Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12

-,uAT was very interesting engage
Ut announced on Saturday, was
my PATTY Borie and Albert Nalle.
! NO.. NO. porie. you know. Is the daugh-
pa'Ie Mr.. and Mrs. Beauveau Borie. Z
yer u a,d n granddaughter Of Mr.. and
sr., Reouyeau Borie, CT Arlington. She
ursi sho only daughter, and a most at
! Tive u Young person. She Is tall and
usc' dork. and was named for her
ve.yydmotber, very who was Miss Patty
Nepp,nit Nepnttv Boric made her debut about
Iussy rsors ago and had q splendid time,
@ foui q a niece of Charles l.. Borie, Jr.,
9ls 9IIo,nbe p. Borie. Sd, Renshaw Borie
huy'syi fss Mrs George Beals, Of Boston. Her
nnd nN,hsr y was Miss Anna Newbold, sis
HUI iO ~ tbe late Mr.. Arthur Emlen New
YEA ,el u and Of Mr.. Clement Newbold, Mr..
go,u ggSn 8, Newbold and Mrs. William j.
Tavlor. all of this city.
leytc ~ NaHe Is son of the late Mr..
1.sse Nalle and Mrs. Nalle: His
Ssotber. Dick Nalle, married Dorothy
T,v g;sston, and Angela Nalle,. a sister,
,ras married about six weeks ago to
living P. Corse, Of Minneapolis. Mrs.
Noile was Miss Edith Tilghman.. This
onaapement marks another union OF
eH and distinguished Philadelphia
families. - ..-
TT ALWAYS interests. me to hear
| about the coming debs. There's
something especially charming about the
youth Of bud. Whether she's pretty
ar ot not she is so delightfully young that
n makes one glad with her that she is
alive and having a good time. remem-
her dear old gentleman who was al
,rars us, verv fond of his daughter and her
s.;srds and who used to join in their
az and enjoy il all as much as, they
ia ia He said one day: II do not think
qSS 9Sove ever seen a young girl who was
nj nretty. Perhaps her features may
not he perfect, but she has the complex
ion of youth and the JOY OF living. A
sweet ~ young girl is one of the greatest
creations in the world
We'll, speaking of sweet young girls,
Maize Stewart is coming out next year,
and she is a peach. She is the daughter
~ Mrs. Robert G.. lie Conte, who was
tormerly Mrs. Antonio Stewart, and Is
tbs third of the four Sturgis sisters
Ws,ie's aunts are, therefore, Mrs.
Tbarles Edward Ingersoll, Mrs. james
potter and Mrs. Edgar Scott. Maize is
t.Il like her mother, and has her won :
Ssrful style and grace. She Is dark like
tbe Stewards, rather than fair. like the
Sh,rsis side of the family, but she has
her mothers mannerisms. as said once
before in the column. And IL she is one
half as attractive as her mother, who
was one OF the leading bellies of her year;
and, indeed, many years after. she VIII
do we'll. Formal plans for her intro
duction have not yet been announced
but there. is likely to be much enter
tanning in her honor. The lie Contcs
live at Twentieth and Spruce streets.
T HAVE been hearing more about
/ George Lea Febiger. to whom
Georgene Butler is engaged. Do yor
know he is in the army? He is a cap
tain, it seems, also his father Is In tn
army and is colonel. His father
name is Lea Febiger, and he and MRS
Febiger are at present in San Fran
cisco. Miss Butler is the daughter o.
the late Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoilen
bach Butler. and is, a niece OF Mrs
George F. Lasher who announced TN
engasement. Georgene is down at At
lantic City for a while, staying a
the Chalfonte hotel.
T SAW Maize Rush Bartol the Other
L day going through Rittenhous'
Square with her husband. MAIZE
looking very we'll. She was wearing :,
dark blue and white figured voil'
frock. made with a semi i-draped skirt
and the open necked bodice was finish
ed with a frill. Her hat was semi
large model of henna georgette. trim
med with fine French flowers arranged
close TO the crown
YOU know how every one leases Vir
l. ginians! And, after all, they d.
think they're "some punkins,' nov
don't they? " ell, be that as 1t may, tn
other day young Philadelphian mar
ried n Virginia girl. and straightwa
after their wedding trip was over an
they had settled down to live here
friend husband said to his wife; "W
must 60 down to Independence HaI
for I want to show you the Libert
Bell" "Pshaw!" said she. ''I know
all about your old bell" "Well, bu
you must see it." So she agreed, an
one afternoon when he called up fror
the Office and asked her to meet hin
downtown to visit the bell, she ac
quiesced, and having met him they ap
preached the sacred spot, he filed wit
awe, and she filed with Virginia back
ground.
See" said he with rapture, ~
rang for every great event In thi
country from the Declaration of indie
pendence, down until this great crac
broke through its side. That was whe
It was tolling for the death of a.
"Oh! yes I know, all about your ol
bell," said Mrs. Virginian, "and
know all 1t tolled for. and it cracke
ringing for a great Virginian, Justic
Marshall Of Virginia" "Well," sal
Mr.. Philadelphia, with great politenes:
that, to me, proves the weakness G
the bell," and having had the last wor
he began to show her the original sigma
lures and Washington's chair, but whe
she reminded him that Washington to
was Virginian, he decided to go t
the Ritz for tea.
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