Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-07

4 ,,,ro afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II.
psyard Bowie will give n garden
-. 49, =, their place In Chestnut Hill
= ~ s,ror Of their son and dat'shter'in.
!. n, "' Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. bayard
n",. ,,w, Jr, The younger Mrs. Bowie
~. christine Cadwalad'r. you remem'
w. y. and she is an unusually pretty
~ ~, Did YOU hear that her small son son
cn ,hristcned on Sunday? His name
va su.,ii;sms Bayard Bowie. and ms
y ,.nts arc Jessie Dn Costa. who Is
SoP..,re's cousin, and jack Geary; Jr.
Vl,''th tho garden party Mr.. and Mrs.
az Wy m.,,i bc assisted In receiving by
Boxiea easnrbter. Mrs. Joseph Van Pelt.
tneif aao mos katherine Bowie; Lady
Eno pricc. of Radnorshire.. Wales
Green ndrew Blair. Mrs. Arthur Bid
Mls. Mls.>f.s % Williams 1,idille Cadwalader.
de, MT. M,i.~onder Van Rensselaer,. Mrs.
Mn. .,.s I Rhoads. Mrs. Richard NJ.
ChsrisS, dor. Mrs. Charles T.. 1ngersoll.
Cao~SS.nnJIev Stokes. Mrs. Jack Genry,
yrs smd S,dM Mrs. 4. Wheaton Vaughan,
oi New York. -- ...
,v,,pRy TAYLOR will give oridSe
Marty and linen shower for Dorothy
paL. afternoon. Dot is to marry
ny.,srt ny sr Warden on June q and Tibby
ne,v. = ,an.seed to Dots brother. william
NeMoo'u NH,o oftcrnoon @ there will be still
...,hor wedding. I've never seen so
ano.ne. we've been having lately. At
m. ..,oct Elizabeth Elliott Miller. the
I 4ass, osIoss - Dr. and Mrs. Morris Booth
esus" s;u's, ~ 400 South Twenty second
.sreet, will be married to LieHLehSn' Wi.1 u.
Seott G. Lamb, U. >; ~; at ylo p;M: S.:
p.tsr's Church, at Third ana M
.,rs,ts. 1t sounds ns IL II Will oe u"
attractive wedding. too.
o1NA EARLE has the best-looking
G sweater and skirt. The sweater IL
nj. in small checks Of light blue ana
and % color and the skirt Is blue nome :
snun. with a large hnirline check OF
spS .iprS color. When I saw her wearing
:, % %ne day lately she had on small
color straw hat with n brown quill
cn The right side. and she looked aw-
S.i,, we'll Gina Is the youngest daugh-
t' ~. NJ Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Pardee
FAILS, of chestnut Hill, and came OUT
'A 7 % saw Helen Shelton Vetterlein on
walnut street shopping yesterday, she
wors n black Canton crepe dress. heav-
uv embroidered in gray, on the skirt:
..sres and waist, and n striking hat OF
srsy straw with wide brim. Around
Ia crown there was trimming OF Jet
souares and tfiangles and things.
THE plans for the June Fete and Dog
l Show at the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club are progressing merrily.
From all accounts you will be able to
Mt anything there from a pig to a
chased gold vanity case or some fresh
butter and eggs. In case you need
special car to take your purchases home
you NAV get an automobile right Mt the
Air. There will be a cafeteria hot sup
per ("bot dog, baby show. dog show.
fashion show and everything else you
can imagine. Fairy dolls, big black
bears, home made cakes. ponies. old
china, radio messages, ce-cream cones,
pottery for the garden. perfumes. por.
trait sketches, soap. hat boxes. n grab
hs and, last but not least, II you are
not totally exhausted by this time, sup.
per and dancing.
The fair at Mrs. Alba Johnson's place
4 Rosemont last week was great sue.
cess. but, of course, the rain did make
Z difference. Lots of candy, especially,
was left over and Mrs. Robert NJ. Cir.
vim, Jr.. has volunteered to take charge
Of It all. and will hold a sale on Thurs
day at her place on Montgomery ave-
nue. and THAN road at Rosemont, just
over the hill from the Johnsons. Mrs.
Girvin's small daughter and her friends
expect to be the enthusiastic sales
ladies'. I'm afraid II | should under.
take a job like that more candy would
Be eaten than sold. However. I hope
the children will be made of sterner
stuff than that.
NANCY WINNIE