Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-29

TT READLn seems as ! tne "no,e
i world were getting married thls
April! | have seldom known Oh so
many weddings in one month as there
have been this year.. And three New
York Philadelphia alliances, TOO. Inc
April II, the Tower whitney wedd,ng
over there on tne letn anu yes.efuay
the Randolph 'Cocnrane marriage III
Long Island.
OF course, New iork anu u numVer
Of our philaueipn,a peoPs, ,. uspe''arS aro
those who go mucn 10 NeWPor,, are
interested in the Nanoer9iit Littieton
wedding in New YORK todayIanu' OF
course, you've heard ana read apout me
wedding cake when Is nve ana hai,
feet high and three teet IN aIameter ana
has twenty -hve layers, one 10 oe eaten
each wedding anniversary year. WnaC
worries me about !! ls, where on eartn
they VII, keep sa,u , csSu ,Ur ,Ua al Ill, snoSn nIi
years? IL WIZ need young room an
10 itself, ] shouid say ,r,;t ntu , une s'otE ;i,
is, that salu caSe .ta'i 49, 49, thn ',,aad;,n
breakfast. iii, -, !,
Inc inJ, ,hat No one wants salads and
contenu "a ,ud 90 on M Ave in tbe after.
pettlee and so wbetber one agrees with
noon. 81 ~ will he tho correct thing
ner OF no'' rsrtsin,y any movement to
60 agree' vitb The extrayarance Of the
40 s~n. ..rt;os will NOT he frowned upon,
nsual pmoddirg BREAKFASTS have not. "a
tnous" 49, zoo elaborate in tbe general
oplnnion. !, n be n,aced IN n revo,v.
, tehia and will be ornamented with
os, oi wi,, have n slice so as I hear
,Serc are to be more than 500 guests
perhaps the private room will not have
10 be- built for the cake after all. It's
all very quaint and pretty, and hope
II will be as lovely a day as that on
which Flora Whitney and Roderick
Tower were married. They, by the
way. are on their wedding trip going
West. The Cannops have gone TO
Europe, as they had planned, and
sailed on Monday If the boat did get
OF as they expected.
| hear the Nanderbile- Littleton
couple are going to take six months
motor trip.
T SAW Mrs. Harry VAIN Harrison the
/ other day, and she was wearing such
n stunning looking dark blue cloth
dress. heavily embroidered in blue silk.
The skirt was very short, and on either
side was silk tassel. With this dress
she wore small neckpiece of sable and
n small close hitting hat OF dark blue
straw. and one OF those. good looking
French wells. Mrs, Harrison has such
good taste IN her clothes; in fact, she
is one OF the pest -dressed women IN
Philadelphia
nlD you know the savoy is going TO
~ give "The Mikado" this year? They
have not had performance since 1918
and every. one in the cast is wildly
enthusiastic about 1t all. They are
having rehearsals twice every week;
and the cast mas now been named, and
believe me, they nave some good singers
therein, Marian Taylor Will be the
prima donna. Sne mas very loVely
voice ana mas peen doing quite iot
OF singing tnis year. bnzapeth Latta
Is 10 DC fittl olng' ana you SNOW wnat
voice sne mas And Lyala beattS
Is feep 40. hatisha VIII 9e I'M
psrsonated py Elsie brint9n, ana at one
ot the renearsaIs the otner nlgnt sue
sang Tor US after inc WORK was zone,
ana her voice, tne low notes, Oh my
goodness me, put IL seems 10 grow more
beautiful everytime ! near her. she
real coutraito. Anu sue pas such
sase presence 100.
Clarence Brinton, no relation to Miss
koko will be Lesley Joy. Norman Barr
- n iogh pan m, anu rahhnn Noou -
-" iuSu' lne neh are aii very soou'
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