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SOCIETY
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A J. DBBXBL BIDDLE will give his annu
. al concert for the benefit of tho Drexcl
BIddle Bible Classes tho night of December 14,
in tho ballroom of tho Bellovuc-Strntford.
Mr. Blddlo hns nsked a number of Phila
delphia's best musical talent to nsslst him In
this affair, which has become one of the most
important social events of tho year.
Among those who will take part In the con
cert will bo Mrs. AVIlllnm Baker Whelon, Mrs.
Mabelle Cochran Addison, Mrs. Necly. Mrs.
Dorothy Johnstono Baselcr, harpist; Mrs. Lo
gan Iceland, who is tho wlfo of an offlccr in
tho United States Navy, and who lias never
,81ms In Philadelphia before; Mrs. James M.
Anders, who hns but lately returned from tho
war zone; Mrs. Harold Ynrnall, Arthur E. I.
Jackson, Robert Massey Drayton, who will
lead a quartet of male voices; Daniel C. Dono
van and Dr. S. II. Llpschutz. Mrs. Edith M.
Mahon will bo the accompanist of tho evening.
At tho tea which Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.
Tenney will give on October 13, in honor of
their daughter. Miss Katherlno Tcnney, at
their home, Maywood, Havcrford, Mrs. Tcnney
will have assisting her in receiving Mrs. Edgar
C. Selton, Mr3. Lewis Llllie, Mrs. Wlnthrop
Sargent and Mrs. Henry Tatnall.
Receiving with Miss Tenney will be MIsa
Jean Morris Llllle. Miss Hansell French Earle,
Miss Katherlne Z. Ogden, Miss Elinor J. Bean,
Miss Edith II. Baily, Miss Eleanor Dougherty,
Miss Anna Mary "Walthour, Miss Mary Arrean
Miller, Miss Margaret Burton. Miss Lucia
Warden, Miss Eleanor Blspham, Miss Elizabeth
Bailey, of Harrlsburg; Miss Martha Bent, of
New York, nnd Miss Ruth Sherburne and Miss
Betty Sherburne, of Boston.
The Delaware River Club will hold its regu
lar Halloween dance on the 31st of the month.
A number of dinners will precede tho dance.
A card party will be held In the drawing rooms
of the club the afternoon of October 29, for
the benefit of tho Clover Nook Home for Ltttla
Children. Some of those interested in the af
fair aro Mrs. George It. Bowers and Mrs.
Walter Massey.
MIsa Sallie Wayne Ashhurst will Bail today
for Guatemala on the steamship Orotava from
New York. She will return to the city next
June.
Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Vincent Lyons, of 1501
Pine street, entertained yesterday in honor
of their little daughter, Hose Vincent Lyons.
The little guestH wero ten in number, and
ranged In ago from ten months to sir years.
Mrs. 'William Wiltshire, of Grant avenuo, Tor
resdale, who has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Weatherhead, of Cincinnati, at tha
Chalfonte, Atlantic City, will return home
today.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
OVEM1ROOK Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wall
Mil glvo a small dance tonight at their home
In honor of Miss Izora Venctta Hunter and Dr.
J. Leslie Davis, whoso marrlago will tako place
next Wednesday. The dance will bo given In
the large room ucross tho third floor of tho
Walz house, which has been turned Into a
splendid dancing room. The house will bo beau
tifully decorated with autumn foliage. A string
orchestra will provide the music and supper
Mill be served before midnight.
MEitio.N-Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. LIndgren, of
Hazelhurst and Forest avenues, are entertaining
Mrs. P. v. Way, of this city; Mr. and Mrs.
George Hebron, of Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Lamborn, of New York, over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kevins Carson, of Forest ave
nue, are spending the week end with friends In
Tioga.
Sirs. A. M. Burke and her niece, Miss Kath.
line Delaney, aro in New York for a week's
lay.
V.NEWOOD Mrs. D. I Schwartz, of Aubrey
rMd, returned yesterday from a week's visit
to New York.
Mlu Mary K. Gibson and Mrs. It. H. Brock
kve recalled their Invitations for an at home
on Tuesday, October IS, to meet Miss Katherlne
V. Beeler, owing to the death of an aunt.
CHESTNUT HILL
The Highland Dog Show will be held today
t the homo of Mr. and Mrs Robert Thaxter
fcleknell, Ml Highland avenue. The little- of
ficers in charge of tho show Include Ml"
Fhoto by JIarceau
MRS. WILLIAM DRAYTON
Mrs. Drayton, who was Alias Francos Dunning, has returned to the city after a summer spent at the
seashore and is at present at her home, 250 South Thirteenth Street.
Evelyn Drayton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Massey Drayton; Miss Frances Warner
BIcknell and Miss Betty Purviance, daughter
of Wynne Purviance.
Mrs. Franklin S. Edmonds, of St. Martin's,
entertained Informally at luncheon yesterday.
Her guests included Mrs. Arthur Hood and
Miss Mildred Shattuck.
There will be a danco tonight at tho Philadel
phia Cricket Club, St. Martin's.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haines celebrated their
12th wedding anniversary Wednesday night at
the Germantown Cricket Club with a dinner
party. The tablo decorations consisted of K1I
larney roses and greens. Tho guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Joocph Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Mor
gan Churchman, Mr. nnd Mrs. Churchill Will
iams, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weill, Georgo White
and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Hastings.
Another attractive dinner was given by a com
mltteo of men. Tho guests Included Miss Mil
dred Caverly, Miss Elizabeth MacCuen Smith,
MIS3 Helen Gormley, MIse Katharine Davis,
Miss Anna Taylor, Miss Anna Sharpness, MIsa
Marlanna Llpplncott, Joseph Shoemaker, Orno
Godwin, Warden McLean, Shelden Potter.
Charles Weiss, E. W. Clark, 3d.
Mrs. E. C. Mackeown and Miss Elsie Mnc
kcown have returned to their home, 5932 Pulaski
avenue, having epend tho summer In New York
State.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Etherlngton are occupy
ing their now homo at Lincoln Drivo and Wayne
avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Williams entertained in
formally at dinner last night.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Constantln von Sternberg, who
have been abroad all summer, aro now on their
way to this country nnd expect to return to
their home, 4539 Sansom street, next week.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Craig have closed their
cottage in Capo May and returned to their
home, 3417 Baring street.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Wilson, of 422S Wal
nut street, returned this week from their coun
try home at Great Neck, L. I.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kelley and family havo
closed their country houte in Berwyn and re
turned to their home, 3509 Spring Garden
street.
Miss Marie McManus, of 3512 Baring street,
Is visiting Mrs. John Morrison In Lynch
burg, Va.
After a delightful Bummer spent In Europe
MIsa Hannah Sparks, of 4100 Walnut street, has
returned to her home. Miss Sparks spent most
of the time traveling about the Continent with
friends, nnd excepting a great many incon
veniences suffered on board an Immigrant ship
the trip home was entirely uneventful.
SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Mary Drlscoll and Miss Catherine Drls
coll were entertained at bridge yesterday at
their homo, 4917 Catharine street. Among tha
guests, many of whom are popular in South
Philadelphia's younger set, were Mr. and Mrs.
Strouss, Miss Marian Belz, Miss Marie Con
way, Miss Helen Conway, Miss Marie Duffy,
Miss MacFarUnd, Robert Shirley, Francis Don
nelly and John MacFarland.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCue have returned
from their wedding trip and have taken an
apartment in the Glrard Estate, 2133 West
Paseyunk avenue, for tha winter. Mr. and
Mrs. McCue spent the time In Florida.
Joseph A. Haines and his daughter. Miss
Agnes Haines, of 1003 Gray's Ferry road, left
this afternoon for Atlantic City, where they
will remain for several days.
Mrs. David McCoach, wife of Lieutenant
David McCoach, Jr., and her tittle son, David
McCoach, 3d, havo returned from Dallas, Tex.,
where they have been for the past 18 months,
and are now the guests of Mrs. Hugh Black,
of 2323 Wharton street Lieutenant McCoach
Is expected to return some time next month.
Miss Mary Gallagher, formerly of South Phil
adelphia, will entertain informally tomorrow
evening at ber home, 1039 Lansdowne avenue.
Among those Invited are Miss Mary McGlnty.
Miss Margaret McDermott, Samuel Curr,
Thomas O'Neill and John McAninley.
WHAT MILADY WEARS
Beautiful Gowns Aro Worn nt tho Teas and
Dansnnts During tho Week.
Though tho weather lias been threatening
during tho wcek,sMppbcautlful gowns havo
been worn by mllSof fashion nt tho great
number of debutante functions which havo filled
every day of this busy week.
Mrs. Robert Sewell Is wearing a very smart
black silk suit. It Is made with a short Jacket
having n vest of whlto satin; also collar nnd
cuffs of tho same materlnl. The skirt Is very
plain, narrowing considerably nt tho foot.
Mrs. SowoU's hat Is n black velvet turban with
a Inrgn blnck nlgretto on the side.
Miss Mary Allco Clay, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred O. Clay, hns solccted a very stun
ning whlto sergo suit. Tho suit Is scml'flttlng,
cut away at the front, and tho skirt Is qulto
loose around the hips, narrowing considerably
at tho ankles. Her hat Is a small black velvet,
sailor ehnpc, with a looso crown of black and
white stripe silk. To comploto this charming
costumo Miss Clay wears long drop topaz ear
rings, which are most becoming with her Titian
hair.
A trotteur of lustrous broadcloth In tho now
shndo known a3 teto do negro, la being worn by
Miss nna Belle Shirk. Tho capo coat has trim
mings of black satin, and from under tho skirt,
which Is full and edRed with black satin, peep
bronzo pumps. A nobby llttlo hat of black vel
vet, quite closo fitting and with an upstanding
feather completes tho attractive costumo, which
Is most becoming to the folrncs3 of the young
girl.
For tho warm days of early autumn Mrs. Jo
seph E. Wldener, who hns been spending sev
eral days In Whlto Sulphur Springs, W. Va., haB
choson a stunning gown of cool whlto vollo em
broidered by hand.
The gown has a wldo glrdlo of deep purplo,
which exactly matches hor hat, and tho latter,
being of velvet, nrlds the necessary fall touch
to tho costume. Mrs. Wldener carries a smart
purple parasol.
Robin's egg blue taffeta In a danco frock Is
particularly becoming to Miss Elizabeth Mac
Cuen Smith. Tho skirt has three distinct
flounces, each of which has a lace rufflo under
It which extends below nbout thtco Inches. The
laco Is In a scallop pattern, nnd gives a dainty
touch to the frock. Tho bodice Is made of the
blue nllk with tiny sleeves.
Folds of laco about tho neck and sleeves make
a soft finish to tho gown.
Mrs. William Paul O'Neill Is wearing a becom
ing evening gown of old roso charmcuso. The
skirt hns a puffed flounce of old rose chiffon
embroidered In a gold design. Tho chiffon also
forms tho shott sleeves and square cut bodice.
A white net frock with a Roman border Is
being worn by Miss Helen Van Dusen, who Is
noted for her charming costumes. Tho skirt Is
mado In three-tier fashion, each flounce being
edge'd with tho Roman border. An eton Jacket
effect of tho goods Is worn over a laco founda
tion, nnd makes a particularly pretty bodice.
A wide satin girdle in old rose finishes the
waist line.
PHILOMUSIAN CLUB
Mrs. Percy Pcnnybackcr to ho Entertained To
night by Members of Club.
The first social event of tho season to bo
given by tho members of tho Phllomuslan Club,
3944 AValnut street, will bo a reception at the
clubhouso this evening to Mrs. Percy V. Penny
backer, president of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. Mrs. Pcnnybackcr, who
makes her homo In Texas, where she is widely
known and much loved In club circles, was
elected at the biennial meeting tn Chicago last
June.
The reception will ba attended by nearly all
the members of tho club nnd their husbands.
Mrs. Pennybackcr will give an address, the
subject of which will be "Tho Inspiration of
Youth." All the arrangements of tho rccop
tlon are In the hands of tho hospitality com
mittee, of which Mrs. Henry D. Jump is chair
man, and a number of tho daughteri) of the
members will assist In serving. Tho receiving
party will be Mrs. Benjamin F. Richardson,
tho nowly elected president; Mrs. Pennybacker,
Mrs. Herman B. Allyn, first prcsidont of tho
club; Mrs. George W. Smith, Miss Mary
Roonoy, Mrs. Georgo Arthur Piiersol, Mrs.
Marshall E. Smith and Mrs. Harry O.Boden,
nil of whom have acted ns president during
the past ten years of tho club's existence.
During her stay in Philadelphia, Mrs. Penny
backer will be the guest of Mrs. Richardson,
of 3S10 AValnut street. A luncheon In her honor
was given by Mrs. Richardson today at her
home, which was attended by many prominent
club women.
I'boto t Mur.eau
MISS LAURA DOTTERER McCOWAN
Mi McCowan made her debut last year. She has just returned to her home iu Wet Philadelphia
after a vut of several days with friends iu Germantown.
DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Miss Ellison and Miss Miller Will be Presented
at Teas This Afternoon.
Two dcbuWites of the Main Line will bo pre
sented this afternoon. Miss Edith R. Ellison,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard Elli
son, of Briar Hill, Rosemont, will make her
format bow to society at a tea from 4 until
6:30 o'clock. The house Is lavishly decorated
with palms and fernB, and tho many flowers
scattorcd about the house make a wonderful
background for tho receiving party. Miss Elli
son will wear a simple white gown. She will
bo assisted In receiving by Miss Virginia Rob
erts, Miss Emma Ashton Dorr, Miss Frances
Tyson, Miss Hope McMlchael, Miss Edith L.
Bally, Miss Katherlno Z. Ogden, Miss Alice
Hampton, Miss Dorothea Oberteuffer, Miss
Eleanor Landls Porchcr, Miss Jean Newbold
Thnmnson. Miss Charlotte Harding Brown,
Miss Mary E. Clayton, Miss Margaret Fitler,
Miss Frances L. Stoughton, Miss Elsa itcain,
Miss Hansell French Earle, Miss Margaret H.
Berwlnd and Miss Ethel Hastings.
The second debutante to bo Introduced today
will be Miss Mary Arrean Mlllor, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Miller, of Haverford.
Some of tho debutantes who will assist Miss
Miller In receiving will be the same as those
receiving with Miss Ellison, but as tho stations
are so near tho debutantes will probably ar
range their time so as to "spend part of tha
afternoon at each tea. The receiving party
will Include Miss Margaret II. Burton. Miss
Elizabeth Wlstcr, Miss Mildred Longstreth,
Miss Dorothea Oberteuffer, Miss Katherlne Z.
Ogden, Miss Jean Morris Lilly, Miss Ethol W.
Hastings, Miss Anna M. Walthour, Miss Kath
erlno Tenney, Miss Elizabeth C. Tardier, MIsa
Joan Newbold Thompson, Miss Isabel Rodgers.
Miss Katherlne V. Sceler and Miss Dorothy
De H. Deacon. Miss Miller wilt wear a simple
frock of white chiffon.
TEA AT CUSHMANCLUB
Managers of Club Gave Reception to Margaret
Anglin Yesterday Afternoon.
The managers of tho Charlotte Cushman Club
held the first reception of the fiscal year yes
terday afternoon at tho clubhouse, 1200 Locust
street, In honor of Miss Margaret Anglin.
Tho commltteo In charge of the reception In
cluded Mrs. Clarence Clark Zantzlnger, Mrs.
Stanley Grlswold Flagg, Jr., nnd Mrs. Horatio
Gates Lloyd. Tho other managers of the club
assisted In receiving. They Included, Mrs. Ed
ward Beecher Flnck, Mrs. Mortimer Brown,
Mrs. James Large, Mrs. Clinton Rogers Wood
ruff, Mrs. Mnhlon Kline, Miss Lydla T. Morris,
Mrs. Samuel Chew, Miss Frances Grlscom,
Mrs. Wayland Hoyt, Mrs. Robert Emott Hare,
Mrs. William Burnham. Mrs. James Elverson,
Mrs. Otis Skinner, president of tho club, and
Mrs. Edward T. Stotcsbury wero both unable
to be present owing to absence from tho city.
A largo nurabor of persons attended tho re
ception. SATURDAY WEDmNGS
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Miss Dcnniston Becomes Bride of H. D.
Booth, Jr. Norman Mackie Takes
Bride in Pittsburgh.
Tho marrlago of Miss Leonora Dennlston,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans Den
nlston. of Springmead, Germantown, and Henry
D. Booth, Jr., took place today at noon in Cal
vary Church, Germantown. Tho ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Samuel Booth, a brother
of tho bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. James
Do Wolf Perry, rector emeritus of tho church.
Miss Dennlston was given in marrlago by her
father. She wore a gown of soft satin and rich
laco and carried a bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley. Her veil was attached to her
hair with sprays of orange blossoms. Miss
Kathleen Dennlston, her sister, was maid of
honor, and tho bridesmaids wero Miss Esther
Booth, a sister of tho bridegroom; Miss Anna
H, Dcnniston, Miss Isabel B. Stoughton, MIsa
Dorothy Klnley, Miss Catherine Hunter Davis,
and Miss Helen Porklns, of Hartford, Conn.
Miss Alice Brown and Miss Miriam Clark
acted as the flower girls. Mr. Booth was at
tended by D. Whitfield Hardy, of New York,
as best man, and his ushers were Robert
Hunter, Rowland F. Mellor, Edwin I. Atlee, Jr.,
Charles Wharton and Anthony Wayne Robin
son. A reception followed the ceremony at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennlston. Mr. and Mrs.
Booth will be at home after November 1 at
Huntingdon, Pa.
MACKIE McGIMEY
The marriage of Miss Marlon McGlnley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. McGlnley, of
M - i'rmrmfflm ? fW&r
MISS GERTRUDE TOWER
Miss Tower, who i3 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower, of 1315 Locust Street, will bo
among the most entertained debutantes of the season.
5100 Forbes street, Pittsburgh, and Norman
Storey Mackie. of this city, will take place this
afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the home of tho
brldo's parents. Doctor Holland, head of the
Carneglo Institute, will perform the ceremony.
The bride will be attended by her sister, Miss
Lois McGlnley, and her three little nieces, Miss
Jean Moore, Miss Marian Moore and Miss Sallie
Knowles', will act as flower girls.
Mr. Mackie will have for best man Clarence
H. Clark, Jr., of this city, nnd his ushers will
bo Fitz-Eugone Dixon, T. Chnrlton Henry,
C. Wolcott Henry, William H. T. Mackie, all of
this city; H. F. Osborn, Jr., of New York; Nor
man Armour, of Princeton; E. B. Whitman, of
Tuxedo; W. R. Scott nnd Thomas A. McGlnley,
of Pittsburgh; Frederick B. Reed, of Providence;
S. Bonsall Brooke, of Baltimore, and F. H.
McAdoo, of Washington.
A large reception will follow tho ceremony,
nfter which Mr. and Mrs. Macklo" will leavo
on a wedding trip. After December 1 they will
be at home at St. Martin's. Chestnut Hill.
. GOOnnART TACGAItT
The marriage of Miss Susan Martin Taggart.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dald Taggart, of
Wynnefleld. and Hugh Hamilton Goodhart, of
Buffalo, will take place this evening at 6 o'clock
at the homo of the bride's parents, 2258 North
George's lane. Mrs. John E. Haas, of Washing
ton, D. C, will act as matron of honor and Mr.
Goodhart will have for his best man Lewis
LIndemuth, of Steelton, Pa. Llttlo Miss Nancy
Haas will be flower girl. Tho ceremony will bo
followed by a small breakfast, after which tho
couplo will leavo on their wedding trip.
RICHARDSON .MARTIN
Miss Rosita Sherwood Martin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo II. B. Martin, of 414
Haddon avenue, Camden, becamo tho bride, on
Wednesday, of Herbert Richardson, of 1304 Park
Boulevard, Camden. The ceremony was per
formed at tho homo of tho bride. Mr. and Mrs.
Richardson have gone to Lako Georgo on a
three months' honeymoon trip.
Miss Elsie Fiego and Miss Olive Seagraves
wero bridesmaids. The maid of honor was Miss
Marie Martin. The best man was Joseph
Turner, and the ushers included Clark McDade
and Arthur Motfett.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Francis King Cary and Miss Eleanor
Cary. of Baltimore, are the guests for several
weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Percy C. Madeira, Jr.,
at their home In the Chelten Hills. Mrs. Ma
deira will be remembered as Miss Margaret
Cary before her marriage last spring.
Percy C. Madeira has sent out announcements
of the marriage of his daughter. Miss Marje
V. Madeira, to Lawrence Butler, on Wednesday,
October 7, at noon, at his home In Ogontz, Pa.
Mrs. Henry Bowden has returned to her
homo In Oak Lane Park after a trip through
Italy.
James Carlton and his family, of Ogontz, will
spend a fortnight in Atlantic City before re
turning to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson, of Chelten
avenue, Oak Lane, will give a small card parti"
the night of Halloween The guests are asked
to go In fancy costume.
ROXBOROUGH
Mrs. Roy A. Robinson, of E44S Ridge avenue,
gave a delightful old-fashioned children's party
this afternoon in celebration of tho sixth birth
day anniversary of her daughter, Edna Lind
say Robinson. The decorations and favors were
yellow. In keeping with the approach of Hal
loween. Old-time games were played by the
young guests, who were Doris Lukens, Agnes
Hood, Albert Hood. Jack Rorabttugh. Sara
Lindsay, Mary Louze, Jane Hayes, Howard
Hayes, Clarence Petty. Lydla Stott. John Ken
worthy, Paul Fredericks. William Bowers,
Elizabeth Miles, Helen Miles, Dorothy Drew,
Alice Drew, Anna Hodson, Sarah Hodaon.
Ethel Rehfus, Alfred Hanhauser and Mary
Robinson.
Mrs. William H. Funk, of 4416 Dexter street,
has returned from an extended stay at Wild
wood, Mrs Louis Robeson has returned to her home
In Wlssahlckon, after spending the summer
and autumn In Europe.
Mrs. Clarence K. Dengler entertained at W0
on Monday night, at her home, 5301 Ridge ave-
nue. Her guests were members of her card
club, nnd Included Mrs. Ferdinand Davis, Mrs.
Walter Fancourt, Miss Gertrude Field, Mrs.
Charles Johnson, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Ralph
Cope, Mrs. Joseph Rose, Mrs. Harry Thomas,
Mrs. Louis Wagner, Miss May McKenney, Mrs.
E. Shuler and Mrs. Edward Shappell.
Mrs. Edward Hultman. of Wilmington, Del.,
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. John C. Long, of
153 Sumac street, Wlssahlckon.
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Florence Rhodes, of 163S North Grata
street, will glvo a novelty party this afternoon
at her home. Tho games will be preceded by
a luncheon. Yellow and whlto dahlias are com
bined with autumn leaves in the decorations.
Tho guests aro Miss Alico Reardon, Miss Mar
guerite Jansscn, Miss Agnes Janssen, Miss Alda
Ryner, Miss Bcsslo McQulIkin, Miss Elizabeth
Baker, Miss Margaret Williamson, Miss Graca
Washburn, Miss Margaret Brennamen, Miss
Alma Steuber, Miss Emllle Wallace and Miss
Lillian Ramsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Arnold, of 2113 Spring
Garden street, gave an at home on Thursday
night from S to 10 o'clock In celebration of
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Tho
house was beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves, fall flowers and ferns. The hosts were
assisted in receiving by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Louchheim, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dalsimer, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Gerstley and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles M. Schwartz.
TIOGA
The first meeting of the Tioga Dancing Class
was held on Thursday night In the Tioga Draw
ing Room. iMiss Constance Taylor is president
and tho members Include Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Halton, Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Dyer, Dawson Yoakel, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Gllllngham. Mr. and Mrs. T.Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. William Felton, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hooker, Mr. and CNIrs.
John Earley, W. T. Gilpin, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Demlng. Mr. and Mrs. G. Buchanan,
Dr. John Robb, Mr. and Mrs. D. Charles IMur
tha. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Hallowell,
Mrs. Lillian Harkness, Mr. and iMrs. Louis Btg
gard, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Bauer. Mrs. Will
tarn Crispin Clark, John Clark, Benjamin Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Huff, 3Ir. and Mrs. Hover
tr. Mr. and Mrs. A J. Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Baylor, Mr. and Mrs. Crofton, Mr. and Mrs,
W. Shelly, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ely and W.
Powers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heist, of West Tioga
street, spent the week on an automobile, tour
through the State.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Mrs. B. C. Reeve, of Seenth and Cooper
streets, haa returned from Marquetta, Mich.,
where she spent several months with her
daughter, Mrs. Franklin Spear, and family.
Mrs. J. W. Nicholson, of Moorestown, Is vis
iting at Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. William Mattern and children, of Forest
Hills, L. I., have returned home after spending
several weeks with Mrs. Mattem's mother, Mrs.
Helen Hogan, at 210 Cooper street.
Miss Helen Rogers, of Merchantvjlle, has re
turned from a several months' stay Jn Connec
ticut. Mrs. J. D. Bulifant and sons have closed their
Avalon cottago and returned to their home at
5th and Linden streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Slekler, of 411 Cooper
street, accompanied by Mrs. Pavid Jerer, of
6th and Linden streets, and Mrs. Anna Watson,
of 45H Spruce street, Philadelphia, motored to
Egpt Mills, Pika County, Pa, Friday, to re
main for a week.
CHESTER AND VICINITY
Miia MilUcent Kelso, of Upland, has returned
from & several weeks' visit at Ktrkwoed, N, J.
Mrs. Theodore i Kreegsr, of Norwood, U
spending m. week as the guest of relatives at
Wiuces.Barre.
Alfred Edgell. of Ridley Park, Is visit!
friends at New York oily.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alexander have re
turned to their home at Wilmington, Del . after
bing entertained for a week by Mr. and Mr.
George Alexander, at Upland,
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