Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-30


/ dings yesterday. and really there do
seem to be a great many thnt philadpl-
nhions ,arc interested in today. There's
Tho Yates. Barnes wedding in Washing
ton. and tho Taylor. Walker ono in Bos.
ton. or rather Just outside OF Boston.
and then in Now York Mary Cameron
and Juan Mayer are to be- married Mt
noon. Neither Of them is n philadcl-
rhian but Elaine sullivan the James
Francis Sulivnns' younger daughter.
is to BE- one Of the bridesmaids and
several other phladclphians are going
over TO attend the marriage.
Mary Cameron Is II daughter Of Mr..
Duncan Cameron. of New York and n
granddaughter of the late Sir Todcrick
{ amCron. She is a most attractive
girl and extraordinarily popular Mrs.
belmont Tiffany, who " Mary's nunt.
will give the reception for her at her
home after the ceremony.
A MOTHER interesting affair in New
n York today Is the annual meeting OF
the Society Of Colonial Danes of Amer
lea. The meeting is to bc held at the
home Of Mrs. Gouvcrncur Morris and
there is to bc large luncheon at the
Colony Club for the visiting danes and
some Of the New York ones. Of course.
before tho meeting. Mrs. James Largo.
who is president Of Philadelphia Chap
ter, No. .. Colonial Danes Of America.
will 10 over TO the meeting today and
several other members of the society
here will go. too.
THAT will be a dandy party out Mt
i tho Radnor Hunt Club tonight.
won Il? You know about eight or nine
men and girls have gotten together with
Mrs. williams Biddlr Cadwnlndcr as
chaperone and arc giving n dance out
there for the STANDBY Stokes. Cordclia
Biddc Duke and her brother. Liv Bid
die. are giving small th"atr" party
and dinner. or rather the other way
round. dinner and theatre party in
town before the dance and later they
will motor out to tho Radnor. Their
guests Mt the dinner and theatre will
he the Bill Churchman's. Mrs. Alrxan.
der Bddle. Virginia HccksChcr and
Ned and Bernard Law. Among the
others who will attend thc dance will
hc the Jack Masons, Ilutchic Scott.
Irs.. Heck WeihcrillU, Billy Rccv"s,
Jack Fclls. Ethel Bailey. Lisa Norris
and Mary Norris. Rchcc"a ThomSon.
Harriet and Antoinettc Gcyclin and n
humber Of others.
rTHERE wore n number Of box parties
l. NJ the Mask and Wig last night. and
tho performance was certainly splendid.
The Murdoch Hendricks entertained n
number Of guests and Clayton 'tc-
Michael gave quite delightful PARTY
for his sister. Mrs. Stuart Benson lark
of GAINESVILLE. q. You know Mrs. lnrW
was Elisabeth McMichael. and she and
hcr brother lived with the Emory Nc
Mchncla at 20+1 Walnut street. after
the death Of their parents. Elisabeth was
married from her unclc's home. The
sydney Thayers. who returned just a
short while ago from their wedding trip
were among Mr.. M"Alichncl's Gucs.S.
and tho Emile Geyclins. who are also
bride and groom. having been mar
red in February. Harry NcilSnn was
guest also. and Fritz Dravton. George
foalc and Betty Packard and Herbert
Church. You know Betty Packard and
Herbert Church arc engaged.
The play was as good rs. II not better
than in Faster week. Practice makes
rprfcct. you know. and what good
time the boys had both on and off tn"
stage. for tho play was specially for the
students. and they turned ont in full
force.
VOU know it's awful TO get into the
L habit Of SAYING incorrect things on
purpose And 81 many Of us do 1t.
! heard the uthcr day Of girl who
received good lesson for 50 doing.
She and several others had gotten
into tRc habit Of saying for fun this
here nhw man" or this hero now"
cat or dog or whatever else they hap
pcned to speak Of.
Well. the other day ono of these
girls who thought tho expression was
very funny when she and tho others
were together. but who rather liked to
make good impression than n poor
one when she stopped to think about
II. and would not say anything of the
kind unless people understood II was
fun. arrived At station in tho sub
nrbs and was offered lit to her home
in friends ear. As they started
of down the road the Indy who was
driving the car called back 10 her little
girl: "Wh"re is your sister. why
didn she come on this train
"Oh. said the daughter. she stayed
in town for the movies. For good
ness sake said the mother. Where
upon up spoke our heroine and said
she: II tell you. YOU cant keep up
with these here now girls these days.
lhPy have To 60 to these here now
movies and be independents and"
her voice died away in horror Shed
tried to he funny and they hadn't
aughed, and they thought. good
heavens. they thought she did not know