Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
7lST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks Of the Behn-Dunlap Wedding a
s.. Janes' Yesterday afternoon She Regrets
/ the Death Of Mrs Norman Jackson

VIII attend Miss wanamaker az one Of
her bridesmaids. Miss Gribbel who has
been spending O few days In New York.
Will return to her home today.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. Archer Ruion, of
dance at Philadelphia Cricket CLUB on
Friday IN honor. Of their niece, Miss
Dorothy Steele, Of Bryn Mawr, who will
be married on Wednesday, June 8. to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum and
their family, Of woodcrest, Radnor. will
sail on June 90 for Europe where they
Will spend the summer travelling In
France, England, Italy and Spain.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Schmidt, Of
Weltyreten, Radnor. will spend the early
summer at jamestown and Newport. r,
1. They will sail for Europe later In the
summer. Mrs Schmidt has just re-
turned from New York. where she spent
the early spring
Of Mr.. Charles Magarge Lewis, 1924 Mo-
CaDum street, Germantown. will spend
the late summer In East Gloucester, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Clyde Wells
and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth d.
sus %els Mr apd ,ts their sons ,,s Mr Calvin & Wells
avenue, Bryn Mawr, are spending the
early summer travelling in Europe.
Mrs, William w. Hepburn and her
daughters, Miss Marie Louise Hepburn
ana miss Jane shaw Hepburn, OF Or
the summer abroad. have left Paris to
go to Italy and Spain. They will return
to France late in July
Miss Louise Butterworth, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Werner Butterworth, OF
Chestnut Hill, whose marriage to Mt.
Frederick Hemsley Lewis will take place
on Wednesday. June 20, will be the guest
Of honor at bridge on Saturday. June
aS; TO- be given by Mrs. Louis =. Geiger,
865 West johnson street, Germantown.
Miss Emily B. Fox, daughter of Mrs.
George Fox, so05 Crefeld street, Chest
nut Hill, will entertain at bridge on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs Fox and Miss
Fox will spend July and August at East
Gloucester, Me.
Miss Nancy Sellers. of Radnor, enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge yesterday
In honor of Miss Louisa v. Newlin, of
Haverford, whose marriage to Mr.. w.
Beaumont Whitney will be celebrated on
smss NeWin ssss Mrs dSert nS%aeS MatSes
Mrs. John Brownback. Jr., Mrs. Joseph
r Rollins. Miss Rachel Price, Miss Mil
dred Longstreth, Miss Eleanor b. Robb.
Miss t.a adelaide Meyiint Miss Mary y, NsW
ney, Miss Caroline Barclay, Miss Betty
Elliott and Miss Dorothy Blair. Miss
Sellers will attend Miss Newlin as one
Of her bridesmaids.
Mrs. Charles Price Maule, OF 2217 Rit
tentenhouse street, who has been spend.
ing q few days in Edgewater Park, N
j., as the guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip 8. Clark
son, of Spruce Acre. will return to hel
home this evening. Mrs. Maule will
leave next month for Bay Head, N. j.
where she expects to remain until the
autumn.
Judge and Mrs. William W. Porter, Of
1876 South Eighteenth street, will leav,
early In August for the White Noun
tains. where they will remain until thu
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben windisch, o.
6603 North Broad street Oak Lane, en-
tertained informally at their home las
evening after the wedding rehearsal O.
their daughter. Miss Elma Windisch
who will be married tomorrow evening
at Z o'clock to Mr.. Charles Mause Tay
lor. Of Mount Airy, in the Fleishmar
Memorial Church. Ninth and Luzern'
| streets. The guests included the brida
party.
Among those who gave parties at the