Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-24
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Speaks OF the HamiltonT ouclain Wed.
ding-She Tells OF the Fete to be Held
#I Tomorrot6 at Walmathon, St. Dauids

SAW in several New York papers
/ Yesterday that Constance vauclain
and William Hamilton were being mar
r;od that afternoon at the Church Of
tbe Redeemer, Bryn Mawr. l rushed
70 nv desk to look up my invitation,
Tor / was anything but ready to go to
tbe wedding, having thought that 1t
was Saturday. And IL Is Saturday. Sat
nrday afternoon ut 4 o'clock. What do
ron suppose was the matter with said
napers? I'm afraid they may have
started some New Yorkers over for the
affair. However, as most of us keep
our invitations at least until the date
Of the wedding or party Is past. 1t
nrobably did not cause much confusion.
Constance will make a pretty bride
most fair haired girls do. and she has
such a piquant face. Mrs. Henriques
Crawford, who, you remember, was
Gretchen Clay, and for whom Con-
stance was a bridesmaid. is to be the
matron Of honor at the wedding, and
Patricia Vauclain, Constance's young
Or sister, will be the other attendant.
WE HAVE two weddings this after
w uoon--in Bryn Mawr and Rose
mont. Marys Clark and George Frazier,
Jr,. will be married at o'clock in the
Church of the Redeemer, and Mar
iorie Morris and George Brown will be
married In the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Rosemont, at o'clock. This
evening there will be the party which
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Bartol Brazier will
give for their daughter, Frances. Nan
Fitler will have a dinner before the
Brazier party, and Dorothea Mehl will
he given a dinner by her parents. too.
The school set is having its innings
again between the end Of school and
the going away to camp for the sum
mer.
THESE days, while there are we'd
i dings and such goings on, and lawn
parties and fetes and dances and lunch
cons, still there g nothing new, much, is
there? And what to write about!
To be sure could tell you that I
dreamed went to q formal luncheon the
other day and turned handsprings about
the table. only to be reused by call
for breakfast; but at that, that's not
really entertaining, you see. It's simply
a brain storm or something of the kind.
And, too, there are some who would not
be interested in such a narrative at oil.
But there is something l will tell you
about that is interesting. and l only
just heard about it since / wrote that.
] would advise you not to miss this.
II Is the lawn party and Americaniza-
ton fete to be held out at the Walton
place in st. Davids, tomorrow and
Saturday.
In the first place, have you ever been
out to the Walton's place? If you have
not, you ought to go whether you are
interested in the project Of the party
or not, for it's wonderful spot.
They have large pool at the back
OF the house, should say about city
block away, and there will be swim
ming contests in said pool, and the prize
winner of that test will receive q silver
loving cup.
The Italian gardens are simply Won
derful. and the pergolas and rose garden
delight the eye. Then there is a log
cabin built in the woods, and there is q
It's really one of the show places of
the Main Line and the grounds with all
their beauty will be thrown open for
the lawn fete tomorrow and Saturday.
Miss Marian Tull is chairman of the
whole affair, and Mrs. Charles Walton
has charge of the tournaments. which
include a tennis tournament and a golf
putting contest. besides the swimming.
understand that the swimming contest
VIII be participated in by the Girl
Scout Troop of Wayne.
There will be supper from 8 30 until
1:3O. and Mrs. James English will have
that in charge, assisted by a number Of
the younger girls as aides. Dancing
will be feature of both evenings. when
an orchestra will play from z 80 until
II O'Clock, 1t will play on Saturday
afternoon. too. for couple of hours.
AND the dancing will take place in the
Log Cabin. Tomorrow afternoon there
will be musicale in the Log Cabin. I
90 90 not kno wof place more wonderfully
htted for an affair. of the kind. l think
It will be truly delightful.
The Italians who live in Wayne and
adjacent places are to have a table of
their own. with Italian lace and other
Ta, TSraT,t1fIl things for sale. Me, I'm going.
NANCY WYNNE.