Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05

-urpE is not great deal so'ns Oh
w,tb the exception Of a
) TO-DAY, which Billie Smith. Mrs:
kidae Pa'Wv 'Wveotherly's daughter., Will
HewasItn afternoon for Libby Boyd, VINO
rve tn,s tnssa 70 Pete forie. and Helen
\ engaeeIa eaose ~ marriage to Henry Brin :
es.srs, ro,e Jr.. will take place IN the
~. ,,,orestine wedding took place IN
an MAS. Woes. Saturday evening. louise
~, the daughter or Mrs; s,,,,a, ,arfy ~
A.Se TYLER and the late tgn.oco Mr: % Rinney o
~. sity, vas married 10 iioLu.e a, % ! Wr
%.,,somery. who is a brother oI v;iin m' .
tshsrt Leaning Montgomery: jE,:;,,tor ~ S II
s."s n and the son OF Mrs. "hham W.
T..,somery. of Radnor. , ...x
y~sise and her mother nave uee,'
..;sc in Boston for severai years.
% n%n~s,.r, she made her debut mere CIV Two
now,o .,o She is a niece of MIR. Sid
r TYLER and of Mrs. John w.
~ i4i7 Spruce street. Mrs.
Ss... s. Leaning Montgomery. who was
~ SS Hone Tyler. Is n cousin OF hers.
~. ..t many people from Phiiadel-
A.! wen vent up to Milton for the wedding.
|nRrDGE parties are popular form
b a entertainment these days. and
- Of them lately seem TO pe ior
sss"sed girls. Today. as l said before.
SiIIis Smith will give. one Tor two en-
lad girls. Helen Seweil and LioDy
heyd, and tomorrow LIBBY wn9 Is
Knickerbacker Boyds' daughter,
ri Give one for Hannah Elliott. who
| III marry Walter Few on June "a. On
T.anesday Tibby Taylor will give one
y, Dot Ely. Tibby's engagement has
~. been announced to Dots brother.
W;iism Ncwbold Ely. Jr.. and libby
v;ii he one of Dot = maids Of honor at
her w wedding to Herbert Warden on
June 21.
nED GATE, Mrs. William Gray
NWarden's attractive place in Ger
,sntown, will be a busy scene tomor-
,ov afternoon. as a large bridge party
hridse again will be held there BY a
sumber Of people in Germantown. The
.s.ir il. I hear, in charge Of Mrs. Pere
Wilmer who was Miss Helen Morgan
and is a sister Of Mrs. Warden: VINO
was Miss Agnes Morgan. If the
weather. is fair. which 1t hasn't shown
mucb prospect of being so far, there
viii be tables on the lawn as well as In
lie house. The Wardens have a beau
tiful garden and it is an ideal setting
ier any event. q.
A great many people are interested in
the card party. Among them are Mrs.
Francis r. Strawbridge, Mrs. Frederick
~ Enolish Mrs. Edward Goodell, Mrs.
william X. Beard. Mrs. Alfred WE'LL.
Mrs, Henry Il. Robins, Mrs. Edward
Weiner, Mrs. Nicholas Petry. Mrs.
BENJAMIN Shoemaker. Mrs. Tolbert
Richardson and Mrs. George F. Brown.
There will be afternoon tea, too. The
afair is for the benefit of the deficit of
IL Germantown Hospital.
M1EO" sTRAwBRIDGE looked
~ lovely the other day. She is the
daughter Of the Robert Strawbridges
and came out two years ago. She has
fascinating, wavy, yellow hair and blue
eyes. When I saw her she was wearing
white crepe de chine dress and large,
black straw hat. with black net falling
of one side Of the hat and draped over
uer buOulueT. DIdCk StVChlNBS uuu UluCh
satin slippers finished of costume
which was very pretty. was inter-
ested to see that her skirt was quite
long, about eight or nine inches from
the ground, l should say. 1t does seem
q Il long skirts are really going to be
The style now, at least for "dressy,'
anyhow.
|V0U know how dark 1t always Is
4 when you go into the movies from
Ae bright sunlight of the street, and
how you have often smiled to see new
eomers in the theatre cropping for their
!eats In the gloom. Well. the other
day several girls you all know went into
one OF the big moving picture places |
and an usher showed them some seats. |
They all filed in. in what to them was
pitch darkness, and the two first girls
at down.
The third girl felt along the backs of
me chairs in the blackness and. finding
what appeared to be an unoccupied seat,
sank into it with sigh of relief. only
70 discover she was sitting on the lap
"a somewhat startled little boy.
NANCY WYNNE.