Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03

I'm ,ou hear that Esther Ward and
III ps;,;n Kimball will be married on
~ fnh 1nne IL? She IL a whining
Hsnc,:yI' no,.I and has often visited here. one ne
~ ~. Westoyer to school ana 70
vat ~. ~ tMrs. Munoz's) to camp 80
?Scisnuv. ! ereat many girls In PhilS
~ sno"; ;ncludins Mary Porcher-wno
delp1M, now-Betty Elliott rev,
= ssysre Heyniger, who mas
Aeyn ,o Orange since her marriage
no!T n others. 1f1 am not mis-
~ 0'gr gr.tber is the president OF the
tIen, Icasue in Wilmington. Shc IS
junior .trsctiye and popular and Is the
Wy n Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
4ues'eiI IIer lar aance comes from Charles
Wero;r ;rtav will be married at Center
ten. i near wilmington, where the
(. Isr NIGHT the Mask and Wig
az. the,r show, "Tell Tales in
y s,on ~ % and In one Of the boxes
.tsstre we're President and Mrs.
Y Mss,s t1s Isn't that Interestingly Sem
HoroinSa Mrs George Wharton Pepper
~. .hsrs too--Mr. Pepper is one Of
W. e.JJ Grads" from Penn-and they
us .tst the audience was most enthu
L.,c ~ sc We really have some splendid
essIaS., actors and actresses IN this
iMs'sJn Jnon't YOU agree with me after
eU, seeu that show and why
Setr .
WAS sorry to hear of the death OF
az, charles F. Berwind last Satur.
n psris. \ Mrs. Berwind had been
~ eEy.in, ~ her daughter. Mrs.. H. Herman
Ma.Lns M N IN that city for several months.
Nor that she had lived IN image, I'M n;t.
SSis. at wynnewood and at ,tars tne M.s
< "a ne Aldine. One OF her dausn.srs ,..hs
!. Mrs. Robert =: straworioge' WIZ Wno
-: Miss Anita Berwind, and ANITA
~ "Neo' Strawbridge Is her grand.
ysushter, Neo came out IN TINS city
;.S winter and was one OF the most
sSrnlSr Of the debutantes. Two otner
zspshters Of Mrs. Berwind are baroness
80 Kiist and Baroness Gertrude Won
rneeklin. Mrs. Charles Howard Mont'
eonsry is q sister. ..
rms, ALEXANDER VAN RENS.
wi sELAER is going to give a lunch;
-, rsIt Monday, the Sth. in the Red
Dam ~ the Bellevue to meet the on'
49, and Board Of Managers of the
Sssmsn's Church Institute. A great
Ssnr neople are interested In the In
sstnte. % which does wonderful work
.mons the sailors. Have you ever gone
Sorn there on Sunday evenings? On
Thursdsv evenings they have similar
satertainments. too, IL am not mis-
tisn. Several hundred men are given
Z nIuper and entertainment and after
vsrd there il n service in the chapel.
Once A month different girls and men
N down and wait on the tables and help
Sith The entertaining. Some Of the
sirls who have gone down on different
cecs,ions are Mary and Elizabeth How.
land. Nancy Barclay, Mary Fahnestock,
Josephine and Elizabeth Thompson,
Oarie Smythc. Betty Boyd. Margaretta
md Sarah Harrison and lots of others.
NUT on the Main Line a May Fete
tVh being planned in aid Of the
institutes building fund. for eventually
tbey want to erect new building SINH
lar to the one In operation In New
York. The fetc will be this Friday at
he Merton Community Association
; grounds, on Hazlehurst avenue. at Mer.
lon. Mrs. T. Duncan Whelen is chair.
mn Of the fair. There will be general
dancing and a dancing competition In
charge OF Mrs. Frank Moss and Mrs.
William Norris. Music has been vol.
unteered by the Haverford College
Band.
A tennis tournament will be run by
Sarah Nelson Madeira. who herself is a
well.known player. and there will be a
flower. market. including plants and
vegetables, under the direction of Mrs.
lAngdon Lea, Mrs. Henry Baily and
Mrs Percy Simpson. Mrs. Thomas
9. Ashton and Mrs. Charles Perkins
will have Punch and Judy show and
Mn. Howard Eisepbrey will be in
charge Of movies. There will be all
sorts Of other fascinating things to do
and buy. and in case Of rain the fetc
ytll be postponed until the next day.
Sut We are having such lovely weather
an sure there will be no such calam.
~" NANCY WYNNE.