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

-;o.os had come upon us as an
marr,aeJ eJoos it not? There's sophie
epidemn,G,., announced on Saturday 10
larnaI,,i Jacobs. and Sara Dolan,s 70
kee,nmn,u mnctIa Sarah Penrose and Andy
Paul De 81, Hannah Wright and Upton
van Ie'' Ruth Sullivan and Francis
Sulllyar' af Montreal; Emily Fox and
bhermaanc cbsston: why, It's true, It's
Edward; arn;demlc' And of those mentioned
real ep,h phore already set the. wedding
three Rnth Sullivan's invitations are
dates; out for her marriage on the
alreauy, of this month, the same DAY
sixteeTIsttb eTI.tberine Coke and Andy Porter
that he married out in Penllyn. Then
are " penrose and Andy Van Felt are
sarah carried out in Devon on the four
10 De ot next month. and Sara Dolan
teea'Ip esd Paul Denckla will be married Oh
Oct9oehp ONT have " the whelen- Bell wedding on
we ~ and over in New York Emily
June June T and Francis Beverley Eyre, Jr:,
Jante' .o be married that same day. 1t Is
ssr ssssr,sinly a month of marrying ana
betrothal.
r HEAR that Alberta heath VIII san
Gov bome the middle of next week, ar.
.,.,nU about the twenty third or fourth
r"; nr l. going to be debutante next
; sae .or Won know, and will be intro
s,.od ot n tea to be given at the Ritz
Tarlton on November IS. Alberta was
oamed after her maternal grandfather,
.bs late Albert Pancoast. Her father,
NJ Reniamin B. Reath, died two years
aao and this year while Alberta was at
sssSool IN Paris, and Pancoast, her
s.nther at st. Pauls, Mrs. Reath has
lived at the Aldine with her mother,
Mrs. Albert Pancoast.
understand they will open their
honse 1911 Walnut street, in the fall,
but Ibis summer Mrs. Reath and AL
Marta and Pancoast will 70 to Northeast
Harbor where they have taken a cot
tsoa. Mrs. Pancoast will spend the
month Of August with them. Alberta Is
nretty, with soft warm coloring, bright
soId brown hair and brown eyes. She
sas most fascinating dimples and is
a thoroughly sweet, unspotled girl. She
will doubtless be one Of the season 8
bellies.
noES It seem possible that we are
- not only in June, but that today is
the 8th-almost a whole week gone al
ready? And It is very full month
this year, there are so many wedding
receptions to go to and so many out
ot-door affairs. Tomorrow we will have
the much looked forward to fete out at
the Huntingdon Valley Country Club,
Auxiliary Of the Arlington Hospital. The
To-, oh IN Ind
who live in that vicinity and have made
hospital each year possible thing. The
Elkins, Jr., Mrs. John Gilbert, Mrs.
Robert sewell, Mrs. Barclay Warbur-
ton and Mrs. George FL. Lorimsr, chair
man.
The fete will open at 2 o'clock and
will be dinner at 7 O'Clock and dancing
and Ices in the afternoon and all those
remarkable prohibition drinks I have
told you about
T REALLY have never heard any.
i thing like tho number Of things that
Mrs. George Elkins, Jr., has for auc-
ton or investment. just listen to wha,
you may be able to obtain: An automo-
bile. Liberty Bond, an original poster,
lovely furry police puppy, beautiful
pillow, gingham frock and a Jersey
trock, a dog, a pig, two woolly lambs,
Doug and Mary. a permanent wave,
golf bag, breakfast set, an order for
photographs, ten evergreen trees, a golf
ball and golf clubs. Now II you can't
find something you want In that mixture
have little hope for you.
THEN there are to be booths to sell
1 baby clothes and all the darling
baby iIings, toys, bath supplies, stock
ings, dolls, vegetables, cream, milk
butter, eggs and everything you can get
fresh in the country these days. There
will be also playground for the chill
dren, which Mrs. Alan Reed has In
charge. Then there's to be fashion
show, and I really cannot think OF al