Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29
..,,,,pER of Philadelphians will 10

NUMBER oi thi'"ne'p"'"nS WIN ~
A. poston today to attend the
ss,,V Of Hester Walker and Merritt
usrrison Taylor. which is to be sol-
ns.i,cd tomorrow evening At Longwood,
.nn mna. Among them will be MIR, Tay-
W. hn, mother. Mrs. Edith Harrison Tay-
lor ior his aunt. Mrs. Robert, Carter Ran
so,nh Of Virginia, nnd MISS fauiine
py'pi U"wic Of Chestnut Hill.
hone Mrs. Randolph will stop OF
,ors on her way home and Visit some OF
ne. ne friends. II has been long time
n.nce ", I have seer her. and she is SO at
.ractive. She is sister OF Mrs lay
,.b, was Edith Harrison. Mrs.
hapnh n"th nieces of Mr.. Davis Page. and
., ars made their debut in this city from
%. oC,I nome. Mrs. Taylor married MIR. A.
nms.ri,t NJ Tevlor. bur they separated some
we. s.srs ago, Mr.. Taylor marrying again
later. h.o,Lor =, >tor.
"a, ToyIor. Il to be his best man, and
nv, Cnlcman Purvcs. Of this city, will
S"" ~ n,e Of the ushers. Mrs. Harrison
T.,Ior lives part of the time here and
Is,, luy of ihe year in Virginia. She is
pa. "r, much interested IN the Daughters
" no Corfedcracy and takes an active
:. w., IN their meetings here. II ] am
p't mistaken she is president OF the
Dahnpy Mnury Chapter Of the I. ID. T..
n his city. She was last year, ] know,
md Mrs. James 7. Halsey Is honorary
president,
c,ATIrRDAY will certainly be a great
y wedding day for out of-town sfairs'
r,,l II not? Natalie Barnes Ia to be
married down in Washington, and Mr..
I"bn Sellers Barnes. a brother of Ma
to,ie will give her in marriage. The
Sriderrootn. Mark Reid Yates, you
tnov, comes from Warrenton, Va. and
I understand they have known each
other for number Of years. They are
botb awhilly fond OF horses and riding,
and Warrenton Is one Of the most won
derful places for that sport.
Mrs. Fred Levering, Jr., Of Balti.
more is to be matron of honor, and
Mary Campbell Spencer, OF Pitts
burrh, will be flower girl. J. William
Yates. brother Of the bridegroom. Is
to bc hest man, and there will be four
ushers--Scars Yates, Of Buffalo; Fred
Levering, Jr., Of Baltimore, the matron
Of honor's husband Harry Hickey and
Hugh Spillnan, of Warrcnton.
The Rev. Frederick K. Griffen, of the
First Unitarian Church, of this city,
will 60 down to Washington to perform
the ceremony, and will be assisted by
DR.. L. G. B. Pierce, Of that city.
T SAW Lisa Norris the other. day on
j Chestnut street. and she was wear
Ing very pretty. dark blue dress. which
was embroidered down the front in red
and worn with a red cape, finished with
q light fur collar. Her hat was ex-
tremcly becoming. small, dark blue
silk affair. Katherine Cassard Is look =
Ing very we'll these days also. She is
wearing a very pretty dark blue dress,
with light blue collar, and soft
light blue hat.
JOHN is five years old and. be il
u known. five though he is, he goes tc
school Now at school there is small
ed named Margaret, and the other
day John and Margaret came down
stairs together to go out TO play. Miss
n. their teacher, was just ahead
Of tnrm with the other little boys and
girls, but she came back TO the turn in
the stairs to send them all ahead Of her
TO the garden to play. She discovered
Margaret rather pink as to the ears
and looling very self con nscfous, and AZ
Margaret put on her hat she whispered
"Iohu kissed me. Miss "" Did
,hy. DEAR" said Miss n. think
ing il hes, not TO make much Of the
occurrence. But the spirit Of fun
Nmado her ask John As he came to thr
door with his small cap on his head
"John. what happened in the hallway"
l"Oh nothing" said John. Nothing
John, are YOU Mre:" "No, nothing
happened. ' insisted John. oh"
said Miss n. You didn't kiss Mar
garot. then. did you?" We'll, SAID
John SqlIrminG around from side tC
side, II didn't 'zactly kiss her, but
was very close"
NANCY WYNNE.