Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of Many Going to New York for the
To,ocr-W hitney Wcddng--Shc Talks of Tonighfs
.. Pageant at Memorial Hall

az COURSE, a great many Phila-
~ delpbiaus, will go over to New York
,adoy fot, the Tower Whitney wedding.
yon know &C. il, 10 take place this after
,eo, in 81. Bartho' omcw's Church on
With With avenue. In fact, every one calls
:, Rortbolomew's tho Vanderbilt
oN,rch, because for so. many years
non,bers Of the fnmily have attended
service there. And you Know Mrs,
,ybitney. the brides mother, was Miss
vanderbilt, n sister OF the Countess
Szechcnyi -, ,,.u,-,.,...
ANYWAY. to return to the Philadelphia
- ~ today's alliance. Koderick Tower
~ ,bo son Of the Charlemagnc Towers
I'd a brother of Charlc,nagnc. Jr.,
GaoHrey and Mrs. Robertson, who was
tIoion Tower. The wedding will take
,ioce at 4 o'clock, and, as ! said before,
,sore will be many Philadelphians
,hore ,her Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brin
,nr Coke are going over. aud
~" and Mrs. j. Bcrtram. Lippincott.
Mr and Mrs. Alexander Van Rcnssc-
i.or, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Biddle, Mr.:
ond Mrs. Earl Il. Putnam, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs George II. Iorimer,. Mr. and Mrs.
John NJ. Scott: Mr.. and mrs. IL re
Witt W.T.; Cuyler Mr.. and Mrs: Arthur II.
wv Nr and Mrs. Joseph b. Hutchin-'
.nn .%a' Mr. aud Mrs. J. Ridgway Reilly,
syu' Clement Buckley Newbold, Mary
n%i,on % Ncwbold. The Governor and
Mrs ~o Sproul, Mr.. and Mrs. Seton
Sobrocdtr. ,Jr. (shc was Betty Putnam,
,o, know, and n. first cousin OF ltoddy
Torers). oh, and any number OF others.
,ho,ld say most of the Philadelphlans
n.So SnC wrre asked to the reception will go
over. . -
TENDERS, of the Colonial Danes Of
W America Chapter > had most iu-
tercstipg afternoon yesterday attending
The services at the diocesan church OF
81 Mary when the beautiful diocesan
dag which the chapter had prcsentcu
70 the church was dedicated;
IS tbe kind / understand, one which
wos designed by DR.. Henry NJ. Me
dory of the Church of the Advocate, is
AZ hat church and ! hear there Is an
o,ber at st. Michaels Church In Ger
Resides the diocesan flag the Colonial
Danes gave four correspondingly hand
some silken flags of England. Italy,
Trance and Greece. These flags will
arentually go to the Episcopal Ca
tbedral. plans for which are under way.
THOUGHT that Pauline Denckla,
l with her lovely lace frock and
stately bunch of lilies, was one OF the
most picturesque. brides had seen FOR
many a day on Saturday. She and her
two sisters we're perfectly lovely. And
the bridesmaids dresses were sweet, all
silver gray chiffon and lace. love
lacy bridesmaid frocks, but l do Ike
larger hats. Still the silver and gold
tonups were very becoming, and the
young matron and girls were very smart
looking.
The ushers were all New York men,
with the exception of Paul Denckla,
Pauline's brother. 1t was altogether an !
extremely pretty wedding and ! did |
like lie Grand Cannon S looks: They are |
going to Europe for few weeks on their |
wedding trip, and ! understand will live
In New York. but will spend the sum
mcr at Tuxedo Park, where they have
taken house.
nON'T you wonder what the school
- set will do now for while? No
more dancing class for this year! The
Saturday Evening had it's last meeting
on Saturday. aud Mrs. Wurts's' class
had its last party on Friday. However.
It won't be many weeks before they will
be through school. and then the early
summer parties will start, and the
camps will be ready by July.
There is not great deal of home
life for the growing boys and girls these
days-when it isn't the camp it's the
boarding school; and so they are home
about two months throughout the year.
However, as the boarding school period
IS not apt to be long one, it's generally
a mighty good thing, for it teaches the
certain self reliance; and,
goodness knows, they need it these
days.
TONIGHT We will have the wonder
l. full pageant out at Memorial Hall. {
] am anxious to see it, for i do think q
anything that the artists Of Philadelphia
that show they had at the
Academy about five years ago? My
hut wasn't there rumpus about that l
You remember. Miss Janet Richards
was here at the time, and she de-
nonnccd the want o. garments next day
at one OF her lectures, and every one !
was so excited between their desire to
uphold their own artists pageant 4
against the criticisms of one from an
DLher city, and their wish to say that
they were shocked at some of the cos
tunes. or course, there's to be nothing
shocking in the costumes tonight; but ,
rs to be beautiful and most artistic !
affair. '
A ND tonight there will be thcomuch-
-! looked forward-t Harvard Glee
,n,,ub at the Bellevue Stratford. The !
lhomas j. Dolans will entertain in one :,
u the boxes, and Miss Frances Wister !
VIII! have a number of guests, too y
while the Robert Benedicts will enter !
aln for their daughter Alice. y
SCSlES father had been soldier in
" the American expcditionary force
and one of those stationed in Ger v
,anE' somehow, it seems to me, that :
nose who were in the occupied cities I
ma Ind were apparently well treated by !,
ne E"rmans have less time for them u
~ a nation even than the men who
Swnght them. Dads ideas had their r
,mCct ,oc on Susie evidently. for she is a a
,"ry great little American, and you'll s.
'Srce with me she does not like her late L
,nenlieS. Miss D. asked her re-
,phtIy at Sunday school if any one else
Sss Ssto surely in the lower regions besides .
os.eh' Ssae' and she promptly said. "Oh, Il
res the Germans - v