Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-24
'TLST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Speaks Of the Decl'ert.Wilson Wedding
Today-She Tells of Many People Who Are Going
Abrond and of the Country Fair in Germantown

uu,s afternoon we have the mar.
n Hope Wilson and bob
! lag which will take place ~ the
pecne,s' of The Good Shepherd. Rose
hufch ~ o'clock. There will be a
mont reccption afterwnrd nt Fear
sasr. cnsr House. villanovn. the wilson's
country YEss E inan will be the maid Of
Ssn' and ther- will be six brides
honGI,' hoI, Caroline Barclay. who vs. en-
n.,aSI nS to Niuscoe iarnett. ana VINO Is
lstso married In the fall louise WI.
!" Homes cousin, and an ATTRACTIVE
'on' dsb: % Evelyn Il. Page. Ruth Pack
suI'En frances Day. who Is; l pelieve;
w.. s,n.,oI 10 the Dcchcrts. and Is engaged
leurS = urrSvard Lukens. and i'atty lhkcr,
% herself will be a bride on Satur-
xno She is marrying behlainih
ce,.i. eEi. J;riggs. Of st. Pau'. you Know.
!,,!I;v !t,E!m;r Dcchcrt will be best man ior
H. ES''ibS brother. and there Will De e's"'
ushers. -
AND MRS. RANDALL NOR.
M GAN. of wyndmoor; Chestnut
,Mii cxpect to spend thc summrS mn,
i, i,n.n.d They will snil In July ana VIII,
sCl,'i I'm iIr. Morgan's son IN Law anu
,M.".btcr. M Lord and Lady CeciI 'ayas- nos
o."s o.nr Fisher. of Kilverstonc iaIi. !et- ,
ssdi sd Norfolk. England: Later 'tney
iCM iCaMI' hin Mrs. Morgan's mother ana
'.ter. Mrs. Williams IA anu s,,,aii Mis. ,omcb. &
s.,t S l.. Fcnner. and her sma,. @ aaHsn, 'ISnn
.., M Anne Fenncr, VINO na'e W.. rren ~on.
.hrcad since last autumn" a"" "' "'"
IN na ras''Ii I,cnncr was Miss Charlotte
sddle Williams, and nav mas. ~ta sa, s mar.
!" Providence. II. l.. s"rS a. "' Ecmner
ysee few years ago. "''
Med last June . Grant MANY
=, ,in.,,i,h;ans in.LI abroad this summer.
Phlladff.RbS fnbS n. Gcst and her daughter
Mts. o,ot 'o, loft last week for Engiahd.
Msaret Marsarett Won remember. made her
aa.sa a.s sorcroj wears ago. Since them sne
eeouts s.cr very much interested III .., Mr.
hls Ses Se been studying illustration. Sne
anu r"S hsr mother expect to join ner
snH.har gnu % sydney, who has been IN Ens
eo!"ea 4, one Of the universities ior
anu, hna " year. Judge Gest Is planning
aOout, W.. ,bem later. They will remain
E".onc E,. until the fall, ! hear.
GREAT many people from here are
a smiling oni the Paris from New
Sork today. Mr.. and Mrs. S!h,cS S!"hn,SS
TSayer, Or. and Mrs. KooerI ~. Har' s"n
Mrs. Norton Downs. Jr.. ana hSr .,s,ah sJ'
Wrs Charles +. Dana ana her usuEm sn.
Ter. Millicent Dana. and seVera' o'"''''
TOM MORROW the PENNSYLVANIA
l Women's Press Club will give ITS
.,r"al luncheon at the Walton. Inc
mast ~ honor will be the Countess
E.,cieyitz. She Is the daughter OF the
iste Sir Henry Gore Booth. Bart, ana
, sister of the present barohet. DIT
io.slyn Gore. Booth. She was the hrst
roman ] TO be elected to the British l'ar-
lisment, though she has never taken her
sat- .,,,.
interested In politics. Is poet
painter and musician. At the luncheon
she will speak Of her experiences q: an
artist in Paris and ns scribe IN
London and Dutain. Every one who has
met her says she is charming ana most
interesting.
THE Germantown Cricket Club was
/ busy scene Yesterday afternoon. 1t
was the day of the Country Fair in aid
o. the Children's Scashore House at
Atlantic City. Booths with red avn,
inss dotted the lawn. and gaily dressed
sides were everywhere with balloons,
ice.cream cones and flowers. Mrs.
Chattin Wethcrill. who was chairman
o. the fair. looked charming in white
canton crepe dress and a picture hat
Oi lavender straw. trimmed with sprays
Of wisteria. Her children were much
10 evidence. Cynthia and Isabelle. aged
about five and three, l should say. were
occupied in buying toys. and Chattin.
Jr.. was one Of the most enthusiastic
pony riders. Evelyn Drayton. who came
out this winter, and Clair Cuttings,
who Is coming out next season. took
turns leading the pony while different
children rode The small son and daugh-
ter Of Mrs. George ID. Lewis took many
ydcs. Mrs. Lewis was with them and
looked well in n white serge cape and
dirt and n red hat. Evelyn Page. the
e@cient dispenser of ice.cream cones.
looked pretty In Il yellow sweater and
4 large hat of dark blue straw trimmed
With flowers. Mrs. Clayton Straw
bridge was there with her little girl.
Mrs. Strawbridge wore small white
hat and a light blue and white check
dress which was most becoming. and
her daughter Il white dress cross.
stitched in pink and blue.
A great many of the younger girls
acted as aides. Katherine Snowdcn
and SARA Mary Barnes sold perfume.
ss did Elise Biddle Robinson. One Of
me cutcst of the .dcbs was Sue
Fillmore. who wore yellow sweater
ani a blue hat. trimmed at the side
with blue quill. She was helping
aer mother. Mrs. Quincy Adams Gill.
more, who had charge of the baby
Sottes table. Others Of the aides were
riny and Bunny Schwartz. Peggy and
nr!lsabeth Logan. Nancy and Caroline
barclay. who were at the sweatacr ta-
SSe; Kitty Porter, Betty Wayne and
sarah Mclean, Mrs. John O. Platt, Mrs.
Arthur Hacker, Mrs. Edward Wood,
M Mss Dorothea Wood. Cliffy Furness,
X Aufv Harlow ~ DALI,