B'S
i-FTyc yuw i
5?
31
I1 '
EVBNILESBGBB Pfi Ha A DELPHI A, SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 19, 1914, ,
j ' ; - .,-,.:, .1 t. .ii H i "I f.i , filial' 1 . i.hlii ii . ,1, Ml . , lull I ' ' tin. .. i l
11
SOCIETY'S DOINGS AT
HOME AND IN SUBURBS
. . .. rt3 WtT.T.TAM BANDERS
1 M nroTT. of Media, Pft., announce tha en-
iiim.nl of their daughter, Miss Arabella
i" 1 Mrs Allen Hunter, of Chestnut Hill.
1? Ho dftl'e has been set for tho wedding.
W-' ::...-, inn, have been Bent dut by the Itaco
mmmltteo of tho Whltemarsh Hunt Club for
. ,!l,,m to bo given at tho clubhouses Satur-
lov October 3, before tho races. Tho guests
hi include owners ui ii ........... ... ..u
.. .......m-,1... Itirtirea and other officials
races anu Bm" - .--
of the race meeting.
Several four-in-narm iiw '" inn
to the races, inciuuing m " m ju.
Bffllth Frederic Strawbrldgo, Captain E. B.
CMMtt and It Netoon Buckley.
Among those who havo already rcsorvod park
Ins spa"8 nr0 Edward D Tolnntt' c- Bradford
Fralley. Edwin N. Benson, Jr., Stevenson
Crothers, James u. jueuiur, ur .biibb urauy
tufdav. J. Stanley Ileevo, Jesso Williamson,
I J(J captain E. B. Cassatt, Mrs, H. Howard
I' Ellison, Jr., James W. Cooke, P. S. Whlttaker,
Si Augustus II. Stoughton, Daniel t). Wenta, John
t It. Packard. 3d, Mrs. Arthur Diddle, Fred-
L- erl4 a. Strawbrldgo, uiemoni is. wimami,
it nobert K. Cftssatt, Georgo F. Tyler, William
II Ellis, Honry Frailer Harris, Theodore C.
- Voorhees, It. M. Cadwalador, Hamilton Dlsston,
S William 0. Warden and R. Nelson Buckley.
The Huntingdon Valloy Club will give a din-
r dance tonight at tho club house. A dlnnor
' dance was glvon last night, also, which was
Tcry well attended.
; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Howard, who aro at
Ambleside, their summer homo at Bar Harbor,
I lie., wilt return to Morion on Monday.
f Mrs. J. A. Johnson, who has spent tho sum-
mer abroad, Is now at tho Bcllovuc-Stratford for
" i short stay. She will return to her homo In
Virginia next week.
. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mcgargeo, who havo been
pending' the summer at tho seashore, havo
Ukcn apartments at the Blttcnhouso Hotel for
the winter. Admiral and Mrs. W. P. Harris aro
!io nt this hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Breed, of C220 Wayho
venuc, gavo an Informal dance for tho younger
iet last night at tho Philadelphia Cricket Club.
One hundred and twenty-rivo guests attended.
Mrs. E. D. Blair, who has spent sevoral weeks
it Fishers Island, has returned to her home
on Lovers' lane, at Edgewater Park, N. J.
Mrs. Henry Lewis Wood, of Williamsburg,
' Vs.. Is 'ho guest of her mother, Mrs. David
Smith, at her home, Tho Appledon, at Edge
nater Park.
IIs Marlon H. Cresswcll, of Edgowater
Park, N. J., Is tho guest of Mrs. Worthlngton
Ecranton at 300 Monroe street, Scranton. Pa.,
during the tennis tournament at tho Scranton
Country Club.
SimucI 1). Echkert, Jr., whose marriage to
Miss Agnes Musser will take place next Sat
urday In Dorset, Vt, will entcrtajn hl3 ushers
at tho Racquet Club ton,lght.
,mong the guests will bo E. It. Stoevcr, J. E.
Cope Morton, Alexander D. Grange, Austin G.
Maury, C. V. Brown, W. H. Patterson, Clar
ncc II. Clark, 3d, Emtcn Drayton, Henry C.
'fasten, Albert Lawrence Smith, Ttobert Burns,
C. J. Schmlillopp, II. M. Mnlone, Henry Slmp
mn, T Louis Washburn, It. B. Evans, Georgo
V. i:kns, Jr., J. It. Blatz, Francis Kemble, Dr.
iumi .HU3SIT mm ur. iiicimru x-enrce.
Mrs. J. Lewis Crozer, of Braeslde, Upland,
Pa has returned from a motoV trip through
New England.
- Mr. ami Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury will give
t a dance In honor of Miss Cordelia Blddlo tho
J plght of December 22. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J.
I Drexcl Dlddlo will glvo a dance for their
daushtcr January 7.
. The engagement of Miss Dabney Maury Hal-
, ley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Halsey,
, and Harrison Crulkshank, of Wilmington, Del..
, has been announced. Tho marriage will tako
place eaily in the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Abel P. Wetherlll, of AVynno-
HOod Will If.lVA nn Tilnurln,. wltli lt WA,hrtrlllci
i father, w. H. Wetherlll, for a trip along tho
Hudson River. Mr. and Mrs. Abel Wetherlll
itter their return to Wynnewood will again
start on a trip for Louisville, Ky,, on October t.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Elizabeth Put
nam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Putnnm,
of 1320 Spruce street, this city, and Beaton
Bchroeder, Jr., took place today In Graco
Church, Watfrvllle, N. Y whero tho Putnams
tava their country place.
TV,. -(! ...... .. n . . .....
I ., jiuuts uuon, or jjrexei mil, jjoiawaro
County, entertained at a marshmallow roast on
Thursday evening in the woods near their home.
An Informal dance In tho house followed the
roast. About forty guests were present, among
hom were the following Phlladelphlans: The
Misses Duranc. thn MIhsps T.nmrhlln Mloa fn.
Cullough, Miss Almee Junker, Miss Helen
Moore and Messrs. Kcely, Jackson Blank, Wlll
m D. Loughlin, Joseph Creamer, Herman
Junker, Chailcs Towne and William Stnnton.
MRS. WILLIAM J. CLOTHIER
Mrs. Clothier is an ardent horse lover and
usually exhibits her horses herself at the
annual shows in Devon and Bryn Mawr.
Mr. and Mrs. Clothier will entertain in their
box during the Bryn Mawr Show, which will
open on Monday.
George Trotter Tyler, who spent the summer In
England, Is also back nt Orfrlc. Mrs. Coles
will open her town house, 2114 Pino street, tho
Cth of October. Mrs. Tyler, as usual, will spend
the wlntor with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster King Wetherlll have
closed their summer residence at Jamestown,
It. I., and aro now visiting Mrs. Wetherlll's
father, Caleb Cresson, at Tha Oaks, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. David Goodbread have returned
from Atlantic City.
AHDMOitE Dr. and Mrs. Harold S. Colton, of
Singing Wood, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, Joseph Ferrell Colton. Mrs.
Colton will bo remembered as Miss Mary It.
Fcrroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Clynier Brooko have
returned from Watch Hill, It. I and are now
nt their homo on Glenn road.
HAVEItFonn-MISH a. C. Russell, of Lake For
est. 111., Is tho guest of Miss AHco Granger.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baum and their daughter.
Miss Kntherlno Baum, havo taken apartments
ut Jlavcrford Court.
no8E.MOW-.Mrs. W. C. Allison and her
daughter. Mlsa Mnrcello Allison and Miss
Mary Allison, of Rosemont, have returned from
Bur Harbor.
Mrs. Joseph F. sinnott and Miss Mary B.
Slnnott havo returned after a motor trip
through Xcw England.
VllXAiNOVA-Gcorge Packnrd and family
have returned from a summer's stay at Saranac
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brown have returned
from Baileys Island, Me.
t
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
OVERiiROOK-Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dn Mco
nd MI33 nu Mee, who went abroad early in
the summer, have returned to their home on
Overbrock avenue.
Mrs. J. Clarence White, of 6327 Lancaster ave
ue, has returned home after a month's stay
la Virginia.
JI's. C. H, Roberts, who has Just returned
irom Jfirraganfelt Pier, Is tho guest of Mr.
n4 Mrs. Walter F. Thompson.
Mr. and M it,, a LoB!u, .McCoy havo returned
"em Jamestown, R, i,
lames h. ii,0oko and family, of 5100 Wood
tine avenue, aie homo from Mount Kineo. Me.
Miss Margarqt Hnrrlty has returned from
J-wwpe. Mrs. William F, Hnrrlty and her
"maters are Mill abroad, but hope to obtain
Passage next month.
"Fltlo i, ani, Mrs iJncoIn oodfrey, Jr.,
"o at still at Northeast Harbor, Me., are
Wed homo the last of this month.
sr. and Mrs. John W. Buchman and MIM
at I . l,uch"n, who spent the summer
turm!.V0UaKe at N'ort,, "adley. Canada, re-
thlh- i, Merlon laEt wek an 've opened
. "me un "h Highland avenue.
horn, Tarl Fln,et'-''- has returned to her
J. on Daw roa(1, aner ft vltW ,o At)anUc
httBlBTlM
ana m. 1 . " .. -ura- Bam
ware kZ '"'"'V returned from the Dela-
' .Uter iS- , JI""' MarBare McDowell.
ttel it Mr. heater Megargee. and Sam-
wS7 !; Jr; whQ have been na,ne
td hoT .. COno s,0un'n8. are ex.
Jp the early p,rt or next week.
hH muZ,. Glftrd' ot Woodslde avenue.
K,"EnMaiul Weks' tour lhrough
G'"nore L", .' n"aM Fraiie-- " Hln
AKIlea nilrrirt,
.P...tWVf U4 J(IU1
ALONG THE HEADING
Mm,,
r and
aln w,..,. ..
.J: " ,ne P with Mr. aifford,
""""-J"s. John i
"m a visit t, Cape May, and Mrs.
Miss Marion Shnrpless. of Hntherton, Chel
ten Hills, has as her guest Mlsa Marlon Teodt,
daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. E. B, Teodt, of New
York. .Next week .Miss Teodt will be the guest
ot Mrs. Edward Wlnslow Taylor and Miss
Anna Slmrplets Taylor at Cedron, their home
on Queen lane, Germantown.
Mrs. Georgo F. I.ashor and Miss Gertrude Gil
bert have returned to their homo on Washing,
ton lane. Rydal, after spending some tlmo at
Chelsea.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Caleb Fox and Miss Margaret
Fox havo returned to "Berthellyn," their home
111 Ogonu, afttr spending the summer at Caps
May.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter A. Bailey have returned
to their home on Lenox road, Jcnklntown, after
spending some time at Chelsea.
A kitchen shower will bo given tonight at tho
home of Miss Amelia Shclp, In Wyncote, n
honor of Miss Clara Schoble. whoso marriage
to Willis MaeDonald Powell will take place
October V.
The ladles' auxiliary to the Men's Improve
ment Society of South Oak Lane will meet on
.Monday evening at Association Hall, on Droad
street, and plan the winter's entertainment for
tho association. A series of card parties, din.
ners nnd dances, one of which will take place
every other week during the season, will be
arranged, with committees for each month's
entertaining.
In charge on Monday .evening will be Mrs
Cornelius Van Artsdalen 'and Mrs. Edward Mel
Call,
Mrs. Charles Feurer. of Tenth street, Oak
Lane, will return today after several w.l-.
spent In New York,
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Carroll, of Seventh sr.
Oak Lane, returned on AVednesday. after uev
eral weeka spent nt Lake Hopatcong, is y
A dinner dance and muslcalo will mark the
opening neason of the North Hills Country
Club today. Nearly 300 guests will b present at
dinner.
The day's entertainment will begin at i in
the afternoon, with a musicale, followed by a
reception to the members.
Tha hostewes for the day will be Mrs. Will
lam B. Summer, Mrs. Franklin Meehan, Mrs.
georgo Long, Mrs. Lewis Block, Mrs. Fred
erick. II. Kasaelbaum and Mrs. 3yy WhUJdln
i isiKri- i ' 'mmwSf ntm Prfli" sH
npspMHEaHB j EH
i w !KB 1
i W l
'TT'n-i'VlWrriinTriirrrrnir , - .nv . u , ,, aiymuuiBB
CHESTNUT HILL
Mr. and Mr. J Percy Keating will relurn to
day from New England to their homo In St.
Martins lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stelman Dlsston and
Miss Dorothy Dlsston have relumed to Nor
wood Hall,( their homo on Chestnut avenue,
after spending the summer1 at Northeast Har
bor, Mo.
Mr. and Mm. Patrick Grant, 2d, who aro now
In Maine, will not return to their homo on
Chestnut avenuo until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McCouch havo returned
safely from Europe, where they have been
spending tho summer, to their home In St.
Martin's lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward' Rowland have returned
from Bar Harbor and aro occupying their houso
on Crofeldt avenue.
Mrs. Bell and her, daughter, Mils Elizabeth
Wheeler, of Colorado Spring, are visiting Mrs.
Bell's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth II. Hulso, at her
home In Highland.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian J. Wellena, of 357 Gowen
avenue, Mount Airy, havo left for, a trip to
Canada.
The marriage of Mlsa Marguerite Baldy nnd
Mr. Sponccr K. Butterworth will take placo
on Wednesday, September 23, at I p. n?., In
Grace Church, Mt. Airy.
Miss Baldy Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M Dlnlmtck Baldy and granddaughter of tho
Reverend Hurley Baldy, of 203 East Gowen
avenue.
Mr. Butterworth Is tho son ot Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles M. Butterworth, also of Mt. Airy.
Rovercnd Thomas F. Cllne, rector of Grace
Church, will perform tho ceremony.
Tho brldo will bo given In marrlago by her
fnther and will wear a traveling gown.
Miss Catharlno Baldy, a sister, will bo the
maid of honor and C. Molcher Butterworth, a
brother of the groom, will net as best man.
Following a short trip Mr. and Mrs. Butter
worth will livo in West Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Taylor and family, of
154 East Mt. Airy avenue, who havo been In
Atlantlo City slnco Juno 1, returned to their
home on Thursday.
Mrs. Hllson H. Wliyto and her son, Law
renco Whyte, of 7415 Boyor street, who have
boon abroad for several months, will remain In
Scotland until tho mlddlo of October.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Taylor and their
daughter, Miss Florcnco Taylor, who havo been
abroad for several months, returned nnd havo
opened tholr homo at 239 East Gowen avenuo.
Miss Emma Samuel, of 360 Gowen avenuo,
who has spent tho summer at Sweden, returned
to her home on Wednesday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Ellwood Carpenter and
family, who have spent tho summer at Ocean
City, returned on Thursday to their homo at
7417 Sprague street, Mt. Airy.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Georgo E. Tllge, of 226 West Chelton
avenue, nnnounces tho engagement of her
daughter, Helen Tllge. and Lawrence Ripley
Clapp, of Now York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Allison have returned
from Jamestown, where they spent the aum
mor, to their home In Pclham.
Dr. and Mrs. Alexis Dupont Smith and their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Smith, of Harvey and
Greene streets, who have been abroad slnco
August 1, will sail from London today and be
at home on September 27.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Thomas E. Dunn and family,
of 221 West Allen's lane, will return on Mon
day after several weeks spent at Eagle's Mere,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Schwartz, who havo
been spending the summer In Chelsea, have re
turned to tholr home, 112 West Walnut Inne.
The Misses Marguerite and Agnes Jnnssen
will glvo a luncheon, followed by cards, today
at their home, 1Q East Mormald lane. Dahlias,
asters and ferns will bo used In tho decora
tions. Their guests will bo Miss Florence
Rhodes, Miss Murgarct Williamson, Miss Grace
Washburn, Miss Emllle Wallace, Miss Lillian
Ramsay, MIsb Bessie McQullkln, Miss Alma
Steuber, Miss Elizabeth Baker, Miss Erma
Peters and Miss May Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harmon Georgo and
tholr daughter. Miss Anna Martin George, of
PS East Johnson street, who have been abrond
for tho summer, will sail from London today
and bo at homo on Tuesday, September 27.
In the party Is Frederick Dunn, Jr., and
nephew of Mrs. George, who will return with
them.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Davis, Miss Catherine
Davis nnd Miss MarlTarot Davis will return
next week from North Adams, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Bird Gummey returned to hor
'home, 5418 Greene 3treet, this week, from Up.
perdam. Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy O. Bright, of 5113 Pulaski
avenue, have returned from Massachusetts,
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. Trank K. Gllllngham, of 3105 West
Pcnn street, has as her guest Miss Helen Lin
coln, of Attleboro, Mass.
Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Karpeles. of West Chelten
avenuo. have returned to town, having motored
from tho Delaware Water Gap,
Mr. and Mrs. James A, Emery, of 5104 Wayno
avenue, with their family, have returned tn
town from New England where they -spent
July and August.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. Lewis, Miss Frederlcn
Lewis, Wler and Henry Lewis will motor to
Chelsea today to spend the week-end.
Plna street, at Bt Francis do Sales Church, 47th
street and Sprlnglleld nvenuc, Wednesday, Sep
tember 23, nt p. m.
Mr. Krler, who Is a sculptor, came from Ger
many about five years ngo to make his home
In this country. Ha was introduced to Miss
tfecker shortly after his arrival by Mr. Theo
dora Frlendoofer, who has since returned to
Germany nnd has Joined tha Kaiser's forces
In tho present war.
Miss Neckct was attending school when she
first mot Jtr. Krler, and Just finished her prepa
ration to become a teacher last term,
After tho marriage tho couplo will reside with
tho bride's parents at 4723 Klngscsslng avenue,
The riov, Dr, and Mrs. Frank P. Parkin, ac
companied by their son, Harold Clarke Parkin,
returned last week from their seaside cottage
at Oak Bluffs, Mass., on tha Island of Martha's
Vineyard, to their apartments In tho Nether
lands 4310 Chestnut street.
Mrs. E. F. Kelly, of Tobyonna, who spent
the summer abroad, lias returned and has
taken apartments at the Normandlo for the
winter. Sho was accompanied by Miss M. A.
Depne.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayer, of Ventnor,
motored , to this city early In tho week nnd
Bpcnt several days as tho guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward S. Stackhouso at their home, 4617
Cedar avenue.
Frank Rommel and Miss Helen Rommel, who
spent the summer abroad, havo returned to
tho Bartram for tho winter.
Mrs. G. M. Eldrldgc, of 4107 Locust street,
hna roturned from KIttcry Point, Me., where
sho spent tho summer.
Mrs. James 10. Stokes nnd her daughter, Miss
Mary C. Stokes, of 3642 Chestnut street, will
closo their cottage at Capo May tho end of
tho week nnd roturn to town.
Mr. nhd Mrs. Edward P. Oft, of 4202 Walnut
trcot, havo returned from Asbury Park, where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. George C. Schoff and her son, Lawrence
Schoff, of 4203 Pine street, havo returned from
a visit to Mrs. Edward E. Paxson at Bycot, Pa.
Mrs. William a. Moffott, of 4242 Chestnut
street, has returned after having spent tho
summer nt Ocean City. Md. Miss Gladys Mof
fott camo homo last week, having spent tho
summer In Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Router, of 1121 South
46th Htrcot, returned last week after a summer
spent In Europe.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James M. Reppller havo returned
from n motor trip to Lake George to their
homo. 201 South 42d otrcet.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dccring and Miss
Kntherlno Decrlng will return from Capo May
to their home, 41st and Spruce streets, on
October 1.
Sixteenth street, who spent the season In Ocean
City, returned to their winter homo today.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber, o 181 West
Ontario slrcot, hove returned from a fortnight's
visit In Gloversvllle, N. Y,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosensteln and family
havo closed their cottage In Atlantic City and
havo returned to their winter home, 2131 West
Ontario street.
Bfr. and Mrs. W. Dotts, of 2037 West Tioga
street, havo returned homo after spending tho
season on (he const of Maine.
Mies Helen Rellly gave a luncheon on Thurs
day at her home, 1911 Wost Venango1 street.
Tho guest of honor was Miss Elsa Sonsa.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Poole, of 1318 Hunt
ing Park avenue, have returned from their cot
tage In tha Berkshire Hills, Brandford, Mass.,
whore they passed tho summer.
The Evangelist Home, of Old York road and
Hunting Park nvenuc, Is giving a sauerkraut
supper Thursday evening, September 24.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Irwin Hlllman, of North Thir
teenth street, will return to their homo from
Cap May, Tuesday, September 22.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John J, Lamb, of 3219 North
2Bth street, aro making a tour of the Great
Likes.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Booth and their
daughter, Miss Eveline Booth, of 1913 Venango
street have returned from Atlantic City, where
they spent the summer.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
MIbs Anna J. Ncckcr, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Necker, of 4723 Klngesslng avenue,
will be married to George Krler, of U13
LLBifliKiSE&iSiSBvL ' MKStS
I H r ' - '
i ,mmg ,
I
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Walter R. Enstburn, of 2141 North
Eighteenth street, will give a dinner tonight
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Eckel. Covers
will bo laid for ten. Mrs. Eastburn has Just
returned from Ocean City.
Mrs. Eastburn and Mra - J. Gladlng, of 231S
South Broad street, will leave on October IS
to visit in New York, Rldgewood, N. J and
Englewood. N. J. They will visit also Mrs.
James Hlnchllff at Fuller Terraco, Orange.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin Dalo, formerly of
2116 North Fifteenth street, are occupying
their new apartments at Queen Lane, German
town. Mr. and Mrs, Walter F. Cole3 and their
daughter, Miss Ivn Coles, of 1D31 Dauphin street,
havo returned from Blackwood, N. J., where
they passed the summer
Mrs. J. C. Kltchcnman, ot 2317 West Oxford
street, has just returned from a oojourn at At
lantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rawlins, Jr., and their
daughter, of 2U1 North Eighteenth street, have
returned from a tour through tho Thousand
Islands, Montreal and Quebec.
Clarence A. Hutton, of 1S5I North Willlngton
street, has icturned home. Mr. Suttcn spent
most of the summer at tho Rho Delta Kappa
Fraternity House in Ocean City.
Tho Rho Delta Kappa Fraternity closed Its
house nt Ocean City, N. J., September 13. The
fraternity is now making arrangements for
tin- nnnual scries of dances to tako place dur
ing tho coming winter.
Th llrst dance will probably be held tho
latter part of October.
Mr. and MrR. J. Zimmerman, of 2211 North
Eighteenth street, have returned to their home,
having spent the .summer at their cottage In
Ocenn City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goggonhelmer nnd Mrs.
M. Gieen, of 2217 North 33d street, have Just
leturucd alter spending tho summer at Wild
wood. Mrs. Geneva Elliott and hor daughter, Miss
Florence Elliott, of 1S07 North Camao street,
returned during tho week from Atlantic City,
where they spent the nuinmor. Edward Elliott
has returned from a tour through tho Wost to
California,
Mr. and Mrs. William Ji Kuun, of North
Eighteenth street, havo roturned from Atlantic
City, whoro they havo boon Maying since tho
early summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levy and their daugh
ter, Miss Nana Levy, returned from a summer's
stay In Cholrea on Wednesday and have opened
their winter home, 2223 North Park avonue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John It. Young, f 1S53 North
Park avenue, havo opened their winter homo
after spending tho summer In Atlantic City.
Mr. anil Mr, Alexander A. Sawers, of North
Twelfth street, havo returned from Hay View,
Lung Island Sound, nnd Ilridgepoit, Conn.,
where tlu-y parsed tho summer, nnd havo gopo
to Atlantic City over tho week-end. Their son,
Alexander C. Sawers, has returned home from
an extended yachtlngcruIso on J.oiitf Island
pound.
Miss M.ngaret Lomis, of North Jd stroot,
I i. u-turned rrom Nortlideld, Mass.
Mrs Jacob SiiXada nnd hor daughter. Miss
Huth -iill.id.i, of 103.1 North Eighteenth street,
hiie returned from several weeks' visit In
Mllt.in I 'a
Mr mci Mrs. Jacob. Stoer havo closed their
.ottugo in Chelsea nml hao been spondlng n
few d.i.-, in town prior to their Ccpnrturo- f0P
Muliig.m mi Monday,
ROXBOROUGII
Tho Flat Rock Motorboat Club gavo a tango
party last night at tho club houeo In Shaw
mont, which was beautifully decorated with
fall flowers nnd ferns. The members present
were: Commodore and Mrs. A. H. Bradley,
Miss Florence Bradley, Dr. and Mrs. Eugeno
Swayne, Mr. and Mrs. Vandegrlft, Mr. nnd
Mrs. John C. Vnndersllce, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lenlnger, Mr. and Mm. George W. Sands, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Rldlcr. Miss Suo Price, Miss
Florence Rldler and Miss Bertha Rldler, Mr
and Mrs. William Matthews, Miss Wolf, Miss
May Price and Mlsa Elizabeth Price, Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. Stanley Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Thomas, Mrs. William Field, Miss Gertrude
Field, Miss AHco Rldler and Miss Mabel Rldler,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winkler, MIbs Graco Ed
wardu, Mrs. Charles Miller, Miss Staley. Roland
Bradley, Leslie Kruson, Elliott Kruscn, C.
Hairy Aires, Thomas Markle, Walter Vande
grlft, P. William Ridley, John Wolf, John Field,
Ivan Field, Joseph Winkler, Jr., Earl Har
lan, Albert Lawson, John Kelly, Frederick
Staley, William Price and George C. Kruson.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swager Potts, of COll
Ridge avenue, have returned from Ocean City.
Miss Mildred Z. Holt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James '.. Holt, of Ho Sumac street, Wlssa
hlckon, has returned homo after spending sev
eral weeks In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Slter Cornog, who spent the
summer nt Capo May Point, havo returned to
their winter house, 5931 Ridge avenuo.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Fox, of 202 Rochelle ave
nue, Wlssahlckon, havo returned from a
month's stay at Beach Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rlghtor, of Rldgo ave
nue and Gorgas lane, havo- returned from an
all-summer's stay at Wlldwood.
CHESTER AND VICINITY
Mrs. Samuel Crowthor nnd her daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Crowthcr, have returned from
a two weeks' stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Ida J. Larkln, of West Sixth street, is
home after an extenslvo tour of Florida.
Mrs. Pennell Larkln Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. William T. Foster, at Chllds, Me.
.Miss Marie Ferrell, of East Fourteenth street,
has returned from Easton, Pa., where sho was
the guest of friends for two weeks.
Miss Knthryn Kelly has returned to her home
on East Fifteenth street after a week's stay
with relatives at Elmlra.
Miss Dorothy Marshall has returned to her
home In Marcus Hook after a month's visit
to friends nt Bridgeport. Conn.
uid Mrs. George W. Schwartz, of Pros
pect Park, nre .ponding a week with friends
nt Scottdalc, Pa.
Miss Virginia Vnuclaln has returned to her
homo nt Altoona, after being entertained for
a week by .Mrs. J. L. Smith, of Ridley Park.
SOCIETY READY TO GREET
SIR HORSE NEXT WEEK
Boxes nnd Parking Spaces to Be Filled
With Members of Smart Set From
Various Cities on Mondny.
Society Is looking forward to Its first Im
portant event In the opening of the 20th unntiAt
exhibition of the Bryn Mawr Horao Show As
sociation, which marks the autumnal social
season for Philadelphia. The event will begin
on the Poto Grounds nt Bryn Mawr on Mondny
and will continue through the week.
An especially Interesting nceompnnylng foa
turo of the exhibit will be tho first annual
Bryn Mawr Hound Show, which begins Tues
day and extends through four days. This sldo
event Is tho first exhibition especially for fox
hounds nnd beagles ever held in this country
nnd Is attracting national attention among
huntsmen. Hunt clubs from Massachusetts,
Vermont, New York, Virginia nnd Maryland
havo entered their packs.
Since 1910 tha horse show has extended
through flvo days, but this year tho exhibit
has been extended n dny nnd 25 new classes
have been added. Heavy draft horses are
being exhibited for the first time nt Bryn Mawr.
Addition of this class Is In recognition of tha
efforts of landowners In suburban Philadelphia
to Improve the breeds of this usoful typo ot
horscllcsh.
But the Ilryn Mawr rhow ,ns been Blnce Us
beginning primarily an exhibition of hunting
horses. Tho showing of harnc.s horses, saddlo
horses, hackneys, ponies and draft horses has
always been regarded by the patrons of tha
exhibit as of secondary Importance, nlthough
keen contests always develop among u)Cso en- '
tries.
Tho abandonment of tho Madison Square
Garden horso show In Now York this year on
account of the unsettled conditions caused by
tho European war, Is regarded by local horse
men as a factor that will Increase tho Im
portance of tho Bryn Mawr exhibit, socially as
well as In other reppects.
From a show of one day's duration held on
the terraco at tho Bryn Mawr Hotel and at
tended by about 250 persons, 20 years ngo,
the annual event has Increased In Importance
until today its ribbons nro the most coveted at
any show In the country. Its average dally
attendance is between 4000 and 6000.
This year prizes aggregating $0000 In valtio
will be awarded In tho various classes. Tho
most valuable prize for hunters Is the Radnor
Challenge Cup, valued at 50, which event
also carries a sweepstake of J100.
Tho Bryn Mawr Challcngo Cup for harness
horses Is valued at $230 with sweepstakes added,
and the challenge cup for the best team of
threo hunters, given by W. Hlnckle Smith, IX
worth over JM0. A total of 413 ribbons will be
awarded In tho 09 classes.
Among tho prominent horsemen who havo ac
cepted Invitations to act as Judges nre Frank
H. Cavcn, Philadelphia, trotting horses; E.
Von Der Horst Koch, George B. Hulme and
Reginald C. Vandcrblit, New York, heavy
hnrne?s horses: Joseph E. Wldener, Philadel
phia, ponies In harness and in breeding classes:
J. Garner West. Garnervlllo, N. Y., E. F. Gerry
New York, and Lewis E. Waring, PlninflcW,
N. J., saddlo horses and ponies under saddle:
Henry V. Colt, Genessee, N. Y., F. S. Von
Stade, New York, Fletcher Harper, Millbrook,
N. Y., hunters and Jumpers; Jofeph La Rocaue,
Bornardsvlllo, N. J., draft horses.
1
ir-1
yl
YATES-SAGE
A quiet wedding was solemnized this morning
nt n nuptial mass In the Church of St. Francis
do Sales, at which the Rev. Father Thomas J.
Hnnney officiated, when Mrs. Sara Page becamo
the brldo of Dr. Robert Yates. Mrs. Sage wore
a dark blue cloth traveling suit with a hat to
match, and was attended by her sister. Miss Sue
Mcaklm. as maid of honor. Miss Menkim wore
a stilt of dark bluo charmeuse and carried
nstcrs.
Doctor Yates had as his best man his brother.
David Yates. The couplo left for Niagara Im
mediately after the ceremony, and upon their
return will make their homo In thla city. Doc
tor Yates is otllclal conch of tho Swarthmoro
baseball and basketball teams.
MISS SARAH ELIZABETH PUTNAM
Miss Putnam, who is a daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Earl B. Putnam, of 1926 Spruce
street, this city, and a niece of Mr. and Mrs
Charlemagne Tower, will be married ton,.!
in Watervllle, N. Y to Seaton Schroeder I
Jr., of WashiDKton, D. C, ' (
'NOG
Mrs Edwin Wilkinson, Jr, wlJJ glvo an n,
format luncheon at her home, HOJ Hunting
Park uv.uue, Thursday, (September th
Mr and Mis. W. 1. Phnmtr. of Sill North
Hiuii.i stieut, havo returned from Ocean City,
Miss Mabel I,lnd, of JJ23 Wet Tioga itrcpt,
left on Thurbday for East Orange, N. J., where
she is tho guest of Mrs. William Parkinson.
Her sister. MUs Laura 1,1ml, U iwelnjf Hib
week-end with MUs Marian Uilpln, of lilvor.
ton. N. J.
Miss Elslo Slnzhrlmcr. of J321 West Erie Sye,
L-, is giting a uncn sooner today for JH3
Ive Fulton aemml. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
illlam Ucniml. who will be married to Hector
Alexander Sinzheimer eaily in November.
Mrc. William Jennings and her daughter.
MUa Alice Jennings, of North Nineteenth
street, have returned from Seaside Puilj, where
they weie ho guests of Mrs. John Weaver.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Dalrymple and their
daughter, Miss Alice DfJryraple, of 3350 North
O, GREAT nnVONH!
I am restless. I um athlrst for faruwny things.
My soul goes out In a longing to touch tho skirt
of tho dim dlRtnnco.
0 Great Uoyond. O tho keen call of thy lluto!
1 forgot. I ever forget, that 1 hate no wlnoa
to tly, that I am bound In this spot ever
more. I nm eager and wakeful, I nro a stranger In a
Btrango land,
Thy urouth comos to me whispering on Impus.
bible hope.
Thy tmiguo la known to my heart n Its vory
own.
0 Pr-to.GeU. O tho keen vail of thy flute!
1 forget. I over forgot, lhat know not the
way, that J hove not the winged horse.
I am llsltrss, I am a wanderer tn my heart
in tho sunny b8o of thn languid hours, what
vast vision of thlno take shape in the
blue of tho ky!
0 I'artUest end. O the keen call of thv ttutc!
1 forgot. I tfver forget. tmt the sate ere aUut
overywrjero in tho hous where I dwell
a'.nue.
HQbinrtr-mnth Tafiorc
mi
Oltv
II UK NESTLING
iliniu Irving in 141b
The dove of peacu desired to bu14
A nest bath stout and strong.
Anil uvory nation sent hr tuuja
To help the iurk alang.
And Herman llndon, Hngltab oais,
As toush bs ecasuiied leather,
French chestnut, and the nuwiRjQ Or
Were woen all together.
With folded vvlnge In valrs C4Mt.in
She brooded on the n.t.
And felt life stirring in the egg
Benoatli hr tlovvny breast.
Then bang'-tho shell blew up and freed
Its dark and dreadful culture.
The frightened dgve discovered she
Alas, had hatched a, vulture.
If' '"reed
S V
WHAT MILADY WEARS
Smart gowns In tailored style and many v '.th--r-..
tho Huffy trimmings so dear to tho femlnlno
heart aro being worn this season. As it hna
been for tho last two or three years, almost
any kind of gown is worn for almost any
kind of un occasion, and society maids and
matrons are by no means adverse to showing
how they havo chosen all varieties for their
fall nnd winter wardrobes.
Mrs. J. Theodoro Marshall, whoso clothes nro
always of tho latest cut, was shopping re
cently in a navy bluo serge suit that was ex
coedingly smnrt. Tho coat was In the new
redlngoto style, quite long and worn over a
short, scant skirt. Mrs. Marshall's hat was
ol' navy blue taffeta, edged with a narrow rim
of white.
Mrs. Joseph E. Wldener wears a becoming
model of cream-white broadcloth, the skirt
draped over an undorsklrt of lace. With this
Mrs. WIdorier wears a largo Mat-brimmed black
velvet hat trimmed with black aigrettes. Tha
costumo Is unrelieved by any touch or color
except for the glrdlo of dull pink.
Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, who wears her clothes
extremely well, was seon In a white serge
tallleur cut on simple lines and worn with a
close-fitting llttlo black and white sailor hat.
Miss Marguerite Caperton. daughter of Ad
miral and Mrs. William C'up,-rton. Is wearing
a smart little frock of cheer batiste with a
purple figure and a girdle of satin to match.
With this costume sho wears a jaunty little
purple hat.
For shopping Miss I.liula baker has chosen
a smart llttlo trotteur of navy blue crepe. Tho
skirt Is full over the hips and U toppul b"
n short Jacket, Eton In effect, with a rolling
collar and Pipings of white cr;,ie de chine.
With this Miss linker wear a medium-sized
hat of dark bluo with a rather flat crown.
Mrs Warner Earnshaw ue.irs a striking
afternoon froek f sage sreen charmeuse. Tim
skirt has a straight tunic, while the nlht 1m
made uf figured erepu, the nsuree being in
shades of dull red and mustard color. Soft
loco forma the vest and collar A small duil
rdo hat, trimmed with two quills, given an
added touch to this gown.
MU f'arllne PianbUii, of Lancaster, whose
engagement to Stanley Smith, of thl city, una
recently announced, ha selected a KUod-!nkIn
dark blue cloth suit, which ha a short pointed
coat, and a thiee-tier ckin,
Tiny motif worked in Alice-blue rt...-, aro
used on the Menes and collar of tti io.,t
Mr. Thniiuw Killkald, wife or Lieutenant Kin.
kid. I'. B. .V , who u at prevent the gti, .-t of
her mother, Urn. J. Anderson Uo. buy lumen
S black silk dies, the bkirt of which has a
tunic of bUck.tiad.hu.' etrijwd silk. m" k
cblffan t artwticalb- die pod about Die b . .nut
tied in a bow t the Uar, under th- ijuk.
The hat U Waefc irlvt tilth a crown of '
Ver eloth.
I Miw Winifred Horranee looks well in a m,.it
j afternoon froek of lenwn-wdored ilfc toiu
I The btulUio te cmnpoaed of shadow Ui and
i chitTun of the MRU! shaOv. The skirt h Oi-i
j Ituwslan tunic- effect.
I MUw lorrH wean with tin cosiumu a
! largo Wuck Ruline hat trimmed witb a i luster
' of white velvet towers.
! Mr. William &I- ionslretJi I wealing a
strei dress of utvy blue . iuv. The skin La
: ituaaiao tium- which t tutt -bi at the i,,i-
toni. Th kimono bUc U stilt popular ii (,
MM.d on this gown Crepe .uid dink blue un ,
are combined uith jcn i-ir.-i vuij, it, , ,
tern. Mi l.oiiKKtr, Hi rfU., vuuifc i, iu,w , vj
Close SUling straw hat uimiuc-1 with a bu'l i.
bow of mallne.
y-H8sWs,fel.
MttSiaHemH
WeSM