Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21

r WAS interested to hear YESTERDAY
,hot Elizabeth Deans, who has bfeh
,i,tro in New York lately with hef
.,o,ber is to be married tomorrow %
pr John Taylor Howell ~ .Jrs,.,;siln sc
Tbomas' Church over there. You know
rIizabeth Is the daughter OF the late
Iobn Sterling Deans, of Phoenixviile'
.rd n sister Of Eleanor Deans Adriance'
r,bo has lived in New York since her
marriage several years ago. :. .
hrr rri;1oheth has been training as
,,rsn at the Presbyterian. Hospital IN
Na,r Nu,o York chats where Eugenia CAS-
Nt. wv took her course, too), and has all
sa. ,"oys done worth while things, Mrs!
nssns moved over from PhoenlxVlle 70
he near her two daughters.
r,pEAKING Of a New York wedding,
y wont 70 the Welsh Dunlop wed >
SIrs in ST. Bartholomew Church on
Tnesdav. Nor was /, by any means,
tbo only Philadelphian there. There
we're about seventy five others, and ~
was n most brilliant affair. -"
charlotte wore a gorgeous white satin
dress embroidered in pearls, the bodice
being made Of georgette crepe. also most
sIaborately embroidered. 1t was cut
With a deep round neck and elbow
slepves and she wore a gorgeous string
of pearls around her neck. =.
Her gIrdle was absolutely lovely. 1t
was made of sprays Of orange blossoms.
and Her train was entirely Of rose point
lace while, her. veil was OF tulle, and
most .beeoming.f The orange blossoms on
her hair we're arranged Ina sort of low
notSnsts,effect and. the whole costume
was most exquisite. Another Unusual
feature was her bouquet, which was
composed Of lilies Of the valley and tiny
mink rosebuds, which gavefa3 lovely glow
Of color to the otherwise pure Witness
of the costume.
and violet chiffon embroidered In gold.
and their hats were picture affairs OF
purple tulle trimmed with sable fur. 1t
was most picturesque affair. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Welsh Johns parents.
will give a tea 'ne4t month in honor Of
their daughter In law.
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T SAW Christine Cadwalader on
i Chestnut street the other day. and
she certainly looked stunning. She Is
indeed personality. E)ut was "tdElub
one Of those new capes of dark blue
duyetyne trimmed with agnella fur.
Her hat was a turban model of purple
velvet, with a gold tassel, which hung
over the left side, and you may imagine
how attractive she looked with her
wonderful coloring and auburn hair
against the purple Of the hat.
Christine Is being given one party
after another. / only hope she will be
able to stand the strain. For you
know she was Ill last summer, had an
operation on her throat, II I remember
rightly, and was very weak from 1t for
several weeks. She was to have been h
bridesmaid for Sarah Penrose Van Pelt,
and had to give up that pleasure be-
cause OF an attack Of diphtheria which
left her throat in the condition, which
necessitated, the operation.
MOTHER had had TO reprove Marie
1El Louise several times Of late, Be-
cause, while Marie Louise is one OF the
dearest little somebody's" you would
want to know, she has grandmas and
aunts and uncles who just worship her,
and she has been getting a tiny bit
spoiled, and of course, Mother cannot
allow that to go on.
After a serious conversation in the
morning with Mother, following an out :
burst, she remarked to atnty in the
afternoon, well, aunts and grammas
are all right, but oh, you mothers!"
NANCY WYNNE.