Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-03

,,yuAT n beautiful time Elizabeth
w Aterbury will have this spring
she Is going with her mother and step.
S,ber to Europe this month. and will
INV a whole lot of lovely French frocks.
I am sure. for her debutante season
a.vt ~ vsar, Elizabeth is the daughter
~ Mrs. Atterbury by her marriage to
W.icnln, Macleod. She has two broth
s.s Malcolm and Harry, who have also
Sssn given the Atterbury name, l
understand. There Is a little Atterbury
OsS{, H. TOO 0Aitterbury was Miss Armin,a
possnrarten, She Is the youngest
ds~shter OF the late Mr.. Harry Rosen-
ssrten and Mrs. Roscngarten. Of 80
South Seventeenth street. Mrs. Lewis
Nelson, who was Miss Clara kosen.
ssrten, is an elder sister.
Elizabeth is a very good LOOKING glfl
and has great deal OF STYLE yyh. Sne Sne,,,r Is
.rriv sM hair. She is vivacious and witty,
md every one likes her. She'll be much
sntsrtained, for she has many relations,
and every one will want to give her
good time.
EVERYTHING seems to be chang.
n inr these days. There was q time
when you never heard Of wedding IN
Tsnt. and here we have had three IN
s"ccession. But they have not been
iarse affairs. There have been only
fau. IN attendance, as in the Paine
weddin9 in New York Saturday. the
Wood Thompson wedding in Manila
Yesterday and the Pepper -Drayton mar
Il seems as II 1t must be rather lonely
for Katherine Thompson to have peen
married out there SO far from members
Of her own family. But It was Ger.
tainly wiser when such distances sepa.
rated her from her own. and when It
here. Besides, Lieutenant Wood.
hear. could not get q long enough leave
Today's wedding will be very. quiet
and simple one. Only the two imme-
dIate families and very. few friends.
Mrs. Drayton is one Of the most pop.
,Ilar of the younger matrons. She mas
scores OF friends. and DR.. Pepper Is
immensely liked as well. hear they
will live at Elkins Park most Of the
time.
LIVERY ONE is becoming interested
T. in the Devon Country Fair already,
and I hear that Mrs. Archibald Barklie
has given her home. Inver House, at
Wayne, to the Cafeteria Committee OF
the fair next Thursday afternoon for a
large card party. Mrs. George Il.
Evans is in charge of the affair. Tha.
seems to be the thing to do now II
you are going to have a big charity ben
eft of some kind. You first give small
entertainments like card parties to raise
funds for the expenses Of your deparr-
ment and then you can consider all you
take in on the day of the benefit itself
as clear profit. Mrs. Paul Thompson
gave card party last week at the Green
Hill Farms for her cake and candy
table at the Devon Show, and I hear
she did wonderfully we'll. Mrs. Archi-
bald Barklie is to be head Of the fair,
as usual. and about 300 other women
Of the Main Line who are prominent
In all social and civic affairs are actively
taking part.
A UNITE has a motor which is the
"A joy of her life as we'll as source
OF some worry. for be It known there
are abroad bad people who sometimes
steal cars and who are more apt to take
chance on holding up a woman tnun
man, going on the theory that a
woman is defcnseless. Well. Danny
had often heard auntle say she hoped the
car would not be stolen, and the other
day she received letter from this five.
Iear. r.old nephew which read: Dear
,huntie:. I pray God every day not to
let any bad men take your car. want
you to know this. Danny" And auntie
mas felt safe ever since. Is there any.
,nlhg more wonderful than the unuues.
tlon'ng faith of little child?
NANCY WYNNE.