Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11
c,o,,v Barnes yesterday morn. .

r,o,,v Barnes yesterday morn
"a" s IN Broad street station sta, en% sbs
! ing Ir,v II was good to look at; sne
Sbe cer.a; cerar;nS A dark blue tafteta 1rock,
vas wes ,sa a. FOUND, high neck style wnicn
cot ID ,.In.nming .na to those who can wear
b 80 OeoV eo yery trying to those VINO can,
Il anu Ss.,;,y So is one who can, ana sne
not Cee,,y eset,,;ynning. The frock was
looked 18th n little tan silk braid
| trinmeu the hat was rough brown
ins anu an.ued o from the face In front
straw tatn, .an ribbon were used MS trim
Loops nd ot a. q closely fitting lace veil was
most peconnns pee. engagement to Emile Geye-
Oecn. ornounced just about week
LIN was nor remember. Mr.. and Mrs.
ago, !ou ,rore with Cecily yesterday,
Barnes was evidently starting on
and sue ,;sit. for there were bags and
trlp p,oUDsral =, air of going away about
her; .u- ia Mr.. Barnes's daughter by
~ 6rst marriage. Her mother was
T Ti.s Emily Leland Harrison, a daqgh-
y. n'' n the late Mr.. and Mrs. J3hn
uu,-risou, u and a sister OF the late Le-
and M,s Leland Harrison was married to
y. Frank Thorne Patterson some
MI. after her husbands death, and
!ea'Ip " psrnes married Miss Eleanor Bid
MI n some time after his wife's death.
@ Ge 'V tro Harrison men, Norris and
iIs Jr.. are first cousins of Cecily,
! JONI her two sisters, Sylvia, who was
ana mad I'D 70 Commander Forde Todd,
Ts 4. several years ago, and Doro-
H. H. who studied for trained nursing,
G .na who has been living for several
years in Washington.
EVERYBODY was saying yesterday
n that our tennis champion had got
IAN tempcramental since he became
.Samnion ~ on the other side. and so
d .onld not 20 to Newport, but between
W" I and me and the gatepost. wee
Sr5 told Inc that he had just gotten
D,,v .aw car and said car appealed to him
mo,e than another round of tennis.
Ssunort % has all the other successful
.,svsrs ANYHOW, so they ought to let
Y"r;or have his car and wool sweater
III N himself il he wants them
IN any case. with or without him,
ns others are being feted to their
hearts content, and luncheons and dim
rsrs are so many that they have to
Sivide up. and only one or two go to
..rb On Monday, for instance. MIR.
,rd Mrs. William 7. Burden, Mrs.
Rsrrer Wallach and Mrs. Lewis Gou-
rrrneur Morris all gave luncheons in
tbeir honor. And in the evening there
vac dinner in the Casino grill aud
smother given by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
" Frueauff on their yacht Northwind.
| Yesterday the Goadby Loves gave n
i,rre luncheon for all the players. ana
IN The evening Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stewart Cushman gave n dinner dance.
This evening there is to be a dance
ryen in the tennis players honor by
| he navy officers, and the week will end
/ with q luncheon on the yacht Aloha,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss
James as hosts.
7 WONDER how on earth they are
| having time to take part In the
tournament. Wouldn't you think so
much entertaining and so much rich food
would interfere with the playf But l
r.ss not; they were probably just as
much entertained in England where
they won the championship. It does
seem a pity that Junior Tilden didn' t
manage to get there. for every one
wanted so to see him.
I HEARD the most beautiful story
! the other day about a recent bride
groom, and l just pass it along to you.
You see. he was married in another
city and his best man, who was also
Philadelphian. had great time help
ing said bridegroom to keep up his
nerve. Finally. the time for the we'd
ding being very near, the bridegroom,
who was getting more and more nervous
every minute (entirely forgetting that
be would simply be "among those pres
srt" at the wedding. as no one ever
looks at the bridegroom suggested that
they walk to the church. He felt he
needed the air. And so they started
forth and walked briskly along. the
bridegroom. with dreamy eyes. striding
ahead apparently thinking of nothing
The best man. however. began to look
about him. Finally he said to the
bridegroom. Say. do you know where
this church is we are going tor "Why,
why; er-er--I thought I did," said the
gentleman in question, but do you
know I'm not sure" well, we'd
better ask some one quick" said the
best man, "for all the motors and car
,,iages see are going in the opposite
direction" Well. they stopped in at
store and inquired and found that
Sey had been walking directly away
rom the church. Believe me. they did
some sprinting but they got there in
tme. 1t happened couple of months
tso' and you need not expect me to
HIl you who it was. but there's moth
ms against your guessing if you want.
NANCY yyyNNyE