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EVENING LEDGEbPHIIjADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1913:
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SOCIETY'S DOINGS AT
HOME AND IN SUBURBS
M
, 0E0HQE3 II. EARM3 has Issued Invl
..... rn. i larse dobutanto luncheon,
LVX ... ... lvft in honor of hor daughter,
itnnsell P. Carle, at their place In Bryn
llW October 1. All th.e debutantes of the
MaW.n will bo Included amonK the guests,
e'i Charles Howell, Miss Josephine Howell
j Miss Heatrlce Howell, of Torrosdale. who
IB been motorlmr through New England on
wir wny from Northeast Harbor, whom they
Lye been visiting Mrs. O. Frederick Jordan,
ill return to Torresdale next week. Mrs.
Howell and ner daughters will move Into town
.bout tha end of November.
tor an1 Mrs' Joscph Ncff ,vho spent tlie
.,ty summer at their cottage In Beach Haven,
Md Intendod going abroad1 for a stay of sov
. months. Obliged to abandon their plans
'. t0 the war conditions, they spent the
lMt month traveling through New England,
' lg Scveral weoks In Northeast Harbor.
They returned yesterday to their house In
CynwyJ.
Mrs. William Dlsston, who lias taken apart
ments' at the Rlttcnhouse, Is spending the day
I New Tork. Miss Pauline Dlsston, who will
t"c n debutante this winter, Is visiting friends
In Chcitnut Hill.
jfr und Mrs. Aithur II. I.ca entertained at
dinner last night nt tho Mount Washington
Hold, In Bretton "Woods, N. II.
jjljS L'dlth Tlcasonton Is spending nK weeks
us the guest of Miss Kitty Barrett, nt Fort
Henry, Va Mis? Barrett Is well known In the
younger set of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William Townsend Wilght and
their fftmllv, who have been spending the sum
irer at Paul Smith's, In the Adirondacks, have
nhimed to their residence on Church load,
St. David"
Mr and Mis. Murdock Kendrlck, of Gulph
road, StiafTord, have gono to Chicago for a-
..... t QAt'Mfil weelfs-
JIB, w. -.. -
' Mrs Morris 1i. Clothier, who spent the stim-
r,r at Watch Hill, It. I., I etui ncd yesterday
to "Chili emonl," her subutban home at Villa-
nova
Major and Mis. T. 15. Baldwin, of Edgewatcr
Park, have returned fiom Jefferson, N. II., and
ne spending sonic tlmo at the Hotel Denis,
Atlantic Cit . before opening their home, Gable
Hall
Mrs Heniy V Hall, of Cynwd, Pa., Is pasv
r, Hie neck as the guest of Mr. and Airs. J.
c'. Gill, at Udgewater Park.
Miss lienc Cramp is spending several days
In Lenox, Mass., befoio returning to the city.
Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Peele, of 'Wallliigford,
Fa, nlll pass the winter nt their new home
it L'dsowater Pntk.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
OVMIDIIOOK Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Castner
hive closed their Capo May cottage and nte
i lilting Mr. Castner's parents, Mr. and Mis.
Samuel Castner, Jr., at Devon, before opening
their home on Wynnowood avenue for the
winter.
Jlr. and Mrs. O. P. McCurdy have le turned
liom a two weeks' visit to Ocean City, N. .T.
Enio Anthony A. Schwartz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Klwa Schwartz, of Houpton, has just
returned from a trip through New York State.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Pcqulgnot and their
(our children, who spent the summer at their
Cape May cottage, have opened their home,
corner Hazlohurst, and Forest avenues. Mis.
Peqingnot's sister, Miss Katharine A. Mc
Cloakey, passed the season with them.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Searing are at their
hoimron Berkeley road after a five weeks' stay
at Spring Lake, where they weie the guests
of Mrs. Searing's sister. Mis. II. U. Wat dell, of
Xejr Tork.
MRBLRTI1 Mis. Clarence Faries, of Windsor
and Xiu berth avenues, has leturned fiom a
two weeks' stay In Chelsea, and Doctor Faries,
ho islled Raquete Lake, N. T., is back in
Karberth again.
Mr and Mis C. K. lluinphieys, of South
Narberth aeuue, who lecently touied to Bar
Harbor are expected home the end of this
month
MM.vvoon-V. if. Wetherlll, accompanied
b his son and daughter-in-law, Jlr. mid Mis.
Abel V Hunting, of Kent road, will leave Tues
day foi a week's travel along tho Hudson
r.liei Vpon their icturn homo Mr. and Mrs.
Abel Bunting will start October 4 for n tiip to
Louisville. Ky
Mr and Mis. Philip S. missel will lease
Oclobei 1 for Detiolt, Mich., whole Mis. Mussel
and the ihlldieu will spend sl weeks with her
mother. .Mrs It. K. l'Hommedleii.
WDMOHb Mis. Howard Butcher, Ji , who,
ith her children, was lecently maiooucd In
fleinuir, tabled fiom Holland that she e.
Ifcted to sail on a liner leaching New Voik
fcunda M iiiiteher will meet the steamei.
Mr and Mis Auhiey Beeves Bunting, of
I Uei load nie receiving cougiatulatlons on
the liirm of a daughter, little Miss Jane Buut
l"K Mis Runting will be remembeied ns Miss
Jlar p I'ejne
Mi and Mis R. ilaiohl McQuale have le
turned from Cape .May to their home on Slmp
on road
DEVON-Mr and Mis. George Wliaitoii Pep
lr. Mis Adelaide L. F. Pepper and Mhs3 Char
lotte K Pepper, after passing the summer at
Northeast Harbor, have leturned to "Fox
Creek Farm," their country place at Devon,
twre thH) ttl remain for the early fall.
Mr and Mrs Hdgur V. Seelor, Miss Josephine
J" eeler .Sidney p. Heeler and Kdgnr V. See.
f. J' . who ..pent teveial weeks at Nantucket,
s have rrturned home and are spending
fall months at Wayside, their country
PUce
Mr and Mm. Henry Justice have returned
"heir suburban home, after spending a por.
n of the summer at Pocono Summit.
r. and Mrs Jesse Williams, after spending
SiH. , ."""' a W,nbl "1". have gone. f
5l0De 1Uit- fi shoit sojourn.
ALONG THE READING
a?!,,!'!!1 M" John Worre11 P'PPer. ho are
t eir Me ' WUI retur to Fair Acres.
1 week"10' "" '" Jenklntow' h eml "f
autum Jea"nC "Ubart ,n8eol' '3 spending the
t I'enll'n Annanda, " ,,cr country placo
Mui'j1h8rt,n HlnUIer Mla Klsle siM" a'ltf
at thir b'"klr are sPendlng the eaily falf
1 thi t0Untry '"aC0 ln Wyncote before open
nd of uctobe" hUSi Ut 16 Walnut 3,ruct "le
Portaria.,SIrS l'har, Kdward Ingersoll, of
"aught Ml'Cn"yn- Wl" 8,v a tea for thelr
t,ft h' M,M Su8-in B. Ingersoll. at their
of No.."! Un Hu'ut stieet the afternooil
w ov ember u
M flity U8e'6 w '' A,,e a 'arse tuneheon
' "uta ,sterda at the Huntingdon
MISS PHOEBE WILLIAMS ADAMS
Miss Adams, who made her debut last
season, has just returned from a week's
stay in the mountains with Mrs. George
Jasper Harding, of 2215 Walnut street.
Miss Adams' engagement to Mr. George J.
Harding was announced last spring.
Valley Countiv Club In honor of Mis. Melville
G. Wilght.
Mis. J. llcrbeit Ihvln, of Yoik load, Jenkln
town, will enteitnln the menibeis of her GO)
Club this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. .lames MacLeod, of Wjncote,
will spend the winter In Mlnmi, Fid.
Mr. nnd Mih. Joseph Knndall, of Ambler,
Pa., will move Into their town house eaily In
October.
Miss Adelaide Gtcen and Miss Maiy Jenkins
of Ambler, who have been spending a foit
nlght at Cape May, will letuui next Monday.
CHESTNUT HILL
Judfie nnd Mrs. Edward A. Amloison and
family have leturned to their home at St.
Mn I tin's after upending tne Mimmei In Nova
Scotia.
Mr. and Mis. Joseph A. Janney, Ji , who
huvc been spending the summer In Cape May,
returned yesterday to their home, 37 Unot
Summit struct.
Mr. and 31rs. Chailcs Itovvlaml, MIs Fiances
Rowland and the Mcssis. Rowland, of Xava
hoe avenue, will close their house at Bay
Hcud next week, and will lctuiu to tho city.
Mr. and Sirs. Thomas U. Dunn, of Chestnut
Hill, have returned fiom a visit to Hagles'
Meie, Pa.
Mi. and -Mis. Claience Wiay, Ludlow AViay
nnd Alexander AViay l etui ncd yesteidny from
Bay Head, wheic they spent the summer.
Allss Hnli'ir durtley, dnughtor of Mr. unit
Mrs. William 11 Gaitley, of 723S Boyer stieet,
will letuiu to her homo on Saturday aftci
spending seveuil weeka at Ocnn Cltj.
Mr. nnd Sits. K. Rlttenhousu Mllloi and Dr.
and Mis. Frank Wlster Thomas have gone to
Swuneo on a motor tilp.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Pntteisoii have letuined
to town fiom Cape Mav, where they spent the'
summer. They have opened their house, 7101
Chew' stieet.
GERMANTOWN
Although the autumn gaieties have liuidly be
gun, the Wednesday dinner dance was well at
tended at the Geimnntown Ciicl.et Club. Theie
was one dinnei of lmpoitnnce, that given by
William B. Km t and William .lay Turnei.
Ainoiig tliose vilio attended the dance were
Mr. and Mie, Wheclei l.oid. .Mr. and Mis.'
William Jny Tuinei. Mi. nnd Mi.--. William B.
Kuitz, Mr. and Mis. I lei belt Tilden, Jlr. and
Ml p. Bolton L'jiiiMiaw, All. and Mis. Wlllluui
.N'oldlt, Mr. and Mis. Josepli Reynolds, Mr. and
Ails. Chniles I.loyil. All. and Airs. Warner
i:.unshaw. Mi. nnd Aire. C. Peaison, Air. and
Alih. Wnltur richw.utx, .Mr. and Alii.. Jainei
Watson, Alibs L'nthcilno t'oopoi Cassaid, Alls
Sunn .Myers, Allss Alaigaiet Bradbui). AIlsi
l.niiin Alegaigei., AIis- 1,'dlth Wilson, Allss Al.iy
AlliPlger, Aliss Glnd.vs lMwiuds, Allss Doiothy
Daniel, .Miss Vligful.t Thuchei. .Miss Floieucu
Hour, Don- New ton, Allen Smith, Lewis Tllge,
Hnigout llublninii, Climlr WcUh, Joseph Ale
Aieei. Stuuley Haton, William 11. Tuel.oi. Wcs
r Knit. Stanley I'eaiton. I.ogan llownid
Smith Joseph .Shoeuiiiker, Ouie Godwin.
.Mi(, Agues It. Levi, who hna liteu siiendlng
the last thiec weoks In Glen Summit, an the
guest of Allss lllemior Alulligau, has letuined
o hoi huuiH in AliC.tllum stieet.
Air. and Alls. Flank It. Sh.ittucl;, of .'il West
Tulpehocken .street, havo leturned fiom tho
Thousand Inlands, where they bpeut the sum
inei. Allss Allldied Sh.ittuck Is at present the
guest of Alls. Nelson Wnrrlek, at their cot
tngo In Cape Alny. Aliss Kathleen Shattuck will
give a card party nnd fchower Filday. Septem
ber :'3. In honor of AIIPs Allldied Vollrath,
whoiu uiarii.ige to AlbeiJ J.uuicy will be nil
event of the a nt mint
All. and .Mis. William lleudiie Moi, who
Willi Mrs. Idovd's slstei and biQlher.iri-law
nud Alls. Joseph Flletas leased a cottage In
Jleaeh Haven this Miinmer, have leturned to
town nnd are occuping their new home, ill
Weat Hortter trcet Airs. l,lod, before her
maiiluge In June, was Miss 1. Milan Allison.
Air. nnd -Airs. FianU J. Alunccly nnd their
children, nf West Sclioollmuse Jane, leturned
last week from a, stny of sevcial months In
Buy Head.
Alt', and Airs. Nelson Allison, of l.aughoiiie,
will occupj their new homo. Queen lane and
Wayne avenue, nlmiit October 15. Airs. AUN
sou is Mill at tho Langliowio House with the
child! en.
Alls'? Dorothy Scott lias leturucil to her home,
iW West Schoolhoui.0 lane, from tho 1'ocouos.
Airs. Wheeler Lord, uf Aluiiliclm street, has
as her guest her niece. Allss Sarah Alyers, of
Bethlehem. Pa.
Miss Katharine AI. Quiii, Albs M. .Madeleine
Cji.iu and Alls Alury Craig, of 201 West Walnut
lane, have leturned fiom in extended tilp
through the Great Lukrw by way of Lake
Champluin and Lake George and spending
some time at Blult Point N
Miss M Madeleine (Julii'v msufiement to
Lvcrett t'olbouiu was unnnuiu ed lost spring.
Aiiss Mary Boyu, of ItichuioacL a., will be.
the- guesi for several weekB of Miss Elisabeth
Meehan, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Franklin
Meehan, at their home at 400 Dorset street.
Mlsa Boyd lias been spending the season at At
lantic City.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Green, of 4003 Flno
street, have Issued Invitations for the wedding
of their daughter, Miss Helen Green, and Wil
liam Cooper, Saturday, Octobor 10, at tho
Aldlne. The ceremony will take place, at 6
o'clock, and will bo followed by a reception
from 7 until ! o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bement, who spent
the summor at tholr camp on Lako Placid ln
the Adirondack Mountains, will return and
open their town house, 3817 Spruce street, to
day. Br, nud Mrs, Isaac H. Jones, who spent tho
summer nt their cottage In Chelsea, have re
turned to their home, 4501 Spruce street.
Mrs. Irwin N. Mcgnrgec, Mies Miriam Me
gargee anil Jlles Lorna Megargee, of tho
Essex will closo their cottngo at Atlantic City
this week and return to this city.
Miss Julia Young, formerly of Washlngon,
D. C, nnd daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. James
Rankin Young, has returned to her home, SOS
South 60tli street, nfter an extended trip
through tho West.
Miss Margaret Alary Dempsey, of 4431 Battl
moro avenue, Is expected to return on Friday
from Bay Head, Mich., where she has been
visiting Allss Katherlno May Illnes. M.
A. Dempsey and his daughters are still at
tholr summer home In Langhorne, and will not
return to town until after tho drat of Octobor.
Air. nnd Airs. Christopher S. Bonner, of 4505
Spruce street, after spending the summer at
Chelsea, havo returned home for the winter.
Mrs. Louis J. McCloskey and her family, of
4C08 Spruce street, will return to town next
week, having spent the summer at Wcllflcet,
Conn.
Airs. Pedro M. Auza, of Santiago, Cuba, Is
visiting her sister, Airs. George A. Bohen, of
617 South ISth Btreet.
Air. and Airs. Ernest B. Stcbblns, formerly
of Hampton Court, have taken apartments at
Sunderland House for the winter.
Airs. F. W. Wood, of 4033 AValnut stieet, left
town a few days ago for Boston, wbeie she
will lemaln for about two weeks.
Dr. and Airs. If. If. Brown, of Ul South 40th
stieet, ale spending a few days nt their cot
tage In Cape May.
Allss Olga Lops, daughter of Prof, and Alis.
Wasslll Lep, who was In Russia at the dec
laration of war, has returned to her home nt
the Powelton Apaitments.
SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Lieutenant Commander and Alis. Geoige B.
Landenbergor have as their guests Air. and
Airs. Claypool Vajen, of Indianapolis, at their
home, KOI South Garnet stieet.
Allss Rosalie Hoban, of ltVJ South Broad
stieet, is visiting the Aliases Hutchinson In
Fnhmont, W. Va.
Air. and Alts. 1. F. Dally, ot !1 South Thh
t'wnth stieet, have closed their tottage at
Cape Atay and i canned to town. Alis. Dally
will be remembered as Aliss Louise Junket.
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Alis. Cliailes White, who spent tlie
pen&ou In Ocean Clt.v, have i etui ned to their
winter home, 193J North Paik avenue.
The Rev. Russell II. Conwell, ot M-V Noith
Bioad street, will letuin tomonow morning
f loin a week's visit to his tountiy place.
Eagle's Nest. South Worthlngton, Allies. He
was accompanied on the trip by Alelvin Wiiglit.
Allss Fidelia Heath, or 1430 WcstYoik street,
has returned fiom an extended tour tluough
Europe.
Alls. Thomas AleKlnley (.'laic, of 2I.K Noith
Twelfth stieet, has letuined Horn Baltimoie,
Aid,, where she was a guc.n of hei cousin, Alls3
Ci owiey.
Allss Fiances F. lia.eu. of lToS Aluunt Vei
non stieet, is -pending Srptcmber at John
vllle, Pa.
Mr. nnd Alis. II. J. W. Smith have closed
their slimmer Iioiik in Atlantic City and have
letuined to theii town lesidence, UJi West
Lehigh avenue.
Air. nnd Alis. .lere L. Crcsse and theii daugh
ter. Aliss l.vdle Crcsse, have opened their whi
le i home, 2107 Green street, alter spending- the
summer at Cape May.
The P.ev and Alls. A. E. Hauls, ot 1S3J Noith
Sixteenth stieet, have ictuined liom seveial
weeka' sta at Winona Lake, Ind.
Air. and Airs. Bruce AIcFadden and their
daughters, AII.S3 Edna AIcFadden and Aliss
Alice McFndden, of 3J60 North Bioad street,
havo returned trom their cotage In Atlantic
City, N. J.
AIi6s Cora Tields, of 2141 Noith Nineteenth
street, after visiting relatives In several of the
Wejtein States, returned home by automobile.
Allss Fleld3 wa.s absent about nine weeks.
Alls. J. F. McLaughlin and daughteis, of 174J
Diamond stre.-t, have i etui ned from Chelsea.
Allss Nelllf AlcLaughlin's engagement was ie- I
cenlly announced to Air. AVilllam II. Jarden. !
AIis3 Alatgniet S. AIcAlllstei, of 10.1J Noith
Eighteenth street, after a tilp to Lake Cham
plain ann .Montreal, haa gone to Atlantic City,
to i emaln until Novembei.
TIOGA
Alis James Hilton and hei eon, Stautoid
Hilton, of 2127 West Ontario stieet. who have
been taking uutomoblto trips oveiy week-end,
have returned from Alay's Landing. N. J.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Haltowell, of
1S22 West Tioga street, have leturned from a
10 days' trip through Matylajid and Virginia.
Their son nnd daughter-in-law, Air. and Mrs.
C. Haiold Hallowed, aie spending some time
In Atlantic Cltj.
Mr. and Alis. William It. Biehui, of JsJJ
West Tioga street, have returned fiom Atlan
tic City, where they spent tho summer.
Mr. nnd Airs. C. Scott Bannister are visiting
Alra. Baunistei's mother, Airs. Llver.y. in Wild
wood. Dr. and Alis. G. Alorton Uillman, of Fifteenth
and Allegheny avenue, have leturned from
Alalne.
Mr. and .Mis- Alusou Bakei, ot IS03 West
Erie avenue, have leturned from an extended
stay on Little Deer Island on the Alalna coast.
All. nnd Alia J. W. Gamble, of 3i51 Noith
Sixteenth street, and their daughter, Allss
Dorothy Gamble, have returned from Asbuiy
Park, where they passed the tummer.
Mr. and Alia. Charles Amos, of J129 North
Carlisle street, havo returned from Atlantic
City, where they have been stajing slnca
June.
All. and Airs, lia D. Bertolet and their
daughter, Allss Marian Bertolet, of North
Eighteenth street, have been spending a short
time at Buck Hill Falls since closing their
oiiutry home at Perkasle, Pa.
Air. and Airs. A. Lincoln Acker and Jlisi
Emily Acker, of West Venango street, havo
returned from the Alalne wood.
Alis. P. Hartmuu Fox, of Austin. Pj , i$
visiting Mrs J Charles Wenrath. of 3136 North
Eighth street Mrs Fox is the wife of the
SUu. Furester of Penimivaula
llr. aa4 Ara. Wiltsr Elnwhter, of, IHjJ
North Sixteenth street, have closed their coun
try place In Lansdowne and have returned to
their winter home.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. J. Burgert have le
turned from their wedding Journey and will
be nt home after September 81, nt 3412 North
2Sd street. Mrs. Burgert was Miss F. Emma
Goforth, daughter of Mrs. Anna B, Goforth,
of North 23d street.
Dr. and Mrs. Milton K. Meyers will recelva
after October 15, at 1529 South Broad street,
Mrs. Meyers was Miss Ethel K. Altshulor,
daughter of Klva Altshulcr. Doctor Meyers Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Slgmund Meyers, ot
S(0t North 22d street.
Miss Eda Stern, of North 21st stieet, has re
turned from Atlantic City.
ROXBOROUGH
Allss Nellie McKean, of Mason City, Iowa,
who has been touring through New England,
arrived In this city today and will be tho guest
for a week of Mrs. Chcfltor Hopkins, of 204
Rochello avenue, Wlssahlckon.
Alexander Given and his daughter, Allss Fan
nie Given, of Lyceum avenue, closed their sum
mer homo In Ocenn City and returned to their
winter residence on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Wlckcrsham, of 30J Hochelle ave
nue, Wlssahlckon, has gono to Somcrs Point,
whero she will bo the guest ot Airs. Hannah
Hayday, Several entertainments have been or
ranged In her honor.
Airs. Ella Bucock and her daughter, Allss
Bucock, have returned to their home on
Hochelle avenue, after spending the summer at
Stone Harbor.
Mr. and Mis. Robert Hays, of Lyceum ave
nue, have returned from an all summer'p stay
nt Eagle's Mere.
Airs. Sarah Alegor, of Plttsbuigh, Is visiting
Mis. Frederick Whitney, of Rochello avenue.
Airs. Charles Straub, of Ridge avenue, who
spent the summer In Europe, arrived home on
Tuesday.
Air. and Mrs. Eiwln Simpson and family have
returned to their winter residence on Green
lane, after passing the season at their Ocean
City cottage.
Airs. William Snear and her daughteis, Alis.
Seville Yurnall, Alls. Harry Krohn, Ji., and
Airs. Jacob Grow, aie spending several weeks
touting through the Now England States.
Dr. and Mrs. Ell G. Bcary have leturned
fiom n tour of the Great Lake region.
Airs, Christian Clcgg, formeily ot Roxboi
ough, will make her future homo In Wildwood.
Alis. Clcgg was Allss Alary noblnson, daughter
of John Robinson, of Ridge and Leverlngton
CHESTER AND VICINITY
Tr.e niairlage of John R. Helms, of Chpslei,
and AH&s Alaiio Estlin, daughter of the Rev.
nud Alis. J. P. Estlin, of Boothwyn, will take
place some time dining Novembei.
Founer Alayor Samuel E. Turnei has re
turned Horn a week's tour of Afaiyland and
Vhglnla.
Aliss Haniet Tuinei has returned to her
home in Eddystone fiom Atlantic City, where
she spent -i week.
Josrph Ciamer, of Ridley Paik. has gone to
Cumberland. Aid., wheic he will spend the
winter months.
Richard S. Pomeioy and family have re
turned to tholr home In Ridley Paik from a
summer's stay at Ocean City.
Benjamin V. Smith, of Upland, is home after
nn extensive toui of the West.
Alis. Haivty T. Ogden, of Boothwyn. is cn
teitainlng her mother, Alis. Alary Edwaid-s,
of ppnuflcld, Pa.
NEWPORT
NEWPORT, R. I, Sept. IS.-AIis. Aithur C.
James gave a dinner last night.
Cr.unt and Countess de San Esteoun, who
have been visiting Air and Airs. Jf. AI. van
Bouren, nie at tho Aluenchlnger King.
Airs. John Alayer, of Alorrlstown, N. J., who
has been occupying the Aimstead cottage,
will &pend tlie winter here.
Alts. Nelson Brown, of Philadelphia, oc
cupying one of the Plnaid cottages, will entei
tain infoimally with a dinnei toda for the
Russian Ambassador and .Madame Bakhme
teff. Alis William B. Caporton and hei daughter,
AII33 Alarsuerito Capcrton, will return to Phil
adelphia on Saturday and join Rear Admiral
William B. Capcrton befoio he assumes com
mand of the citiiscr squadron.
Air. and Alls. P.obwt K. Cassatt will leave
foi Philadelphia today.
Air. and Airs. Fiancls I. Gowen end their
stay tomoirow. and return to Philadelphia.
NARRAGANSETT PIER
NARRAGANSETT PIER. R. I . Sept. JS.-A
golf tournament was opened hre e.sterduy
hPlween the Women's Golf Club of Watch Hill
and the Women's Golf Team of Nairagansett.
on the links of the Point Judith Country Club.
The Nntragansett team won bv thie nnint
A leturn match will be played at Watch Hill.
Alls. E W. .Mason Pflzenmajer gave a
bildge paity, followed by tea, at her villa
on Central stieet. Anions the guests weie Alis,
Newton Hutchinson, Alis. E. W. Robinson. Airs.
R. Frederick Taj lor. Airs. Walter Richmond,
Airs. Heniy Blanc, Alis. Waltei Comatock.
Airs. Peicy Wright. Mid Heniy Bqweu, Alhs
Caroline H. Fritz, Alls. Wallace Chandler, Allss
Bush, Airs. Ernest Wilkinson, Airs. Byron S.
Watson, Mis. Irving H. Chase. Allss Alico
Foster, Mis. Haiold K. Knowlton, Miss Agnes
Thompson.
Air. and Mrs. Paul D AIHls, who spent tho
summor at the Pier, closed their villa today
and leturned to Philadelphia
FRIENDS AT HADDOM'lELD
Quarterl) .Meeting Ilrinas Out Impressions
Against European War.
I he Haddondeld Quarterly Aleettng of
Friends met jesterday at Aloorestovvn, N. J,
Tlie business meeting was preceded by devo.
tional exeiclses, in which Daniel Batchelloi, ot
Germantowu, aaid that the wai In Em ope was
teaching a peace lesson which the world must
heed. Othei messages were given by Maiy
Brown. Ellwood Roberts, Keziah Wllklns, Dr.
Franklin Haines, Alexander Thomson, of Ran.
cocas, and Anna Templeton-De Con
Tho clerks of the business meeting wero
George Glllingham and Sarah L. Albertson.
The political aspect of tlie drink question was
Introduced by William Cole, who, urged the int.
portauco of going to the piimary polls to nom
inate men who would support the national
prohibition amendment, irrespective of party
lines. This met with general approval. Among
those who took part in the discussion were
Dr. Johu.i Janney, of Riyerton; Horace Ryb.
crts and Daniel AVIIlets. of Trenton.
Helena De Ciu. one of the lesident woikeis
ot ihe Friends Neighborhood Guild, at Touitti
and Urccn streets, told of the need of mure
rehmtejr worktri.
THE DRAMA
LOUISE MEYERS
As Petite Prunella, Forrest Theatre.
EARLY LOVE A FROST
BLIGHTS WOMEN'S LIVES
Don't Fall in Love or Mnrry Early,
Advises Peggy Wood, Operetta Prima
Donna at 22, Who lias Never. Never
Been in Love.
A winsome maid, a detinue, a pretty maid
a maid with cheeks as lustrous as the roseate
shells of the sea, with piovocatlve oh, tan.
tallzlug lips, laughing, dancing, mischievous
eyes and ilotously curling brown hair. A maid
in shlmmcry gray, pink loses In her bodice,
weaiing a coquettish giay bonnet with pink
loses on't Captivating, fascinating only 22!
And never In love'
"Really tiul." declnied Peggv Wood, the
star of "Adeli," that chaimlng Fiencli opti
elta playing nt the Garrlck. "I've never, never
been In love. I don't want to fall In love. And
I won't fall in love. There! You i-ce, I have
seilous Ideas on the matter of plrls falling In
love. It's a bad thing to do. a very, -very bad
thing! Win, the trouble with most women
the reason they never develop any personality,
or asseit themselves in life, or cieate a career
Is just tln Tlify let themselves foil In love
too soon. Why, love to a very young girl Is
like a fiost it destioj.s all the piomlslng buds
of life."
Allss Wood Is pel haps the soungest pliina
donna of musical comedy In this country, and,
while only "2, has played in "Naughty Alari
etta," "The Lady nnd the Slipper," "The Alad
cap Duchess" nnd other sutc-sees. Allss Wood
the daughter of Eugene Wood, the cdebiated
author of "Hock Home,' Is an unique In her
never having had a lomance ns h is beautiful,
enchanting;. It wa in hi difesing loom last
evening-. She had just ilnWhcd making up for
hei pait. Not that sh niTiled much make-up
indeed, no. for hei complexion Is clear ns the
dawn, ladlant, iosj,. Gently she patted her face
witli a powder pulT. hole and theie. Out on the
tige Wllniuth Alerkjl was singing tho opening
mimbei, outside of AlKs Wood's dressing room,
hanging with llouncy sp.tngled tilings and tedo
lent of subtle perfume, the "catt" moved to and
fro. Aliss Wood lose, and her nidid Fiench
Algerian in Louiedan disguise gave the fin
ishing touches to her dress. Her aunt. Allss
Wood's compf.nion and chupeioue. solicitously
s-eparated the curls of her hair
' I in :t seriou.s peison," declnied Allss Wood.
"I believe in a futuie for women, in tholr dolus
gieal work In the world. I'm oI.o a Socialist."
A ci whether of amasement or dismay
aiose trom lithe und lounging James Kodmond,
who plays tho pan of Rnbeit Frlebur, in love
with "Adele." All. Redmond Is an Englishman
with Alona LUa hands.
it's true'" Aliss Wood's ee tlanhod. "I'm
serious. Young women should absolutely not
pennlt themselves to fall in loe Thoy .should
let young men full in lovo with them oh, yes'
That's great fun It given experience! Girls
need eNpeilenco' They should let all the yotmsr
men fall in love with them tho can tease
them, play with them, but hold them off and
study them. Ah. study them' Verily the
proper study for womankind is man'"
Peagv Wood mado on Inimitable gesture.
"Peggy has always had these Ideas ever
time she was a child." intei polated her aunt.
"I a.sme you she is qult geilous. rilie has
had many beau mnny. indeed' Hut ho has
kept herself quite remote."
"Surely !" .clalmed Miss Wood I let
them do all tho feeling and suffer emotion!
Isn't that wise' It's what nil girls should do! i
If I were advising girl I'd tell them to tlirt j
nud coquette and be just, well, absolutely as ,
mischievous os can bo' Aid ever study men' '
They can use the knowledge they ui-qutro to j
advantage latei You see. 1 don't believe in ,
early marriage. Girls should wait until they
are mature before they marry Ami they
Should create their fareer first '
"What happens when n girl lets herself fall
in love.' tihe .'ust gets engrossed in & man '
vvhtn fchc should oe comentratiug in her own
development. She is lj riled away by a gamut
ot feelings. t)fteih and i that, and u yulte
'cut up.' Thou. too. Ii.-i iMjisonalm is crushed,
obliterated, by that of Uie'man she loves. Con
sider women, who many early the Wp.inisli and
fletntan BBMu for .'ampl. What great
women have emerged from Spain and Ger
manyvery few, very few' i car. thtnk of I
none' What have tlie a omen done In these. '
countries. Nothing They are household chat
tels. Tlisy are dominated, by an arrogant hus- I
band whi k.-k what he pleatos. b a class ,
they havo le- i ul! prunallt. They are aiul
&We diudm? i.cuti. complacent, pitiful
"Ye. I'm a suffragun I Uellevo in tt,e je. ,
velopraeut of v omen and women's sharing in '
the waik of tlie liwrW Falling In love early
apd early uuir.as cannot but blight a wo.
nikn'i future hfe Youug vvoflieu should seek
telf-e&prossion in wotk or swine form of art. '
The should let romance go by until they have
MUceeded and established themselves 'then
let them fall in love and man i ir th want lo
itei all love ,s an ii.spu.ng inmg and ones
upreme expression in art comes after some
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
AnnLPHI "Help Wanted." comedy, drama.
Perils nnd pitfalls of girls In business worl.
Stenographers, beware' ... . ,
nitOAIJ ''Drugged." by Owen pavls, starring
John AInon. Alystcry, murder, morphine
eating wife, H1.000 theft, revolver. Bang!
Hang! What more d'y'u want?
CHi:.sTNt'T pTnnnT ophra nouan "Ca-
lilMa," one of tho most spectacular moving-
pirturo dramas ever presented. Love and
war In the third century V. C. They kissed
just the rame way. . ....
FORREST- "Zlcgfeld Foltles " Wght, very
light, In humor nnd clothes. Bert Williams
tickles the funny convolution of your brain.
GARRICK 'Adele," French operetta, roseate
romance, siren singing. Delicate, dainty, with
snge message don't kill yourself when a for
tune's romliig to you.
WALNUT "Siberia," thrilling ns It was 31
years ngo, certain to keep fair damsels from
exploring the snowy steppes for romance.
Breat emotional experience. Hut I want to dis
tinguish between tho callow calf love of life's
April and tho Intelligent and mature passion of
hum! after twenty-two!"
Allss Wood was Interrupted. A French maid
entered.
"Georgia Calne's run out of her face enamel.
May we borrow yours?"
"Take It," commented Allss Woods' duskv
maid. "Strange how somo folks seem to drink
tip face wash."
Alias Wood continued-
"Supposing I Bhould have already married.
During the past years I've been developing
I've been four years on tho stage. I've had to
study hard, nnd I've Improved ns I worked.
I expect to Improve further. If I had mar
ried the man might have developed ahead of
me I might have developed ahead of the man
oh, that's quite possible! That would have
been terrible. Yet, thal'B what Invariably hap
pens with too early marriages then divorce'
I believe In marriage being permanent. Tes.
one great love In a lifetime that only Is wortli
while. It's wortli waiting for. Women should
steel tholr hearts lo nil romance until they aie
perfectly grown mentally then let the Irre.
slstlble come'
"With the evolution of women and their de
mand for expression manifested In one phase
by the suffinge movement women arc becom
ing moro Intelligent in matters of romance.
They're not going to give themselves to silly
calf-love nffalis and let their hearts be dragged
in the dust. Nor are they going to submerge
their personalities in early marriage. We're
getting away from the Spanish-Gorman Idea,
thank heavens' Think of me presiding over a
cook stove, the laundry, preparing welner
schnitzel foi 'my nunn' and rearing a family
of chlldtPii! A typical complacent 'frau'' Inde
pendence solf-expiesslon an individual career
ln life! That Is what all women should strive
for! Live for! Walt for' And foi this light
love must go by.
"Which Is most Impoitant, maniage or an
nitlstlo caieer? To me, an artistic career!
Success In my woik means more to me than
maniage can, than being a mother can. I de.
vole all my attention, my heart and my soul
to my work, and the increasing mastery of my
art is the most gratifying thing in life to me.
"At my age I'd leally be afraid to marry
afiald of how I'd icgard the man, or he me, a
few years later. Karly marriage is dangerous
perilous! As for mairlage later I'm not even
consldeilng It! I've never been In love I re
peat I've no Intention of marrying. And I
don't want to marry! Of course," winsome
"Adele" smiled oewitclnngly, "It Is proverbial
that women change their finds."
".Mies Wood"' It was the call boy.
PASTOiTpRAYS FOR PEACE
Philadelphia Sunday School Association Hears
Plea.
Prayeis for the speedy lestoiation c" peace
throughout the woild wore offered last night
nt. the annual convention of the Seventh DIs
ti let. Philadelphia County Sunday School As
sociation, in Chambers-Wyiie Alemorial Pres
byterian Church. Tne prayer was offered by
tho pastoi, the Rev. Di John Grant Newman.
The Rev. J. AI. Palmer, of Olive African
Methodist Episcopal Church, spoke on "The
Sunday School's Text Rook." and the Rev.
A. ill Demenlca, of tho Baptist Settlement
House, told of Sunday school work among the
Italians. Uxercites were conducted by mem
bers of the ."Mariners' Baptist Bethel School. J
under the ducctiou of George W. Friend. '
SA11TH-G1USON
A pieuy wedding will be solemnized tnls
afternoon when Aliss Ueitutde Gibson, daugh
ter of Air. and Alis. Joseph Gibson, will be
come the bride of Leonard B. Smith The
ceremony will be performed nt the home of th
brides paients, 7S03 Norwood avenue. Chest
nut Hill, ot 3 o'clock, by the Rev. Dr West
wood. Alms Gibson will be unattended, and
Mr. Smith will have Frank Rockenbnch as
bet man. The house will be elaboiately deco
rated witli white loses and palms About t.0
suen aie expecud
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