Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-21
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" Pittsburgh to attend the wedding OF
Henry Gibson and bctItin nobinson;
:, uos an extremely nrrttv affair. and
T., oll 7 hear Of the bride. she will
nmnrtninly bc delightful addition to
,to social set of this city. She is the
Inr,htcr Inr Of the james Alexander Rob-
;msons of pittsburgi, and has been a
.n.y u,nulnr ntmbcr If the social SET OF
tsa; xiv and New York. Henry Gibson
;s Tho son of Mrs. Howard Gibson. Of
onoi Wolnut street. His sister, you
s.r,omber. was Alc'ine Gibson. and she
IA such splendid work over in France
during tbe war. She died over there
from pncnmonia. contracted while Mt
fnty. and last year Mrs. Gibson gave
That wonderful Indian temple to Memo
,ial Hall in her memory. You rcmem-
her the remarkable entertainment which
was given by the various art students
and clubs of the city at the time of the
dedication Of the gift.
Mrs, Gibson, Mr.. Gibson's mother.
ems Susan Worrcll Pepper. n sister of
mo late Mr.. John Worrell Pepper and
NJ Mr., Freddie Pepper. Of this city.
Her mother was formerly Miss Adelne
Worrell, and Adelinc Gibson was named
for her. ,
Miss Mary Gibson and Mrs. Robert
Brock are related on the i;bson side of
the family. and Henry Gibson Brock
was best man at the wedding yester-
dey. The ushers from Philadelphia
we're Mr.. Howard Buckley. DIR. Norman
Henry. Mr.. Sam Crozer.i Mr.. Howard
Savage. Mr.. Frank Sartori, Jr.. DR..
Robert Lewis, who used to live here.
but Is now resident Of Baltimore. and
Mr.. Noel Symons. Of Washington.
understand that Mr.. and Mrs. Glib
son will liv" In Jeukintown after their
wedding trip.
WHILE on the subject of weddings,
w you know Mccall Keating is to be
married June to Miss Aubrey, of San
Antonio, Tex, and the wedding Is to
take place down there. hear that
Miss Aubrey is the possessor of most
exquisite voice. really mean an ex-
traordinary one. Must that not be a
perfect gift to have? Keating Wilcox
is going down to the wedding, and will
act as best man, aud understand
that DR.. Heating will bring his wife
here to live. His mother. Mrs. John
Heating, and his sister, Miss Elizabeth
Keating. live out in Wawa. Another
sister. Mrs. Mark Wilcox. lives also
at Wawa, and the eldest sister, Mrs.
William Sands, is living this year in
MorriStown. She was Miss Edith Kcnt-
ing, you remember, and married a son
Of the late Admiral Sands. whose wife
was Miss Meade, daughter of Admiral
Meade and niece Of General Meade. of
Gettysburg fame.
no YOU realize that in little more
- than two weeks we will be going
out to Wynnewood for the Pony Show?
Think Of 1t. How the time do iiy, as I
was saying. It does not seem a year
since the last one, when ] wandered
along said funny shaped rOad from the
station and. turning into Lancaster
pike, came upon seething mass of
humanity outside the Billie Clothicr's
gates waiting its turn to get in. Inside
the gates puppies and kittens and ducks
and other assorted ''animulcs' met my
glance. and 1t will be- the same this |
year. for everyone is taking great care
Of his or her ''dorg" and they'll all be- |
there with faces washed. and whis- !
kers brushed, and waving tails. If they
have any. and not, If they have not.
The only difference IL that it's going
to be at the Tom Ashtons' u ucr this
year instead Of the Clothirrs'. because
the Clothier family is in mourning for
IHl' VT. lSuut SlOtnlrf.
There was very interesting and en-.
thusinstic meeting of the workers on
Monday Of this week and / hear that
more entries for the various events have
been made than ever before ut this time
in the preparations.
TOlE WynnewOod fcte is usually the
L first of the spring season and Is fol-
lowed by several others, including the
Devon Horse Show and ending up with
the June fcte for Abingdon Hospital,
which Is about the last of the i'm
portant affairs before the hot weather
sets in and We all retire to rest until
tn" Bryn Mawr show late September
or early October each year.
TNliE first Sedgeley Club luncheon
have started up. you know. and quite
number of the members will entertain
this afternoon. first at luncheon and
later sit out on the porch and watch
The rowing on the river. Mrs. Harry
Ihaycr will give luncheon and Mrs. |
russell Duane, who Is president Of the |
club. will also entertain. Jane Maule !
Mclvcr will give n luncheon for Eleanor
M"awlcy, who is to marry Lieutenant |
commander Thebauld on the 18th of
May, and Betty Elliott. whose en-
gagement to Arthur Pew was an
bounced last month.
That Sedglcy Club lunchr0om is a |
most attractive place. You know the |
"Id lighthouse tower In Fairmount Park !
goes right up through the middle Of the |
room like huge pillar and then at the
cnd OF the room there are many win
lows which look out on the river It's