Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-08

QUITE hu"pNh
U v,ll 20 to Goshen, n. Y, on Satur-
~ TO attend the wedding of pr Dana
l~ Yx,ps and Mrs. Roilin White, which
w Ml,.r % ~ Mrs. Adolfo Santa Maria,
p,osaSd, otrdmore. and is Mrs. Morris Stroud,
.tenfather. His first wife was
s,v,v Mrs, Boulton Dixon. She died
ioIm, veors ago in Cuba, where DIR.
M,as lives. leaving one daughter. Lana
I,ne who has been coming mp here to
.J,ro school for number OF years.
mS. gS LANES are related to the Keatings
~ Willcoxes. Of this city, and have
,,.ad here and in Cuba part OF the time.
nse"I Ia,ne Is one of Havana's foremost
n.sicians and il an exceedingly popu-
pn'an .The wedding will be quiet
~ and will fake place at Mira. Whites
bone.
pERHAPs you thought that the out
| a. doors affairs were over with yes
/ s..S.,,a fete Mt the Huntington Valley
Trh but they are not, for on tuesday
I'm, - ne,t week we nre to have a delightful
n W,;,tIs affair in the gardens Of the Emer..
nsrcv I Aid. II is chilled "Yarmarka.
"a; 4 means in Russian yearly Mar
sat +" II is being given under the
.nsn,ces OF the Princess Cantacuzene
ssommittee in aid Of Russian refugee
..rina rooms. And there will be cross.
fitch embroidered linens. blouses and
.hi,dren's dresses, costume dolls and
/ eWoseow enamel boxes for sale. The
,.ir will last firm 2 until 9 clock, and
there will be IA tea 10 meet the Princess
Cntacuzene. Mrs. w. w. Rockhiil and
Madame Izyolsky, the three guests OF
honor OF the committee. The committee
! includes, by the way, Mrs. J: Bertram
Iippincott, Mrs. George w. Childs
Irexel. Mrs. J. Willis Martin. Mrs,
Alexander Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. George
wharton Pepper, Mrs; Barclay "a,
Warburton and Mrs. George Horace
/ Iorimer, who is chairman,
VOL should have gone out to the
I Merton Golf Club on Monday night
n the annual Savoy company party.
n was simply great. They had dinner
a,,t and then Mr.. Mitchell played Savoy
music for at least an hour and the men
took off, the girls in the chorus ana
tbe gIrls took off, the men. and 1t
wss a -ream. You should have
,sen the men come skipping into the
nom TO Galley skipping, lightly trip,
ping" holding each others hands ana M
then curtesying with their coattaiis.
held out like skirts, and the girls did the
sailors hornpipe, as 1t were. .
Lots of the principals in the casts OF
former years we're there as well as TINS
years leading people, and Leslie size Joy y
sang Koko's song, Iaken FROM
County JAIL in which he scored such
q hit last year, and Clarence brihtoh
sang a song from Trial by Jury.
Mrs. Percy Hitner, who you remem-
Der in the Savoy when she was heleh
% ,oIo from Patience" and one from
"Iolanthe." Her voice is sweet and 1t
ros A treat to hear her again. The
evening finished up with dancing and
every one had a wonderful time.
nHE June Fete out at Noble yester-
l day was lots of fun. Every one was
there and it was cool enough to be
comfortable. The booths were beauti :,
fully arranged with little ornamental
tons painted by one Of our local artists
and they were placed along the club
pathway on Main Street Beyond the
booths we're the Fairgrounds, space for
the fashion show and the baby show:
The baby show was held Mt o'clock and
the fashion show followed at 4. There
was wonderful rummage sale and
every one was so interested and well
dressed and having a beautiful time
altogether.
THE Chaplin Memorial Home, in
l. which so many of us are interested
will have its annual June fete tomor :