Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10
|jUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wyr,ue Talks of the Barnard Marriage in Brook
ybn Today-Miss Anna Ne,oboH to Be Introduced
at a Tea This Afternoon

!, x1rMBER of Philndelphians will go
a .ror 70 New. York today to attend
q. vwedding of Heath Barnard to
". ..,,otte Edwards Hibbard: The mar
.ss Ia to take place Mt 4 o'clock at the
n. ss NJ Miss Hibbard's parents, Mr.
noaaM nnoa Mrs. Omri Ford Hibbard, 70 Mon
,as place, Brooklyn.
psu psuosth Bannard Is son of Mr.. and
u,a Charles Heath Barnard, OF Hav:.
m,,ord and n brother Of Mrs. Edmund
usCawley, who was Margaret Bannard:
~ course. Mr.. and Mrs: Bannard and
ii.utenant and Mrs: McCawley nave
Ne IN to the wedding and various
svhc ssr ultimate friends from here. The
o..nSdng will mot be large. only the
,Mmsdiotae families and few friends
imand;ng the ceremony itself, and the
s. ss.sentIon after the wedding will be q
mall one.
r,.rlotte's sister, Mrs. Malcolm Rob-
.,ts Of Darien. Conn, matron OF honor.
lfter n wedding trip they are to live
a. chicago, MS Heath has business in
tsrests there. incidentally, Bayard
pawic and Christine Cadwalader Bowie
~. living in Chicago, Bayard being in
sn.,ness there. / hear they have an
sttractive apartment and are nicely
S,ed. Christine went on to Chicago
then the wedding was announced here.
ANNA NEWBOLD is to be intro
"A duced today at n tea which her
,.,bsr Mr.. Clement Buckley Newbold,
Iii oiye at the Ritz Carlton. Anna is
H. H. 'Newbold's second and younger
S.rohter her sister, Mary ID. Newbold,
uaw Mrs. Stephen Colhoun, made her
Sshut two seasons ago. Anna Is tall
snd stately, with brown curly hair and
M Newbold's sisters, Mrs. Beauveau
porie. Jr., and Mrs. William ]. Taylor,
III receive with him, and the other
ladies' who have been invited to receive
inslnde most of Annals first cousins. or
sr.t cousins wives. They are Mrs. G.
Nsvbold Taylor, Mrs. Herman Krumb-
baar Mrs. Fitz- Eugene Newbold, Mrs.
Jotbrop Ritchie, Mrs. Charles Willing
and Mrs. Albert Nalle. Then, too, Mrs.
George Harrison Frazier and Miss
Helen Cadwalader will receive, and the
dsbutantes and last-yea girls assisting
Will be Ellen McMichael, Virginia Heck
sher, Ellen Lloyd, Alberta Reath,
Eleanor Dunning, Martyr George, Mar
iorie Gibbon, Sydney Biddle, Vivian
and Muriel Watkins and Maisie Stew
art.
JIAvE you heard about the musical
lplay that Mrs. George Dallas Dixon
has written and which Helen Eliason Is
putting on? Helen Is some impresario,
tell YOU. after her success In "Why
Notf' last year. Well, this affair Is
10 be given at the Academy Of Music
on January II under the auspices of
The Navy League and the auxiliary Of
the Seamen's Church Institute, the
proceeds to 20 to the building fund of
that institute. Mrs. Dixon's play is
called "The Marriage Tax" and hear
It's very clever. She won one of the
Plays and Players prizes for one of
the best plays Of the year last season,
and has done clever work in this line
on various occasions. There are to be
many choruscs. hear. and the dancing
is alyeady being practiced every after
noon at the Little Theatre
THERE was great excitement in the
L family. A telegram had come to
mother, announcing that Uncle Billy
and Aunt May had little twin dargh-
ters. Mother was talking excitedly to
father. won't they be too cute"
said she. especially as they grow
older. They can be dressed just alike
and will learn everything together,
and really while it will be harder, Of
course, than taking care Of one it will
be fun to have two to think about and
plan for"
Father did not seem to think it was
so joyous thing: perhaps he thought
OF the strain on his brothers. pocket
book of two new additions to the
family at one time. At any rate he
Just grunted and laughed
Jamie, aged six. was looking at n
picture book in the room while the con-
versation was going on. and was ap-
parently absorbed in the bright colOrcd
pages, just then, however. he quietly
raised his head and said: "Aunt
Mays regular Mrs. Rummage, I
,spect she got the babies cheaper by
buying two at time"
NANCY WINNIE