Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-13

80 IN, hear that Christine Cad
.ioaer hns tonsilitis? am 50
sor IL must be a. disappointment
sorry, ,ot to be able to be brides-
for ne sarah Penrose's wedding TO-
molu AZ christine and her cousin, Jes-
mor,o" mD Costa. are among the brides
ne ,i. =" you know. / hear that Mrs.
mnius, pelt who was Katherine
Joe ai,l take Christmas place and
make the twelfth attendant. Inere
and maid of honor. 49,, III. ,.o,or
hope It keeps on being plC coo,ei
~ tbe wedding. They have very sen
.y .,h,r arranged to have the ceremony
~ 81 Mnry's. the little wayne church,
=. x o'clock. so that will be cooler
s,roc than 4. And the reception VIII DC
. .hout half after 5, as It will take about
.hot % time to 20 from the church to l'r.
psnroses house in Devon. m sure
ssrob will make a lovely bride, she
sas such a sweet expression ana such
soft lovely hair and eyes.
= HEAR that the Tommy Harts and
,bsir darling wee son have gone down
:. Cane Nav to spend the summer with
w,rssret Iiart's mother. Mrs. Harry
T,ifton Adams. Mrs. Adams has a
f, sos,ssc I down there and I suppose will
,srtain her other children and their
s.mi,ies as we'll. You know, she was
: step grandmother again the other day
scSsn hon the Harry Clifton Adams, Jrs.
x.d little son. Her other daughter,
Erolsn Smith, married Fred Lee about
! year ago.
Hi1ARGE dinner party will be given
"A this evening at Beverly Farms.
Mass, by Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Emlen
Hntcbinson, who are spending the sum
,oer there. They live ut 17lS Walnut
street during the winter, you know,
and rive q great many delightful enter
ts,nments. This evening they are CIV
inc the dinner for Margaretta and Ann
Stevens, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Conyngham Stevens, who have
a place out in Jenkintown.
Waranretta and Ann are visiting the
Hutchinsons at Sydith Terrace, which
Z Inc name of their place at Beverly.
Dorothy Stevens, who Is another sis.
Tar. made her debut last winter and
was very popular.
Dorothy and Margaretta and Ann are
nieccs of the Hutchinsons. Their mother
was Miss Margaretta Hutchinson and
abe is a sister Of Mr.. Sydney Hutchin-
son.
TTHEL is five years old. In fact,
T. she was five years old just a week
aso. Before the birthday Ethel had
wished for a wrist watch and bottle
Of cologne. And though sine was only
Ave. mother decided to give her the
longed- for presents on that cventtul
day.
She was overcome with JOY and for
a steady week no one who visited the
house was allowed to escape before in
specting the watch and smelling the
cologne. A week after the birthday
mother gave bridge luncheon to a
number of women and she told Ethel
she might come into the room during
dessert. But" said she. 'if you come
In you positively must NOT tell any
Of those ladies about your watch or
cologne. Remember, mother forbids
you to speak of them!'
Well, the luncheon started and rs
dessert was served Ethel, much be-
washed and beribboned, came into the
room and partook Of the sweet, sitting
next to mother, smiling and talking
nicely to the ladies, who were delighted
with her. She was very good and obe-
dent and never mentioned watch or
cologne, but when mother signaled after
the coffee that it was time for, her to
leave the room, she stood up and bowed
10 all the guests collectively. Then
said she Good by, il any one hears
anything tick or smells anything good,
that's me-
NANCY WYNNE.