Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-29

r>ID you know that Henrietta Sturgis
IL and Edward Cholmeley Jones are
too IN be married on the 18th Of
@ @ne at ST Paul's Church in Chelten-
Somp think II Is 80 nice that she is TO
ha married here instead of In New York,
a. though she lives half Of the time
IN New York, she has become a part of
Philadelphia through spending the
snring and summer at Laburnums, the
beoutiful old Sharpless place In Chelten
Hills. When Mrs Sharpless died, sew
srai wears ago, she left the place to her
daughter, Mrs. Sturgis, and they have
made IL their permanent summer home
Rita came out here and In New York.
Her father was the late Robert Sturgis,
a brother of Mrs. Charles Edward
Jngersoll Mrs. James Potter, Mrs.
Robert lie Conte and Mrs. Edgar Scott.
l have never met Mr.. Cholmeley-
Jones, but / hear very nice things
about him. Let's see, didn't suggest
something the other day about June 12
and watching for wedding invitationsp 2
Well, yes, so l did. And now suppose
you watch a little longer. Perhaps
we'll hear Of another.
AS THE Horse Show and Country
~ Fair gets more and more exciting
every day am beginning to think about
the pageant which ] heard about yes
terday and the day before and for which
there are signs all about the grounds
of the Midway.
Mrs. Otis Skinner planned the tab
leaux, with the assistance of Mr.. Harry
Schaefer, Of the Plays and Players, und
Mr. J,oonold Seyffert
And, personally. think it would be
an awful pity to miss 1t. It is called the
Pageant Of the Horse and will start with
n tableapx of Pegasus and the Three
Graces. said Three Graces being inner
sonated by Brownie Warburton, Re-
becca Thomson and Peggy Thayer. Mrs.
Victor Mather will appear as Queen
Boadicea in her war chariot and Gilbert
Mather will be Knight of the Cru
sade.
Joan Of Arc will be impersonated by
Polly Thayer, while Wister Randolph
will be the Cowpuncher latter Reming-
tom.
Then there will be the Circus Rider,
who will be Mary Law, and Kitty Penn
Smith will be the Clown in that pic
ture. Aleck Yarnall will pose as an
Indian and the Hunt will be imper
sonated by Mr.. Lawrie Bodine, Mrs.
Billie Clothier and Mrs. Aleck Yarnall.
Four young boys and girls will ap-
pear in The Race" the two little
Stout girls, Charles Mather, I'd, and
young Tom Wanamaker, while Mrs
Billy Reeves will be the Gainsborougt
Lady.
understand there is to be A sort O,
platform erected for the posing and ther
there VIII be great general procession
but all the plans are not divulged a.
yet.
0N MONDAY we will have another
~ day of Horse Show, and then on
Tuesday will come the Arlington fete
which, instead Of coming "Once In {
Blue Moon," as the title might imply
comes every June. It's the one tim,
that money is asked for the Arlington
Hospital, and so 1t seems to me it ough
to be encouraged. And then they d.
have such remarkable happenings on,
does want to go out and see it all.
For instance, there is to be an air
| plane flying overhead several times dur
Ing the afternoon, and confetti will b.
dropped therefrom on the heads of tn
guests. j always wanted to pick some
thing up that had dropped from an air
plane and now is my chance.
The Fashion Show in connection will
the fete will be under the drec
tion of Mrs. Altemus, Mrs. Warburto,
and Mrs. Norman Macleod. Mrs. Ton,
Geyelin will pose as a bride, as She di,
at the fashion show in connection will
the Indoor Horse Show. and Elizabetl
Altemus will be the flower girl. while
Mary and Ellen Glcndinning. Mar,
Norris, Pauline Bell and Elizabetl
Brockie will be bridesmaids.
Mrs. Ned Browning has consented T.
appear in her economy costume and 81:
small boys and six wee girls will. shoy
chidren's costumes. There will b
everything under the sun for sale, eve
baby lion, sheep, goats. piggics
vacuum cleaners and everything in
blue moon. It's going to be simpl
great.
THEi were dancing together for tn
tirSt time and she thought he dance,
awfully well, and in fact sighed wit
relief. because Just two dances bcfor,
that one she had had a terrible tim
dancing with a man she'd met in tn
Paul Jones. who apparently had fla
feet, and said feet had got muchly il
her way.
With the thoughtlessness of youth
quoth she, as they sat on the balloon
after the dance. well, you can dance
Good night met the most awful ma
IN the Paul Jones. There" she said
who's that?" That's my cousi
John" replied the young man. An
there was an awful pause.
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