Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-04

CAV the Sanders twins on Chestnut
street yesterday. and they looked SO
nert aud were going so tast' anu
% 'aoIinc ahead so hard, ana were a,,n, no
N",bor 90 attractive, that l dld nov 'nhe
y what kind of a hat the other n"u On,
rbich was who. TheS pom Nors
,a,s blue capes and one had n naC on
un,s yns flowers, and what Is moIe, NV
So,rors we're dark blue. ana ine oInt'
Ivy was kind of Persiany az COLOR
brt I cant quite visualize ~ lot YOU,
~. tSr os said, they. were going 50 ias.
Iv,i lacking SO hard, | stopped 70 sec
suhat aSu ,hcy we're looking at. did nor
Wood but went on M tn" street
sS 'S,b a pleasant feeling. They looked so
snnny @ and wideawake and sweet teit
|happy myself.
,y,vE Won heard about the ten room
IH tbot Katherine Wilcox Is going 70
.nnn nm at WawnH She's going TO cav,
!, the wild Goose" because, ann this 1
Ia not know before, Wawa is the 10.
d,on % name for Wild Goose. Isn't that
" nrctty little idyl? Katherine Is d
Sapshter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James VIII
coY of Media, you know. and a SISTER
n Marjorie Wilcox, who married Al
bert Santa Maria a couple OF years
sSo Her brother. Mark Wilcox, mar /,
rfed Margaret keating, n daughter OF
tSe late Dr. John Kcating. and sister
~ peter Mccall Kcnting. who is to
msrry Mary Aubrey. of San Antonio,
Tst, in June The Mark Willcoxes
tsre two of the cutest little sons.
hsIievc there are other children. too,
Init happened to see these two in town
No other day. and they are dariings.
think this tea room undertaking OF
Ko,herinc Wilcox Is fine idea, as
notoris,s want these little places along
.bo roads more than ever these days,
srd did YOU know that Mrs. Wilson,
~bo was formerly Kate Stellwagen. a
sister of Mrs. Walter Roche, and Helen
fobns and her aunt have started up a
Ion room at the old Black Horse Inn,
witch is west of Media on the Beth =
Iebem pike:
TIIE Plays and Players held another
l club night last evening and will re.
neat the plays tonight. The first
play was very interesting, 'Petticoat
Pefdy, and was given only by women.
JJytendale Gamer, Sophie Norris and
Margaret Rcmak were the three in the
cast, md Mrs. Gamer directed the play
The second one.act play was Leave
the Woman Out" and it was directed
by Joe Dpering and acted by men,
Tommy Hart William Jamison, Jr.
and Herbert Casey.
The third play reminded one Of the
comedy given last week by home talent,
in that It's name was the same, "Why
Not" but it was a one-act play, and
the parts we're taken by Helena Bal
Nrne Sophie Yarnall and George Ed
wards
There we're great many there last
NIGHT and the audience was very en-
thusiastic wonder when the Plays
and Players will start work on thciI
new building? ] heard rumors recently
that they might not build after all, but
buy larger place already built. But
you never can tell anything by mere
umors, can you? It's delightful club
any way, and one in which the members
ue always interested.
T HEARD r,Imors Of an awfully mic
J. engagement the other day and. fur
thprmOro that it's coming out prett.
sOOn Mt lcnSt that's what the little birt
who whispered 20 me about il told me
and think 50 myself. having seen then
together, hccausc they have that sort o
sell. conscious look that is unmistakabl
when you meet them walking or ridinl
In her little car.
You'll never guess who in the world
because don't think you know an,
more than did that they even knew
each other But, boys and girls. the,
DO And she's peach Of a girl. too
An out of. doorsy kind Of person VIII
loves golf and looks perfectly stunning
IN sports clothes. Really it's an awful.
nice alliance and I'm sure you'll wan
to congratulate both, because the man |
fne, too, and when you hear It you'l
think them wonderfully well suited
only, somehow, you never did have then
In your mind before. IT'S a great If
and full of surprises but II ali the sur
pispS are as nice rs this one, me 70
plenty Of them.
NANCY WYNNE.