Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-28
|TIIIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Talks ot the Cress,Oe Henriquess W. ed
ding in Morristo,cn Today Horse Shoic %s
and Regatta
and Regatta

r,rE number Of people hay,
u .oo, on to- Mosrlstown for The
ss,rs ~ Bob Cresswell and Catherin,
w.s,ioues. which is, to take place in
:. peter's Church there this afternoon.
a. d the son OF the late Charles IT.
rr..swell. who was prominent In the
v.s,svlyania National Guard. He died
so,rle Of years ago. His wife was
~. Bell Cathcrwood, a sister Of Mrs.
csa,les Francis Gummey. who was Miss
v,or.nce Catherwood, and Of Mrs. Sid
~ Keith. who was Miss Molly Cath :
..sood The Gummeys and Keiths and
..h., relatives of the Cresswells have
ssrs M to the wedding, Of course.
| paehcl Price and Peggy Rosengarten
z. among the hridesmaids. Rachel Is
s.,os bridesmaid quite frequently Of
"a She was one at the Thebaud-
ssscs wiley wedding a couple of weeks
~ and IL I am not mistaken will take
80 N another wedding In June.
| bsnbel IL very sweet looking, extremely
ssrt and 30 wholesome and charming.
~ .sw her mother. Mrs. Eli X. Price.
n ,Astefday on Chestnut street, by the
|, srss,s md she was looking very smart.
~ wore a dark blue dress made with
sorf OF stripe in the weave, 1t was
S.und with narrow blue braid and the
ssirf was plated at the sides. Her hat
"a n straight -bfimmed model Of Afri-
ssn brown encircled about the crown
wjth n cafe au -lHit uncurled ostrich
plume.
rTAvE you heard that quite a num-
II ber of persons on the Main Line
and out along the Reading are opening
shsir MI gardens on Saturday afternoons
for the inspection OF the public? /
me auto trip to the places and then
|iroday. for instance. the gardens Of Mrs.
eon Boericke, at Wynnewood. and Miss
Anne Thomson, at Bryn Mawr, are to
|k open for sightseeing. Next Satur.
\ dsS four gardens In the York road dis!
|trict are to be visited. those of the
George W. Elkins. Jrs., and Mrs. Wi.
liam L. Elkins. at Wyncote |; the John
b.
Isaac 7. Starr. at Laverock ~; t a
It certainly is a most delightful way
,oi spending ones Saturday afternoons. \
lthe Wonens School Of Horticulture
that this treat has been made possible.
T WONDER if there will be as many
i out at the Horse Show today as
yesterday. There's the Henley Regatta
today to draw some away, Of course,
lend yet Devon, with it's horses and
Country Fair. has an attraction which
lwill be hard to overcome.
The Horse Show goes on into next
week, you know. Monday. Memorial
DAY, is to be great occasion, too.
III AN so glad to hear that Ethel Huhn
l Bailey is entirely recovered from
tAit dreadful accident. What a terri-
bk experience 1t must han been for
ATl Youth and a good, Constitution
brought her through. and she is able to
k back home with her father again.
ehsfs going to New York today for a
|kw DAYS, and then hear plans to take
i trip to Hot Springs. After such an
accident she will have to be careful |
not to overdo. She has scores of
friends. and her room at the hospital !
was just mass of flowers, l am told.
EATHER is very much interested In
his garden these days and has some |
BEAUTIFUL flowers. Among other things
afe some very fine peonies, which have
alreads bloomed, but have a number Of
puds as well. Polly was playing In
ne garden just before supper on Sun
day evening and came running in when
mother called, carrying three or four OF
diudy's precious buds which she had
pmcked off short. Daddy saw her,
irowned and was about to speak when
'ae, catching his look, quickly diverted
As attention by saying. why. daddy,
'ou didn tsay grace. Let us pray"
NANCY WYNNE.