Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-30

IN SPITE OF our hopes to the con
1, vas HOT for France
Scots we Wedding \ z yfst pretty Wedding? =,
.hn,,rSt baS The bride looked lovely ano aIa NV
t,;Snsn,oids, ,n;Iu frocks were sweet: Eieahot n.,
m.uner Newbold. who IL the briae ITS
repRi.,.-t end was matron OF honoi,
SS.usd SoJusd perfectly stunning in o 1rocn
loossn =, lace over white satin ana a
OF ,,,ro hat of black straw trimm,eu r,
pt,h Hack plumes. She is SO good ioon n,
;rs and has such lovely, colorins .oa,n %
nre,tv hair. The bridesmaids Wors 49,
nee and chiffon, too, ana 'nef oUlor.
nuets were a wonderlni H.a;oi; 7 do
IneS remember ever having seen sucs
no, no.,or,hinotion Of color at u wedolng, anu
~ y nffecf was gorgeous. Frances 4wn
ne s.,. was Of cream lace and chiton
mu,A .unr cream satin and was most De-
coming. t,.,,o bouse OF,
c-.noss street. you know, DetWeen
SSrnce and De Lancey place, ana nave
fnrnisbed It up very prettily. the nun
bsr is 2i3D. SO 1t Is almost nt tne COT
ner Of Twenty second anu 'p''''
streets. A.. ,,,ro+os at
st. James Epicopal Church' NV Rcv
second and Walnut streets. Inc rev,
Alien Evans. the other curate, hyes,9 On
Twenty third street near SAMSON; ne
married. Miss Elizabeth Holloway
several wears ago. Mr.. and Mrs; Evans
and their young baby are spending 'he
summer in Havcrford'
NOES 1t not seem as If we would
never learn to be careful In our
.onversattons and telephone talks! You
Enou how often you get on q crossed
wire Yourself, and could hear con-
varsatfon IL you wanted to listen IN.
And vet YOU never learn. l was musing
on this the other day when riding IN ths
trolley (it was Route No. gu heard
two women discussing another by name
and saying most extraordinarily unkino
Several women and men in the car be
sides myself turned and looked at them,
hut they talked peacefully on, evidently
obl;vious of the fact that anyone in that
car could possibly know the one ais.
cussed. As It happened, one person did
know the one discussed very well, and
some Of the things said were not true.
and those that were true were not kind
nor worthy of remark. A
II only goes to show wv careful we
should be. Not only not 70 take away
another's character from principle. It
being a poor thing to do; but also II
we must do II and cannot restrain our
tongues, let US choose q place where we
will not be overheard by many whether
they want to listen or not.
A RENT the dotted Swiss frocks pretty
n this season? saw Celestine
Warder in town the other day wearing
a dress Of dark brown Swiss, dotted in
white, made with a wide hemmed skirt
and three little cream -colored ruffles
around the hips. The neck and sleeves
we're edged with cream color. and her
hat was a large brown garden affair,
trimmed with white flowers.
Lysbeth Boyd looked awfully we'll in
a green and white blocked gingham,
made in one piece and worn with a
gray felt hat, which was very becom =
ing to her. Lysbeth is tall. and has the
loveliest golden curly hair.
IND you hear what a lovely time the
~. Strawbridge girls, Helen and Janet,
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl.
Strawbridge, of Bala, are going to have
this summer? They will sail next month
for Europe and visit England, France.
Switzerland, Holland and Italy before
returning in the latter part Of Scptem-
ber. Mrs. Strawbridge has entirely re-
covered from her severe illness Of last
year, and she has been doing some splen-
did work talking to the business girls in
various clubs. She has the greatest un-
derstanding Of girls and always reaches
them, makes them want to talk with
and confde in her. She is a very charm
ing woman.
Doggy went with mother to visit
L Aunt M and to see her wonderful
new baby daughter. who is three
months old and who has come on here
to visit. Now Peggy's mamma had not
seen the new baby either. and so after
greetings and showing the wee scrap of
smiles and dimples and kicks and crows
to Peggy, who admired It duly. that
small, person was left to amuse herself
while the two women had a long talk
lnterspersed with ejaculation on the
part OF Peggy's mother nnent the new
baby: "Oh hasn't she lovely eyes?'
And, MY dear what tiny hands -