Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17

III.
.n,ent TO announce today, and
" gag sssu you will Join me in wishing the
am sur seweethearts happiness. 1t Is the
youns of Anne Howard Spencer, !,
enss.ar of Mrs. Graham Spencer, OF
dausnute and Bermuda, and Lewis Ed
TINS shaw. of Boston.
waru who is known to her friends
Amnnnuiu" Is sister OF Mrs. JACK
as norv. who was Agnes spencer !;
'tThoriie Potter, who was Mar
Mrs. Snanrer and Christine Spencer,
garet opt ppoest sister, who married BOD
me you" Anne speaks French oeanu-
Hunu., I'D was of great assistance dur
fully an ,,.or. She went over atone time
Ing tne allegation for operating the tele-
. with dtf'i if | am not mistaken. She is
phones, s,,d slim and very pretty. She
dark an anu sister Agnes, who - usually
and nes es.,EiS'" always made a most
called r contrast when together, Agnes
chaminS Anne dark. Christine ana
far irot aat were another contrast, Chris
Marga.e, dork compared with Margaret,
tn beihs ,arv fair. The eldest sister,
yno hos rather fair hair, too.
EtMne., EM. Snencer has gone back TO ber-
mIs. live i've She came up here during
mudaa ua,uosa " &c, Of her son, the late Arthur
the llihes '5.on Spencer. who died ut the
Donauia Hospital several montns
Pennste te;nco then Anne has been living
asVi beT aunt. Mrs. T. Hudson hich'
ot the Gladstone: e Me- Charles
uar,.i MI SHAW Shaw, of Boston, and mem
Clnoffut tho distinguished family OF that
per " IN the Hub. He Is member oi
nasS isa Arm m of vcitch, Shaw q hemsen;
t9e sNnw nn York. During the war he served
Oh nec ccantain overseas in Colonel Hay
asa @.d,s Fifteenth New York Infantry
wa "a now an officer In Squadron a.
Msu an" York Cavalry, with, which organ
Ny, .,,, be served at the border. he Is
Eauun Ean,nbor Of the Williams. Green
Meadow Country and other CLUBS.
AN Won know that the snowden
IL samuels have little daughter ? she
go, horn on Wednesday of this week
.nJ W." Is to be named. Mary Buchanan,
ofer fu her grandmother Mrs. FRANK
Samuel who was Miss Mary Buehanan
snowden. a daughter Of the late Coionel
london Snowden and sister OF tue
iate Charlie Snowden. who was Mrs.
Iohn Converse's first husband. Little
MARY Buchanan's mother, Mrs. snow
i.n Samuel. was Elizabeth Adams, a
s,ster OF Mrs. George Harding, Jr.: ana
Of Harry Adams, who married ANITA
Evans. ,, H. .. oooo
Locust street. in one or those attractive
houses which have been renovated IN
the last few years. The Frank Samue,s
lived at the Ritz last winter. Iheir
i. ha onnthaocf corner
~ Twenty second and Locust streets,
across the way from Mr.. John q. Beii 5
home, on the northeast corner OF the
street The Russell Thayers have the
northwest corner of those intersecting
streets and the Henry Clay Butchers
own the southwest corner.
TsAw Mrs. Sidney Martin in town
i recently. looking very girlish in
dark blue voile frock that had a tiny
, white dot in the pattern. The fetching
touch to the gown was the fascinating
row of buttons running down the back
Of the bodice, and the effect was quite
smart Mrs. Martin was wearing
small but fairly broad blue turban. l
was just dying to play "Rich man.
poor man, beggar man, thief. doctor,
lawyer. butcher. chief" on those but
tons as | stepped into the car,.back Of
her. Buttons have an absolute fascina-
tion for me. I always did It when /
was small and as I approach my second
childhood l find I want to play with
them still.
TALKING of fashions, did you
! notice out at the tennis yesterday
there was scarcely straw hat to be
seen on the men? Well you see the
day before, Thursday, September Is,
is the fatal day when the straw lid
gets all wrapped up in tissue paper by
the wife and is put away until the
following year. Then 1t is brought out
for the first Saturday in May when the
Penn team plays Princetons baseball
team.
We are told that women pay so much
attention to the fashions, but, good
night do you know man who Is
willing to be seen on the street after
that annual game with any but straw
hat? II he hasn't provided for his hat
yet he'll even wear a cap rather than
derby or slouch. Man is one queer
animal, now, ism the, with all apologies,
and not saying that woman Is not queer
too?
FATHER and mother had labored
indeed to teach Elsie how to speak
correctly. For several years she had
nurse whose English was murderous
10 say the least, and 1t had suddenly
dawned on her parents that Elsie was
picking up her words and manner
rather than theirs. so they labored
hard and their pains were rewarded by
tne time Elsie was FIVE, for she spoke
unusually we'll and her pretty manner
and way of expressing herself mad even
been remarked upon.
But when habits have been formed, it
very, very hard to eradicate them
entireiy, so imagine mothers horror the
other day when lady asked Elsie
ssweety where she had gotten her pretty
dolly and Elsie replied, 1T was gave