Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08

,x,rpEN,T yod surprised yesterday
w n hear that Nancy JenerSys Ynu you
A,rsrnon Clapp were married auo
tbey had not announced sia ~ not
ssra,o,nent. ssr, and so some OF us Woncv
know there was romance III nne ord Mrs
TnF~ IoFerys is the daughter OF III @hestnnt a
W;lIsm Hamilton Jetferys, VI Rouse
Hi YOU know that ,,,,o attra..m and
on .ne s,rcot It's all painted whlte anu
new ianoiv s,i latticcd vines in VARIOUS
mas 'V onJ n garden at the side. Inc
spa sp0ls a" lived in China for good many
JeneryS yond returned to this country only
!sai., Syo wears ago. DR.. Wllnam
s ap9u. ;s n brother Of the Kev. Dr;
yeaaerss Of st. Peters Episcopal
!ene.Sh'' Jannch at Third and Pine streets. ,
'nSiis Sisernon Clapp is the son of Mrs. B'
hlgei N Tpann' Of 1908 Walnut street.
iIo Lanr %os Graduated from Pennsylvania
ile ,o,T and served in the war. Nancy
IN la.nrs iw is the eldest of the three JET
gns Sens' Girls but she is not old at that;
isrfo fsct 7 do not think she Is twenty one
ln i"' She is a very sweet little girl, nnu
hono they'll be happy ever after.
Fiapnorents ETp seem to be the style these
a,rs They went to Elkton, you know.
WASN'T it heavenly yesterday, and
w did YOU ever see SO many people on
I,,..tnrf a,u street In all your life? /
.hnmsht S; IL must be a holiday or some
thims os 7 tried to walk one square
.niv srirs' and lodged and slid sideways and
IN and ont, finally reaching my destina-
Zion ot the end Of ten minutes.
Alter saturday I suppose every. one
nanted 70 rush out and do the shop
n;ng thcy had put off on account OF the
SSrasdful weather. 1 saw Mrs. Bob lie
Tonte and her daughter Maize going up
Chestnut street, arm in arm. Maize
Sas wearing a sort Of felt green sports
bat ttirned back from her face, and a
dark blue frock, which was very smartly
made on plain lines. Mrs. LIE Conte
wore a dark blue suit. / was thinking
rs saw them, except when in mourning
i have never known Sturgis to be
without dark blue tailor made suit.
In fact, I have been told they were
among the first women here to wear
the tailor made suits which in the last
twenty or twenty five years have be-
come so popular.
Mrs. Robert r. Glendinning was
roing into a Chestnut street store when
saw her. She was wearing a dark
blue suit, too, and a rather small dark
blue straw hat, upturned in front, with
q yellow wheat trimming.
T HOPE to 60 out to the Chaplin Me-
i mortal Home for the Blind on
Thursday afternoon, because they will
have their tenth annual June fete there,
that those interested in the. home may
md fbot fba 1oor old II, al taS
may have a good time meeting the
visitors. The fete will last from 5 until
10 o'clock, and there will be music,
entertainment and n sale of fancy arti-
ces. Supper will be served from j
until Z o'clock.
The board of managers Is very anx
ious to build an addition Of twelve rooms
to the house. 1t accommodates now
twenty seven old people who have lost
their eyesight. There are any number
waiting to get in, and it is such dc
lightful little place out on Woodland
avenue one does not wonder that there
is demand. You know, it is not en-
dowed and receives no appropriation
Mr.. John Cadwaader is president OF
the home; Mr.. George A. Smith, vice
president; Mr.. William II. Woodward
secretary, and Mr.. W. Bruce Barrow
treasurer.
MRS. WILLIAM II. WOODWARD
A'1 is chairman of the auxiliary com
mittce OF ladies at the Chaplin Home
AS Mrs. Woodward. 1 think ] hav,
toid you at various times, is blind her
sell She can accomplish much. Fol-
every one who meets her and hear.
Of the home and the blind for whom
she works so hard. is more than anxiou.
10 help along. Mrs. Woodward told III,
only the other day of several distress
ing cases of those who are waiting {,
gain admittance there.
nhe goes to see these people herself
IN TACT, she told me she is glad she il
pIlnd, because her own affection ha
helped her so to understand others, ant
mas made her want so much to he'll
thcm' She can do a great deal NOR,
llNan great many persons who have al
their faculties; her hands are so deft
ana she takes the right kind of pride il
doing things. It's great encourage
ment to others to meet person like her
MY DEARS, know it's going t,
t'A come out very soon, and you reall,
wont be surprised, in way, and thcl
again you will. But they simply pon'
iet me tell you. SHE has pretty sum,
1 mar and blue eyes, and I saw her tn
other day wearing n blue frock and
4 pig picture hat, and she just locke
darllng. He is very good looking, too
and has two awfully pretty sisters. On
Or them came out this last year. Ca
you guess?
NANCY wYNNE.