUTPEO
Nancy lynne Talks of the Many Weddings Scheduled for
Today-She Hears Plans for the To,cer.W hitney
,' Nuptias-Other Matters

yr,oDAy Is certainly a day of we'd,
d;ncs, Ont in st. Martins there will
- 4bo Borie- McAllister alliance: in
w et ST. James. Helen Doughten and
s,Jney Morris will be married at noon,
snd Elisabeth Boyd and Paul Reeds
arr;age anu will be at 4 O'Clock in the
ma lna church So, as | cant go to two
sun y. Tho same time, I think I'll run out
as Tho Borie -McAllister one ut noon
W va in TO the Reed Boyd one at st.
Inu Ianes at A. Two weddings ought to do
me In one day.
FEEL, as il I had so much to talk
obout I do not know quite when and
,rhere TO start. In the first place. have
~on heard how many ushers Roddy
Tower Is going to have when he and
Flora Whitney are married in New
York? Twenty Think of 1t 1t Is
unusual, but ! think it will be very
smart. He's got some mighty good
lockers among them, too. Charlie
T%oote. for instance, and Tom Froth-
ingham. IN :,
man. but all of the ushers are New
Yorkers or Bostonians, mostly Har-
yard classmates. / should say.
The three little Szechenyi children
c,n;lio, Alice and Gladys-daughter Of
Floras aunt Gladys, who Is Countess
s,ocbenyi and a sister of Mrs. Whit
nov and who is over here from Austria
for several months: will be flower girls
together with Beatrice Straight, who is
another little cousin. Small Whitney
Straight will be a page.
The wedding is to take place in st.
Bartbolomews Church, New York, ON
rho afternoon of April 10. A number of
Pbiladelphians are going over to the
wedding, among them the j. Bertram
Iippincotts. Nicholas Biddles. WilliamJ
Paul O'Neills, Henry Brinton Coxes
and very many others.
rUHEN, did you know that the Co
/ ,ouial Danes of America. Chapter
o Philadelphia. have sent out invita-
tions for a Service of Dedication Of
Flags. The flags, il appears, are a gift
NJ thc chapter to the Cathedral Foun-
daton and the ceremony of acceptance
and blessing of the flags will be held at
the Diocesan Church Of st. Mary on
sunday, April IS. The Colonial Danes
gave the flags at one of the meetings
several weeks ago, and they were ac-
reptpd BY the vicar, but the formal
dedication service will be held in the
church The flags are four in number,
Iodo rnuio of hanntifnl silk and are very
hnnJso,ro h,uuI
SAW Betty Brock today going into
l the French bakery Really. you
meet all our trends there tnes' p nanS.
dont you DC thaI US ~ may, 10y
was wearing very good looking dark
sports suit and scarf and tweed hat
heavily Stltched' whicn was pulieu
down tlght over her nair' isaoelae ue
CarVallo was WIN ner' Sne wus III ~
brown tweed hna Her SPOTS MAJ u.
Drown was worn 'ii'eu i''tio o"eN
from her lace'
11,rI1. horo i Easter week almost
w HN' -, .;,sa
over 'nn we n'N' 'H'ylNr. ,.r'' ~
ness we nave sun the Musk unu WE
the Glrl scout Deneht performance Ut
inc Garrick lneatre. Inc l0ur BOXES
!. Wits Martin; Mrs. 5oh9 hampton
a"J W. SdworL ~ StatashuTv and their
onests have heard n great many per-
sons Sav thav mr., going Tn the FIRST
nIrco rho show il very good according
70 tbe reviaws in tho noners ofter tho
Srst nerformancc here last Monday !:
md IN rho second nloce rvrTv nnr vino
knows about tbe scouts wants TO helm
toward tbeir summer comm. and that
ia what tba nroceods of tba bonefit will
bc devoted TO. some sentence. but in
volved though II is, believe Won get
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