Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-18

NNIs LEE TUNIs, who is to be
"A introduced this coming season,
w,I be an interesting debutante. She
w'n 80 great @ granddaughter of the late
Mrs. A. l.. Wistcr, internationally
famous for her wonderful translations
AZ German novels and other literary
As inr back as I can remember I
ran see that beautiful, calm faced old
lady in her widows mourning. with the
old. fashioned rather spreading bonnet
Of crepe fitted around her head over
soft, white hair. The bonnet was faced
with white folds Of crepe g and s. she Wore c,
Wister Rossell. whose mother was Mrs.
Wister's daughter. lived with her from
childhood, her parents having died. She
later married DR.. Tunis, and Annis
Tnnis. their daughter, is the one who
Is to be introduced this year.
Mrs. Tunis Is extremely clever with
her pcn, and I am wondering II per-
chance this great granddaughter Of
Mrs. Wister and great-great- grand
daughter of old DR.. Owen Wister will
vailed in one branch of the family ut
least. The present Owen Wister,
grandson Of DR.. Owen Wistcr and
nephew Of Mrs. A. l.. Wister land I'll
leave it to you to figure out what rela-
tion he is to Annis Tunis), Is one of
Philadelphia's proud productions in the
literary world, too.
Annis is to be introduced at a tea,
I understand. but the date has not been
definitely fixed. She is attractive and
much liked. and will have q very good
time. am sure.
THAT was beautiful wedding OF
i Irene Hunters and Herbert Derby
shire on Wednesday afternoon. Though
the day was hot. in fact. the hottest
IN this month so far. they were married
at half after 4, and the reception.
which was held on the lawn at their
home in Devon. under the big old trees.
was ut 5 o'clock. so the heat was soon
a thing of the past:
William T. Hunters. looked very pretty.
She has such exquisite cOloring. the
pinkest of checks, and fortunately
nervousness did not deprive her Of any
OF 1t. SO many brides are 80 pale. but
even when Irene was n little child cx-
citement always enhanced her color. as
1t did at the wedding. Her dress was
an exquisite model of princess lace over
white satin, and was made on the new
long lines. slightly draped Mt the waist
1Op with npDrl Ducklp. Her court
% trn,, wns inrrmstcd with penrls and
tar r'" ro,i " woa arrnnged witb hands Of
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" w;:,, ,ho hnffot ,ffairs would bo dane
.uo, M.nn ,mt '..',h o tnro,o Va oon,t aowo
and rnnr class IN tbr other and get
anywhere. But il you have ii table
before you. that's something like.
Mrs. Hunter looked extrem ,ly we'll
in a gown of gray georgctte crepe en-
broidered in beads, small hat and
wonderful diamond pendant. And Mr..
Hunter was his usual cordial self
here, there and everywhere. making
every one feel how welcome a guest he
or she was
Irene is the only daughter in n
family of three. She is graduate OF
Miss Baldwin's school. and has been
very popular in the Younger set. Her
bert Derbyshirc was nm aide to General
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