Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
J1IST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
|scrcy lynne Esclaims OUer the Number Of Weddings
\ Che Tells Of the Cushman Clubs Reception to Meet
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Skinner

| ur,r. YOU it's dificule these days,
IpL ,,itb trying to get few clothes
j what WIZ ,vritine this column. an
made, ;,n a,,u and places to go 70 mere;
everything osarywhere and weddings,
there anu e,v . knew so many. L tell
We'll. ] nevfr ,s will be ready for the
you. mos ", The time we pay all the
poorhoro ,yedding presents sent tnls
bills io' Good night It's just one atter
another sn,..ysr June will pass, as an
Howeyen' and we will enter into
things III, J n little letup on tae
July w'sr ssnbiect. that is, there VIII pc
wedding suy cr four to think about IN
only ln,,,b lnn,b and August. And then IN
that ,,Sor n,Sn and October they VIII start
IN ,sss',h ssslhn Ncwlin will be married m the
Edisn h"t thc date is not positively
early ,au' W. yet vd She is at present, visit
setleu a sancc's family in Boston;
ing nelv engaged to Marland Hobbs, oil
that hat,s elsi l. The daughter Of the Richard
Bdi.n 10 wbo live out at Whitford.
Newlllnsii ii,o",i' " on the Main Line. She
beyonu .ocond daughter and came out
the sat. ~ ton which Mrs. William
4 4 Iieber gave TO ihltU; Marr;son
.notber cousin, Sara naI'9JI'd aIar i d;d miss
nsSneakiug Of Mrs; Lieper. oerc sbnw @ iast
,.s 90 much at the morse Sno" Mor
y. ua.t I do feel so sorry ior & ner u, aaa
ssnshand s died just rev wtens .sn,, ,rnro aso
nSs nssr a short illness and as ~'neS nSSrr;oi wIs
most devoted couple anu uv have
\ ri their tastes, his death mus. ,s, n"'''
%eu very great sorro" " "
THINK that Rita stursis's wedding
-, 10 very pretty on Saturday. Sne
|i VIII " Nary one of the Chollneiyy !.
's 70 non m not one. of the twins. puI
Jones "b hrotber, His name Is Edward
g taIlpN N;~el but they call him Niger, i, 1
uwen ns' OF course, you know tne
gnders, gn,,a,ov Jones twins. They lived IN
yooll;t,,'f w a;,S Tor long time, and you never
tns eother from which. j unders,anu
snew snewarr;ed one lives on the Main Line
tne hia.h;l mh;le the other, who was WIN
now p, " S Gross during the war. had oeen
ine hea New York when ! last heard
nsius h;,o " | do not think he is marrleu'
nn nrhans 30. so many things happen
Y. days It's awfully hard TO Keep
iness uf's of everyone. And ! could not
Va 'r rou which one married ana wnlcn
~ Ma,it Anyway, | only knew one, put
iDS enund i was always bowling 10 'ne
o'Ty, Th. bridesmaids at the wedding VIII
im T,;ss Inches. of Boston Edith jar
y e,r % Farr. Gertrude Marshall Geer'
w., ,na p;nlev Moffat. Constance wicker
.ssm .ssu and and sylvia Grinnell Van Rens-
.usm .aaa, of New York, and Eleanor
p.aSt Worthy Mitchell, Dorothea
thclmeley Jones and Elizabeth Motifs
Of this city. -
rrAyE you heard about the tea which
| II ,be reception committee OF the
Charlotte Cushman Club Will nave OUT
st the home of Mrs. George Lorimsr'
IN Wyncots? II will be on Friday at.-
sruoop and the guests Of honor VIII De
M. and Mrs. Otis Skinner.
The SINNERS. by the way, are gong
ant TO California soon, as Mr.. Sklnner
1 n act for the movies out there Tor
vhile This summer. I think he Is to
appear on the screen in "kismet, one
Of bis best plays. - Iii,
All tbe members Of the board will
attend the tea. Mrs. James Large and
Mrs. George Fales Baker will preside at
the tea table and receiving with Mrs.
iorimer will be Mrs. Cyrus ii. X. Cur
lis, Mrs. Mortimer Brown. Mrs. Har-
rison Gamer, Jr.. Mrs. Thomas Gar
land. Mrs. Pope Yeatman, Miss Frances
Crscom, Mrs. Walter Waring Hop
Elnson, Mrs. Wayland Hoyt, Mrs.
Paul Haskell, Mrs. William II, Green
end number of others. II 1t is a
clear day there will be tea out Of doors
and Il sounds like lovely party to me.
] think Mrs. George Baker had it at
her home last year.
It's usual for some member of the
board to open her home to the others
after the year of work is over for a
party. Most of the year is given to
work to help the club along. It's such
q splendid thing, that club. l often
wonder II other cities have as fine a
place for the young actresses passing
Through the city for few weeks at u
time as the Charlotte Cushman Club Of
Philadelphia.
p0LLY and Jackie had come to
grandmother's to luncheon, and as
Polly is now as much as four years
Cd she can talk quite plainly, and so
when they sat down at table Granny
ssid; Polly. dear, will you say grace?"
And Polly, bowling her small head of
curls' murmured her little prayer de-
youty. She said the words so clearly
and reverently that Aunt Mary. who
was sitting next to her. thought it
would be well to praise her, and she
aid' That was beautiful, dear, I'm
Iufe your little prayer was heard" then
seeng Jackie's eyes looking into hers,
Us added: Can you say grace.
'acAe!" Yep" said Jackie, "Grace. "
NANCY WINNIE.