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SOCIAL LIFE IN AND ABOUT
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MRS. STEVENSON CROTHCRS
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Mrg. Crotlicrs, vvlio was Miss Emilic Lcctt,
In honor of her young sister, Miss Rebecca A. Lycett, who is spending the winter with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Curwen, at ilaverford.
MR. AND MISS. CHARLES STUWAUT
WURTS will five a dinner danco nt
their homo, 92G Spruco street. In honor of
their debutanto daughter, Jllsa Mary Stewart
Wurts, the night of Saturday, November 28.
Miss Wurts will bo Introduced nt a tea, which
will bo given by her grandmother, Mrs. John
Wlster, next Monday, October 10, at her coun
try seat, Belfleld. on Clarkson avenue, Ger
mantown. A number of tho debutantes will
lecelvo with Miss Wurts. Among those Mrs.
Wlster will havo receiving with her will bo
her daughters, Mrs. James Starr, Mrs. Charles
Stewart Wurts and Mrs. Edward B. Meigs:
Mrs. Charles Pcnroso Keith and Mrs. William
Lyttlcton Barclay.
Miss llolcn W. Barnes gave a luncheon at
Kuglcr's on Saturday, nt which her engage
ment was announced to Thomas K. Brown,
Jr., of Haverford, Pa. No date has yet been
et for the wedding.
Commandant W. S. Bonson, IT. S. N., and
Mrs. Benson entertained Commandant Dovvltt
Coffman and Mrs. Coffman, of the Boston
Navy Yard, over Sunday. Commandant Coff
man and Mrs. Coffman motored from Boston
with aomo friends, and remained with Com
mandant and Mrs. Benson until today.
Paymaster M. R. Goldsborough, U. S. N and
Mrs. Goldsborough are nt present entertaining
Governor Goldsborough, of Maryland, a brother
of Paymaster Goldsborough.
Mr. and Mrs George Wood, of 1313 Spruce
street, will glvo a large buffet luncheon
today, from 12 jjntll 3 o'clock, at their
country placo in Wawa, to celebiato the 50th
anniversary of their wedding. Tholr children
will assist In receiving. They am Mrs. Charles
Winter Bally, MJss Dorothea Wood, Mrs. M.
W, Wlltse, Graham Wood and Richard D.
Wood.
Mrs. Robert AV. Downing will entertain to
night at her home, 1UI Locust street. In honor
of her son, Spencer B. Downing, who attained
tho ago of 21 today. There will be about 85
guests. The house will be decorated with
autumn leaves and flowers.
Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Williamson will give a
small hunt breakfast today, for the riding
members of the Whltemarah Valley Hunt Club.
Mrs. William Dlsston will entertain at a
small hunt breakfast today for the riding
debutante daughter, Miss Pauline Dlsston.
Dr. and Mrs. W. Reynolds Wilson will give
a dansnnt this afternoon at their country scat
In Vlllanova. Mrs. Morton B. Tetterolf will re
ceive with them.
MJers Busch, of 1006 Spruco street, will give
, small dinner, followed by dancing, tonight at
the Bachelors' Barge Club, In honor of Miss
Genevieve Hart on and Clayton French Shoe
maker, whose marriage will tako place next
Wednesday,
Mrs. Duncan L. Buzby's friends will be glad
to hear that she has almost entirely recovered
from her recent serious Illness Mr. and Mrs.
Busby have left their cottage In Ventnor and
returned to their home In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wllmer Mlddleton, Jr., of
Torresdale, are spending several weeks In
Maine.
The Treble Clef Club, of which Mis. William
Blmpson, , Jr., of Overbrook, Is the president,
will hold its first meeting In the ballroom of
the Acorn Club, Wednesday morning) Octo
ber 21.
The marriage of Miss Adelo Stahl. of this
city, to Mr. Charles Hemsley, of New York, will
take place on Wednesday, October 21, at Saint
Patrick' Church, Twentieth and Locust streots
Miss Anastasla Vaughn, of Lansdowne, will
Blve a luncheon and miscellaneous shower for
Miss Stahl shortly before the weddings
A concert and dance was given last Fri
day night by the Barnstormers, an organiza
tion in Ridley Park. The programme had a
number of Interesting features, chief among
which was a quartet composed of Emily
8tokes Hagar, Marie Stone Langston, Henry
Gurney and David Grlffln. The accompanist
was William Silvano Thunder.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Barnes, of Sedgwick,
re spending a few weeks In Richmond, Va,
ALONG TIIE MAIN LINE
overbrook A large dance, preceded by sev
er! dinners, was held at the Overbrook Golt
Clvb on Saturday night. The chaperones of
tte affair included Mrs. George H Strawbridge,
J- JST. Brooks, Mrs. William J Coane, Mrs.
- A Lone, Mr. Goorg K, Erben, Mja,
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will entertain at several small affairs this winter
Harold Gaston, Mrs. W. T. Galey, Jr., Mrs.
Frederic L. Harding, Mrs. A. S. Harding, Mrs.
Walter F. Klemm, Mrs. Frederick McOwcn,
Mrs. A. H. Pfelffer, Mrs. E. L Tustln, Mrs.
Frank Sllllman, Jr., Mrs. Goorgo Oat Suddard,
Mrs. T. II. Vcttcrlcln, Mrs. C. M. Wood, Mien
Dorothy Brooks, MIbs Ethel Dripps, Miss Har
rlty, Miss Jano Hlgglns, Miss Josephine Hay
den, Miss Florence P. Richards, Miss Frances
Teiry and Miss Helen Wilson.
NAnuEUTH Tho committee In charge of tho
Nai berth Assembly this yoar consists of tho
following men: Edwin I'. Dold, chairman;
Andrew Greene, William J. Henderson, George
B. Supplco and Tristan B. du Marias. The
barn danco to bo given Hnllowevo will be tho
llrst dance of tho season, and It promises to
bo a great success In every way. The guests
will bo dressed as country lads and lassies, and
will Join In old-fashioned country dances.
HAVEIUOUD-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas l( Hunter
will glvo a dinner tonight at Coolkenny for tho
bridal party of their daughter, Miss Izora V.
Hunter and Dr. J. Losllo Davis. The guests
will Include Miss Edith Walz, Miss Gladys
Trimble, Mlsi Leonora WhJz, Miss Emma.
Davis, of Lexington, Ky.rj l3r. and Mrs. War
ren B. Davis, Doctor Fleming nnd Mr. Harnett,
of New York; Dr. J. McHcnry. of Cleveland,
O.; Mr. nnd Mrs. Josoph Conover, Miss Eliza
beth Conover, Mrs. Betts and Miss Ruth Betts,
of Lexington, Ky.; Mrs. Fleming, of New York,
nnd Dr. Ross Patterson.
HOSE.MO.vr -Mr. and Mrs. A. Atwater Kent,
accompanied by their guests, Mrs. Samuel
Lucas nnd Miss Natnllo Lucas, motored down
from Kennrbunkportv where they spent the
summer, and aro occupying their suburban
homo here.
Mr. nnd Mrs Horace F. Weeks have closed
Sans Soucl, nnd are occupying apartments
at tno Helgravin for the winter. Mrs. Weeks
has recently returned from a visit of several
weess to Hartford, Conn.
ST. DAVJDS-Mrs. A. R. MacLeod and her chil
dren, who havo been spending tho summer with
her father, II. B. Rosengarten, will occupy her
homo on Radnor road about the first of No
vember. Miss Eugenia Carter Law Is tho guest of Mrs.
Frnnces Leigh Brooks at her homo "Brookfleld."
Miss Sara C. Nellson left last week for Peeks
kill, N Y., where sha has entered school
Mrs. Adolph Gosling, who has been In the
Frankford Hospital recovering from Injuries re
ceived In an automobile accident while motor
ing from her summer homo In South Bristol,
Me , returned last week to her home on Mid
land avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell are spending
the autumn with Mrs. Campbell's mother. Mrs.
John R. Sharp, at her country seat on Lancaster
avenue,
WAlliE-Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Buch and
their daughters, Miss AJberta Buch and Miss
Dorothy Buch, havo returned home nfter pass
ing the summer nt their cottar at Point View,
Pa. Miss Dorothy Buch's marriage to Christo
pher Loplln Plerson will take placo this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Aman have returned
to their home after spending the summer at
their farm at Klmberton, Pa
Miss Marianne Gibbs is visiting friends in
Richmond, Va.
Miss Alice von Berneth and Miss Llschen von
Berneth have left for Briarcllft Manor on tho
Hudson where they will attend school.
BTHArroao Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Galbron,
who recently returned from Chelsea to their
residence In Strafford, entertained at dinner
last evening at tho Bellevue-Stratford, In honor
of Mls3 Adele Smith, of New York, who Is
their house guest for a fortnight. Tho other
guests wcr Miss Susan Blakeley, Miss Mary
Richardson, Walter McKnlght, Clarence Gordon
and Harry T. Blspham
Miss Molly Wood Bally will bo the guest of
honor at a "small dance to be given at the
Merlon Golf Club on November 16 by her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul Bally.
CHESTNUT HIH
Mrs. Antoina Burnonvllle entertained at din
ner before the dance given on Saturday night
at the Philadelphia, Cricket Club, in honor of
her g;iest, Miss Eleanor Town, of New York,
who 4'- seral day with her
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tho house Owned by Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Read,
on Rex avenue, for the winter month. Mr.
Dlsston was Miss Jessie Williamson before her
marriage last June,
Miss Edna Reynolds, of East Durham street,
Mount Airy, entertained at luncheon, followed
by bridge, yesterday. Autumn foliage and
flowers formed n, pleasing decoration, and the
guests were Miss Esther Fisher, Miss Agnes
Rhlnehart, Mies Helen Spencer, Miss Gertrude
Spencer, Miss Mildred Boyce, Miss Marian
Wright and Mies Elizabeth Martin
Mrs. Samuel E. Fairchlld, Jr., of Wlssahlckon
avenue nnd Carpenter street, will glvo a tea at
her home on Monday, October 19.
Miss Reglna KIcCloskey, daughter oil Mrs.
Mary JlcCloskey, of Pomona tfernce, left on
Saturday for a. week In New York.
Mrs, Horace II. Burrell, of 41 Gowen avenue,
will be the hOBless on Thursday of tho Mount
Airy Literary Club.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klrchner Invited a num
ber of friends to colebrnto the fiftieth anni
versary of their wedding last week. Autumn
leaves and yellow flowers decorated the house,
and a musical program added to tho evening's
pleasure.
The sophomore class of tho Slovens School
will give a dance Friday, October 30, at tho
Automobile Club. Tho pntronesscs will lncludo
Mrs. Francis Ellis MacGrnth, Mrs. John Mc
Cown, Mrs. Charles Bllzard, Miss Mary Bent
ley and Miss Marlon Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Allan Coupe, of 60 West
Chcltcji avenue, aro receiving congratulations
upon the birth of a son.
The generous rcsponso of the women of Ger
mantown to nld tho European sufferers Is
noteworthy. A sewing clrelo has been formed
by Mrs. Arthur Lannlng, of 5312 Lena street,
which meets Wcdncsdny afternoons. All arti
cles made will bo sent on tho Christmas ship
for the relief of orphan children.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart Reaney, of
6122 Knox street, entertained six guests at
dinner, followed by cards, the latter part of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagner havo returned
from Atlantic City to their home. 6519 Morton
street.
ALONG THE READING
Miss Nnncy Fullcrton, of Gwyncdd Valley, en
tertained bb her guests ovor tho week-end Miss
Minna Splegle, George Numbers and Edwin
Bccchcr.
Announcement has been made of the engage
ment of Miss Joan Steffan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Steffan, of 11th street. Oak Lane,
to Frank Hudnut, of Chicago. Mr. Hudnut was
a former resident of Narborth.
The engagement of Miss Vera Mnbel do Sanno,
of Oak Lane, and Everett Hopkins, was an
nounced on Thursday nt a luncheon given In
her honor by Mrs. Albert Paul do Sanno, Jr..
nt hor home on Broad street, Logan.
The guests included Miss Helcno Asbury, Miss
Katharine Gage, Miss Natalie Rand, Miss Flor
ence Gemml, Miss Mazlo Steele, Miss Mario
Jacobs, MIbs Margaret Gugc, Mlis Esther Lan
dls. Miss Helen Radley, Mrs. William Ycrkca
and Mrs. Charles Davis.
Miss de Sanno, who Is tho daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. A. Paul do Snnno, of 60th avenue
and 11th street, Is prominent among the younger
social set In tho York road section.
Miss Christine Craig, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Craig, of Oak Lane Park, and
Miss Margaret Crowther, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Crowther, of the same suburb, who
went abroad In May, aro nt Ahnlob, Syrin. Tlfey
will spend the winter nt Beirut, Syria, under
the chaperonage of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cum
mins, of Springfield avenue, Wost Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Cummlngs left for the Holy Land
also in May.
Tho marriage of Miss Leonora Walton Glbb,
of Oak Lane, and tho Rev. William Gray Jones,
pastor of the Oak Lane Methodist Episcopal
Church, will take place on Tuesday evening, nt
6:15, at tho homo of the bride, on 10th street
above Oak lane.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Noll, whose marriage took
place at Portland, Ore , on September 13, re
turned from their wedding trip Sunday, and
havo taken up their residence for the winter at
the Lawnton, 66th avenue and 8th street. Oak
Lane. Mrs. Noll was Miss Lora Nettle Cum
mlngs, of Portland, Ore., and a sister of Mrs.
Harold Perpall, of Oak Lano Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perpall, who havo been
at Portland for a month, where Mr. Perpall was
best man to Mr, Noll, also returned to their
home on Sunday.
A dance will be given on Thursday evening at
the Belfleld Country Club.
Joseph Reyburn will be In charge of tho
evening.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs, James L. Pequlgnot, of Stone-
lelgh Court, returned to town last week, hav
ing spent the summer with Mrs. Pequlgnot's
mathor, Mrs Frank Ward, at her country
place In Roaemont.
Mrs. Irwin N. Megargee, Miss Miriam
Megargee and Miss Lorna. Megargee are spend
ing the week-end at tho Essex. They will
close their house In Chelsea and return to
town November 16. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Collins and Miss M.
Louise Collins, of 921 South 49th street,
closed tholr place, "The Bungalow," at May
vllle, N. J., last week and returned to town
for tho winter.
Mrs. Gilbert H. Shearer and the Misses
fahearer, of 221 South 3Sth street, who spent the
summer at Cape May, returned to town last
we elf.
Miss Jeanette Cahan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. N. II. Cahan, of 6910 Walnut street, gavo
a small dinner party on Tuesday evening In
honor of Irving Mancovitz, of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Young will celebrate
the 60th anniversary of their marriage on
Tuesday evening at their home. 624 North 64th
street.
SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Mary Drlscoll and Miss Catherine Dris.
coll will entertain at bridge Saturday at their
home, 4317 Catharine street. Among the ou&stg,
many of whom are popular In South Philadel
phia's younger set, were Mr. nd Mrs. Strouss,
Miss Marian BeU. Miss Marie Conway, Miss
Helen Conway, Miss Marie Duffy, MUi Mac
Farland, Robert Shirley, Francis Donnelly and
John MacFartand,
Sir. and Mrs, Joseph McCue have returned
from their wedding trip and have taken an
apartment In the Qtrard Estate, isj West
Passyunk avenue, for the wlntr. Mr. and
Mrs. McCue apent the time In Florida.
MUs Marie Bowen, of 1123 Snyder avenue, will
spend tho week-end with soma friends In West
Chester.
The popular Thespians have been asked to
repeat their little playlet, "The Suffragettes,"
in Faschalville next month, for the benefit of
St Clement' Church.
Mjja Anna Furey entwtalned, JafonaaUi5ra3t.Lsjfttlev
night at her home, 2601 Clovolnnd avenue.
Among tho guests were Mies Madeline Barth
nler, Miss Ada Long, Miss Catharine Grat
head, Harry McCarthy, William Dorn, Charles
Bttuckblno nnd Alfred J, Schell.
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Mullln, of 1001 Spring
Garden street, have Issued Invitations for the
marriage of their sister, Miss Alice B. Mullln,
to John S, O'Connell, to take place Wednes
day morning, October 28.
Miss Marguerlto Martin gave a delightful
kitchen shower last week In honor of Miss
Mullln, whoso wedding will bo a lato October
event. Tho members of tho bridal party wero
Miss Martin's guests. ,
Lewis H Hale, of 1S42 North Bouvlcr street,
entertalnod a stag card party at his home
Thursday evening. Among his guests were
Charles Hltschler, Clarenco A. Hutton, D. A.
Smith, John C. Thompson and F. Marshall
Booker.
The Rev. nnd Mrs, Rufus C Zartman, of
1816 West Oxford street, havo Issued Invita
tions for tho wedding of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Zartmnn, tu Ralph Balllet Clapp, which
will tako plnco at tho Heidelberg Reformed
Church, 19th and Oxford streets, Thursday
evening, October IS, nt 8 o'clock.
Mr. Clapp wns formeily of Milton, Pa. Both
Miss Znrttnnn and Mr. Clapp aro closely as
sociated with tho Heidelberg Reformed Church,
of which the Rev. Mr, Zartman Is pastor.
Tho Rev. Torcst Dager, D. D., pastor of tho
Bethel Presbyterian Church, Nineteenth and
York streets, will deliver a humorous lecture
entitled "Gttlilg There," Tuesday evening,
October 13, at 3 o'clock.
Mr, and Mis. Joseph Stcppachcr will occupy
their new home, 2225 North Park avenue, after
October 20, 1914
Mrs. J. Drcuklm entertained Trlday evening
nt hrr.homc, JI10 North Sixth street. Mrs.
Drcuklm -will bo remembered n3 Miss Pauline
Cat ton, who wns very popular In South Phila
delphia. Among those Invited nro Miss Claudia
Burghnrt, Miss Wlontroub, Miss Vnllcr, Miss
Gladys Clements, Miss Anna Hubcr, Miss Anna
Furey, Miss Florence Rlckerts, Miss Ernestine
Lutge, Mlsi Ray Whartman, Miss Maxwell,
Miss Elizabeth McFctrldge, Miss Agnes Martin,
Mlsi Elizabeth Stringer, Miss Marie Mahoney,
Mlsi Elizabeth Fields, Miss Roso Rosenblum
and Miss Cnrollno Brolsford.
Mrs. A. Lynn Wnlker entertained at cards
Friday at her apartments Her guoits Included
Miss May Griffiths, Miss Gwendolyn Taylor,
Miss Alma Miller, Miss Evelyn P. Jnrden, Miss
Helen Dixon. Mlis Mabel McLaughlin. Miss
Helon Wnlker, Mrs. John Broadfleld and Mrs
Matthew Kcllcy.
TIOGA
Tho members of tho Alumnae Association of
tho George II. Boker School gave their fall
reception ana entertainment on Thursday night
In the assembly hnll of tho school, 22d and
Ontario streets. Tho supper wns preceded by a
humorous iketch, "The Sniggles Tamlly," the
cast being composed of members of tho asso
ciation. The guests wero received by the of
ficers, Mlsi Francs Barnes, president; Miss
Emily Acker, ice president; Miss Ethel Tur
ner, corresponding secretary. Miss Helen Tab
run, recording secretary, and Miss Marguerite
Brndwny, trr usurer. Mrs. John Ingel presldod
nt tho table. Other.i present were: Miss Dolla
Bnugh. Mlsi Jonnle Bird, Miss Tlorenco Brad
way, Miss Adallno Buislnger, Miss Emily
Buckley. .Miss Mildred Broker, Miss Mildred
Buckley. Miss Floienco Carman, Miss Alice
Codling. Mlfs Dorothy Codling. Miss Elsie
Davis, Mln Elizabeth Dickinson, Miss Helen
Luerbnch. Miss EiJrnbcth Emo, Miss Cecil
Emly, .Miss Kntliryn Endy, Miss Adelaide Fnns,
Miss Marian riood, Miss Helen Trey, Miss
Margaret Gardiner. Miss Helen Greenfield, Miss
Marian Grofr. Miss Lillian Hunter, Miss Nellie
Halin. Miss Dorothy Kemp. Miss Charlotte
Kenrlw. Mlis Miriam Kite, Miss Elsie Krouse,
Miss Elizabeth Kramer, Miss Ida Lauer. Miss
Margaret Lytic. Mlis Eleanor McMurray, Mlsi
Martha McMurray. Miss Hcln Manning. Miss
nrlan anning, Iss Helon Melxner. Miss Loulso
Meyncll. Miss Sue Moynell. Miss Caroline Naco.
Miss Ethel Nace, Mlis Dorothy Prlckett, Miss
Dorothy Relmbold, Miss Dorothy RhodeH. Ml.
Marjorlo Roberts. Miss Gertrudo Scattergood,
Miss Linda Schule. Miss Virginia Smytho. Miss
Alice Tnbrnn. Mln Edith Temple. Mls Flor
ence Todd, Mlis Emily Turner. Miss Ethel Tur
ner. Miss Reisle Voltz. Miss Margaret Wanner,
Miss Miriam Wanner. Mlsi Hilda Wimmcr and
Miss Florence Williams
ROXBOROUGH
Mr. and Mrs. John McCabe, of North 22d
street. hao announced the marrlase of their
daughter. Miss Katharine McCabe. nnd Milton
J. WarfleM, of Roxborough, on Wednesday
night. October 7, at their home. Mr. and Mrs
Warfleld will live at 4121 Pechln street.
Mrs. M. E. Rusiell, of Boston. Mass.. Is the
guest of Mrs Thomas Whttaker.
Mrs. Charles G. Moore and her daughter. Miss
Agnei Moore, who hae been tsltlng friends
at Rosemont. hae returned to their home in
Roxborough They were accompanied by Mrs
Maurice L. Peterman. of 6702 North 8th street.
Mr. and Mrs Robert G Moore have returned
to their homo on Rochelle avenue. Wlisahlckon.
after an extended stay in Atlantic Cits'.
Eugene L. Morris has returned from a trip
to Dallas, Tex., coming back by way of New
Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lentz have returned
from their wedding Journey, and are receiving
at their home. 6232 Ridge avenue. Mrs. Lenta
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DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Miss Rebecca A. Lycett is Gue,t of Honor at
a Luncheon Given by Mrs. Curwen
One of the prettiest luncheons of the season
was given today by Mrs. Samuel Moore Cur
wen at her home, Trefrlw. Haverford, In honor
of her niece, Miss Rebecca A Lycett. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ljcett, of St Louis
Miss Lycett Is spending the winter with her
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Curwen, and will
ho much feted aa a debutante Her sisters
Mrs. Stevenson Crothers and Mrs Edward
Hacker, both made their debut several years
ago In this city. A third sister married an ling.
us"raan la" ye", and is now living In London.
A number of entertainments have been planned
i in honor of Miss Lctt. Today's luncheon In
cluded a large number of the debutantes. The
guests wero seated at small tables, which were
detorated with ferns nnd autumn flowers
Quaint old-fashioned bouquets were given to
each guest, borne among those who attended
wero MUs Jean Morris Lille, Miss Katharine
Tenney, Miss Katharine Z. Ogden, Miss Anna
Blnney Brlnton, MUs Ruth Coxe, Miss Charlotte
Fahncstock, Mlsa Anna Mary Walthour. Miss
Charlotte Rush. Miss Cornelia C. Leldy, Mlsa
Hansen V Earle, Mlsa Caroline I Brlnton. Ulca
Edith H Bally. Mlsa Susan B. Ingrsoll. Mlsa
Margaret II Burton. MUa Mary T. Denckla
Mlsa Katharine A. Bowie, MUs Charlotte H
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Brown. Mlsa Huberta PotUr and Mlsa Cordelia
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FLASHES FROM '"STARS'
Is public Interest In Shakespeare- waning?
Has the classic drama reached ebb-tide
In this country? Since Sothorn and Marlowe
cao up placing ShaKespcaro profitably. It Is
snld that Shakespeare has boon produced at a
loss. Mlis Margaret Anglln. It Is snld, found
tho Bnid of Avon lesi profitable than Oscnr
Wilde, and gavo up "The Taming of the Shrew"
for "Lady Windermere's Fan " After William
Faversham's fllsastroui experiment in Shake
speare la3t February, general surprise was felt
when Jnmes K. Hackett decided to piny Othello.
Mr. Hnckett plajed Othello, but found thnt
public Interest turned more to modern comedy
and melodramas dealing with criminal million
aires nnd politicians So ho has relegated his
Shakespearean scenery to the storage ware
house, nnd will presently nppcar In n now
romantic play. The prospect of seeing Shake
speare this season ii dim, Indeed, the only
production proml-ed being "Twelfth Night,"
with Miss Phyllis Npllson-Torry as etar.
E. S. Wlllard, ono of the most popular Eng
lish actors, has promised to visit America
ngnin Despite his announcement of retirement
some time ago, he has arranged with Walter
Hast, International impresario, to make a fare
well tour of this country In repertory, Includ
ing "The Middleman" and "Tho Professor's
Love Stoiy." There is also a suggestion to
rclo "Tho Silver King," in which Mr. Wll
laid wns tho original Spider.
V MncDonald Hastings, who arrived recently
from England, Is here to confer with Nazl
mova about the pity, "That Sort," which ho
has written for her nnd which will bo pro
duced by the Llebler company In a few weeks.
Mr. Hastings said ho hnd been robbed of tho
right to go to war by defective eyesight.
He had tho alternative offered to him of
being a special constable. Many actors, play
wrights and writers hnd Joined tho constabu
lary, whose job Is watching big plants, rail
road stations, public works and so forth nnd
shooing off or arresting German spies that may
happen along.
Mr. Hnstlngn reports that Cyril Maude as a
special constable.
Philip Merivnle, who played Romeo to tho
Juliet of Phyllis Nlelson-Terry at His Majes
ty's Theatre, tendon, has been engaged by the
Llebler company for the leading role In "Pyg
malion." In which Mrs. Patrick Campbell will
appear In New York.
Henry B, Harris has selected the title of "A
Perfect Lady" for the new play by Channlng
Pollock and Rennold Wolf, in which Rose
Stahl will star this season.
J. Hartley Manners' receipts In royalties In
one week from the proceeds of his eight Com
panies in this country ehowln? "Peg o' My
Heart" were J3500 Of this amount tho Chicago
company paid him 9S3
AMUSEMENTS
Mai-cus Loew's Knickerbocker
THEATRE MARKET 40TH STREETS
THREE COMPLETE SHOWS
Afternoon.. : I' II . . ... All -ets J09
Evnlnrs. 6 45 to 9 and 0 to 11 M
Prices . irw, jBo, jje
MODERN PANCIXR COVTKt.T TONIGHT
Silver Cup to the Winning: Coqpl
Bill- Stewart & Dakin Beatrice
Vernon Cast! Onl Rivals
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THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
A DELPHI "Tho Truth." revival of Clyda
Fitch a comedy. Graco Georgo more delight
ful thnn over In excellent presentation of a
brilliant play.
BROAD "Lady Betty Martingale," new com
edy by John Luther Long and Frank Stayton,
starring Mrs I'iske. Tonight.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE "Pl
lato's Daughter," by Francis L Kenzcl. Mir
acle plnv spectacularly staged.
FORREST "Chln-Chln." musical fantasy, with
music by Ivan Caryll Fred Stone as a Chi
nese mandarin Padrewskl nnd a lady bare
back rldei Delightful music; an cngaglnC
ehorus of glorloui girls
OAltUlCK "The Yellow Ticket," melodrama,
1 Michael Mdrton, starring Florence Reed.
Tomorrow night
LYRIC "IMsiing Show of 1914," revuo from
tho New York Winter Garden Money saved
1 on clothes elaborately expended on scenery.
WALNUT 'The Round Vp " Excellent pres
entation of popular drama on Wild Western
life, with "Shop" Camp corpulent and Jovial,
lis tho "unloved ' fat man.
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Orchestra Season an Assured Success
Judging from tho ndvance sale of season
si ats, there will bo more Interest dlsplayed
In the coming season of Philadelphia Orchestra,
concerts than In any of tho 14 preceding ones.
Tho Friday afternoon concerts havo always
been the most popular of the weekly pair, and
this year Is proving no exception. Every one
of tho boxes for tho matlneo series has been
subscribed for. But in addition Interest In
tho Saturday evening concerts shows an In
crease, perhaps due to a realization that the
piogrum Una enjoyed additional preparation
In view of its rendition on the preceding after
noon. Among those who have taken boxes for SaN
urdny evenings aro Alexander Van Rensselaer,
Ldwnrd Uok, Richard Y. Cook. Mrs. Thomaa
RobJns, Miss Nina I.ioa, Mrs. L. Howard
Weatherly, Mrs. Samuot S Fels. Mrs. Georgs
Alfrod Fletchor, Mrs. Samuel H Austin. W1U
Hum W. Arnott, J. George Klemm, John F.
Rrnun. Thomas Skelton Harrlion, Mrs. William
Simpson, Jr., Frederick McOwen, George J
Hetsel
Amcng the works not before heard In PhilaW
delphia that' Mr Stokowski Is planning toj
present nro Ilandl a overture to "Arrolnlus.
Berlioz's overturo to "The Corsair," Paderew
ski's symphony In B minor, a suite by Lutlj
and the choral from Bach's cantata, "WacheJ
auf Ruft uns die Stlmme."
American composers will bo represented or
tho list of novelties by a symphony In C minorf
by Frederick Stock, conductor of tho Chicago:
Symphony Orchestra, and a symphony in lj
minor by Mrs H. h. A. Beach.
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