Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27
1IIST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Speaks of the MmtinLloyd Wedding Last
observation-disclosures Nuptials at Dritton
II Today-Other Bi.o o. -".orest

,~uuE world and his wife, were out
" ~ Devon Saturday at the. we'd
-, .ocontion of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
dlhg hgtortor,. There must have been at
Y. a Moo" Soo or 600 guests. The church.
leas' g. Dnvids. is very small. you
cd o', en- only about 100 attended the
k.w,ony. NOV, hut the reception was large.
ceIslnvt ceIrn"ont perhaps Mt the Prime Phillips
iS;ng IS; which was about two weeks
~eouId do not think I have seen ms many
~ .he real "old Philadelphians, at an
q u ~ late. But Of course both those
sMs" sI,,ances % may be said to have been
alaSm Innc the most important in point 81
en,o,i em,,iv md connection of the year. Mrs.
Mnr,on r,., was Miss Esther Lloyd. q sister
- Malcolm. Frank. stacy. Mrs. Nathnn
Woyward. who received with her nrotner
Malcolm at the reception on "a'ura"s'
ana w Merton is the son Of the late DR.
rmos NIL a. Morton and brother Of DR..
Inonai o. aiorton, Miss Helen Morton. Mrs.
ION Mc;,tings and Mrs. John Story
JONI JONI Jr. The Mortons lived for many
JenSs' n n; an old fashioned brick ana
Ssa house on Chestnut street above
nsd nonvd which was torn down for busi-
DIV" ahont fifteen years ago. ] suppose
nc'e d i;ve 70 see Walnut street grow
w, w . second Chestnut street In the way
In'v ..nres and business places. In fact,
oi s.od and more people are moving away
iuo,e g.s thc old residences there. and busi-
o" a. slowIy but surely creeping up.
neT T,ot,ced the other day that the house
-. to Mrs. Benjamin Rcath..s. loOo
MMainnt III street, is being turned into
t,o;nsss place. and there are many mi.
i'.srs and dressmakers on Walnut strcct
shore twentieth and Twenty-hrst.
~, nroeress. know. but somehow !
s.,e y. 70 see the old residential section
entirely disappearing.
,,yuJ1E on the subject OF weddings
w tbore will be m interesting one
!, nr;fton today when pretty little
a9rirad W;choux Is married to Edwin
% %M".,s of Drifton. Mildred is a niece
sNsMr NoM and Mrs. Edmund j. ID. CoXe'
- - th;s city, you know. and came up
Ha-s from Virginia to stay with mer
uncle and aunt some years ago; inc
wodSinv will take place in st. James
Churcb Drifton. Mt half after twelve
.,.lock II IS to be quiet affair, as
ths family is in mourning.
Hr Coke will give his niece in mar.
a.ao and Mrs. Ralph Wcathrrly. OF
Wontrosc, is TO be matron of honor,
Mb;le Maria Middleton Coke Will be
Sawer girl. She IS MildrPd's little
cousin. Mildred is fair. iik" her aunt.
snd has much the same features and
coloring. She'll make an awfuliy
sweet bride. ,,
Mr. Coke and his sister. Mrs. Arthur
Gerhard. who was Miss Polly CoXc'
will give a reception at the Coke home
IN Drifton after the ceremony. How
ard Norris Is to be best man ana IN"
Rev. James Ware will perform the
ceremony.
HDITH CARPENTER is most at
= tractivc. You know she has just
come back to Philadelphia after trip
abroad with her mother. Mrs. Grouse
CARPENTER. She left her mother in
Paris, hear. and it now staying with
the Geyclins at Ilardwickc, their roun-
Try place at Nillnnova. Antoinette
Geyelin. or ".Iiwmy' ns some people
cali her. and Edic arc great friends. !
saw Edie at the polo on Saturday and
she was looking very well in yellow
linen dress and Il small white hat trim
med on one side with Il large green
parrot.
DAVID is four years old and an car.
- nest young person. In fact. David
has been taught to be very careful in
his expressions. and careful he Is about
his neighbor's as well as his own. He
has little friend named Junior, who is
few months younger and. perhaps. not
% careful in his language.
To make long story short. David
came toiling up tn" porch steps at
Juniors home recently and walking up
10 Juniors mother. he tcid her with n
severe eye. and said he: Your Junior
cursed me- 30 David, ] hope not.
said Juniors mother. in horror. 'ies.
he did," reiterated Junior. HE called
me skunk"
NANCY WAYNE.