Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

..oson will be given this afternoon
= saS;a aSSG; when Dr. and Mrs. John
IT,,bnu ~ will introduce their daughter,
Sl;or;o Slpy;or Mt a tea. Their place,
yManssold Farm. is. an ideal back
Lyndf Lyound fe- an afternoon party in June,
s,J come of the seasons prettiest buds
anu ,o receive with the little debutante.
ars pH,b h packard, Sydney Biddle, Mary
iiowland, Mary B.. Thayer, and Jane
rordon Coke will be in the receiving
norty, Anna Newbold was also TO nave
rpereiyed. but her uncle,s suaden dentn
last week has thrown her family into
mourning. , Iuo,, n,os opo
u ill.,, surgeons with Base Hospital No.
~ gn ~" and served abroad for two years
j5u,.ina ~, rho war. Marjorie did a lot OF
ooad work during the war, ana Mrs.
E;bhon also was active. IL was such
%Ilpoo" % thing the way the families OF
o,,r Drr'n men turned in aud helped In every
ou vrnv at home to make 1t possible for
our men to CO., .,,, oro oil NOR.
ral again for them, after such sad ana
dangerous separations. Our DOCTORS
were in danger of their lives over
there" even if they were not always
on the firing line. And IL IL gooo "
have them DUCK hBain'
r,ur ,Ioparree Wrights,, hear, are
| going back to Bar Harbor this sum
mcrs / heard Mrs. Wright telling some
one the other day that she woulu tee,
inst as IL she were greeting ions .ae
}r;ends when she got back to hSr nome
III n,,b tbcrc ond saw some of her old frocks
nb;ch uP had been packed away during
~ summers Of the war. She anu her
t"roilv t"r STAYED at Cape May and nearer
homo then, YOU know. Bar Harpor dlu
,,ot seem itself without the Wrights, 30
tbere will be general rejoicing on poth
The Madison Taylors are going there
., usual and later In y season the Ds
" Witt Cuylers. Mrs. Edward MoTreii
viii move up about the middle OF Juiy
for at least two months. ! cannot re-
col, r others. at present, but l have heard
of number Of old devotees OF that re-
sort so who will 60 thither soon.
nF COURSE, it was too great
" change but, for the matter OF tnat'
are we ever. any Of US, thoroughly satis.
sed with anything? And isn't 'ne
thermometer even at thirty (shoulu ~
90 down to that better than the aWlu,
humidity and temperature or the nrS.
mart Of this past week! 1 am cer'ain''
grateful for the change.
7 hone it will be cool down IN hen-
.rctv TODAY for Mary Moss's wedding.
She and Eugene Simonin are to DC mar
risd Il must be awfully nice for Wine
Moss Howe, don't you think, to have
her sister marry a Philadelphian, tooE
The Moss girls are cousins OF MIS-.
George Earle, Sd. and Mrs. waiter
Hemsley Avery, who were Huberta ana
katherine Potter, respectively. kath,
crime Avery is a bridesmaid today, and
Mrs, Howe Is to be matron of honor:
10 Reeves is another Philadelphia girl
who will take part in the bridal party.
She. as I told you the other day, Is en-
gagged to young Henry Walton, OF Tor
resdalc.
THEN there's the Bohlen Franklin
L wedding today at 4 o'clock. That
Sidney Franklin will make pretty
bride, ! make little doubt. She has
pretty sunny hair and is petite and cute;
Sarah, her elder sister. is to be her maid
Of honor. and Bobbie Brockie. Peggy
Thayer. Mary Law, Rebecca Thomson,
Mary Tilghman and Mrs. John Gillette,
Of Boston. will be the bridesmaids. .,
There are to be eight ushers, and, OF
course. the best man. ! hear that the
Young people intend to make their home
in Havprford. Frank Bohlcn's mother,
Mrs. Woodville Bohlen, was Miss Mar
garet Woodvile. His sisters are Mrs.
Bonsal Brooks and Mrs. Dick Thigh
man. His father Is Prof. Frank
Bohlcn, of the University Law School.
WHILE on the subject of weddings,
w did YOU know that Mrs. Frank
Thibault was going to be married next
week? She and Dr.. George Il. Tracy
will be quietly married Thursday. and
after wedding trip will live in Bev-
erly for the summer.
Mrs. Thibault has been living at 24S
South Twenty second street. She was
Miss Helen Green. and was married
to Mr.. Carrow Thibault some time ago.
Several years after his death she was
married to his brother. Mr.. Frank Thi
bault He died some years later. Mrs.
Thibault's son, Carrow, lives with her,
and her other son. Lewis. who married
Adele Codding, lives in st. Davids.
VOU know that awful pour Thurs
l. day afternoon, when you just had
to get under shelter, and then when it
held up little you made flying leaps
under awnings and in and out of door
ways, and when you reached your cor
ner you stood there waiting for your
car! Well, how were you to know that
The man back OF you wanted the car
that You allowed to pass? 1t wasn't
your car. How were you to know that
he could not open the top of your head
and look inside and know that you were
saying to yourself. That's not my car,
I'm waiting for No. OF course,
not and yet when you did get into the
next car, and man back of you almost
knocked you down getting on, too, did
you not have a horrible awakening when
you heard him say in rude voice to
the conductor, almost missed this car,
100 because some fool woman stood in
iront of me in this pouring rain and
tred to decide where in the dickens
.and bit stronger than that it was)