Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

~ rot'RsE every one is muchly ex-
oitcd about the parade today, and
,Goso of us who will not be walking
sIo .iOns Broad street will be INSIDE the
aaoaIemv a,UI or Metropolitan. Opera House
Amending the mass meetings nnu W.
aIII"n ,i, rot 60 enthusiastic and excited 1t
will be wonderful A., .u, .o,,do aud
:, Won,cn's Overseas Legion Is to lead
int ''omcn. and ] think the League of
m,,,on NJ Voters will walk, too. The
r.V"rcnncy Aid BY the way, is giving
bn,;on this afternoon to meet Mrs.
IT,pnio. IPcgpisU Robinson, Of New York, who
Dous ,o,' know. A sister OF the late Colo
~, 'DDooscvplt. She Is coming over to-
~ n.' ,ho gucst of Mrs. Tom Robins, and
.Io ~ So ut the Z. A. will be. given at
Wv a,clock hear also that the Elmer
Soncy Aid will have the kiltie Band
se,ith them. | Just love those kiltics!
THE Fourth Naval District ball at
tbc Bellevue .Stratford last night
,a beautiful affair. It was very
,.nnJod nnd there were specially dances
.,J Tho general dancing was fine, for
tbo m, music was splendid You remember
,,v i.s, ,eor they gave a ball Of the same
i,;nd and Il was also a huge success.
Tho, IT," decided to make il very large and
,o, 10 charge very much for the tickets.
o,d so the attendance was splendid. n
creat many persons took boxes and the
Handsome froCks and beautiful jewels
added not a little to the general gaycty
~ the scene. The commandant OF tho
Nsyy Yard, Captain Mutton. and his
wife we're there, of course, and their at.
trac,iyn daughter and Major General
waller who was recently retired from
tbo Marine Corps. and tho George Fales
Rskers, Mrs. George Evans and num-
her Of others.
c,ATURDAY will be busy day. Two
y weddings in Chestnut Hill--Gainor
Raird's Mt noon in st. Martins in the
F;nlds and Marion Savage's later in the
day Something tells me that the va
rious roads around Chestnut Hill will
have many a motorcar thereon between
bolf after Q and half after 3. because
Goinor's reception will surely not last
much beyond 2, and besides very few
stsy on to the bitter end at a reception
unless they are specially asked to, so
most of the guests will be leaving the
Rsirds by 80. But there are wonder
mi roads about there toward Penllyn
ond down the Wissahickon and across
country to the Main Line. so ride they
will between times.
Mrs. Arthur Minott. Joe's mother,
bns been on here for couple OF weeks.
STAYING at the Bairds. Her home is in
Portland, Ore, you know. SO many OF
our girls and mon are marrying persons
from other cities lately. ] think it's
fnC too. Marrying and intcrmarrying
always into the same families gets to be
monotonOus, does 1t not? ] hear Joe
Minott is most attractive fellow, and
he has certainly won one of our most
attractive girls. Roth Gainor and her
younger sister. Marion, who married
fecty charming and everybody likes
them.
MARIAN SAVAGE is to be married
A'1 Mt Trinity Presbyterian Church Mt
4 clock. and her fancc is also from
out Of town. He is Charlie Hcynigcr,
OF Loring, y. Y. His brother. Sim
claire Hcyniger. is to be best men and
Pauline and Grace Savage. sister of
Marian, will be the bridesmaids.
Joe Mnott is a Princeton man. and
though have not heard 1t positively, |
would not be surprised If Charlie Hey
niger is, too, for the SavagcS have al
ways gone to Princeton. fathers and
sons and sisters are apt 20 meet class
mates Of their brothers there. and. Of
course. brothers bring classmates home
with them.
often remember going to the Tri-
angle show one year at the Bellevue
here and seeing Mr.. Charles Savage and
one Of his brothers singing "Old Mas
sau" with raised hands and solemn ex-
preston, back in their college days as
truly MS il they were on their way to