Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of Saturdays Weddings and The Tea a,
Bryn DIa,or for Mrs. Hoorer7-Oaher Matters
ruouGH il seemed as IL the world

tTuoUGH il seemed as II the world
"A md his wife were getting married
=, Saturday, there were SO many Wed
Jirss lin in and out Of town. the pr,qes
u..iJ rot have had q more beautiful
eoufoT Tho church at st. Martins in the
Gay, aay,, wherc Patty McAllister and
efai, Rorie were married, was simply
,o,r nom,I" perfect profusion Of flowers
wv 'nroryorn looked so smart2 do
L,,r Mrs Charlie Borie Is one Of the
n, .., bondsomest women in town. She
rS such wonderful face, SO clearcut
nsJJ nJ Enn Tt's not mere prettiness. but
NV ror1 6ne character revealed. She has
S,v" .nrs seemed to me the embodiment
~ very happy woman, and I'm al
W. str,,ck with that. look OF content,
s.norer ws.n | meet her. The reception
r"s huge affair, every one was there
spd the presents were simply beauti'
i"!u, Martha McAllister Borie is the
l,n1h,cr of the Rutherford McAllis-
,,r. end came out about four winters
o,o, She is very popular in the younger
~ and has been very active in outdoor
snorts, Sewell Borie is tho second son
~ tbc Charles Louis Borie. Jrs. The
eldest son. Charles Louis.' ID, married
MARY Alice, Clay several years ago.
III Mnrris ond Helen Doughten were
nsrried on Saturday. too; ana so were
Elizabeth Boyd, and Paul Reed
yr,uE last Of the musicalcs given. or
, / ratho- hn'h. nj tho hbr,c ot ~"
y c,orre r. Tylers at Elkins Park took
nlsce last night. There, we're three OF
tbcm. you know. md they. were gwen
ac &lo
,Io Teed street Settlement House. Mrs.
Chorltos Yarnall. Mrs. Harold r. Var
III Ms, Luther "onradi and Mrs.
Gsornc Ttler formed the committee IN
charge Of the concerts,
WAS SURPRISED to hear from the wee
| bird. who has just come up from the
South. that SO many people are down
A. white Sulphur from here. The Rich
srd Cadwalader. Jrs.. are there for
several weeks. and the Caryl Robertsess
have taken cottage, where Edward
Marshall and Franklin Baker are visit
irg them. Mr.. MARSHALL is looking over
snme hunters and jumpers for his al
rsody wonderful stables atShts, place on
rho Reading. The Joseph Sill sClarks
wont down last week, and ;yo,tng Glenn
Griscon,. who is a student at Yale,
snent his nidyear vacation at the
Greenbrier, together with several class
mates. .... .....
TT WAS perfectly lovely out at Bryn
l Mawr on Saturday afternoon. You
know the college gave luncheon, fol.
lowed by reception to Mrs. Herbert
, Hoover and every one was there: L
saw Mrs. George Wharton Pepper
looking very well in black frock and
hat. and Mrs. Alexander Van Reps-
s.laer, Mrs. Herbert Sill Clark, Mrs.
Charles NJ. Lea and Mrs. William A.
Glasgow. Jr. The Hoovers spent the
week end with the Glnsgows, by the
wav. they are friends OF long standing,
I hear. r. ..
Mrs. Ned Browning was at the re-
option. too. also Mrs. John Markoe,
Mrs. Bayard Henry. Mrs. Beau Thom-
on. Mrs. Charlie Tngersoll. Mrs. Bar
clay Warburton. Mrs. Dewitt CuySr,
Mrs. Louis Madeira. Mrs. George
r.oriner. Mrs. Henry Jeanes, Mrs.
Bayard Bowie and many others, most
Of whom had been at the luncheon given
at Pembroke Hall first. o.
It was. altogether a delightful party
and the surroundings made a most at
ractivc and delightful background.
COME of those of us who got, excited
y about government ownership during
1.-The. war and. since will appreciate
Robby's feelings. Bobby went down
70 Old Point Comfort with mother for
the Easter holidays and was duly i'm
nresSed with the great number Of build
ings there. which all seemed to belong
Ito the government. Everywhere he
went and asked What's that?"
'Oh. that's government building"
answered mother. The walk, the
grounds about the buildings, everything
seemed government. Finally mother
and he went to church and when all
was quiet during the service suddenly
= small voice piped up and said ::
Mother is this church Gods or the
Iovernment's?" NANCY WYNNE.