Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-24

.,rssdy gone away for the summer.
with The exec, ton of Hannah Elliott
..a walter pew's marriage which will
,.te place at noon nt Calvary, Church.
fifteenth and Locust. the weddings Will
be in the country or out OF t;,wh'
Tho Pew Elliott wedding BETTY
r,iio,t Jew will be the mutron Of
an"r h Tor her sister. AS you know Betty
nr.r,;ed nvn; Waiter Pcw's brother. Arthur,
inad nnd she and her husband have been
m.;rc MsS In Texas where hc Is in the oil
hnsincss. and though II has been rather
vs".h ufe Betty seems to have enjoyed
V't think Hannah and Walter Pew
n.,sct y. 10 spend part of their time down
.ssss too. Polly du pont. one of the
..nst attractive Of the Wilmington du
%srts and Banning Grange will be
I'll. ~ honor for Hannah, and there
Iii be seven bridesmaids and eight
A. Old st. David's Church. Radnor.
.hsrs will be the wedding VI Miss Esther
iioyd and Mr.. Arthur Morton. Nancy
Harvard. Miss Lloyd's niece. will he
rho flower girl and only attendant. DR..
TSnmns s. X. Morton will act ns best
,a.n FOR his brother. md there will be
,sn % nshcrs. A reception will follow at
Miss Lloyd's country place. Lland-
wadyn, at Devon.
nwO Of the out ut.of-town weddings
/ are of philadelphia men who are
marrying girls from other cities. so It
would seem that the sudden rush OF
girls to marry men not Philade'phtans
Is being cqualized. Patty Baker, who
married BENJAMIN Griggs. of st. Paul,
MINI, and Lenorc Mccall, who ~
now Mrs. Norman Mncl.cish. OF Glen.
coc, 1ll.--both married this spring-are
two St snrinxtielS. Sm.i ,t Mass, Mnry Temple
grndley. the daughter Of Mrs. Eustace
Anstruthcr Bradley. will marry Jack
Puryes. who is the son Of Mrs. Austin
purycs, Of Chestnut Hill. Jack and his
bride will not come to Philadelphia to
live. however. hear that they expect
TO be at South Lancaster, Mass, for
the present. at any rate. 80,
In Richmond Marion Carmichael will
become the bride Of Captain George
Rover. l.. =. NJ. &. lie is the son Of
Mrs, George Il. Bower. of Vancouver.
Torresdalc. At the wedding there will
be a maid of honor and six bridesmaids.
ali of them Southern girls. Henry
Rover will be best man. He Is brother
Of Captain Bower. and Captain Bower
will have six ushcrs, three from this
CITY and three from Richmond.
Eleanor Conovcr and Chauncey Bcns-
lev will be married today. too. She
IL a sister of Mrs. Henry Hcnriqucs. OF
Chestnut Hill, and is groat friend OF
Peggy Graham. At the wedding, which
will take plac" at st. Mary,s Church
South Portsmouth. y. H.. Mrs. Hen
rioucs will be the matron Of honor and
Peggy one of the bridesmaids. The
other onc-thcre are to be just two
vii, he Rosemary Howe, who came out
here last winter. As the family Is in
mourning. the wedding will BE- quiet.
A small reception will follow Mt the
summer home of the brides parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. James Potter Como
yer. at Portsmouth.
And now we've finished with the we'd
dings, but not with the doings Of to-
day.
AVERY interesting polo match will
n take place at 4 o'clock this after
noon at the Philadelphia Country Club.
at Misunderstanding because every
body's going and because the teams to
play are awfully good. The match is
in charge of Mrs. Daniel l.. Hutchin-
son, Jr., and the members of the Junior
Club of the Seamen's Church Institute
will act as aides. Peggy Thayer ts sec.
retary of the club. you know. and all
the younger girls are in it. The rhiia-
dolphin Country Club team and an ALI
Philadelphia" combination will play.
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. II. Frazer liar-
ris will give dinner dance nt Their
home for their attractive daughter Anna.
who will come ont the year after next.
] imagine The lIarriscs live outside or
Chestnut Hill OH Paper Mil! road in
a large brick house on the hill opposite
the S,otc srurys' place, and they have
delightful swimming pool, which AL
the younger crowd enjoy. There will
be about eighty at the dance. l hear,
and dinner will be served on the lawn.
THOUGlI there are still several we'd
i dings and great many dances. lots
Of people are already beginning to 60
away. AS usual, Northeast. Cape May
and Saranac are among the popular
places for Philadelphians.
At Northeast Harbor there will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Seaver and Mrs.
Goodman. who Ia coming out in the
autumn. by the way. They are leaving
on the Goth, l hear. Another debu-
tante of the fall who will te up there
will be Anna Moss. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Moss. of Bala. AS her
parents are going abroad she will be
there with Mrs. Louis G. Baker, and
az Mrs. Bakers daughters are all mar
rled now. with the exception of Rachel.
who Is chaperOning n party abroad OH
July l. it would seem good arrange
ment oil round. Sarah Mclean gen.
orally goes to Northeast, too, and 70
does Georgianna Harris. They will
make their dobuts in the fall.
~ There will be the usual sprinkling OF
ihiladelphians at Winter lIarbor,
which Is across the bay from Northeast:
and, then, Polly Bayard will be at Seal
Harbor with her grandmother, Mrs.
Nharles Mexican Bayard, and all her
other relations.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert LcConte always
90 to Bar Harbor. where Mrs. Le-
NMonte's attractive daughters, Susie,
Maisie and Lille, another autumn debu-
I;te' nhte' have a wonderful time. Mr..
..ement u. Newbold and his daughter.
Nna; MNnna; Will be np there. too, and so will
hrs' Samuel Ashhurst, I imagine.
OTIS of people have camps at
- Saranac Lake. and it is wonderful
sort OF life II you like 1t, which most
GeGnie DO. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wilmer
puddle have taken the Poppy cottage
tnere' and they expect to leave today, I
near. Mr.. and Mrs. George Randolph
ib.rnHa ibrnard have q fascinating place up
,uere called lloiokem, and I think
tney will be there for time. though
sney are going abroad some time this
SSiinmer. They often have delightful
huse hhouse parties at their camp. This year.
mStwever' tn" only girl I've heard of
,rh mo Is planning to visit them is Mary
,rhhaSer, Mr.. and Mrs. George e.