Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-28

u,rrosE of us who have had the pleas
80 Of meeting the Princess Canta-
.,,sne speransky, who as you know
-. Miss Julia Grant, granddaughter
~ president Grant. on the various oc'
s,n. when she has been here are
.u.cially interested in tne marriage to-
- of her eldest son, Michael Canta-
sr,ene speransky, to Clarissa remain
rs,,tis. of Boston. ..
TSey we're married yesterday after
- at A religious ceremony in the
S., SOO Catholic Church, Dearborn
VT w.. Boston, with the Russian Or
.sodo, rites. The official ceremony
u.., ~ al the bridal party and bride In
".uo takes place today In Nahant.
wnh..aoy's ceremony lasted about q
tesN.ehsur tN haur am told, and consisted
nan ,inally of music in which the church
pI. took part. Little Pauline and
choli cr Palmer, who are to take part
So,SS So redding today, also attended the
N .nv and his bride yesterday, walking
tIaS tr,nSS of them up the aisle carrying
aneau anhesao,tiful ikon Of the Madonna, .which,
. ~ yph hssn formerly in the possession OF
~ ~ late Car Nicholas. 1t was car:
tae .d by him on his visits to the battle
IT, ten, and was later given by the En-.
.o. nUn 70 General Kornilof to be turned
p au N the Cantacuzene family, whlch
~ W. n,e of the oldest in Russia.
prince Michael >Cantacuzene Is named
a. HE father, who is now in this coun.
~, ~ living in New York most OF the
w., .,y,s He was graduated from Harvard
Iis % snring and will, hear, live IN
pnSton. us His parents went to attend
tbs Greek ceremony as did most OF To-
Say's bridal attendants and, OF COURSE
NJ, and Mrs. Curtis.
~ C1arissa Is the daughter. OF the
1bomas Pelham Curtises, OF Beacon
street. Boston. She is good looking,
and charming too. and l am sure Will
make a stunning bride.
princess Cantacuzene came on here
tom New York just about two weeks
sgo 10 lunch at the Eitz with MRS.
iSrimer and later attended tine lar
marka in the gardens of the Emergency
Aid. At the time they had for SAFE
sorne beautiful Moscow boxes enameied
with characters from Russian 1alry
t.Iss and the Princess autographed
some of the boxes for those who spe-
Iallv asked her, after she went back to
New York Don't you think it was
beautiful idea?
EFT us hope it will be cooler IN
IL Nahant. where the wedding is to be
this afternoon. than it was yesterday
for BETTY Packard's. Was not 1t hot
We'll fortunately, the hour being
o'clock, it was cooler than it had been
ali day, and then being able to go out IN
the grounds for the reception made 1t
cooler than I otherwise had dared TO
hone. but it was certainly going some,
getting out there and trying to keep
cool However. Betty looked so pretty
and happy and attractive that 1t was
well worth the trip. Herbert Church Is
A lucky man to have won such worth
while girl as she Is.
FRANCES SCOTS wedding to the
/ Rev. Albert Lucas is to take place
tomorrow in st. Marks at O'Clock
and hope 1t will be cooler then. too.
81. Marks is a pretty cool church,
however, and the ceremony does not last
long, Lorraine Disston, who is to be
one of the bridesmaids. returned home
from Europe couple of weeks ago
and Mrs. Brad Fraley came with her.
Lorraine looks as il the trip
had been n very delightful one. Mr..
Fraley's father died about three weeks
ago, so that made a sad home coming
for his sons wife. She was Effe Diss-
ton, you know. Later in the summer l
understand Lorraine will go up to
Northeast. where her parents have =
cottage and spend most Of their sum-
mers
BARBARA BENSON. by the way. is
- on her way to Northeast with her
parents. the Rev. Louis c. Benson and
Mrs. Benson. Her engagement to Bob
Jeffreys, you remember. was announced
Just couple of weeks ago. saw her
the other dav looking fetching in an
organdie frock Of bright orange made
with ruff1ed sash and short sleeves and
4 wavy hat OF burnt straw edged with
bright dark blue satin ribbon and fin
lshed with blue streamers.
Jackie got cantangerous the other
day and decided not to eat. Well, |
ne family reasoned with him and told
him he would not live to grow up and be
strong, and finally some sort of an i'm
preston was made, though growing
'trong seemed to be slightly mixed with
capacity for wage earning in his
mind for that night, as he knelt down |
Ior his prayers, he said: "Please make |
NO a good. strong man. not deceitful. |
md let me make lots Of money. Amen
NANCY WYNNE.