Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-16

r,vERY now and then one gets ter
T. rible setback. BY this I mean that
.,,v ,be other day ] remember seeing
Chr;s+ine Cadwalader in the square with
S.r small red curls peeping out from the
.,do If her cap while she shook day
d.," TO some friend of her family.
And 10 and behold she's coming out
r, vear Now such things do make
a.o realize the swift passage Of time,
o,, nJ ;t's n shock. / assure you. Wen,
n,,ov all this Is because j saw Chris
~ ai.o Cadwalndcr in the street yesterday
I'd realized how grown up she Is. She
',.os ams ,ycnrinp n smart two piece frock of
t,'ooJ in pepper and salt mixture and
Nor hat was Of the same tweed. The
waist Of the dress was n sort OF boxed
,banc and the skirt was quite short.
sbn wore gray silk stockings and black
nstent leather slippers.
Christine will be introduced next win,
TOR BY her father and mother, Dr. and
,t.. Williams it is Williams, you
tnn,y rtr not William) Biddle Cadwnlader
M-, cadwalader was Miss Mildred Bid
aic and was a sister Of the late Mrs.
charles Da Costa.
A NUMBER of Philadelphians are
"A going down to Washington today to
attend Hope McMichael's 8 wedding. She
;s "a he married from the home of her
.unt Mrs. Henry Hoyt, down there.
Tho Rev. DR.. David NJ. Steele Is going
down 10 perform the ceremony. Cap
toin Ezio Garibaldi. the bridegroom. is
The grandson Of the great Garibaldi.
Hone met him going over to Europe last
roor and saw great deal of him In
Paris while she was doing reconstruc-
zion work. Their engagement was an
nounced in the late fall and Miss Nc
Michael returned to this country. to be
married. She Is the daughter of the late
Morton McNtichael. I'd, Of this city, and
a niece Of Judge Charles B. McMichael.
T HEAR that Mrs. Joe Widener and
l her son Arell are down Mt the AM
bassador in Atlantic City for several
Gsys' stay. A wee bird who was down
there told me that Mrs. Widener was
wearing the most wonderful gown and
Jewels on Thursday evening when 1t saw
Lor at dinner. Her gown was OF black
loce. cut quite low and the skirt quite
short. Mrs. Widener Is small and dainty
and looks especially we'll in black which
brings out the fairness OF. her COM
pcxion. She also wore hand made lace
stockings and satin slippers and her
rope of beautiful pearls.
T HEAR that Mrs. Francis l. du Pont
L has given her house, 1924 Spruce
street to the General Dabney II. Maury
Chapter of United Daughters of the
Confederacy for Monday afternoon TO
hold a large card party. the proceeds
Of which are to go to refurnishing the
chapters room in the Fredericksburg
Hospital, at Fredericksburg, Va. Mrs.
du Pont will act as chairman of the
affair. Mrs. f. Harrison Taylor is
president of the chapter. Mrs. James T.
FIalsey, honorary president, and Mrs.
John M. Gates, treasurer.
T TITLE POLLY is four years old and
IL Just as cunning as can be. Now
she calls her grandmother Dear Ma"
instead Of grandma. and the other day.
when she came into town with her
mother. they went to see grandma, who
lives in one of the big hotels in this
city. They went up to grandma's room.
and ut lunch time descended in the ele-
vator to one of the beautiful dining
rooms. Polly looked. around with
very intensive gaze and was greatly in
terested in all and every one she saw.
As they rose from luncheon. which had
included chicken and fresh peas and !
pink ice cream. beautiful chocolate
cakes and lovely minties. she slipped |
her hand into grandma s, and said she :
Dear ma. like your house very
much. NANCY WYNNE.