Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-05
T77CT GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks Of Todoys Weddings = She
'"''' Anticipates "Alice in Wonderland at the
Deponshire Tea Party in Rosenont

suor1p think the clerks IN .ns
shoo ,conse bureau would
j marriage .ho;r minds this month. l
nearly los ,oSe heard anything like the nun u,
hsr Of Weddings ama ts Tor they
wednesoSssI Ss considered the days. u per
seem 70 !" ony attention to auners,ition,
sons pay ntb tSe old rhyme Monday iof
You knVT VTT,esday for wealth Weonss.
health host day OF all. Thursday ior
day tne er,;doy for crosses; SATURDAY no
losses II, The last seems TO ne tne
day a. a because there Is no predic'ion
about 1t. .,.. - weddings
:. .hs napers every day ana rea',nS NV Nv
av u, s there are that 90 noC ressa anr nv
n"ws n,ars you will wonder II mere nse ~ ,hsrs @
n.m nt.,ls sous left in the worid or IL 'n'''
~ilI Hi be after June OF loZo'
-,urpE will be two fashionable wed.
a..s todsv. the Richie Newbold
= ulnsS chestnut Hill and the
alllanr,e al,ar. Rrice one this afternoon IN
town. II, .,. . ,ove,v
Dorothy NewDoiu w -, .,yapties
hrids, she's just in the cary .wes' son
ond odI, has such pretty hair and sucn Woi,, Won
derfnl soft color. And certaih's s,a m's ~
Tbsrer and Eleanor Newpoia MI MI, ho
nrstty as they can be-; ana .nes s"dd,ne .
p among the bridesmaids. Ihat weuu,nf .aoa,t
will will he very quiet because ot tne norn' n'
S,stb M y Of Mrs. Percy keeting, nost 80
s1's aunt. Only the. familiss WI. VIII at :.
,oyd ,a.d and tho reception VIII a'so oe az
s,r;ctlv % family affair; III can ;.o ps ~
XIV at that, for You know tne ..,i,v's iG'
ralstiyes, and Mrs. Ne~oo,a; i'' o'"' =
re,t rotber was Miss Harriet Dixon'
WALTER WHEELER and Maee'
w pr;cs will be married at tne
w p,|f 81 lake and the Epiphany
Chutcn o'o,ock ~ And I'll wager tha'
Mabel will make stunning ,iL.'v Good
She Is so petite and mas sacm srob y SerS
Smre have always hearq SUI i ,m;,s ;s
nice things about her that ! IeU, hysois, yi,
AZ AZ L | would like to tell waiter "heeie'
how lucky he is. po-,
"a katherine Wheeler's daughter, VII
~ INV Inc flower girl. You remember, when
Dat D. NV WAS the famous Princeton player
b,tbur. the other brother, who died
low Years ago and who was very largt
man like Walter, was another grea,,
prnceton man. Bert Wheeler married
KstSerine Madeleine Smith. OF THU
citr butSthey have lived in New, York
who're Bert was in business. Katherine
;s the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Dutih Smith. When she cam'
out here some years ago she was grea
bsllef and considered a decided beauty.
T HEARD yesterday that Mrs. ALFRED
/ Norris and Dorothy, who were II
China and the Far Enst all OF las'
season, are vending their way nome
ward and will probably go to Nara
eansett Pier for while, II they react
our part Of the country within cou
ple OF months. They have been hayinl
a wonderful time out there. Both Mrs
Norris and Dorothy are very cosmo
poitan and have lived in Paris quite
lot, In fact, when they lived here the!
carried out the salon idea, and l hay
heard they kept it up in New YORK
and it was very popular. Many OF tn
wittiest and cleverest of New Yorker
would meet there in the afternoons, AM
The Norrises have been quite missed
while away. They will be welcomed
back with open arms. The hostess VIII
knows Just how to entertain is a mos
delightful addition to society.
THE more I hear of the Devonshir
utea party, which is to be held thi
afternoon at the Alba Johnson place II
Rosemont. the more determined am
not to miss it.
Why. my dears. they are going t.
have "Alice in Wonderland in tn
house instead of the woods, rs it woul
have been had It been clear. / am s
curious to see what scenes in the life o
Alice will be depicted l can hardly wait
The Arden Players will give it, an
don't you just hunger to see the, Ma
Halter and the March Hare and tn
Doormouse and perhaps-oh, perhaps
the White Rabbit and the Cheshire Ca
and even the Duchess and the Cook an
the Baby. That's to be at 3 80 O'Clock
and you know it will be perfectly fine
There's to be a garden in the house
TOO, presided over by MARY, Mary
Quite Contrary" and all sorts Of funn
in the form Of grab bag surprises.
One of the delightful bits will be tn
tea party, when with Banbury tart
and fresh Strawberries you can hay
pure Devonshire cream to drink. It
going to be some party, and it's a
Tor the benefit of the Jefferson Hos
pital' social service department and fo
,ae lYycroft Convalescent Home fo
WHEN Tommy first began to remem
p" Der he always had the lovelie,
number OF aunts and uncles to pla
win him and he loved them all. The
was awfully funny, one after an
other would stop coming so often. an
when he asked, "Muvver, where
Aunty l.ouF' he would be told. "She
married now, dear, and has her ow
nome nome to look after; she cant come Sc
Tommy so often"
Then 1t was Uncle Bob, who used
come three or four nights a week {,
nihner' and then he didn't come for
iohg Tune; and when he did ho alwa,
nsu some one mother called Ethel VIII
nm and he was so busy looking at h,
ana talking to her that while he w,
hIce TO Tommy he did not seem to thin
ottoSs at was the only person around to pa
attention to. ~
well. so 1t went on until his beste
ta aunt Agnes, mothers youngest siste
;o'o MN one day, Tommy, Aunt Agn
going to marry Mr.. - and wh,
SO ,;,. you think? Tommy is going to
~o;n m.'r page all dressed in white ar
YsEH,ng to walk up the aisle of chur,
dreSo dreSU OF Aunt Agnes in her weddi,
noorr, oSS by this time Tommy W,
te"cN ~ rrS ,onr, , and he was old enough n
he ss;d ; WNen no wanted awfully to.
ANA " les IN wee voice and aft
~ u%o moo.g agnes had gone he tiptoed oy
sOid O.nSr mWr and. pulling her ear dow
married ", mother, do you think il