Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-07
] 11fISTrGOSSLP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells OF Pretty Frocks Seen in Ritten
house Squme-She Speaks of Lieutenant Reeds
Marriage Here Yesterday

,,uAT pretty clothes Barbara Ben.
w .on has! Every time ! see her l
" sui ~. ~ pleased and satisfied, she
zee, soa attractive. The other day she
looks ~ Rittenhouse Square wearing a
va x.us Niue frock topped with dolman
dars ~ dark blue. Her hat was q
esps raodeI Of dark blue crepe trimmed
arse sont with single white pond lily
IN .s IIons vas perfectly lovely. Barbara
wnnch thinner than she used to DO
] very sweet looking.
ahTT hTT,tty Brinton, too, has very good
ninS frock Of black canton crepe.
,cos LOO asams of the skirt have narrow
,,o, lne, NJ pale gray crepe. Inc sasn Is
ins., ss.o,,,bination Of black and gray ana
o' hot is black. She wears an ex
Ssueiisitsly sei embroidered collar on 'he
bodice.>~., - .t... ...s. -,
,>oNuT forget that today we have the
II lime Fete at Noble Station, or
-..,sr At the Huntington Valley Coun-
To- Club. You see, you take the eraiii
uyN.h,o ~ YOU haven't a car and you
% 20. Nyn l. tho trolley to the club gates,
noeh ehst,s why ! sound mixed.
T % 10 hope It will be clear, for they
That the first Tuesday In June
90 40. NY hsen a clear day for years. and that
na' vhv the auxiliary Of the hospitaf
,s.,l.d on Tuesday, June z. OF course
% ISsys had It explained to me that a
,nnder storm would not be considered
rain or any little shower like that,
having a literal mind. insisted
~, ,S., ons time I went to a June Fete at
~ club. and came a thunder storm
~. sn5 avery one had to 90 inside, but that
s.v s.v have been told, was not 2 Tues
Ssy. & Anyway. I hone 1t won't rain'
don't you?
,,HAT was an interesting wedding
which took place at noon yesterday
A. HOLY Trinity Church. Francis
Reed, who, as you know, is neuten-
ant In the navy, was married 70 MISS
Msry Ma Fitzpatrick, Of st. Paul, MINI.
Francis Reed Is a son OF the Iate JuSge
Henry Reed, Of this city: His mother
Il now Mrs. Thomas Potter, hsvins
Ssen married to the Into Dr. Potter
some years after Judge heed's deatn.
shs was formerly Miss Bessie song, IA a
ss M,ss wss ~ the beautiful Miss Maggie
M.so,' wm and Of Mrs. Warren Ingersoll,
aSo S was Miss Josephine Bond. Mrs.
MA wau their mother and Francis Reed s
.prosndmotber, por~d was Miss Snrita Mccall,
ssnd she lived for a number Of years In
snuth % America, coming back to Phila-
dslnhia when her children were in their
teens. Mrs. Potter is at present out in
california living with her daughter
TI;zabetb, Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, and
three little grandchildren, Charlotte,
Peatrice and Sarita, who are at school
there, Henry Reed, Lieutenant Reed q
sldsr brother, married Elizabeth Leeds,
~ Germantown, and they live In New
York, The elder sister became nun
and Is now stationed in New York at
ina Sacred Heart College, Manhattan
vile.
Lieutenant George Bower, U. s. NJ,
attended the wedding yesterday as best
man and Miss Harriet Waddell was
maid OF honor for Miss Fitzpatrick. Mr..
John Fitzpatrick gave his sister in mar =
riage and DR.. Tomkins oficiated. Hen
~ Reed came on for the wedding.
rUL1ANA BAKER has come home
d from visit to her fiance's parents,
DR.. and Mrs. James W. Nixon, Of San
Antonio, Tex. You know her engage
ment to DR.. James Nixon, Jr., was an =
nounced about a month ago. Her sis
ter Sophie is to be married to Ethan
Allan Shepley, of St. Paul, on July 8
out at Baia. Dorothy Ely is giving a
linen shower today at her home In
Chestnut Hill for Juliana, and the
guests will play bridge in the afternoon.
Juliana has bobbed her hair and Is cute
looking. saw her recently In one Of
those sweater jersey dresses. 1t was q
dark henna shade and her small round =
rimmed silk hat Was Of the same color.
She Is dark and her hair is particularly
Thick and wavy.
TOE had been very, very pert in
y school the other day and had tc
stand in the corner for quite a while.
When he came home he found mother
had received a note about him, and she
added to the punishment. Joe, who Is
siI, did not quite get the reason for it
all and remarked he: "Say, mother,
what's the idea? I got punished for
this already at school,"
NANCY WYNNE.