Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-02

SANy Of us are interested in the
Nj .oement which was announced
~ psat"n e Thursday (it was also an
p possJ oeJ bere) of the Rry waiter
nounceR Read. a brother Of Mrs. George
Seo,t Warder, of Chestnut Hill, 70
b buch'Ni 'Nirriel MacCready, of Boston.
hisg Read often comes to Philadel :
mr. nisit his sister. His mother was
PIE " yyurts. a sister Of the late Mrs,
page Mrs. James Large, VINO Is
laughter OF the Davis 'ages,;, y,
me .sors Jn cousin of Mr.. Read, Mr..
geiss'iy;es i;,es In Brighton, Mass, where he
res~ actor OF the Episcopal church ,.-
"a. s;ster. Mrs. Warder, was Miss
,.. n Read. She married MIR. Har,
when very young, ana severe'
~. sfter his death became the wife
ysr,orae Warder. Billy Harmar, VINO
rr,ed Alice Longstreth, and ms sis!er
ma;,s Uarmar, who married Joe
!nsmua amr were the children Of the hrst
pIvw,,. Celestine Warder, the eld-
NJ msrs,J;fS rash;fS of the second marriage. made
y. dahut season before last. She mas
nwnger NJ sister Betty, and brother
Jr. I understand that no dnte
usoisss sssn set as yet for, tho Read Mac
TS,s.dy - marriage, but 1t Is likely TO take
Mace In the fall.
vTER the celebrations of the Fourth
"A a Ju,v there will be little. to ex.
~, vs In the way of gayety in this part
eiwhs world, except the. two weddings
%.sah IN are scheduied for this month.
cl"S;. Baker Is to be married next
ScRrS.v Jnly o, to Ethan Allen Shep-
- az Louis, out In Bala, ana ON
~ IA Sarah Penrose and Andy van
SnuV will be married in st. Mary 3
Tourtry weddings, or rather weddings
The country, are always SO pretty
"A Il ia a real pleasure to go 10 TO-
srt,ons held out Of doors, as 80 many
them are nowadays. ,;,
4 great many do not go away un!,,
Arrst. so you may be sure there VIII
many guests at both these marriages
mHE Maine and New England re-
| i sorts generally are fast filling, up
Aharsh Every day you hear Of others
issvins for the North. and INthink the
sr.,i ~ severe weather last week
kssteued the departure of many.
{"%,The Aleck Biddles and Cordelia
NIKE are going to sail up to lslesboro.
i.sv,ns tomorrow in Mr.. William Ellis
ScmlI's Yacht. Mrs. Biddle. you re.
msmber was Margot Scull. She ana
/ TSrdelia came out the same year ana
~ was one of the bridesmaids Mt the
| I)uke -Biddle wedding. 40.
The Francis I. DIV Points, OF l4Z4
[spruce street, went yesterday 10
Vcrtheast Harbor to stay about two
sontbs Mrs. Charles Bayard, Mr..
McKean Bayard and his daughter Polly,
Who came out last year and was SO much
Ii,tsd have gone up to Seal Harbor:
TSs Raysrds have been going to Seal
Harbor for years and have an at
srsctiye cottage up there. -,
Mrs Allison Scott and her sons will
81 today TO Southwest Harbor, and the
Hsdison Taylors will spend the warm
nonths, as usual, in Bar Harbor.
mHROUGH some inadvertency when
4 j speaking of Mr.. Arthur Donaldson
smitb one day this week In connection
MIN the fact that Arthur Spencer who
| died on Monday. was named after him,
| Inc word late was used before MI.
| Smiths name. It's impossible to say
inst how things like that happen, for
| M Smith is not only alive but well,
and / am glad. indeed. that no such
sorrow has been added to Mrs. Spen-
GERS grief, for Mrs. Spencer and her
daughters and in fact. oil Of the fam
| ily are devoted to Mr.. Smith: Mrs.
Spencer was Miss Agnes Smith. He
liysd In this city when not on 'explor-
INK expeditions. but lately his home ad-
dress has been Kaolin. Pa. He has
been engaged in explorations off and on
aince 1900: and has penetrated into un-
known parts of Africa. His expeditions
have been under the auspices or the
British Museum. which also provided a
taft Of scientists to travel with him.
He has written a number Of magazine
hrticles and his book, Through I'm
known Countries" Is widely read.
NANCY wYNNE.