Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

"A Paul family took place on Satur'
dsv but this time the bride is not a
philadelphian. A lot Of us went down
"a baltimore on Saturday morning to
.,,end the wedding, which took place
At 4 in the afternoon. You know %
xnarried in the spring, Bill Paul and
Ideiaide Newlin on the. 10Th OF last
month and John Paul. who is doctor
IN I,eita Harlan on SATURDAY, mnde
the third marriage ceremony III the raI
family within few months; Ied iaul
the eldest son, married Adeline repper,
Senator Peppers daughter. some years eur
fs;nlv four attractive daughters. In law
40 well ns two daughters Of their own,
ths Younger of whom Is making her
Ieita Harlan Paul is the daughter
~ former Judge Henry ID. Harlan and
Mrs Harlan, OF Baltimore. The wed.
S;nc took place in Emmanuel Episcopal
Chnrch. md there was n delightful re.
cention afterward at sol Falls road
terrace, Leita had the most exquisite
bandeau of point lace on her head.
trimmed with orange blossom, buds.
She is extremely attractive. ana every
one who has met her is quite sure that
she will be n decided addition TO things
social In o. o. d. 2. Arthur Iaui; lea lea
paul Joe Fox and Bill Stroud. Of this
citv. we're among the ushers, and Win
Battles was best man.
FTER days Of something doing
"A steadily in a week like last week,
we come to rest with shock Of sur
nrise. Somehow l was wound up last
week, and having started going early, l
kept IL up. It's great when you do
that. even II you are tired at night.
You get kind Of poppy and interested
and gay and probably bore those around
YOU to death, but YOU do have goNd
time Yourself. BE that as 1t may, there
ia certainly nothing of large proper
tions looming up in the social world to-
day.
THERE are n number of changes In
i plans for the future among the
debutantes to tell you about. In the
Arst place. did You know the Greys
have decided not to have a tea for
Norma, after all? At first they had
chosen November 2 for tea. but since
then have found they cannot have pos
session Of their new house on Panama
street until some time in December, so
the debutante entertainments for Norma
Mr.. and Mrs. Grey are living tenn
porarily in the X. Emott Hares' house
AZ Twenty second and Pine streets, and
the Hares are at their country place in
St. Davids.
Lucy and Mcknight Black are to
have the house next door to the Greys
in Panama street: 1922. think, is the
number. They have been living since
their wedding in apartments at 231O
Pine street. Lucy Black is Norma
Grey's sister.
r AM so interested to see those
i Panama street houses when COM
plcted. 1t will certainly be most at
tractive there. And the square block
In Samoan street. which has side
on Van Pelt and one facing the back
buildings of the Cochran. Hutchinson
and Lewis houses of Twenty second
street.
There is not only the beauty of hav.
Ing small well heated house to keep
instead of the old-fashioned ones so
many Of us are used to, but these
Of the trollcys and trucks, which tear
nong these as If the witches we're after
them. The George Wharton Peppers,
Alfred Lucases. Fitz- Eugene New.
bolds. Arthur Ncwbold. Jrs.. John
Shobcrs and number of others have
taken houses in Panama street.
no GO back to Norma Grey. saw
L her just a few days ago wearing a
very smart gown Of brown cloth made
with the long skirt draped gracefully.
The frock was trimmed with black
braid and her hat was n small black
felt model that had large bow Of
black ribbon at the back.
THE new baby sister is a week old
l and Junior is very fond of her, but
queer things do happen according to
his thinking. On Saturday Auntie
came to see the new baby and gave
her brand new 1922 silver dollar.
well" remarked Junior. aged five,
Baby Sisters got more than l have.
:! only got sixty seven cents in my
bank to buy bicycle"
However, II seemed all right for
baby sister to have dollar. but when
Uncle Jim came in yesterday and a
second silver dollar reposed by the
first. Junior began to object. Said he
to mother. Baby Sisters getting all
me presents, and ! don't get any
But. Junior" said mother, when
you were little, you got money too"
y did" said Junior. where is 1t 2"
,.,Why ! spent it, dear. buying pretty
things for you." Huh" said Junior.
nodding his head thoughtfully, "huh.
so YOU spent mine and you're keeping
hers, are you, huh?'
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