Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-30

x6Iss MALES wedding. though
M small. will be very pretty affair
.,;s afternoon. Her engagement to PEN
rorse was announced just a week ago,
-, remember. A few days before that
a. Corse came on from Minneapolis,
~,orc be has been connected In business
a.. some time. and It was decided to
h.,e the ceremony take place today.
n.o, will 20 to Minneapolis for short
.,a,o and then on to Wyoming. where
A. ~. ,il be at Jackson's Hole for the
wv, .,ror Penn Corse lived in this city
'O .-ino,,v He is cousin OF Mrs.
9rs., pitfield. of Germantown. and
always been very popular in the
!oSsn,a,l Hebe Dick and Betsy Steel will
1a.,ror girls at the wedding and the
D,nnv De will be performed by the Rey.
9fIe a Ransomc. of Christ Church,
n,iaa;s rho is n cousin of the bride.
M,,Ii; Sallc is a sister of Albert Nalle,
~" viii be the best man at the wed 4,
sno s;rg and of Dick Male, who married
Dorothy Disston. I'D.
rsN'T Il funny, talking OF relatioh
ah;ns how YOU do get mixed some
- about them and about people you
uns u.ra Known all your life? For instance,
nav HMSooSresday said blithely that Mary
nson Newbold was q niece of Mr..
ioSn scott and of Mr.. Alexander Scott,
.ud inst Yesterday II came TO me why
no npu not that Scott family at all. Her
n,hnr who was Miss Mary Dickinson
Scott Scott a daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Scott.
40 said. was q sister ot the late Edgar
Scott. and was not related TO the otner
SCOTS at all. SO far as l know "A
case of mental alteration, put , lNy
- correct n statement II L realize !
have made a mistake.
NaR. GEORGE ARLIss will b
lW the guest of honor at the Char :
Iotte Cushman Club this afternoon. lou lou
lnow how delightful those teas usua,l!
ore and Mr.. Arliss Is certainly grea'
drawing card. He was to nave oee9
there last week. but the party at the oio
.ctnrs md actress home in Holmes
burg prevented his going to the cush
man Club, so the managers put 1t OH
dill today.
A NUMBER of prominent womer
"A living on the Main Line were en
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs
Frank T. Griswold ut her homo II
padnor Mrs Griswold had asked Miss
Colt, of the national board of the
" c. A., to come over and talk TO hei
ruests and to outline for them the
" work to be done in PhIadclphia
For q long time women OF socia
nromiuencc were not deeply interested
IN the Y work, but this year grea
MANY have gone into it and grea
drive is on at present Mrs. George Nc
Fadden and Mrs. Bob Strawbridge ant
yarions others have given tens for th'
7 workers and have interested most o
their friends in 1t. too.
Mrs. Griswold, who is to my think
Ing one of the smartest looking womel
IN Philadelphia, was a delightful host
ess, and every one, had most cnJoy
able afternoon. Mrs. Frederick l'alst
who is chairman of the field committee
smoke, too, aud gave a summary OF tn
ideals of the y. w. G. A. The meet
ipg was held that the women invited
might understand what the work her
is to be. 1t was not for any collection
q funds of course. The work of tn
Wis being modernized, as it were. an
S in all movements when the, objec
thereof is understood. the work pro
crosses with greater rapidity. -,
Some of the women interested in tn
work are Mrs. John White Geary, Mrs
J. Kearslcy Mitchell. Jr.. Mrs. Girls
void, Mrs. McFadden, Mrs. Howar
Psncoast aud others.
IBID you know that the boys of tn
~ Hill School in Pottstown are comm
down here to give a play for the bene
At Of the Home Of the Good Shepher
for Boys on the night of May 8? It's t
be in the Rose Garden of the Bellevue
StratfOrd. Mrs. Emory McMichael an
q nnmher of other women are giyin