Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-11

-vrpy ONE seems to be thinking
X a GUNNER plans now thpt the warm
~ o. has really come. and of course
wea.ntt' many people expect to go abroad.
z grea' thot Rachel Baker and Elizabeth
! lhnson hta, nrc going to- chaperone q
Tholllpsvnd II sounds as though 1t would
pary,.s of fun. Among those who are
BE- io'' orc Margaret Spencer. Louise
gong Mildred Longstreth. Josephine
S,so,, Scu,,, Edith johnson and Madc-
lelnr mr.ro ,"l viii be several family parties.
lhe'p poscv and Eleanor Wurts are
TOO. a,or with their aunt. Mrs: Ed
going 'NcCullough. and then another
nun" ,hnirs, Mrs. Wilson. and her
auna aua,,sr 20 Elizabeth. who is coming out
daus" ,,irtcr are sailing the middle OF
next ,,onth. mnh dorothy Ely and Herbert
mex. n,nn ,re going abroad on their we'd
Maro.i, and I have heard that Jane
ding d,,n ., and Ernest Savage are, too.
lea.,'''t IS girls are abroad now. Caro-
Lo,S oS,,itb IL Mrs. Brentwood Smith =
lne t,ar .S,,.'i ia in Paris studying dramatic
daugn's', sa,re form. Mrs. Smith was one
art u. SIT nttroctiye Tyson girls. one OF
OF ,ne 10 Mrs. Paul Denckla and another
Whon' porcv % Drayton. Elizabeth Field,
MIS- ',arahfer of Captain and Mrs. W..
the "ans Wnson Field. has been in Kome
10y ,..irter Mmb with her mother. and l hear
tnls Nirs Field expects to come nome
that h hut that Elizabeth will spend the
toon, ~ "'I in Devonshire. England, with
fr'enaS, r'esn,.o.o,bcr I think quite large slice
4, Hpb;ladclphia will be In Europe ,,,s tms
.,nor i've must not forget the sirls
shl'''er 80 over there at school or are
sMu,,;np WIZ before they come out next Iau.
psnnv nauuG Geary and her mother. mrs. 'JarH lac,
sa".; saory are still abroad. The last time
TThoo;rd Tt".; they were in Paris. EVE M9r
~ Tho Carl Martins daughter: o., o. a.
Victims. ~, is at school OUTSIDE OF inris' MS
ma na Georcinnna Harris and Emmy bur
.uu ..w ore at Mile. Moos', IN Parls' anu
sSs,r T various parents are going, Ut ~ .,,o
.sI,ssdv sI gone. over to join them ior p,,m .Ie
sr .,mmcr and to bring them back 10 fhii-
sdelpha in the fall
THERE is still great deal so'"s .s,Jr Jr
a,or hcrc, what with getting ready
= ovur ,ha fairs and weddings every
for ~, r"nt ," vcry busy. Speaking OF
one IS H"p.d up"dv for weddings, ! saw
EettiIs Wistcr shopping yesterday.
a anu ;s co;nr TO he one Of Nancy cope
sh',as,,aidu she 10 on May 20. you know;
o." was looking we'll in a tan SUIT an.
suS br"w, "S horschair hat. she mad on
., unnsual sweater. too: was tan'
s;,h diamonds on it outlined by drop'
"itTn Tlors,,c Kane has novel sweater
IN Hers is jade green OF a fancy
weave. She was wearing u se'era
Mirhts ago at one of the savoy re-
hessrsals' with an accordion pleateo
st;rt Of dark blue chiffon and q nat te
match the sweater. ,. :. i,
Speaking OF Savoy. won't H a,,o. o,
hnny not TO have any of the h'ipci,
famiy N it this year? Some one ol
Them has been in it every year TOR SC
ionr. Wasn't it nice to hear of Mary
Ieper's engagement to Kenneth An
drew drew Rhoad. Of Valley View Farm,
Phoenix,illc? Mary's sister Frances Il
10 br married to Thomas NidgWal
Barker, Jr.. on June 10. The wedding
Is to be at the Lcipers' country place
Glen Eln.s Farm, at Arcola. Ia. AM
Mary will be the maid Of honor. ant
there will be eight bridesmaids. =,
Sarah Harrison and Phil Price vii
b. married that day at the Church o
the Good Shepherd. at Roscmont. Jun'
weddings in the country are always ut
tractivc. il only the weather doesn
get too hot. NANCY W1NNE.