Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-07
list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
,, Uvune Talks of the Meeting of the Supper Club
ot the BelIevue-Strdttord-She Speaks OF the
Many Weddings Planned after Easter

|.ur suppcr Club at the bellevue
\ in n,.0ttord was great fun on Satur.
J. Stfa',O Sn, II was held in the gardens
Hay n'sn. s.rcot many we're there. betty
hnd rsfarE sE had n party of friends, anu
Scott Clarh Clnhnr % Wrthcrills, who lntely
thC heSNT from Palm Beach, entertained.
Feturneu Is looking very attraC'lVe;
|Edwln.a sbe n lovely fgure-so taii ana
rrsceful and always Whocisrs W also
|soTned? The Walter r., Nhs' the John 8.
sUtsrtaincd and so did III"
BELL, Jrs'
I.vrRy ONE is Interested in meet
ins catherine Luxmoor, who ma mas
- '"s oycr here with her parents WI M.'
fome urs yr Edward Luxmooor, OF WY
na n,a,S ~ England. Mrs. huTmoorI Tino I,oris wIs
brlogei ogon, A sister Of MISS MARIN
piss ,,,.oS ,%S" Logan. of Germantown;
lhcSlniIu" is sweet and attractive ana
tatntlIo" much entertained while mere
|will " Toorcc woe Dillwyn Parrish. that de-
|NlTs T,t,,i,,. Trc'S Tounr old lady. gave a am
|lghuH,iiio H.iiiowcd bv a theatre party, tor
|neri .n;mo iG,,o% on Friday night. Two OF the
|Catheri"e Iohntontcs TJ were invited TO
|season we'll MS n number of the
|meet her' or a." thc guests including
gcunse gu. porclay. Mary Rowland, sydney
Many T r. Davis Page. Jr.,. anu hugh
Parrish. who is Mrs tuli',n niI ror ef 500
l.n al You remember ! told you OF Sri
u~ ~" Mrs. Parrish at the recent N nims;o
rOysarv ,nS ball at the Academy Oh nus. noars
vel , how, though past fourscore seass st
snJ tor she was among the Eounses'
anu anu. "S Shc is A charming and interest
!ns ins'r, rorson. 1t is an education TO kho"
her.
,,,rpDING plans for Easter week
w % on opace. Two Faster we'd
~ i, tbc Baird family within TWO
olngS ~ nf cach other will be some record.
W., yerNL L,ow Margarctta Jeanes ana Syd-
lUu Tbovor Jr., are to be married on
Iel Wonday. and on the Saturday
LaS.e' asr rostrr week, April ., Gainor
NJ T,W.d will he married to Joe Minott'
ITa..or"tta na,.u " md Gainor are first cousins,
Sta M Roird and Mrs. Jeanes being
Slo.bor MI; md sister. Margarctta is to
he married at Calvary PresDy'er,uh
Church. on Locust street near rn
toanth, at noon March 2S, ana daihor
viii he married at st. Martins -the-
Fields. Chestnut Hill, at noon.
vrs like the two Glendinning we'd
d,rcs Inst fall. Ellen Glendinning
orS Porcy Frazer were married just u
woek after Percy Glcndinning and Nlr-
| c;n;a Roberts. and Ellen and Percy
Giendinning are first cousins.
Ellen and Percy Frazer, by the way,
bovp tbc cutpst little apartment in town
bere on Juniper street, but they arc
moving TO Chestnut Hill to live, having
taken n house out there. The Percy
Glpndinnings have an apartment ut
Seventeenth and Walnut streets that is
most attractive.
| Glendinning are first cousins.
c,ARAH FRANKLlN'S will be an
Sothcr Eastprtidc wedding. She is
| 10 be married to Dudley Riggs, Jr., or
| Baltimore. on April -, at st. Mary S
Church. .Ardmorc. Sarah is staying
with Dudlpy's fnmily in Baltimore for
few days, and on Saturday evening
Billie Waxtcr, Jr., gave dinner for her
and Dudley at the Baltimore Country
Club.
Another wedding scheduled for April .
is Of interest to philadelphians, though
II will not take place here. 1t is that OF
Page Anderson. of Savannah, Ga. and
Harry Platt. of this city. You remcm-
| Ser Page was up here in February when
she was a bridesmaid for Cccily Barnes
Geyelin.
|NIARION SAVAGE is to be married
4u in Chestnut Hill on April o, the
same day that Gninor Baird will we'd
Marion's fanrr is Charles Lambert
lICynger, and he lives in Loring, y. Y,
Pauline and Grace Savage are to bt
marriage is to take place Mt 1 O'Clock
in Trinity Presbyterian Church.
JIMMY is very sweet and very good
y but he's also very human. Ant
while he has been taught lie must obey
he usually finds way round. The othc
day mother had several friends in 70
afternoon tea, and they had some dcliC
iouS little cakes.
Jimmie and his brother were in tn
room and mother gave them each two
cakes and told them to run off and play
0nd not TO ask for more. Now. il yol
have been given two 'pcrfcctly lcdici
ouS' cakes and You know there ar
more wherc those came from, don
y,on, even though you are as much a
thirty years old, don't yOu want som
more! Well, Jimmie did, but he kncv
he mustn ask for more nor would h
he welcome back in the drawing room
SO standing in the doorway he remarkc,
lnslnuatingly during tho first lull il
The conversation, Those cookies wcr
very good. NANCY WYEEE,