Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-16
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
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She Talks Of the Cmibaldi-McMichael Wedding
in Washington Today

avenue, avenue, NJ, Airy The wedding will take
place early in June.
Mrs. John Markoe. of 1870 roo,s,
street. VIII entertain at a dinner, TO be
IoIloWed by box party al the Iesty
ipnuddlng play, Westward Ho," which
ne thhe nemoers of the club will give AT
the bellevue -Stratford on Tuesdsv oves
ning. The guests will include Miss J,no
B. featman, Miss Caroline s Barciav
MISS Hosamond Stewardson, Mr. Erne az
=: g. savage. Mr. George Robins, Mr.. Al
Forhos r9ore. core. or New York, and Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. John Macarthur Harris.
VI iO0 west Walnut lane, Germantown,
VIII give a luncheon today al the PbiIa. .
delphia Cricket Club In honor of their
uauehter, Miss Lucy w. Harris, whose
marriage to Mr.. Cecil Alexander Clarke
VIII be celebrated this evening. The
quests VIII include the bridal party and
me luncheon will be chaperoned BY Mrs
George Woodward and Mrs, James Chit
tick. of New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Biddle. Of yor,,
Toad, Io Noble, will leave early in July for
Sdes,pwni tth Nov n,ds, y: L.; to spend the summer
: Bertram Lippincott, at their estate,
Meerestuck. jamestown. r. l.
Mrs George Fales Baker. OF Rose.
mont and the Bellevue -Stratford. has
issued invitations for a large luncheon
10 De given at the Bellevue.Stratford on
WeanesdaN, May 4. The guests will in
work Guild of America, which will hold
us annual meeting at the Bellevue.Strat-
tord, May until May Z.
The Huntington Valley Country Cbuh
VII give its next dinner-dance on April
At the wedding of Miss Sarah Hanson,
uIiaugnter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Francis
iis. nanson. OF 3l5 East Sedgwick avenue,
Chestnut Hill, and Mr.. Paul A. Vanne-
man, Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A.
Nanneman, Of Cynwyd which will be
soiemnized early in June at the Holy
Sross CIR Church. Mt, Airy, to be followed
parents, Miss Edythe Simpson, of Cyn9
'wyd. will attend Miss Hanson as maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids will include
MISS Dorothy Bremen. of Randolph,
Mass Mass Miss Rosemary McNally.- Miss
Mildred Kellerman, Miss Marion Vanne.
man. Miss Grace STANLEY, Of New York,
and Miss Kathryne Vanneman. The small
sister of the bride, Miss Marie Louise
Hanson, will attend as flower girl.
Miss Jane Bell Yeatman. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pope Yeatman, OF Ills
Spruce street will entertain at a theatre
the Ritz-Carlton, in honor of her cousin,
Miss Cornelia keeble, of Nashville, Tenn
The guests will include Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel G.. Gaillard, Jr., Mr and Mrs
Walter Waring Hopkinson. Miss Sophie
nest Savage Mr.. Franklin Bache. Jr.
and Mr. Van Antwerp Lea.
Mrs. Walter Cope and her daughter
Miss Nancy +, Cope, 200 East johnson
street, Germantown, will entertain
house party next week at their summer
of Mrs, Cope's son, Mr.. Thomas p. Cope,
Jr,, who is student at Harvard Uni
versity. Mrs. Cope and Miss Cope will
leave tomorrow for Saunderstown.
Mr.. Horace Jayne. of Lindshade, Wal
lingsford, will entertain at dinner and
day evening at the Bellevue -stratford
by the Hasty Pudding Club Mr.. Jayne
Will also give a supper at the Bellevue
Stratford after the play and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Cassatt, 2125
Walnut street, have leased the house Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Chew, at Radnor,
which they will occupy early in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower
who have been staying at the Chelsea,
Atlantic City. for several months, left
the city yesterday for Washington to
visit Mrs. Henry F; Dimock and to at;
give this evening to the Vice President
and Mrs. Coolidge.
Mr. and Mrs. Loring Underwood, Of
Boston, are spending the weekend at
Chestnut Hin, as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ?. Hooper.
A garden fete and the dansant will
he held this afternoon on the grounds
OF. the Merton Community House, at
for the benefit of the Webster
Street House.
Miss Anna L. Foulke. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter L. Foulke. OF 24S West
street, Germantown, Is
spending fortnight in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Davis and
their two daughters, Miss Eleanor Bush
nell Davis and Miss Mary Castleman
Davis. OF 100 West Moreland avenue,
Chestnut Hill, will leave for a trip
abroad next Saturday, April %, on the
steamer Providence. They expect to
spend several months touring the Con.
tinent, Italy, Switzerland, France and
England. They will return home early In
October.
Miss Julia A. Berwind and her niece, |
Miss Margaret e. Dunlap. of 102 South