Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-17

r,,r with weddings and engage
Wants | don't believe there VIII
w mtnol mtnrls Girl left around here soon.
be- O slns,v ovor sec or hear anything IKE
DID ypu pu,torday you just simply could
NJ 80 all The weddings. There. was
not 60 s,Sn " nm sullivan marriage IN town
the sDe,n aud the Clark Kennedy one
at noy9 in Chambersburg at one and
way qn ..tor. Coke marriage out at
Che rot ot 1. and the Clark Miller
Penlln +Se evening Mt Ardmore.
one nsldiov III stokes was certainly busy
StahqIIIc' taIIo had TO be at his sister-i :
ran. wedding at Penllyn in the after.
laws snd he was an usher for Wendell
noon. a nnt in Ardmore in the evening,
Clarh ,so wns matron of honor for hef
he W." catherine Coke (now Porter
s. sls.es ssbefJ. and two Of his children were
little pages.
,,uEN Barbara Benson's engagement
announced on Wednesday to
poh Jefferys, both of them children OF
,,orgvmen. yeu Barbara Is the youngest
slIssn,sbter of the Louis +. Bensons'
sso Ssoe is A sister Of Margaretta Benson
ole married George Purves, Jr., and
WIZ WIZ by the way, is giving an at home
who' afternoon at st. Martins, in
.a0 uano- of Barbara. No cards have been
III 1.nt ont for the party, but it will be
ttau, senr until Z o'clock, and out
,,S ~ Soors if clear. Mrs. Louis Benson,
W-s p,Iryes' mother, will receive with
~ % daughters. and Mrs. Alfred g. B.
e.. S.ooi Mrs, Merritt Cooke, Miss Eliza.
ss,b Field, Mrs. John B. Thayer. Sd,
Misq =, Gwen Martin. Mrs. w. West
Trazier. Sd, and several others.
r1ARRY BOWER is engaged ta
II Oorinue Kennert, and she's per
t.ctly beautiful. Really one Of the
nrettiest girls l have seen for long
kme. Harry is the younger of the two
Bower men. His brother, George T.,
r. is in the Navy. His father, the
Lte George Bower, died about two years
sro, Mrs. Bower, who was Miss Agnes
Fuller, a sister Of Mrs. Rob Griffiths
and Mrs. John Il. Carpenter, has taken
The Thomas Dolans' house in Torres
dae and has been living there for q
ropple of years. Harry served in the
war. Miss Rennert's family live a,
0gontz.
TTAVE you heard about the new
IL series of dancing classes to be held
on Saturday mornings next year in the
foyer Of the Academy of Music? Mrs.
Charlton Yarnall is chairman of the
committee in charge and Miss Mar
sucrlte Walz will direct the classes.
There are to be two, as the ages of the
children who will attend make it bit
difficult to have one big meeting. Good
manners in the ballroom and elsewhere,
ss well as graceful and proper dane
Ing, will be taught. Don't you think II
Is q very good idea?
The patronesses Of the classes include
Mrs. W. w. Arnett. Mrs. Thomas G.
Ashton, Mrs. Frederick w. Abbott,
Mrs. George Fales Baker, Mrs. Ed
ward W. Biddc, Mrs. Edward w.
Box, Mrs. William j. Clothier. Mrs.
Luther Conradi, Mrs. Henry Brinton
Coke, Mrs. Theodore w. Cramp. Mrs
Cyrus H. X. Curtis, Mrs. George
Dallas Dixon, Mrs. George w. G.
Dfexel, Mrs. George b. Evans, Miss
Helen Fleisher, Mrs. John White
Geary, Mrs, Frank r., Griswold, Mrs.
Charles Custis Harrison, Jr., Mrs
Kearsley Mitchell, Mrs. Charles w.
Henry, Mrs. Arthur II. Lea, Mrs.
Stacy B. Lloyd, Mrs. Joseph Leidy,
Nn. Francis McIlhenny. Mrs. J. Will
M Martin, Mrs. Grenville Montgomery,
Mrs. Robert L. Montgomery, Mrs.
John Sergeant Newbold, Mrs. Cor
nslius Stevenson, Mrs. Leopold Sto-
kowski, Miss Anne Thomson, Mrs.
William Jay Turner, Mrs. Alexander
Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Barclay H. War
burton, Miss Frances A. Wister, Mrs.
George Woodward, Mrs. Harold e.
Yarnall and Mrs. L. Howard Weatherly.
DADDY took Mary out In the coun.
- try the other day for her first riding
lesson. She was all excited and pleased
about it, and rode about on small
pony first, though Daddy means her to
learn on really horse in a few weeks.
0n their way home Daddy asked her
how she liked 1t and If she would want
70 ride again. We'll" said Mary,
with her head on one side, "f l can
nave a narrower pony I think I'll like
U very much. - NANCY WYNNE.