Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-10

,,xK u is interesting to heal
chat different girls are doing at co.., co,
-. for a great many OF them eng g. NV, T,vs,
~, @ they have made tneir ,,,, dsour nur:s;dont
it ..t heard that Mary s'.fr 10 ~ ,e pcnn
Of the he,at fneY Mary is the daughter
Ism s"" "uollingsworth Sitter and made
Of Mrs. ME- two years ago. Her younger
her deoIL,, IL,,iznbcth. is com ng ont, next
sister. Mary plays on the girls bas-
SNetSail team. too an" 70 "'es ''''s'
ies,,l iervslyn Page. the daughter OF Mrs. MRS:
,,f,,n Eye,S" IT. Page. of 2"l4 Locust
Wllia"; ;s thc "honor girl Of her class
street ~ Mnwr College. I believe that
at br!1 ,hat She got the highest marks
means n, M girl in her class. l know she
Of any sn rsrv we'll out there. She went
! dGius Miss rrwin's to school. and came out
TO M'ss AGO. She is n niece of Mrs.
twS SS,S, ~ Mason, Of the Aldine.,
Slanes rvcry one does something now
Neuiioih uiiooihutonting for while. II they
alte,, no 70 college they get STEADY
dGh o. e,sc take up nrt In some form,
700. rooking. dressmakins; 1t mat
dla","s,' mn, what. The point seems to be
YER, YER The thsy must keep busy.
tDuS WIG
,,,.syoT il nice to hear of the en-
w ,ocement of Mrs. Charles King. Of
Sork and Mr.. Frederick w.
Non New f of Rye? Mrs. King was Miss
sne.,"H sma. Hr;nley, of this city, and is
,, AI.e ~ Mrs. John Muir. of Chestnut
s,s,e. sIW. Miss W Katharine Brinley. of 1913
HUI strcet and Mr.. Charles II. Brin-
rine oIs, Of Chestnut Hill. Mrs. King
ns. ns.,.rortiye t and was quite n belle in
Sn,,n,sodelrbia y when she formerly lived
t,.e r,.' The Brinleys originally came
rom Connecticut.
TO-DAY there will be an attractive
veddiug in Lexington. Mass. that OF
u.,.n Davis and Franklin Rice. OF
m,iuth. Minn. Helen is the daughter
=" Wr. Charles ID. Davis, OF l.exing-
., =. md hns often visited here. lenore
w,ysi,sll. ~ the Joseph B. McCalls' daugh-
~. uill be one of the bridesmaids.
Y.nore is soon to be married. too. Her
n.rpiape to Norman MacLeish will
..te Mace on June 1. and ! am sure
IL will make very pretty bride,
r;,b her light hair and blue eyes.
Tomorrow there will be another out
A.town wedding of interest, this time
~ !. Raltimorc, when Isabelle Fishburn,
Il. m daughter of Mrs. Randolph f. Fish
burn will be married to Ensign vii.
liam Valentine Alexander. Jr.. son OF
Mr Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Alexander.
n WAYNE. The wedding will take
Mace at noon at the home of Mrs.
Eishburn. on Charles street. Mrs. Z.
Murray Stoddard, Of Warren, Pa, will
he the brides only attendant. Isabelle
Il attractive, and has often come to
Philadelphia. She generally stayed
with Helen Shelton. now Mrs. Wayne
Vetterlein. and went to great many
parties here with her. She has golden,
vayy hair and blue eyes. Louis Wallis,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Wallis. of st. Davihs. is a cousin Of
hers, and will go down for the wedding.
hid you know that Kitty Knight is
~ homcr She has been out in Tucson.
Ariz.. with her mother. Mrs. Bradford
knight. and Billie Smith. Mrs. Howard
Weatherlys daughter. saw her on
Chestnut street yesterday. She wore
1 small black hat trimmed with single
large red rose and long black coat over
} red crepe de chine dress and the effect
was striking. She always dresses with
great deal of style, don't you think?
A GREAT many people are planning
n to 90 to the special performance Of
he Mask and Wig this Saturday ut the
Academy of Music. at least it would |
'eem that way from the number who |
nave taken boxes. Among them are
Mrs. Theodore w. Reath. Mrs. Sydney
rhayer. Mrs. Joseph Leidy. Mrs. Paul
Thompson. Mrs. ID. Braden Kyle. Mrs.
Enrol White. Miss Anne Wharton. Mrs. |
John II. Mason, .Ir.. Mrs. George w. |
B. Roberts. Mrs. Benjamin Reath Mrs.
John VI. Gest. Mrs. l.. w. II. Waller.
Mrs. William G. Warden. Mrs. Will |
lam J. Turner. Mr.. Corlies Morgan. !
Mr. Davidson Kennedy, Mr.. Crosby |
Brown, Mr.. Walter Thayer. Mr.. Sgd
ley Thaycr, .Jr.. Mr.. J. Barton Town
end Mr.. W. Chattin Wethcrill. Mrs.
l. l.. Snowden and Mrs. George Bower.
The performance is for the benefit of
he BeIcau Wood Memorial Associa-
ion and will be the last performance to
Y given this year. The show. Tell
Tales, has been given in a great many
ther cities besides Philadelphia this
pring, and you remember | told you
I the wonderful reception they got.
specially in Washington. when Prcsi- !
ent Harding went behind the scenes to
the girls and men of the
ast Wouldn't it be great to be Prcsi.
ent and be welcome behind the scenes
ny time YOU wanted to 60?