Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-19
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne attends the Neilson-Reath Wedding.
She Hears OF Reception at Charlotte Cushman Club

,,,rrJ. one Of the very prettlcst
w wcldiurs | have ever attended in
49, )i;c took place yesterday Mt noon,
..d Il was Alberta Reath's and Harry
v,;,son's. / always thought Alberta
..o,ld uake an exquisite bride. but /
have never seen such a joyous. lovely.
.,or;rr child ns she looked in her ex-
s,;s,to Gown of shimmering cloth of
suvor with its long. straight train,
rhicb was so prcttiiy arranged at the
hock of hcr dress in sort OF loose
,,orscl OBJECT, instead Of the straight
% troU, .tIc. shoulder court train.
TEr whclc color scheme of the we'd
d,nc was lovely. Alberta has always
i,i,nI rose color. and her bridesmaids
.hot shade, Fiji I.eidy and Agnes Iar-
nnll's dresses being n shade darker than
,bo other bridesmaids. whose frocks
wore n sort Of russct rose.
and pancoast, really ! think 1t was
.ho dearest thing to have him give
AIbortn in marriage. for Pan is n couple
~ wears younger than his sister. In
Sact he was at ST. Paul's last year. and
! do not know if he has gone to college
tbis wear vet. but he is certainly not
wore than eighteen. it he Is that, and
be did look 50 handsome and happy in
bis cutaway and white spats.
II was altogether just lovely, and the
rsceDtion at the Ritz was great fun. for
Won saw every one You knew and eve%
one was so happy about 1t. It's u real
love match Mrs. Reath looked per
fecty stunning in Il gown of bright
La G,t of Inr. hlnn
vciyct had II shaded feather of blue and
mauve. Mrs. Nelson, liarry's mother.
wos entirely in gray. with an ostrich
feathrr Of gray. too.
Thc'two small Madeira children who
came in with their grandfather ana
rrnndmothcr Nelson pretty ncarly put
fbc ceremony out Of business. And as
for the ushers. especially those on the
Nelson side of the chancel. Well. how
ibrv kept their faces straight l don I
know. and, TO tell the exact truth. they
dilnt. =.
The diversions started shortly after
tbr bows had arrived before the bridal
party came in. Suddenly one of the
BOYS saw someone in II side pew he
knew and he checrcd loudly between
organ notes: "Ilrlio. Bobby" Then
there was the signal for the wedding
march to start and UUt came thc Drldc-
groom and his best man. AS the bride
groom turned and looked toward the
bridal party. the saline lively young
grhrlcmrn. the c.dCr If the two nephcws
engaged him in conversation and showed
lis uncle tLat he had brand hcw pair
OF white kiI gloves for the occasion.
After that silence I,igncl while the
beautiful ceremony was read and both
bride and bridegroom responded AS
clearly and distinctly rs any | have ever
beard rs this time however. young
Master Madeira decided the party had
gone tar enough. and as the bridegroom
was about to pat the ring or tn" bride
finger small voice riped up: But
wh"n do "" get the irc crrnm:' "And
1t WAS then that u>hcrH had the trial Of
their lives to keep from guifnwinS
loudly with unhOly gIcc. And his great
Eramdmnth"r Mrs. Harry Roscngarten
had 4 wonderful laugh.
HNllE Charlotte tuShman Club has
4 >rui un' invitations for Il reception
on Fllday afternoon to NEE, Miss Doris
krnn". VIII" j. now playing here. ] am
So glad those delightful and interesting
teas Hr" >turiing up again. You know
III" cIuh y m.W III lOiD Spruce street
and grows in popularity and usefulness
each year.
TllE dC5utantc parties yesterday in
cndrd II tea and dance RabS
Clayton made her bow at the tcn and
sue lI"'DI %rb she Wa, II"
frock WAS II I.anvil. model which she
got in Franco this last summer. and it
was Of white hroradcd silver. The
irock had C'y@tal bead trimming and
vas made with the new tight bodice
.nn lon" fuI! skirt: there was a small
bunch Of flowers at the waist. Mrs.
Cayton looked handsome in gown of
b.nrk and blue beaded material over
hlark satin Az! Mary Clayton Earle,
h"O sister, wore beautiful gown Of