Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

r7VERY one will be very much sur
T. rrised TO hear Of the marriage Of
charlie Wilson to Alma Harris. of
sou,b Chelmsford. Mass. And the
.susc Of the surprise is the fact that it's
.n,;rcly news to us ALL because theirN
.nooocmcnt had not been announced so
for as any one can remember. though
tsov have known each other for a couple
Of years. | hear.
charlie Wilson is the eldest of the
.hroe Wilson men. sons Of DR.. and Mrs.
~ REYNOLDS Wilson. who have been
uv,na at the Bellevue Stratford and
hovc n country place in Eillanova.
ucnrictta, the only daughter. was mar.
r,ed last spring to Ned Shakespeare.
Alma Harris Is the daughter of DIR.
aud Mrs. Elijah Dyer Harris. The
marriage took place today in the Church
~ tbe Advent in Boston. IL Alma has
ANYTHING like the looks and style of her
now mother in law, shs' will certainly
be nm addition to Philadelphia circles.
Airs Wilson is, TO my thinking, absO-
Iu,o,v stunning. She has such beau
t;ful figure, carries herself 80 well. has
.ondcrful wavy gray hair and wears
.,, most artistic clothes. remember
q pcar gray creation of velvet which
.ho wore Mt n luncheon ! attended one
d,v last winter and her picture hat OF.
gray velvet was trimmed with long
rTOJSE parties are the order of the
II dav for the rest of this month. it
.soms The Frederick Stouts have one
h Northeast Harbor at present. and l
mnierstand the boys and girls have
hoen asked to stay for fortnight. That
"a very delightful invitation. for If
nre takes the long trip to Maine 1t
hardly seems worth while to stay just
few days. c
Virginia Carpenter are among the girls
that have gone up for the house party.
Mary Carter and Virginia Carpenter
will both make their debuts in the fall,
you know. Mary at a tea gwen by her
GRANDMOTHER. Mrs. Edwin Benson. and
Virginia mt a dance to be given bv her
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
X, Carpenter, Jr.
Ethel Heckscher is not to come out
for another year. understand. She Is
n Younger sister of Gina lleckscher,
who married Barclay McFadden in
April Gina came out last season and
was one of the three debutantcs who
were married in their bud year. the
other two being Billie Reilly and Pris-
ella Morris.
, handsome wnmup Mrs
w Trustun Hare is saw her in
town one day this week wearing n
stunning gown of dark blue crepe d"
chine, made with the fashionable bateau
neck and finished at the edges with n
narrow rOrding. Her hat was a toQuc
Of the same material, wrapped in soft
folds about the crown.
There Is no question about II, your
hat and gown must match these days.
AID it Is most becoming fashion. No
matter what others may say, ] stand
By my guns that the styles of these
DAYS in frocks and hats both arc more
sane. more graceful and common sense
than ever before. OF course. | mean
the real styles. not the. CXaggerations.
MOTHER AND FATHER JACK
4F1 were talking together at dessert
the other evening. end Betty. who Is
nearly four years old. was seated be.
tween them in her high chair slipping
away at her peaches and cream. appar-
emily paying no attention to the con-
vcrsation. Among other things mother
said: "Iou'll have to get some white
knickcrs. dear. before we go away
And in answer father replied: mo. I
can't; that Indicating Betty with his
head) eats too much bread and butter.
Mother acquicsced without further re-
mark and the matter was forgotten.
Next morning at breakfast, however.
mother noticed that Betty was only
eeating her cereal. Eat your bread and
butter, dear said she. "Im not eat
IN bread and butter now Not eat
Ing bread and butter?" NO" in.
sisted Betty, $50 Jack can. have knick.
crs."
NANCY WYNNE.