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Dn. AND MRS. JOBBPH LEIDT wilt enter
tain at dinner Friday, January i, In honor
ot Mil Ituth Coxo.
Mrs. James Totter will give a dinner or IS
eovera at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, on
Saturday evening before tho club dance.
An attractive dinner was given last night be
foro the weekly dance nt Mnnhelm. The guests
Included Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Wayne, Mr. and
Mrsf Arthur Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Tay
lor, Wr. and Mrs, Kern Dodge, Mr. and Mrs.
nvelll. Another party Included Mr. and Mrs,
U. Rosi Carver, i Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ball, Mr.
and. Mrs. H. Berkeley Hackett and E. Bitten
house Miller.
Invitations have been Issued for a Christmas
cotillon, to bo given In tho ballroom ot the
Rlltenhouse, on Wednesday evening, December
U. Bupper wilt bo served at 11 o'clock, after
which general dancing wilt occur. The ball
room will bo beautifully decorated with an
arrangement of Christmas greenery, holly,
polnsottla and roses and a number of dainty
favors, combining Boveral of the Christmas
novelties, will bo given. The cotillon Is under
the management of Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Hamp
shire Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Cverott Barnard, Dr.
and Mrs. Fielding Otis Lewis, Dr. and Mrs.
Robert E. McCombs, Dr. and Mrs. Brooke
Anspach, Mr afcd Mrs. James Moffat, Dr. James
Babbitt, Dr. Frank Craig, Dr. rrank Blumm
and Dr. Daniel Hoyt.
Invitations will shortly bo Issued by Mr. and
Mrs, Harry E. Asbury for the marrlago of
their daughter, Miss Helens Elizabeth Asbury,
to Howard Lenford Murray, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Lenford Murray, of Wynnewood.
Tho ceremony will tako placo Wednesday, Jan
uary 20, at 7:30 o'clock, In St. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church at Elklns Park. The Rev.
J. Thompson Cole, rector of the church, will
officiate
Miss Asbury will bo attended by Miss Bertha
E. Kohne, of Pittsburgh, as mold of honor,
and her bridesmaids will be Miss Nathalie
Rand, Miss Madeleine Asbury, Miss Elizabeth
Asbury, Miss Helen dray Murray, Miss Eliza
beth Cummlngs and Miss Mario Cummlngs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Wlllcox, of this city, are
spending several weeks in tho Arlington Hotel,
Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wiggins, of 135 South
18th street, will entertain nt bridge tonight
at their home. The game will be followed by
a supper. Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs.
Ervln T. Rclter. Mrs. Charles Balr, Mrs. R. W.
Peterson, Mrs. Roland C. Evans, Congressman
and Mrs. George W. Edmonds, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McCloy and Mr. and Mrs. William Trln
kle. Miss Emma Blaklston and her sister. Miss
Mary Blaklston, have purchased the Albert At
kinson farm In Upper Dublin township, near
Ambler, which they plan to make Into an at
tractive country home. This 37-acre farm ad
joins tho large property of the School of Horti
culture for Women, of which Miss Blaklston la
a director, and it will be used and farmed by
. the school.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
MEniON Mrs. S. Earle Haines, of Maple ave
nue, will entertain at bridge this afternoon In
honor of Miss Emma Walton, whose engage
ment to John Wallace Hallpwell, Jr., was rs
cently announced. About six card tables will
be arranged In the lower floor, and In tho din
ing room the table will be attraotlvely dec
orated with red carnations and feathery ferns.
The guests will be Mrs. Anvllle B. Hopkins,
Mm. Phllllpp Luders, Mrs. Herman Smith, of
New York; Mrs. Kenneth Luders, Mrs. Freder
ick Taylor Chandler, Mrs. Dale Fltler, Mrs.
Albert Means. Mrs. John Bromley, Miss Vir
ginia Wetherlll, Miss Marguerite Hollopeter.
Miss Helen Gay, Miss Beatrice Flood, Miss
Ruth Enger. of Cincinnati. Ohio; Mt&s Harriet
Gay, Miss Ruth Elsenhower, Miss Helen Corm
ier. Miss Elizabeth Buchanan, Miss Marts
Btnrr, Miss Dorothy Wilson. Miss Edith Wilson.
Miss Alyse Matthews, Miss Elisabeth Cum
mines. Miss Mildred Baugher, Miss Eleanor
Mende, Miss Martha Collins, Miss Helen Pando
and Miss Harriet Gay,
Mrs. Haines sister, Mrs, HermonSmlth, of
New York, came over from New" York today
and wfll be her guest over this weekrend.
Miss Marguerite Hollopeter, daughter of Doc
tor and Mrs. W. C Hollopeter, gave an attrac
tlvo luncheon yesterday at her home, Merlon
'and Sycamore avenues, In honor of Miss Ruth
Engers. of Cincinnati, Ohio, who baa been her
guest for tne past two weeks,
WAYNE MUs Frances L. Ross gave a lunch
son today at her home. In Conshohooken, In
honor of Mlu Elizabeth Low Pleasants, of
Wayne, whose engagement tq Herbert a Crews.
ex Toronto, Canada was announced this week.
The tabla was attractively decorated with pink
roses and greens, and the guests were Miss
- Ross' mother, Mrs. David H. Ross, Mrs. Court
ney Crocker, of Boston; Mrs, Walter Addison
Fox, Miss Esther Push. Miss Merle. Sampson,
Miss Maude Dessau, pf New York I Miss Mollis
Obdyko and Miss Mary Tongus, of Baltimore.
CHESTNUT HILL
Arthur U. Crosby will return to hU home,
on Mermaid lane, on Friday from Yale, to
spend the Christmas holidays with his parents.
He wilt have as his guests seven men who
attend Yale with him, They are Albert Olsen
and Alfred N. Phllllpps, of qUnbroolc, Conn,
Heaton Twadway, Sidney Kelly, of NoVr York:
"John Dterwtrth, of Brooklyn; .Franais Blossom,
of Chicago, and Edward Thurston, ot Chicago.
They wilt attend tho dinner which Mr. and
Mrs. Everett W. Crosey wm rtYe 0a Saturday
night at tha Philadelphia Qrick; CJub. also
l$e aimw-aance whlh Mr. and Mrs, Harvey
l Blklna will give, for M Mary Bayard on
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ALONG THE IlEADING
Miss Theodora Culver, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore B. Culver, of Jenklntown, will
return today from Wlfson College, Chambers
burg, Pa., for tho holldaprs,
Mrs. John C. Martin, of Wyncote, left last
Friday for Detroit, Mich., where she wilt b
the guest of her sister for a fortnight
Mrs. Newman, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Charles W. Beck, Jr., of Crescent road,
Wyncote, for the past two weeks, returned to
her home In Now York on Tuesday.
William Harley MuSford, of "Hedgeley,"
Wyrlcote, who has been abroad on a business
trip Blnce Thanksgiving, Is now In France. Mr.
Mulford wilt not return for rUsiral weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willis MoDonatd Powell, of
Upper Montclolr, N, J will arrive on Thurs
day, Dccomber 21, and will be the guests ot
Mrs. Powell's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank
Schoble. at their home In Wyncote until after
New Year's. Mrs. Powell will bn remembered
as Miss cWa Irene Schoble befor her mar
riage in October.
Tho Men's Association of Oak Lane Park
gavo a. banquet last evening at the Manufac
turers' Club. There were about ICO men pres
ent. Edwin Abbott, Esq., Ib president of the
association.
Mrs. A. J. Harrlssou, of Oak Lane, Is spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph W.
Talley, ot Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs. Harrlsson
will not return to her home until April.
GERMANTOWN
Tliu Science and Art Club ot Qermantown
was entertained by Mr. and Mrs, William G.
Foulke, ot 243 Tulpehocken street.
Miss Marlon Chapman, of SOS Duval street, ac
companied by Miss Emma Bradbury, will leave
tomorrow for Bethlehem, whero they will
spend tho week at a house party at Lehigh
University.
Miss Phoebe Satterfleld, of 6323 Wayne ave
nue, has na her guest Miss Etta Taliaferro
ot Baltimore, who will spend the remainder of
the week here. w
Mrs. Wheeler Lord, ot Manhelm street, has
returned to her home from Bethlehem, .Pa.,
where she visited friends.
Mr. and Mrs, William McKendrle Scott, of
G423 Laurens street, left yesterday for Centre
vllle, Md,, to attend the wedding of Miss BcsbIo
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tucker will nttend
the hall to be glvomat the navy yard on Fri
day night, and will' have as tficlr guests Mr.
and Mrs. Claronco Peterson,
ARABIAN NIGHTS
Final Entertainment at Made-iu-Amcrica Feto a
IIurc Success.
The Arabian Nlsht Fete and Tableaux given
last night In Horticultural Halt as a culmina
tion to the three days' Made-In-Amerlca Fair
was a fitting climax to this wholly successful
undertaking, and the workers who had striven
with such untiring energy felt tbetr efforts well
rewarded by the audience which packed the
hall to the doors. Indeed, even the charming
wife ot ono of our plutocrats, arriving rather
late, found herself unable to secure a seat. Tho
performance began with the Oriental scene. In
which Mrs. J. Kearsley Mitchell was enthroned
as queen, surrounded by her slaves and at
tendants, Mrs. Lawrence Townsend's address
being omitted. In this scene a number of dances
were exeouted by well-known society people.
In the Intermission, Lilian Emerson, a child
dancer, performed wonderfully.
The tableaux were given with a fidelity to de
tail which was quite remarkable and most
artistic. As the curtain was drawn the pictures
were revealed set In a huge gotd frame, with
a neutral background, which made the figures
stand out in bold relief. A pleasant surprise
was the presence of Miss Angelica Brown and
of Maurice Roche, who came over from New
York to appear in the poses. Miss Brown posed
prettily as "1S30," and Mr, Roche appeared with
Miss Hannah Randolph in "Please," a fetching
study of a harlequin and columbine. Following
the tableaux supper was served, during which
Miss Perot and Mr. Taylor, professional dancers,
performed!
The dancing competitions proved most thrill
ing. Mrs. Gardner Cassatt and Andrew
Wheeler, Jr., were finally awarded the decision
for the waits, Mr, and Mrs, Robert alpln Ervln
for tho one-step, find for the fox trot Miss
Margot Scull and Saundtra L. Meade proved th
winners.
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MRS. GEORGE GORDON MEADE LARGE
Mrs. Large is ono or the most prominent young matrons of this city. She has been actively interested in the Emergency Aid.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The Glrard Yacht Club of Point Breeze, ono
of tho most exclusive clubs In South Philadel
phia, will entertain this evening at a large
dunce to be given In Lu Lu Temple. The
affair Is In charge ot AVUIIam Lane, president
of the club, assisted by Charles S. Davis, of the
Glrard Estate. Some of the guests who are
expected will bo Mr. and Mrs. Gartley, ot
Mount Airy; Mr. nnd Mrs. Brlttaln, of Mount
Airy; Miss Blanche Lane, Mr. and Mrs Lucius
Bcebe, Mr. and Mrs Charles Dal, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Livingstone. Lieutenant Com
mander R. S. Keyes, U S N., and Mrs Keyes,
Lieutenant Commander a. B Landenberger,
U. S. N., and Mrs. Landenberger, Lieutenant
Commander G. A. BIssett, U. 8. N and Mrs.
Blsiett. Lieutenant C. A. Lutz, U. S. M. C, and
Mrs. Lutz, Lieutenant T. H. Winters, U. S. N..
and Mrs. Winters, Lieutenant Taylor, U. S. N.,
Lieutenant A. T. Barney, U. S. N., and Mrs.
Harney, Miss Lane and J, Parker. A feature ot
the daiuo will bo the exhibition dances which
will be given by Mrs. Jesse Wilson Stiles and
Stanley Balrd Reed.
Charles W. Peckworth entertained a. few
friends Informally at his home, 1630 Porter
street, last night. The Invited guests were
William R. Burwell, Edwin E. MacNIcoll, Will
iam A. ToIIIvcr, Lieutenant Andrew R. Lock
hart, N, 0 V.; Raymond E. Cook, Harry J.
Morlo, A. Phillips Greenway, Harry 8. Brautl
gan and Louis R. Beck.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Sirs. John I. Schulze, of 12U North COth street,
entertained this afternoon at a "500" party
of four tables, followed by a buffet luncheon.
Her guests will be Mrs. Paul Connelly, Mrs,
John Berry, Mrs. John Klntell, Mrs. Robert
Hoben, Mrs. William B. Scattergood. Mrs.
George Williams, Mrs. James Kernan, Mrs.
G. Murphy, Mrs, WHl'am Loveland, Mrs. Paul
Mallle and Mrs. J. Evans.
Mrs. Joseph Newman, of Kd and Catharine
streets, was tho hostess at a "600" party
followed by a buffet luncheon yesterday after
noon. Her guests, who are members of her
card club, were Mrs. Samuel Klefer, Mrs. Bruce
McFadden, Mrs. Florence Striker, Mrs. Klebel.
Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs, wmUm E. Webster,
Mrs. Rutter, Mrs, Qulgley, Mrs. Tyndal, Mrs.
Wright and Mrs. Robinson.
Mr. David A. Drew, of 13 Larchwood avenue,
left last week for Jacksonville, Fla., whero he
Will spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Henry R. Jackson, of the Bartr&m. lef$
last week for Boston, where she will spend
Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. Howard
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Walls, ot U South 46th street,
will entertain the members of their Saturday
Bvenlng Bridge Club at their home Saturday
night. .
TIOGA
Mr. and Mrs. H. Calvin Trumbauer, of U3I
West Venango street, wUJ entertain at dUne
and eards tonight for Mr. and Mr. Henry Q,
Querns, Mr and Mrs. Harry Lewis and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry H. Weland.
MUa Qenevley Qamj8, of U96 Wst Al
legheny avenue, wttt Uo the hostess at erl
party and buKtt luneheon Ibis afternoon for
the "600" dub. Her guests will be Mrs. pr.
dval Morris, Mrs. Ly Walkr MU May
Jacobs, MUj HeUste Balj, MUs Marie ProtH
Mls OrtMt Bubs, Ml Katharine Sehoslitld,
Mrs, Wttttsn Data aad Mrs. Joba Klefer.
HMWK A. WtttmasMss. t Wast Vejug
ut, will fttHti tomorrow evening at ttw
Udso of Utaa Margajrot ttj's danciag eiayw.
rb guMMi witt tnctuao Mr. axul Mrs. lwlst
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CHARITY AFFAIRS
Largo Card Party Will Do Given Tonight at tho
Adelphla.
To aid tho unemployed and stranded women
writers In London, the Pennsylvania Women's
Press Association will give a large card party
tonight at tho Adelphla. Mrs. A. Elizabeth
Wager-Smith, who has charge of the entertain
ment, will bo assisted by Mrs. Harriet Hayden
Fmck, Dr. Alice M. Seabrook, Mrs. Sara L.
Oberholtzer, Mrs. Mary Alien Caley, Miss Re
glna M. Fisher, Dr. Margaret A. Warlow, Miss
Ida Ellis Turner, Miss Helen I. Castclla, Mrs.
E. P. Mustln, Dr. Ruth Clement, MIbs Jane
A. Stewart, Miss M. Ethel Burk, Miss Kather
Ine Bregy, Mrs, Honore Walsh, Miss Dora A.
Shoemaker, Mrs. Edouard de V. Castel, Miss
Curtis Wager-Smith, Miss C. Jessica J. Don
nelly, Miss Anna G. Engell, Miss Lotta V,
Plckard, Miss Elizabeth IC Peal), Miss Florence
D. Walsh, Miss Emily Krlder Norrls, Miss A.
Edith Meyers, Mrs, D. II. Develln, Dr. Alice
M. Norton, Mtss Cora E. Beltler, Miss C. A.
Beck, Mrs. C, T. Randall, Miss Cora E. Beltler,
Mrs. Etta Haley Osgood, Mrs. Amanda C
Wilson and Mrs. Mary Allen Caley.
ROXBOROUGH
Mrs. Emily Temple has Issued Invitations for
the marriage of her daughter, Miss arace Lil
lian Temple, to Charles Service Taylor, Sat
urday night, December 26, at her home, 6121
Rldgo avenue. Miss Temple has selected her
sister, Miss Edith Temple, tor maid of honor,
and Miss Ruth Temple, also a Bister, and Miss
Mary Robinson for bridesmaids. Mr. Taylor
wilt have William Bovard for best man. The
ceremony will bn followed by a reception. Tho
at-home cards are for after January 15, at 333
Roxborough avenue,
Mr. and Mis. Frank 31. Young, of 413 Le
monte street, have announced the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Rose M. Young, to Mor
ton C. Ludwlg, of Germantown, on Wednesday,
December 18. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Dr. Frlesman. Mr. and Mrs. Ludwlg,
on their return from their wedding Journey, will
live at 6U5 Germantown avenue,
Mr, and Mrs. Brwln Simpson, of S69 Green
lane, gave a theatre party last night, followed
by a dinner, In celebration ot the birthday an
niversary of Mr, Simpson.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
A birthday party was given to Qrvllle 3.
Davis, at his home, 2061 East Tork street, which
was attended by 60 persons. The guests In
eluded Mrs. Elisabeth Snagg and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, John Sutton,
Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan, Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Itau, Mrs, Sturkv Miss Florence Sturk,
Mr. and Mrs.- Elwood Morgan, Mrs. Banh
Derr, Miss Ethel Dlesco, Miss Marlon Pedley,
Mtss Ada Whitehead, Mlas Florence West, Miss
Mary Weir, Mtis Sara Weir, Miss Edna Weir,
Miss Edna Edwin, Miss Thelma Thomas, MUs
Dorothy Ilau, Mils Elva Bmlth, MUs Gertrude
Morgan, James Morrison, Andrew Weir,
Charles Klesllng, Harry Bloom, Raymond
Bloooi, Walter Craven, Courtland Kane, Albert
Booth, Grovr Morgan and John Pedley.
Miss Gwendolyn Taylor, of Kensington, will
entertain at W tomorrow afternoon. Those
present will be MUs Evelyn Jardin. Mlas Mabel
McLaughlin, MUs Alma Mueller, MUs Gwen
dolyn Taylor, Mrs. G Bradbury, Mr. Lyna
Walker, Mrs. P. Kelly and Mr. UreadCeU.
Mrs. WttNaw Wwks, who has been ths guest
of Mrs- BtoadfteM, of JW Fakfrd areaus.
KeMtBgtea. tor the. past week, has returned ta
bw home ta Capo May.
Mrs. William Kna. Jr.. wtU eoUrUln at do
sw asd W ftouaday sg at br boou, MM
Mwth fell auet.
Tbe tees wtu b dawrat4 vugnM.
bUa and wre&jtoa t red uMrti hUr tmd.
u;uaus.
ffaa guwui wJU taoluil OaeUw al M r. WU -nam
H itaAwng. Htm ,s,rsltn Masumn, WU-
Ham Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eayre,
Mr. and Mrs. William Kammerer, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson,
Mrs. Starrctt, Frederick WIstenberg, Doctor
and Mrs. II. A Id rich, Miss Edna Eayre and
A. L. Hackman.
Mrs. Kuhn was Miss Julia Manning, of West
Philadelphia, before her marriage last spring.
Miss Lillian Clever, Mrs. J. Walsh, Thorn is
Bradley, John Finney, Harris Behan, William
Kano, Joseph Ash, Richard Carr, John Herman,
Frazler Reese, James Kane and Michael
Walsh.
Doctor and Mrs. M. L. Ftnkbtner, ot the
southwest corner 2d and Diamond streets, wilt
entertain at cards tomorrow evening, followed
by a buffet supper. Their guests will be Doctor
and Mrs. Q Athton Bardsley, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Rowbottom, Mr. and Mrs. J. Boardman, Mr,
and Mrs. Bauers, Doctor and Mrs. W. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs Frnnk W. Ashbrook and Mr. and
Mrs. William Hllpert.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Bendann have returned
from their wedding trip and are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mansbach, of K3S Diamond
street, for a few days, after which they wilt
leavo for Baltimore and live at the Hotel Belvl
dare. Mrs. Bendann, before hof marrlago on
Thanksgiving night, was Miss Violet S. Mans
bach, the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs, Isaac
Mnnabach.
Mrs. George Washington Edmonds, of UU
North 33d street, will give a theatre party fol
lowed by n tea dansant at the Bellevue-Strat-ford,
on Saturday, in honor ot her niece. Miss
Eleanor Edmonds, a debutante of tha season.
The guestu will be Mtss ilae Vox, Miss Adelo
Steele, MUs Leonora Walz, Miss DorU Howes,
Mtss McDowell. MUs Gladys Trlnkle, Miss
Edna Balr, Mrs. John Edmonds, Milton Oresn,
Qeorge Caldwell, George Whlteman, Fletcher
Fhaum, Hoy Bookmyer, James Stevenson, Craig
King, Glmber Evans, Bamon Revos and Ed
ward Scott.
A party was held at the home of MUs Mary
Walsh, 2111 Oakdale street.' Tha music was fur
nished by Professor Brookshaw, Among thos
present were Miss Mary WaUh, MUs Catherine
Walls, MUs Alice Ott, Miss Marls Moran, Miss
Carrie Barker, Miss Sarah Walsh, Miss Boss
Hasan. MUs Ella Barker, Mtss Catherine Carr,
Mrs- Edward Foerderer, of ISiT North Broad
street, will give a luncheon followed by cards,
today, at her home.
LANSDOWNE
Mr. and Mrs, Harry McOlrney, of BycamorA"
street, gava a surprise party to their son, Harry,
In honor of his birthday yesterday afternoon.
The boys and glrU present were MUs Anna
Soanton, MUs Margaret Connor, Miss Margaret
Daniels, Miss Gertrude Berrage, Mis Mary
Burns, MUa Stella Gallagher, MUs Anna Man
ley, MUs Alice Manley, Oeorgo McFadden,
Charles Qutnn, Edward Galltn. John Gallagher,
Joseph Connelly, Henry Murray, Francis
Spence, Francis Berrage, Robert aabo and
Raymond Bcantan.
MUs Gertrude Haley, ot 18 West Wycombe
avenue, U visiting MUs Coretta, Boons, at Bal
timore. FRANKPORD
MUs Artee Bromley, ot IH Lrijxtt, wttl
UiB at aucttoa bridge aififijoMi
ot Beccbsr M. Stty mjtfa wit) ML
The saw cyeatag iiiu ptemlsy M taitinalu
at Ateasr. wtu pat4 for u4s.
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ERUTANH
AFFAIRS
TODAY seems to hold very UtUo for the bus
debutantes, who haVa been working so
strenuously for the "Made-ln-Amerlca" fata
and tho rArious social events that cr6b up. Of
coilrse the Fashion Fete nt the ltltz-CarUon )s
the alt absorbing topic, at which a number of
the eoetsty leadera will pose as manikins, and
the proceeds wilt go to the Emergency Aid
Committee.
Mr. Joseph D. Godwin, of M Pino street,
will give a luncheon In honor of her three debu
tante cousins, Miss Mary Stuart Wurta, MU
Hilda Tunis nnd Miss Isabel Wurt Page. A
number of the season's debutantes will be pres
ent. WILMINGTON
At the annual meeting ot the Delaware So
ciety, Daughters of the War of 1X1& hetq Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.
II. Woodward, the following ofllcers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Mrs. Thomas Munn,
president; Mrs. Selden S. Deemer, 1st vlco
president; Miss 8. C. Russell, 3d vice pmt
dent! Mrs. A. II. Smith, recording secretary;
Mrs. John M. Wilson, correspbndlng secretary;
Mrs. Irving Fluke, of Dover, registrar; Mrs, K.
P. Moody, librarian; Miss Anrle Cunningham, ot
Smyrna, historian; Mrs. John Huxley, auditor;
Mrs. Franklin Murphy, Mrs, John L. Johntdrt
Mrs. James L. Massey and Mrs. Thomas Bad
lor, directors.
Colonel and Mrs. E, G. Buclmer entertained at
dinner at their home, 1803 Delaware avenue, last
week.
William G. Jones leaves for Jacksonville,
Florida, this week to spend Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Penington, ,
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CAMDEN AND VICINTrY
Miss Minnesota E. Craig entertained her
sewing circle yesterday afternoon at her home
In Merchantvllle, N. J when her guests were.
Miss Jane Curran, Miss Constance Olosklnr,
Miss Resins. Lents, Mtss Ethel iCneass, Mrs.
George N. Nicholson and Mrs. William Bll
letter. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bradley, of th and
Cooper streets, are entertaining Mrs, Bradley's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. J. Walters, c Oreat
City, for the winter months.
The Beta Gamma, a group of 13 young Society
girls of liaddonfleld, will give a play tomor-
row evening for the benefit ot the playgrounds.
Miss Mae Fitzgerald, of Merchantvllle, has ;
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