Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-19
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Talks of the Fo,Cer Market Which Opens
Today in Rinenhouse Square-She Tells Ola
Condensation at the Circus

CHESS it's because I fused about
the weather. Yesterday that it has
betn so nice and clear since. Have YOU
p pssr noticed. when you get yourself all
s,ssed M and bothered TO death about
..oo,etbing, all of q sudden II goes away,
s,,nt something. and then you are SO
.sbomed YOU made fuss over 80 small
thing? We'll, any way. l do hone
!, iii be another beautiful day. for. the
rs,ower Market. for that Is being held
la in Rittcnhouse Square. and 1t
usooutainly does lccS attractive up there.
AZ, the bright striped awninged tents
.,oro being put up yesterday afternoon
wa. wa one Of the Garden Clubs has a
sor,inr house, with window boxes ana
,tile gate way entrances and all Sorts
~ odd md attractive contrivances.
There is one very interesting feature
,hout this years market, and that Is
aoU", m.t enough money will have been made
.n". nt I'm the drinking fountain which,
upnderstand., has long been the dream
- Mrs Eli X. Price, who is the chair
.n of the Market. and has been ever
n,an u,ano tbe late Mrs. George Gordon
Saode Large, who started the annual
ssa;r resigned from that position and
,nnt n live in Princeton. Mrs. Large
W. W. one Of our most beautiful women,
HsJ her death, which occurred some
Jour or five years ago, was sorrow 10
tSo many persons who knew ana ioVeu
her. ,;.,, ,,.,,, ho re.dr for
,se today. was designed by DR.; Paul /.
Get 1t is simple in line. but very
benutiful. as all simple things are. anu
I'll fll n long felt want, not only Tor
M' W.. .h;Idren but the grown ups too.
u.ho .9e usc the square during the long,
hot days of summer.
MOTHER novelty will be the MARI
"A ore,tes, which will he shown under
.,o direction Of Mrs. Albert Hoscn-
..,ten, and Mrs. Tom Ashton has
punch and Judy show. ,,.r-
Mrs Charles Starr has frlghtfuily
hrs, time of it. She Is in charge OF
,Ss s garage which Mrs. McFadden lends
~ me committee each year. There mas
N he n place to deliver goods Tor tne
Market, you know, and this garage
Mrs Starr makes a careful list
a, donations and sends the various
things to various booths by the BOY
Scouts. who are always entertainer Ut
luncheon by Mrs. Stotesbury. .
4 booth that will be very, interest
inu is the one gotten up by the women
NJ the Overseas Legion. They are
going to sell articles made by the men
and Miss Sophia Cadwalader are at the
,beed Of this booth. 1t all is very In
teresting, and | for one intend to
spend much time there today.
MD you know that the invitations for
~ the Porter Coke wedding reception
are out? Catherine and Andy are to
NJ married at 1 o'clock with only the
two families and bridal party present,
and then there is TO be large reception
AZ Haffod. the Coxe's place in Penllyn,
at half after 4. I will wager that
Catherine will make an attractive
bride. She has such beautifully nodded
features and n bridal veil is especially
becoming to one of her type. Gather
inc is a sister of Ruth Stokes. you
know. You remember what an attrac-
tive bride Ruth was, but Catherine is
fairer and slighter even than Ruth. |
think. The wedding is to take place
on June 16. just four weeks from to-
day.
Ts IT not wonderful the things one
hears at the circus? I have been
laughing to myself ever since attending
one day last week over small golden
haired young girl. who was near me and
who was enraptured over everything. She
vas with very nice looking young
man. and they were having n wonder
ful time watching the lion cubs play.
This was before the show, you know.
and then they stopped in front of the
Royal BENGAL Tigers cage, and at that
moment his Royal Highness looked out
upon the crowd and emitted the most
horrible roars and walls. "Oh,' said
the golden haired girl. isn't he sad?
Poor thing. wouldn't it be awful to be
Royal Bengal Tiger and be put in IL
cage and look out and see so many
people you just hated like that and
not be able to do anything but wailf'
Then. when her companion giggled,
she added Indignantly: We'll, you
wouldn't like it if you had to see people
you hated look at you and have them
throw peanuts in your eyes, and you
wanted just to eat the people and not
the peanuts Poor old sing!'' said she.
u do fee Sowwy for you, and I'm
going to always be sorry. too"
NANCY WYNNE.