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SOCIAL LIFE IN AND ABOUT
PHILADELPHIA
A WEDDING of Importance will take place
quietly next Thursday In Lancaster, when
Miss Caroline Rentes Franklin, daughter of
Henry S. Franklin, of Lancaster, will bo mar
ried to Stanley MncDonalcl Smith, son ot Mrs.
L. Heber Smith, of 2039 Walnut street, this city.
Tha ceremony will bo performed at noon In St.
James' Episcopal Church, Lancaster, by the
rector of tha'church. Mr, Smith will havo his
brother, William Howard Smith, aB best man,
and hts ushers will be Henry Pepper Norrls, of
this city, and Franklin Uausman, of Lancaster.
After a wedding tilp Mr. and Mrs. Smith will
live In Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 13. Coalc, of Toircsdalo.
will entertain at dinner on Monday night at
their home In honor of Miss Mao Patterson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D, Patterson,
nnd Miss Martha Whltmer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Itobert Forster Whltmer, who will
make her debut nt a tea to bo given on De
comber 1) MIbs Patterson, who Is alio a debu
tanto of the season, will havo no formal pres
entation. Thero will be Informal dancing after
the dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Coato'B on Monday
sight.
B. Rlttenhouse Miller wl entertain at dinner
tonight before tho danco which will bo given at
the Philadelphia Cricket Club. His guests will
Include Mr. and Mrs, Aloxnnder Wlster, .Tr.; Mr.
and Mrs. Churchill Wllllnms, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Enrlc White, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 13.
Dunn, Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Schwartz, Jr.t
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Schwartz, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jay Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Barker Mel
lor, Mm Hodgkln, Mrs. William Tlndlay Brown
and Dr. F. W. Thomas.
At the nnnual banquet and niictlng of tho
Savoy Opera Company, held on Thursday eve
ning at tho Orpheus Club rooms, the following
ofllccrs wcro elected for the coming year: J.
Normal Ball, president; Gcorgo B. Morrcl, vlco
president; Walter C. Nooly, treasurer; Miss
Mildred S. Shattuck, secretary; Miss II len Gil
lette, Ashby Wallace and George Dallas Borda,
managers.
Mrs. A. It. MacLeod has opened her home in
St. Davids, where sho and her chlldten will
spend the winter season.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Freeman, of Corn
wall, Lebanon, will entertain a largo houso
parly over tho week-end. The guests will bo
Miss Jean Pcnn-Gaskell Hancock, Miss Char
lotto M. Bain, Miss Alva Sergeant, Kodman
M. Wlster, E. Baldwin Edwards, William N.
Edwards and Edwin M. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKcan, of Gloncoe
House, Rosemont, will entertain In their box
at the opera on the opening night, November
24, and later glvo a supper party for their
guests. Mr. and Mrs. McKean will entertain
at dinner this evening at their Rosemont resi
dence. Covers will be laid for 20, and the dec
orations will consist of chrysanthemums. Mrs.
William Lee, who has been tho guost of Mr.
and Mrs. McKean for several days, will re
turn to her homo In Baltimore next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holsman, who havo been
occupying "In tho AVoods," the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard Miles, at St.
David's, for the summer months, havo returned
to their home In this city.
Another week ot gaiety for tho buds will
begin with Monday, when Miss Lucia Alice
Warden will be introduced at a tea which will
bo given, by her mother, Mrs. Herbert Wardon,
at tho Acorn Club. Miss Athalla Hirst will
also be presented at a tea' by her aunt, Mrs.
Francis L. Patterson, at tho Philadelphia
Cricket Club on Monday afternoon, and Dr.
and Mrs. George Falos Baker will entertain
in tho evening in honor of Miss Margaret
Handy Burton at a theatre party and supper
at tho Bellevuc-Stratford.
On Tuesday Miss Cornelia Leldy will be tho
guost of honor at a luncheon which will bt
given by her aunt, Mrs. C. Fontaine-Maury
Lcldy, and Miss Jane Harding will bo intro
duced at a tea to be given by her mother,
Mrs George J. Harding, at the Bcllevue-Strat
ford Gardens. In the evening Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Van Rensselaer will give a dinner
dance for Miss Cordelia Blddlo at their home
in Camp Hill.
There will be two luncheons on Wednesday;
one will ba given by Mrs. Jones Wlster for
Miss Mary Stuart Wurts and one by Mrs.
Nathan A. Taylor, of Efnenhelm, for Miss
Marjorle Taylor.
In tho afternoon Miss Jean N. Thompson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson, of
ISIS De Lancey street, will be presented at a
tea and Miss Dorothea Deacon will be Intro
duced by her parents at the Bellevue-Stratford.
In the evening Miss Eleanor Flood, of Ger
mantown, will be honor guest at a dinner
dance which will be given by her parents at
the Germantown Cricket Club.
Miss Cordelia Blddle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Blddle, will be intro
duced at a tea by her parents Thursday after
noon and Miss Louisa Gibbons Davis will be
presented 4y her parents at a tea at the Phil
adelphia CV.cket Club. In tho morning Mrs.
Henry Hobart Brown will give a debutante
luncheon In honor of Miss Hope McMichael at
tha Aeom Club, and that evening Miss Mar
garet Berwlnd will be entertained at dinner
by Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Yznaga Stewart.
On Friday Dr. and Mrs. T, Mellor Tyson will
present their daughter. Miss Frances Tyson, at
a. tea, at their home, 1M3 Spruce street, and
JdVs. George Dltlwyn Farrlah will give a lunch
eon at her home, 31$ South 10th street, In honor
of Mies Mar Ballard. In the evening Miss
Uargot B, Scull will be Introduced at a dlnner
dtnee by her parents at their beautiful coun
try home In Overbrook. Miss Isobel Milne
Rodgera will be the only debutante to bo pre
sented on Saturday. Her debut will take place
at the Theatre Helena, 30 South 21st street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oust Is Harrison will
glye a hunt breakfast today at their home,
Happy Creek Farm, In Devon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles CustU Harrison, Jr.,
will give a dinner of 18 cover in tha evening
at their country home In Villanova,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Xleyward Myers will give
n email dinner-dance tonight at their home
In St- David's In honor of their daughters,
Miss Marion Twiggs Myers and Miss BUzabeth
8 Myers.
The present members, together with the
Alumnae Association of Miss Hills School,
Will give a fair at the school, IW8 Spruce
street, Saturday. December 6, from U until 11
and from until 6 o'clock. All sorts of fanoy
articles will be. for sale. The proceeds will be
given to the Red Cross work.
The oonunittee for the preservation of exist
ing record of the Pennsylvania Society of the
Colonial Passes of America have Issued Invi
tations fur a Record Tea. at Staples Mansion.
Legan, on Thursday, November tt, from S un
til ( e'oleak. 1 Dajpea ajs ripid to
iturtsg all available fawHy xetwii, Mbbs aad
deeds and tho society will have a notary thero
tc certify copier.
Owing to a sudden death In the family, Mrs
Thomas L. Latta has postponed Indefinitely the
luncheon which she had planned for her daugh
ters, Mlsi Elizabeth nnd Miss Margaret Latta,
on Thursday, November 11
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
OVFnnilOOK-Mlsa Isabel Diesel, daughter of
Mr. and Sirs. Harrison N. Diesel, gave an In
formal dance last night at her home, WO
Springfield nvenue, In honor of Miss Pauline
Eppclman, who will shortly movo to Easton
Miss Diesel's guests were Miss Ethel Hanson,
Miss Edith Harris, Miss Delia Phillips, Miss
Anna Armstrong, Miss Rebecca Hang, Miss
Irono Weber, Miss Kathorlne Smith, Miss
Marian Rommel, Miss Florence Toung, Miss
Marlnn Stolt-., Stratton Woodruff, Thomas
Montgomery, Kendall Milter, Herbert Taggart,
Howard Ersklnc, Harold Beckman, Courtney
Worthlngton, WIHInm Kohler. William Webb,
Herbert Harris, Harry Austin nnd George Bal
zcreit. Mr.tUON Mis Imogen Goddard, of Lynn,
Mass , who had expected to visit Mr. and Mrs
S. Enrlo Hnlnes this month, will not be able to
reach Merlon until tho early part of January,
when quite a number of social affairs will bo
planned In her honor.
Mrs. William Dohan hns besn spending sev
eral dnys In Atlantic City.
AnDMORE At the danco which Mr. and Mrs.
Sdnoy Aloxnnder Pool, of Montgomery avenue,
will glvo at the Morion Cricket Club tho night
of Friday, November 13, In honor of their
daughter, Miss Lois Alexaudor Pool, Mrs. Pool
and her daughter will bo assisted !n rccoivlng
by Mrs. William Somers, Mrs. J. Howard Brown
nnd Mrs. Sdney Alexander Pool, of Pnlmerton,
Pa. A supper will follow the dance, nnd about
ISO guests will be present. Including many of
this and next year's debutantes. Mlsc Pool will
bo presented to socloty next winter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Register, who havo been
spending several weeks with Mr. Register's
mothor, Mrs. I. Lay ton Rcglstor, will leave for
Boston about the middle of this month. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Register will mako their home
In Boston this winter.
HAVEnFonD Mr. nnd Mrs. John J. Elcock are
rcccMng congratulations on the birth of a
daughter. Miss Isabel Thercse Elcock. Mrs.
Elcock will bo remembered as Miss Isabel Mac
Ancrncy, of Now York.
Mrs. Gertrude Brickcr entertained tho mem
bers of her bridge club yesterday at her home.
HADNon Mrs. Horace Blnnoy Haro has re
turned to her homo nfter a visit In Washington,
D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Chandler havo closed their
country place and opened their home In Phila
delphia. WAYME Mrs. II. O Hildebrand has returned to
her homo on Wlndrmere avenue nfter visiting
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Hildebrand In California.
Invitations have been received for the wedding
of Miss Dorothy Bush, of Windermere avenue,
nnd Christopher Loflln Plerson, of Rndnor, on
November 23.
GERMANTOWN
A surprise dinner will bo given tonight at tha
Germantown Cricket Club In honor of Mrs. John
Earnshaw, Sr. The guests will consist of Mrs,
Earnshaw's children, and will include Mr. and
Mrs. Boulton Earnshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Warner
G. Earnshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Clothier.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Earnshaw, of Montclntr:
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Earnshaw, of Orange;
Miss Emily Earnshaw, Allen Earnshaw and
Arthur Earnshaw. The occasion is Mrs. Earn
shaw's 76th birthday. Yellow chrysanthemums
and autumn leaves will form the decorations.
Tho Germantown Conservatory has Issued In-
Itatlons for the first faculty recital, to be given
In the ballroom of tho conservatory, 103 West
Chclten avenue, Thursdny evening, November
12. Among the artists are Miss Helen Donlevy,
Miss Letltia Radcllffe, Paul Volkmann and
Camilla Plasschaert. Society men and women
of Germantown are greatly Interested, and are
pledging their support to the a flair.
Miss Mary Goodwin, of 5330 Bavnton street,
will leave today for West Point, where she will
spend the week-end.
Miss Margaret Law, of 131 West Phll-Ellena
street, will have as her guest next week Miss
Elizabeth Suter, of Brookllne, Mass.
Miss Anna Stuart, of West Carpenter street,
will leave next week for Montclalr, N. J., where
she will visit friends. She will bring home with
her as her guest Mies Ella Motster, ot Mont
clalr, who will attend the wedding of Miss
Margaret Cruse and Reese Lewis, which will
tal place next Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harold Paine, whose
marriage took plaoe October 28, have gone to
Quebec on their honeymoon. They will return
by way of the Thousand Islands, reaching town
by the middle of the month. Mrs. Paine will be
remembered as Mies Mary MacElroy Hum
phreys. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsey already, of 1820
North 12th street, and Dr. and Mrs. William
Ramsey B ready. 1857 North 11th street, have
Issued Invitations for a dance at Manhelm
Cricket Club on November 23.
The first of a series of Informal neighborhood
dances, which have been arranged to take place
during the month, will be held tonight at 100
West Chelten avenue. In Germantown's new Art
Conservatory,
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. James Byers MoFarland, Jr., of
Lenox road, Jenklntown, are being. congratu
lated on the birth of a son on Thursday, No
vember 5.
Mrs. D. Webster Shelley, of Ambler, has Is
sued Invitations for a tea on Thursday, Novem
ber 13, from i until ( o'clock, to meet Miss
Jean Conrad, Muss Conrad's engagement to
Mrs. Shelley's eon, Dr. Isaac Shelley, of Glen
side, was recently announced.
A lecture and muilcale was given last night,
at 8,15, In Marshall Hall, Oak Lane, for the
benefit of the trench and Belgian sufferers.
Prof. Paul Glroud lectured on ''Songs of the
Mlraka," and Mrs. Martha dl Vlncenxo was
one of the soloists.
A large card party, bridge and WO, will be
given In tho residence of Mrs. William B.
Groben, Lakeside and Valley roads, for the
benefit of the Oak Lane Equal Suffrage League
on Friday afternoon, November 13. Thero have
been SCO Invitation Issued. The officers of the
Oak Lane Bg.ua! Suffrage League are;
President. Mrs. William E. Groben; vise presi
dent, Mrs. U. H. Saelmlre; recording secretary.
Mrs. Albert Rubioan; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. M. p. Edmonds, and treasurer, Mrs,
Harold Asbury,
The Ud who W reselvs oa Friday after
IWM with Mrs. Qcesea wMJ be Mrs, N. H.
Raad, Mrs, Jo CUfcml? Mrs. Robert, 2C.
Itjr permliilon of Internationil Tret Borcau
MRS. ROBERT LEAMING MONTGOMERY
AND FAMILY
Mrs. Montgomery will entertain tonight nt her
home in Villanova in honor of her sister-in-law,
Miss Margaret Montgomery.
Gerdln, Jr., Mrs. Georgo W. Stewart, Mrs. A. L.
Glrhart, Mrs. Da ton Shelly, Mre. Raymond
Yt'hlte, Jr., Miss Natalie Rand, Miss Madeline
Asbury.
Tho Oak Lane Review Club will give a scries
of dramatic plays during the winter. "Tho
Pipers" will bo tho first and will bo presented
early In December.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles J. Bonsai, of Oak Lane,
nnnqtinCc tho engagement of their dnughter,
Miss Jessio Bonsai, to Roland Robinson Dowlea,
of Germantown.
The bridge' club, of which Miss Catherine
Thomas is a member, will hold Its second meet
ing Wednesday, November 18, nt her homo in
Wyncote. Tho members Includo Mies Helen
Mlllspaugh, Miss Margaret Mlllspaugh, Miss
Marian Spencer, Miss Helen Mason, Miss Edna
Wiler, Mlos Eleanoro Morso, Miss Louise Green,
Miss Adelaide Spencer, Miss Anna Crowthors,
and Miss Marian Crowthcrs. The first meeting
of the season was held Wcdneedoy at the home
of Miss Anna Crowthers.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. H. B. Hickman, of 617 South 48th street,
will give a bridge luncheon at her home, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. R. Hicks, of the Lablanche apart
roentB, . Slst and Walnut streots, will give n
dance at tho Rlttenhouse, Wednesday evening,
November 18.
Mrs. S. S. Stryker, of SOth and Walnut streets,
Is visiting in Atlantic City for a few weeks.
Miss Ethel Lelnau, of 4216 Spruce street, will
return to her home today from New York,
where sho has been visiting Miss Mildred
Whaley.
Mr. arid Mrs. Robert R. Ramey, who have
been living'ln Memphis, Tenn., for the past two
years, have taken a house at 4811 Klngsesslng
avenue.
Mrs. ,F. J. Whiting, of 317 South 41st street,
who has been spending the past month In the
Berkshire Hills, has closed her house and taken
apartments at the Bellevue-Stratford for the
winter.
Mrs, Charles Sydney Bradford and the Misses
Bradford, of 215 South 45th street, will be at
home on Fridays during the winter, after 3
o'clock.
Miss Pholan, of 1413 Osage avenue, has re
turned from a trip to New York and Albany.
Miss Margaret Williamson gave a luncheon,
followed by cards, today, at her home, 21 1
Klngsesslng avenue. Chrysanthemums of the
golden-bronze aulufflVf huea were combined with
autumn leaves In the decorations. Her guests
were Miss Grace Washburn, Miss Emllle Wal
lace, Miss Besslo McQullkin, Miss Florence
Rhodes, Miss Marguerite Janssen, Miss Agnes
Janssen, Miss Lillian Ramsay, Miss Alma Steu
ber. Miss Elizabeth Baker, Miss Margaret Bren
namari, Mlsa Alice Rcardon and Miss Alda
Ryner.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Lieutenant T. H. Winters, U. S. N and Mrs.
Winters entertained at auction bridge this week
at their home In the Glrard Estate, 2509 South
Garnet street. The affair was In honor of Miss
Anna Lyon, of Bellefonte, and Mrs. Kettel, ot
Baltimore, who Is the guest of Mrs. Winters'
mother, Mrs. T. B, Barrett Yellow and pink
chrysanthemums and fall foliage were artisti
cally combined to form tho decorations. The
gueats were Lieutenant Commander G. B. Lan
denberger, U. S. N and Mrs. Landenberger,
Lleijtonpnt Commander R. S, Keyes, U. S. N.,
and Mr. Keyes. Naval Constructor A, B. Court.
U. S. N., and Mrs. Court, Lieutenant C. A. Luts,
U. B. M, C, and Mrs. Luts, Captain Jatn.es
Meade, U. S. M. C, and Mrs. Meade, Lieutenant
Talor, U. S. N.J Doctor Dunbar, U. B. N., and
Ensign Miller, V, a N.; officers of the United
States steamship Alabama, Ensign Ollendorf, U.
8, N., of the United States steamship Missouri;
Lieutenant Starr. U. S. N.s Paymaster Bell, U,
S. N.; Lieutenant A. T. Barney, U. S. N., and
Mrs. Barney, Mrs. B. McGee and Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Davl.
Lieutenant Arthur T. Barney, U. S. N-. and
Mrs. Barney entertained on Thursday at auction
bridge, followed by a luncheon, at their home,
SC13 South Cleveland avenue, In the Glrard Es
tate. 'Among those Invited were Mr. and Mrs.
Oldhous. Mr. and Mrs. John, Hanna, Lieuten
ant Commander R, S. Kvyes, U. S, N., and Mrs.
Keyes, Lieutenant Commander a. A. Biasett,
U. S. N., and Mr. BUsett, Lieutenant,. W. F.
Coahraqe. U. 8. N., and Mrs. Cochrane, Lieu
tenant Commander O. B. Landenberger, U. S..
N., and Mr. Landenberger, Mr. and Mr
Csaflea Davis, Paymaster 'Massing H. PMl
brle, U. & N.. and Mrs. PhUbrlsk. Naval Qoa
atmiior A. B. Court, U S. N, and Mrs. Cquft,
U4w&t T. H. Winter. V. ft N., attd Mr.
WlattM, Lttuteaan Cfci Slaofclmra, U.
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MISS MARY CHRISTIAN
S. N., and Mrs. Blackburn, Lieutenant Lee
Pryor, U. S. N., and Mrs. Prjor, Mrs. R. L.
Sheppard, Miss Anna V. Lyon and Miss May
Hanna.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The first entertainment to bo given by the
North Philadelphia Inter-Church Lyceum will
take place next Tuesday night, in the gym
nasium of the North Branch Young Men's
Christian Association. 1013 West Lehigh avenue,
when the Rev. Charles A. Eaton, ot the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church, New York, will give his
famous lecture, "The Making of a Man."
Mrs. William Marshall, of 1523 Diamond
street, was hostess at a bridge party at the St,
limes yesterday afternoon, for the members ot
the bridge club of the Ladles' Quaker City
Motor Club Under the leadership of Mrs. Mar
shall a series of these entertainments will be
given on Tuesday and Friday afternoons dur
ing the winter.
Miss Eleanor Dealy, of 2313 Columbia avenue,
entertained Informally yesterday afternoon,
when her guests were Miss Marian Bertolet,
Miss Verona White, Miss Bessie Rosenberg,
Miss Anne Smltheman, Mrs. John Oughten
and Miss Marian Helntsch.
TIOGA
Miss Kathryn Ennls gave a luncheon today
at her home. 3718 North 16th Btreet. The deco
rations were in keeping with the month of gar
nered harvests, golden-tinted autumn leaves
being attractively combined with golden-hued
chrysanthemums. Tbe favors were tiny toy
turkeys. The guest were Miss Edna Gaw, Miss
Elsie ICrouse, Mlsa Florence Shaw, Miss Helen
Brown, Miss Louise Ruckdeschell, Miss Martha
Lupton, Miss Helen Huff, Miss Edna Muencb,
Miss Gertrude Lee, Mlsa Emily MaoBurney,
Miss Helen Millard, Mls Helen Montague, Mr.
Anthony Callanan and Miss Edith Larzelere.
The Tioga Thlmbje Club was entertained at
luncheon Thursday by Mrs. George White, at
her home In Fern Roek. Her guests were Mrs.
Frederick Jennings. Miss Caroline Callahan,
Mrs. Ralph Gibbon, Mrs. John Holelr, Mrs. A.
Burt Gamble, Mrs. Jacob Ballade, Miss Ruth
Ballade and Mrs- William Grimm.
' CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Mrs. JAtoa F. Starr, Jr., of Mil aad Linden
streets, ha been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Tbama West Cloggeit. la SaJtMAOjte.
Tbe wgagat baa btn spnmn d of Mtes
Margaret Rom, a Farkfburg, PaM to. A. R.
Froni. of tfcis 4ty. Tbe w.ddtax wU Uke
jkUes ia February. Mr. Frome and bl chUdiea
reside at the Helen) apartments, 3d and Cooper
streits,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Llpplncott, upon their re
turn from a wedding trip, will live at 419 West
Park nvenue, Colllngewood.
WHAT MILADY WEARS
Feminine Inconsistencies are Many in Fashion's
Domain
During these delightful mid-autumn days,
which are a curious mixture of warm, almost
summery breezes, and tho brisker winds which
herald tho approach of oold weather, one ob
serves strange contrasts In tho mode of dressing
of different Individuals Tripping down Chest
nut street comeB a well-known young woman,
clnd In a thin silk frock, with light pumps
topped by filmy hose. Sho greets nn acquaint
ance who Is forestalling winter by wearing a
suit of broadcloth edged with fur, and heavy
galtered boots. Truly tho Inconsistencies of
feminine fashions are many. The hotels nnd
theatres are beginning to enter to their mld
scason crowds, for, although many persons have
not opened their town houses as yet, they are
stationed In the near-by suburbs, nnd In these
dnys of Innumerable motors It Is a small matter
to run in from tho country once, or even twice,
i each day.
In tho matter of street suits, dark blue, that
ovor-servlceable shade, continues to hold Its
own, nnd, In fact, thltv year, with Its military
tendencies, will probably bring the shade more
than ever Into vogue. Speaking ot tho military
style, Mrs A. J. Drexel Blddlo and her debu
tante daughter were seen on tho street severat
days ago both clad In dark blue. Mrs. Blddlo'n
suit was trimmed with braid of n dull brick-red,
tho braid running up over the shoulder in
cpaulctto effect. The coat woh made with a
plaited peplum, and this note was also carried
out In tho skirt, which was quite short and had
a knee-length platted ocrsklrt Mrs. BIddle's
hat was of black velvet, set Jauntily a little to
tho side. Mrs. Edward T. Stotcsbury Is also
appearing in a most becoming calling costume
of dark blue broadcloth, with which bIio wears
a muff nnd stole of Russian sable. Mrs. Victor
Mather's vivid coloring la well set oft by a
trottour of navy blue, the capo of which is lined
with white satin. With this costume Mrs.
Mather wears a large flat sailor hat of blue and
white taffeta.
A smart and extremely becoming fall costume
was worn tho other day by Miss Margaret
Dunlap while taking tea In the Bollcvue. The
suit was of a subdued brown velours de
laine, made on severely tailored lines, and worn
with a stole of taupe-colored fox. Miss Dunlap'o
hat was small and close fitting nnd made of
black vclvot, with a wide band of brilliant cerise
flowers forming tho brim. Miss Frances Sulli
van Is looking smart In a shopping suit of sage
green cloth. Tho short Jacket Is plain, except
for a touch of darker green embroidery on
tho back panel, and the skirt is short nnd nar
row, the necessary futness for walking being
given by a slosh In front. With this Miss Sul
livan wears a smalt velours hat of two shades
oC green, trimmed solely with an oddly shaped
ornament at one side
DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Miss Emma Ashton Dorr Will Be Presented by
Her Uncle and Aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Ashton.
The largest debutante affair to day will be
the tea which Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton
will giva nt their beautiful country place on
Lancaster Pike, Wynnewood, to Introduce their
niece, Miss Emma Ashton Dorr, to society. The
whole lower floor of the spacious house Is a
mass of bloom Great palms with their waving
branches and feathery cybodlum and farleyanco
ferns form a wonderful background of shaded
green for the varicolored banks of exquisite
bloom which represent the numbers upon num
oers of exquisite Mowers which have been sent
to Miss Dorr.
Great purple orchids, American Beauties,
Klllarnoy roses, combine with stevla, forget-me-nots
and those ccqulslte tiny sweetheart
roses, to say nothing of the IoIets, blush roses,
lilies of the alley and chrysanthemums.
Mlsa Dorr Is the daughter of the late Dalton
Dorr and his wife, who was Ml&s Emma Ash
ton, a sister of Doctor Ashton.
Mrs. Ashton will wear a handsome gown of
sapphire blue chiffon elvet cloth, with bodice
fashioned of silver metal, with oval cape effect
of blue chiffon veHct, edged with rhlnestones.
Miss Dorr has selected a charmingly girlish
frock ot white embroidered tulle, trimmed with
the palest ot blue ribbon trimmings. Mrs. Ash
ton will be assisted In receiving by Mrs. John
M. Scott, Mrs. Fowell Evans, Mrs. Leed, of
Now York; Mrs Henry Tucker, Mrs. Newcomb
Thompson, Mm. William Ashton, Mrs. Russell
Duone and Mrs. William Percy Simpson. A
number of this season's buds will assist Miss
Ashton, and among them will bo Miss Hope
McMichael. Miss Mary S. Wurts, Miss Margarel
II. Burton, Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Miss
Frances Tjson. Miss Charlotte 11. Brown, and
Miss EdIUt R. Ellison.
Following the tea there will be a dinner dance
for the receiving party and about 50 additional
guests. Including this and last j ear's debu
tantes. Among some of the older people present
will bo Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Coxe, Dr. and
Mrs. Alfred Stengel, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton
Yarnall. Mr. and Mrs William Innes Forbes,
Mr. and Mrs. George Q. Horwltz and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Winter Balls.
CHARITY AFFAIRS
British National Relief Fund and Fund for
Uelgium Refugee to IIae Concert.
The Philadelphia Boys and Girls' Orchestra,
of 05 pieces, under the direction of John Curtis,
Jr., will give an elaborate concert In Wlther
spoon Hall on tho evening of November 25 for
the benefit of the British National Relief fund
and fund for the Relief of Belgian Refugees In
England, and among those who have agreed to
act as patronesses for the event are: Mrs.
A. C. Abbott. Mrs. A. S Anderson, Mrs. R.
Loper Balrd. Mrs. C. C. BInney, Mrs. Edward
W. Bolt, Mrs, T. F Branson, Mrs. W. Atlea
Burpee, Mrs. John Cadwalader, Mrs. J. Gardner
Caasatt, Mrs. Samuel Chew, Miss Mary Coates,
Mrs. Travis Cochran, Mrs. Charles A. Converse,
Mrs. Cyrus H. K. Curtis, Mrs. John C. Dawson,
Mrs. E. E. Easby, Mrs. L. Webster Fox, Mrs.
Theodore A. Fox, Mrs. William W. Frazler,
Mrs. William A. Glasgow, Mrs. B. C. Hanlng
ton, Mrs. H. B. Hare, Mrs. C. C. HorrUon.
Mrs. Charles W Henry, Mrs. OlUer Hopklnson,
Jr., the Mieses Kirk, Mrs. G, B. Klrkbride, Mrs.
J, Norman Jackson. Mrs. Alba B. Johnson,
Mrs. C, F, Judson, Mrs. A. II. Lea, Mrs.
George B. McCIellan, Mrs. Thomas McCrae,
Mrs. B. H- SI tor. Mr. J. Owen Spier. Mrs.
A. B. Stoughton, Mrs. Morris W. Stroud, Mrs.
J. MadUon Taylor, Mr. C. Herman Thomas,
Mrs. George C. Thomas, Mrs. Richard Tilgfc
man, Mrs. Alexander Van Reassslaer, Mrs.
Bainuel Vauolaln. Mrs. J. L. Vauslaln, Mrs. L.
H. Van Dusen. Mrs. Charles Wheeler. Mrs.
George P. White, Mrs. Frances Howard
WilHw, Mrs. Charles Witting, Mr. X. Waring
WHo and Mrs. J. B. Waodottdge. In addi
tion wtU be Hs. Wilfnd FowsU, II. B. M.
Consul QeasraL and. Mr. FwH; Koa. Paul
Hafswaa. BeialM Ommi OsiMKal, sdttt Mr.
MagssAsas, wtrHfljft llsjbifeaa, )W0 niB nfl
aad the Rev. Dr. N. H. Jtdafya
HYMEN CLAIMS
MANY DEVOTEES
Miss Marfiarcttn Whilnpj Bcdaine Bride
of Raymond B. B. Wright nt Noon
Today Other Brides,
The marriage of Miss MargaretU V. Whit
ney, daughter of Mrs. W. Beaumont Whltner.
ot Hlllcrest, Germantown, to Raymond O. p.
Wright, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert IC. Wright,
was solemnized today nt noon In St. Michael's
Episcopal Church, Germantown. The church
was massed with yellow chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves In conformity with the season
and these blended beautifully with the gowns
of the bridal attendants. Miss Whitney wore
her mother's woddlng gown of soft cream
colored Batln. adorned with old family lace,
and her veil was of lace, trimmed with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower boudUet of
lilies of the valley. The little flower girl, Miss
Mary Loulso Whitney, made a qUalnt picture
In a Kate Grcennway frock, carrying' an old
fashioned basket of posies. The bride was
attended by Miss Mary W. Bangs, of New
York, as maid of honor, and her bridesmaid
were Miss Caroline T. Murdoch, Miss Marian
F. Butler, Miss Caroline C. English, Miss
Helen S. Henderson, Miss Elizabeth W.
Smucker, Miss Frances G. Wendell, of New
York; Mrs. William Wurts Harmer and Mr.
Joseph J, Brown.
Mr. Wright hod W. Chapln Huntington, of
Now York, n his best man, nnd tho ushers
woro Charles W. Wharton, Edward W. Clark,
3d, Joseph M. Shoemaker, Richard A. Douglor,
William Wurts Harmer, Joseph J. Brown, Dr.
George W. Outerbrldge and Francis N. Bang,
of New York.
WOOD WILMER
A quiet wedding will take place today at
4 o'clock In St. Luke's Church, Germantown,
when Mlsa Phcbe Ingcrsoll Wllmery. daughter
of Mrs. Harry Bond Wilmer, of Centreline,
Md., will become the bride of Howard' "Wood,
Jr. Tho bride will be given in marriage by
her brother. Dr. Harry B. Wllmor, and the of
ficiating clergyman will bo the Rev. Francis
Little, of Rhlncbeck, N. Y,, cousin of the bride,
assisted by the Rov. Samuel Upjohn. Ths
brldo will wear a cream-colored faille silk
gown, trimmed with cream-colored silk met.
The skirt Is made on plain lines and ends In
a pointed train. Tho bridal veil Is of tulle,
fastened with orange blossoms. Lilies' ot the
valloy and white Klllarney roses form .the
bouquet. Tho maid of honor, Mis Gertrude
Outerbrldge, will bo gowned in white char
meuse, mado with a V-neck nnd trimmed with
chtffon. A touch of color Is given by an-Alios
blue velvet girdle and a black velVot hat.
trimmed with a single pink rose. She will
carry a shower bouquet ot "My Maryland"
roses. Mr, Wood will have as best man
Clement B. Wood and tho ushers will ba Dld
rldge Morgan, Edward A. Waters, Van Bibber
Wilmer, Pcrcival Dove, ot Andover, Mass.;
Clifford Payson, ot Boston, and Allan Wood,
3d. Owing to a lcccnt death in the bride's
family thero will bo no reception. After an
extended trip Mr. and Mrs. Wood will live
at the Wood summer home near Consho
hocken until their new home In Lower Merlon
Is completed.
VOOnilEES DENMSOV
A wedding of interest to persons of this city
took place today at noon at tho Mount Pleas
ant Church, Dlckerson, Md., when Miss EISA
Dcnnlson, daughter of Mrs. Charles Dennlson,
became the brldo of Dayton Voorhces, of till
city.
Miss Dennlson, who was unattended, wore a.'
gown of Ivory satin, trimmed with rare lace,
a tulle veil and orange blossoms. She carried
lilies of the valley.
Mr. Voorhees w?s nttended by Henry SWan
ns best man and hts ushers were Edward M.
Blddle, Mdskell Ewlng, Grey Dayton, Malcolm
S. Huey, Amos Brooks, of Plalnfleld, N. J.,
nnd II. O. MilHken, of New York. " '
The ceremony wns followed by, a reception
at the home ot the bride's mother, Wpstwood,
near Dlckerson, after which Mr. and., Mrs.
Voorhees left on a wedding trip. They will be
at home after February 1 nt MM Locust street.
mviN SMUCKER
The marriage of Miss Mary Smucker, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Reed Smucker, to
Plerson Clement Irwin was solemnized at noon
in St. Mary's Church, Locust street above Mth
street. r -'
The bride, who was gjven In marriage by
her father, was nttended by her1 sister, Ml
Keturah Thomas Smucker, arid Miss Marlan
Clement Irwin, a sister of tho bridegroom", as
bridesmaids. Mr. Irwin's brother, ' Robert F.
Irwin, Jr., acted as best man and the ushers
were John Reed Smucker, Jr., Samuel Clement
Irwin, Ralph F. Melville, Rodman Ellison
Thompson, Spencer Sergean Large and A,
Mason Cooke.
Following the ceremony a breakfast wan
served for the bridal party at the home of'th
bride's parents, 335 South 41st street. Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin after a wedding trip will 'live1' la
Chicago.
COI1EN-COQD1UH fl jC-
Miss Leah Goodman, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs, Solomon Goodman, of 2107 Nqrth 7;U
street, and David Cohen, of 3318 North Brosd
f.treet, will be married tomorrow night jn,.th
Metropolitan Drawing Room, 807 North Broad
street, which will bo decorated with a profu
sion ot chrysanthemums, palms and fern. The
bride's father will give her in marrUge and
the ceremony will be performed by the Rev,
Martin Nathan, of the Beth Israel Congrega
tion, 3Jd street and Montgomery avenue "A,
beautiful gown of white charmeuse and panne
velvet, trimmed with tuUe and made. -with, a
court train, will be worn by the hrlde, Her
tulle veil, which Is edged -with lace -and at
tached to a cap, will be held In plaoe .with)
a garland of lilies of the valley She Ttll carry
an ivory-bound proyerbook with a'raarktp'pf
lilies ot the valley, Mrs. Samuel Gorton, tfce
bridegroom's sister, who will be matron of
honor, will be gowned In white chiffon, bro
caded with velour, with the bodice qf net,
embroidered with opalescent beads. 6, he will
carry a shower of pink row tied with ribfren
of the same color.
The bridesmaids will be MU Kathryn Qood
man, the bride's sister: Miss Vtte Oofes.
sitter pf the bridegrooms Miss Norma Ka&
and Mis Dorothy Rappaport. Their fresjc
are fashioned of white charmeuse and j4
panne velvet, and they will cn-t paji
leaf bouquets of pink rasas with pk ofeifCeu
streamers. Samuel Gorson win be ths i,t
man, and the ushers will be Abraham NeVa,
Dr. Lewis SeHgsan, LewU Schiller and SkSm.
uel S&lsmsu. The servJss vrtit he feOwd
by a (Matter and. ritln. OrsWds aad ferns
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