Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-25

urAR that Margaret Dunlap Is go
,oe to have a choral wedding. Won =
.h.t be pretty ] remember goins 70
va Al st. james some time ago anu "
."s rerfectly beautiful. You know thc
small boys and men memners =" ,ne
s-n",r wearing cassocks and cottas,s go
cnonst aisle first singing the wedding
np ~ and then the members of the
masI.h maIi.hr narty follow. The boys at st.
nr'ua, have lovely voices and sing
~ asnlso nslssoonvr;n'' wonderfully, so we have
.,aod trcat IN store for that marriage:
&C., asa Won't Margaret make q beautiful
hna she h 80, stately and has such
pvio,v,;f,, fair hair. Jt's only week
pss'. 80 less than a week, for y Is to
on. s,,ce next Tuesday, a. week from
tss.,raav tss. She Is rnarrying Sosthenes
Hehn. Of Havana and New York you
know. A---- !Gr.fY
r,ALKING Of Margaret Dunlap makes
~ think Of her cousin. Margaret
c,n,nd whom I happened to see walk
ne' anrn Walnut street the, other day
ins r a most fetching costume OF dark
s,,a canton. crepe. Margaret has a
pl.uurr,,;nes pur figure aud carries herself very
'ss,,' and her dress was quite plain, with
W. W. whit Of self colored silk cmbroid-
.ry which was simply stunning. she
..orc dark blue silk stockings. and tan
,l;nb,rs, and her hat was blue model
~ s{raw, with q turned brlm ABOUT tour
inches wide. Soft. feathcrs algre,tcs
WI WI fslT over The sides about three
Sm% ;ncbes Il was most graceful and cx-
ceedinsly becomins! ,'t,
d Z O.
WELL did hope VIC would have good
W.wcather today for the opening OF
tho long .heralded Horse Show out at
nevon' However, let us hope 1t will clear
,omorrow. You. know they have every
,b;nr going on out there. There's the
shnw itself. and there's the cafeteria,
and thc shops. and The rummsge sale.
nd the dancing, and all sorts of odd
min os for sale. And the eats which they
nil serve In the boxes for those who want
81 remain and watch the events in the
Ss,d Mrs, Barklie., who is chairman OF
tbe Country Fair part Of the show. had
,ttle tables put> into the front OF the
ho,es last year, on the order of the buf-
iet tables that they put up in the pull
man cars. and you can have Things
served there by the pretty little aides;
who / should think would be 30 tired
tbey could not walk, much less dance,
he the time the evening comes. but,
Mess YOUR heart. they'll dance away as
mucb MS ever. and every afternoon and
evening Mt that. There's to be ball
on Friday night at Devon. Inn. you
know, and many other affairs given in
connection with the show, Mrs. Frank
Clyde will entertain at dinner before
the ball that night. and so will the
Charlton Yarnalls and the George w.
Childs Drexels and number OF others.
THERE is new baby In Jimmie s
i home, and while he is perfectly de-.
Nshted to have sister and all that he
Il nwfully puzzled about one thing, and
he voiced his worries to Miss D. the
other day. when she met him walking
along the path by his home. He greeted
her thuswise "You know our baff-
rcom?" Yes" said Miss D.. well,
you know the. place where we hang our
toof .bwushcs?'' Yes" again said
Miss D.. well. there's only five
places for bwushes we're so there
are" said Miss D., wondering what
was coming next.
"Well. where's the baby goin' to hang
her bwushT' asked Jimmie.
But she hasn't got any teeth,
Jimmie, .. said Miss, D. confortingly.
But" insisted Jimmie, where will
her hang il when her does have emp
d., .., n. NANCY wYNNE.