Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-14
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks of the Whelen-Beu Wedding This
Al, moon in HaUertord-She Speaks of the - p
Ymn,mku in Emergency Aid Gardens

c,HE wedding Of Paulina Bell and
lack whelen takes place In Haver..
80 NJ 4 o'clock this afternoon, and
IvlHI I,H no fol,owcd by a reception at half
VIZ s.ar 4 From what have heard
- The bridesmaids dresses. j think
~, will be exquisite: Jade green, my
Sss,s. very plain, no trimming, and
uaeturol .coiored straw hats trimmed
,rith calln lilies. The cream of the lily
snS tbe green Of the Jade, won't 1t be
,anslvp so cool looking and: let .us
Inne cool feeling. because with this
nsr daylight saving rule o'clock IL
rsal,y only 3 in standard time, and you
tnow how hot 8 o'clock OF a June
afternoon can be, .-..,,- 1T,
However, most OF the reception Will
bs out Of doors, and there has been a.
wonderful air these Inst few days.
NmTE a number Of persons are going
VI I'm TO Charnbersburg on Thursday,
ar perhaps tomorrow to Margaret Ken
nedy's wedding to EdWard Glark. Inc
Kennedys live at 1880 Rittenhouse
sa"ore but have big place in Cham
Sspsbure, where they spend their sum
ners and the wedding is to be there,
- Ragged Edge. on Thursday. Mar
rs,et ,s 10 have Mrs. John H. Carlisle
sSM ssnS Mrs Hoxic Harrison Smith, who,
by the way, was Ethel Clark, a sister
= the bridegroom. as matrons Of honor,
srS Mariana Kennedy and Catherine
fSe M are to be bridesmaids. Dick Phil
Lar Van Antwerp Lea. Moorhead Ken.
nady. Jr., Taney Wilcox, Robert
Wood, John d. Newbold. Jr.. Edward
Riddle. Paul du Pont. Hoxie Smith
and Alfred Sergeant are to be the
ushers.
IT'S FUNNY how when the warm
/ weather we have been expecting for
yeeks finally comes we just about pass
out, even II It is not very severe.
Perhaps It's the humidity. but what
ever 1t is, It's trying, to say the least.
last few days. I hope this afternoon
win be nice for tho Ynrmarka. Did ]
tell Won that mems yearly market
We'll. Il does in Russian and as this
"a A Russian affair, Russian name is
rxd. The Princess Cantacuzene will
be here from New York to attend the
fsir and sale of Russian things, and
viii be guest Of honor at the tea which !
viii be Given during the afternoon. The
Yumarka is to be held in the Elmer
sency Aid gardens, which head Harri-
con row. on Locust street, you know,
and Il will be cool and lovely there.
Those who will receive at the, affair
are Mrs. George Horace Lorimer. who
Is chairman of the Princess Cantacu-
Eene Committee Of the Emergency Aid
Alexander Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. James |
Francis Sullivan. Miss Caroline Singler, |
Mrs Webster Fox. Mrs. Cyrus Fl. X.
Curtis, Mrs. J. Madison Taylor, Miss
Constance Beale, Mrs. Charles Lea,
Mrs, Nicholas Roosevelt, Mrs. Wilbur
Eapp, Mrs. John Gribbel and Mrs.
Braden Kyle.
TT ALWAYS seems to me that funny
1 happenings at weddings take place
around this time Of year. Here is the
latest ! have heard Of and 1t Is a won
der. II happened at n wedding about
n month ago. The matron Of honor,
who Is very dear and muchly loved
person, has the darlingest wee daughter,
who wanted to see "muvvy' walking
up the aisle ever and ever so much.
So they took her to the church and
placed her in a pew high up with other
members Of the family, and she had a
wonderful time. for everywhere she
looked she saw a smiling face, and
every one seem 70 love her.
Well. the music began, aud there
came the bridal party and ''muvvy'
all pretty and sweet, walking ahead of
the bride. Small daughter looked long
and hard at her. and evidently ap-
proved: for having seen she turned to
other amusements and began making
blow mouths" at her small cousin in
the next pew. That was all well and
good, but when the clergyman came to
the part, IF any man can show just
cause why these two persons may not
lawfully be joined together let him now
speak or else forever after hold his
peace you know that tense moment
when you always think, "Oh, wouldn't
II be awful if any one said anything.
Well, any way, just at that moment
the baby decided to be more effustve In
her blowing of mouths, and as the word
peace" died away-just before II re-
quire and charge you both Boo, -
said Miss Baby at the top of her lungs,
and the whole church and bridal party
was just about electrocuted.,
NANCY WYNNE,