Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-11

-.r1r,TIONS came out yesterday for
r.to,1o wanamaker's wedding
,'s% ,JI ia to take place June ii at Cal,
Nn. .,.., " presbyterian Church. on Locust
vary ohove Fifteenth, the same church
'''',S ,,;ob Nargarctta Jeanes and sgd
nr..,r J" we're married in Easter week.
lna, %,,Io is to marry young Howell Cum
''"D,' '., wbo is the son Of the j. Howell
la'"n .,;rcsea who live at the wellington.
Lulnnn..JJG;,o will take place at O'Clock,
Thc Me- will be reception out at
and inrrJ i.rJ thc Wanamaker place in
MoCuI'' think Isabella will make
MerIon, .o,tv bride. She Is fair. you know,
very T..bcr toll and slender, and her
ana Ip,o hos made her graceful. She loves
rlolIh and rides and shows great
horSy' ~ tho various shows, but she is
mau! !otIv feminine in type and every
aiyn"i yn iorcs m her. should say young Mr..
pouS pro.SSmings is greatly to be congratu-
lated.
pEFORE / forget it must tell you
h nop ,bc musicale and dance which
'' 20 NO given tonight at the home of
w.. NJ waiter Cope have been postponed
ilIS, inr 20 n death In the family. Wistar
SN,JI C,"JIne died on Friday morning, and
uo0".o Wv ,.os n relative Of the Copes, you
,ror, do not know when the post
nmUoJ nmUJ affair will be given, but II 1t Is
ioiS later in the season ! will let you
know
HEAR that Lorraine Disston and
| Anna Lewis are expected home early
rsIt month. What beautiful time they
have had on the other side! 1t must
have been so nice to have Mrs. Fraley,
Torrninc's sister, over there, because
thpy could spend much time with her,
md you do got a better idea OF place
when you live in villa or home right
among the people. Both Lorraine and
Anna are to be attendants at Frances
Scots wedding to the Rev. Albert
Lucas. which is to take place on June
%. at st. Marks.
T,OR goodness sake, do you realize
I that the Pony Show is today. and
that unless it rains like everything III
be seeing you out at Wynnewood this
afternoon, and IL 1t does rain then III
BE- seeing you out there tomorrow aft
ernoon?
It seems to have come so suddenly
npon us. after all, does It not? l have
talked about its being on the 11th, but
somehow | kind of thought the 11th
would be along in week or two. And
here il is here | understand that there
is a mammoth rummage sale, and baby
show and dog show and the number OF
NDfN
You know everything we get up
seems to get bigger and better each year,
ill ! sometimes wonder where it will
all end Some of the things have been
so wonderful it's hard to see how they
can think up something new, and carry
il to such successful ends.
must say I love the tent with tn .
dogs in it. waiting for their time to
show of in the various classes in which
they are entered, A dog is nearer to
human beings than any other animal.
don't you think? They seem always
to understand. and if they cant do
just what they are told, they'll do
something else that they think 10 as
good.
A Nd having thusly led up to it. let
u mo tell YOU a tale I heard the other
day and. further, let me say it is per
fectly true. for an eye witness told il
to me. SO it's not Just one of those
good stories. Don is big Airedale
and full # tricks. He begs for you
and scratches at the door to be let in,
and makes speech. and says his prag =
prs, and / lays ball, and does all the
regulation stunts.
Well, the other night. when theic
r"rc several guests visiting Don's
master and mistress, he was called into
tho room and made to show off. He
did beautifully, and then as the final
"'piccc de resistance" his master said
And You know he goes for my slippers
for me every night and brings them
to mo to nut on"
Someone said he or she did not be
IiNyc 1t, and so Don was called and
sent upstairs, much against his will
to get the slippers.
lie was gone a long time and, finally
me host md guests went out into the
hall aud stood around the stairs look
ing up to the landing. while the hos,
called twice to Don telling him to com,
ana bring the slippers. Don could b,
heard running round and round up.
stairs, and someone suggested that h'
could not find them and, perhaps, il
would b" well for Mr.. s. to gt
Up and show him where they were
Int no, Mr.. S. insisted he woult
come and finally after two sharp orders
10 bring them down, Don was heard tC
start slowly along the hall. He turned
NE corner of the stairway in a hest
,atIng manner and came slowly dowr
the stairs. He could not find the slip
nncrS and knew he must bring some
tt9iihg and so he appeared bearing IL
MS mouth a frilly garment which evi