Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-20

1y,oDAy will be another big day ol
weddings. There haven't been as
,,rv since April -. when there "ere
A., Page Starr. IIeckscher. .McFaddcn,
uober,s Erwin and Coffin Welsh mar
lagos MI in one day. The first wedding
=, mon, is that of Mamie Dale and
ravorJ Diddc. which takes place a.
~. Church of the Rcdcemcr. Bryn
W.vr, Half an hour later in German :
..u, At 81. I.uke's. Bobbie Brockic will
&, married TO Richardson Di,worth. Of
w,w York, and great many people
~, that city will come over for the
wedding. 81, ,..u,
.,a'hcr Germantown welding. that OF
Eo"cv Cone and Pierre Hazard. viii ii
Iii lake place at the homo of Nancy $
mothcr. Mrs. Walter Cope. of 300
johnson street. ;.
'0a4 d. in Pcnllyn. Rosalie No,lrath
Iii marry Martin Buchler. and that
Snisbes M our list of today's weddings.
TrAvE you heard the latest about the
II Devon Horse Show Ball? Of
.n,rsc. YOU knew that there was to be
cohorc, IN connection with the dinner
Joncc. but did You hear that. Charlie
E,lnin. of Mask and Wig fame. Is
rr;tinc n special song for 1t. l haven I
heorJ what the words Of II arc. but hey
..v tbat il is all about Philadelphia,
sna every one will love that.
Remcmbcr the song in the Marriage
nav" that Clarence Brintom sang about
the Park Commissioners and other ".
! things Of this city--and II you don
Snow what W. K. stands for you are
NO reader Of columns.
There is 10 be n dance in connection
With Mr.. Gilpin's song which Will IN
srde some of our pony ballet. such tai
AMI az Alva Sergeant. Theodore lil-
N.-really they work as hard as any
Tn,,ies girls. they dance in absolutely
s,,ry show-Mary Glcndinning. Peggy
nsii,tt, Pauline Rollins. Jeanne dc
Rouse. Billie Smith. Katherine Ogden.
barbara Boyd and Peggy Thay"r. who
bss charge Of the whole cabaret. She
and her sister. Polly. will also do what
th.y call a Duncan Sisters Act.
THE Flower Market in R;trcnhousc
i Souare Yesterday was great sue
doy was beautiful and the lark clouds
AZ the carly morning vanished. The
souare was humminR with business.
and the crowds around each booth were
about three or four deep. Flowers.
vegetables. and anima!s-ona was q
Nhropshire lamb-were displayed on all
sides, and aides hustled about in bright
ccored aprons and large floppy hats.
selling flowers ard irc cream cones.
Banning Grange looked pretty in
male yellow voile dress with large
straw hat TO match--shc and Eleanor
Dunnins were among the debut0nt"S
who were selling flowers: and Il lot |.
Of the sui. b.dpbs were. too. | saw Nancy +,
Paxson. katherine Cuttings. tha Page
twins and several others. Didn't you
think Sara Large and Mary Virginia
Allen were ''kippy:" They were
CHANGING of Il little white puppy and ,
wore large blue hats bound with Gre !
tonne wide blue satin ribbons under ,
their chins. cretOnne dresses. and blue !
Stockings
Others OF the aides wore large gar
den hats with different colOred cher /
ries bobbing on each side. Pauline Arey .
Rollins looked fetching in one Of this .
kind The cafeteria. under Mrs. Charles ,
Stewart Wurts. was jammed. and there
was a bread line almost the length Of
the Square. The aides at the cafe
terra wore white sbirtwaists and skirts.
and aprons and caps finished with yel-
low and blue ribbons. There were
taree shifts of mattresses. Dih and
Frank Ross supplied them until one
thirty, and then Pauline Arey Rollins
took charge until later. when Logan
Stars friends waited"
| saw a great many people in the
crowd. Mrs. Robert Glendinning. Mrs
Willis Martin, who was euting lunch
and was being waited on by her daugh-
ter. Gwen Martin: Mrs Henry Brin-
ton Coke. Mrs. Edward Biddle and
many others. The Womcn's Oversee
League had an attractive booth. wi
articles made by disabled soldiers. TIE
ades there wore blue canteelE uni
forms. Right near them was Emily
fhllier, dressed most strikingly as a
gypsy. She wore fascinating hoop y
earrings and large yellow -frngcd
shawl, over a brilliant red dress.
As left the Flower Market. | saw
crowds approaching and other crowds
eaving laden with flowers. it all seemed
more like Southern carnival than
"''tehhouse square dressed up.
OF COURSE you know that the
Wynnewood Pony and Dog Show
was insured against rain. but did YOU
.i anow that it was only until / O'Clock
.Iat afternoon! Typically, at 4:OJ
IIarp, 1t began to drizzle. and by five
,S ,Sele was a full-grown rain storm. so
.I, .Ie cabaret show. fashion show and OF her
,n'ngs planned for the evening had TO
~ put on: However. 1t will all be
sven sven on Monday night in the Rose
S.un SSsuraehs OF the Bellevue -StratforI at
dshng. ~ '' "'''' "'sn'"s'
= NANCY WYNNE.