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RS. LANGDON MITCHELL., of De
t.nnv ntop. will irlve a dinner-dance In
honor of hor daughter, Miss Valentine Mitch
ell, on Saturday. January 2. Tho guests win
bo from the younger Bet, as Mies Mitchell has
not ns yet made her debut.
Mr, and Mrs. MarcellUB Cox, of 2221 Locust
street, will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Crownlnshleld and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Whltwell. of Boston, as their guests the early
part of next week. They will attend the dance
to bo siren next week by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Leldy In honor of their daughter, Miss Cor
nells. Leldy, on Tuesday: tho danco given by
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brlnton Coxe for their
daughter, Miss Ruth Coxe, on Thursday night,
and the ball to bo given for Mlea Margaret
Berwtnd by her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry
August Bcrwlnd, on Wednesday.
Qn Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. William
Cochran, of 1006 Walnut street, will entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Coxe and their guests at dinner
prior to the Coxe dance.
Biro dances will be given at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club during January. The first wilt
take place on Saturday, January 3. The other
days will be Friday, January 8; Saturday, Jan
uary 18 Friday. January 22. and Saturday,
January SO.
On'New Tear's Eve thero will be a masquer
fide dance at tho clubhouse.
Miss Nancy Brewster, who has beon the
ffuest of Mrs. B. T. Stotcsbury, at 1823 Wal
nut street, has returned to her home In Balti
more. '
McChire Fahnestook. who Is at present living
In Scranton, Is spending. a short tlmo with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fihnestock, of 218 South
ISth street.
Miss Elolso Orrae. who has been visiting In
Philadelphia for tho past month, has returned
to her home In Washington.
Mrs. Irving .Prentiss, of 4C0T Spruce street,
Will entertain a house party over the week
end. Her guests will Include Mr. nnd Mrs.
Felix Hughes, of Cleveland, and Miss Sarah
M. Sheridan, of New York. On Monday after
noon Mrs. Leopold Stokowskl will entertain
In their honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meyer, of Mount Airy,
announce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Marguerite Meyer, and Walter H. Dels
roth, of 4303 Lenox street, aermantown.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathowson, of 4337
Cedar avenue, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Anna C. Mathewson, and
Ralph Graham Miller.
Miss Gladys Edwards, of 321 Carpenter
street. Gcrmantown. will give a bridge this
afternoon In honor of Miss Dorothea F. Schell.
whose marriage to Alfred Moorheod North
-will take place on Thursday, January 7. The
guests will Include Miss Marlon Foley, Miss
Margaret Bradbury, Miss Emily Mossley. Miss
Madeline Hensel. Miss norothy Bradbury, Miss
n,n iinn.. I Miss Gertrude KUng. Miss
Miriam Partridge. Mrs. William C. Nesblt of J
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Dorothy G. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. William Embery, of 1932 Penn
Btreet, Frnnkford, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Frances
Embery. and J. Harvey Doerlng. 'of 2723 North
ISth Btreet t
Now that the rush of Christmas charities.
Christmas shopping and Christmas giving
Is over, the rush of Chrlstmus parties Is
on. Monday evening Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Bingham Penrose, of 1720 Spruce street, will
glVe a dinner at the Bellevue-Stratford, In
honor of Miss Cordelia BIddlc. daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel BIddle, and
Miss1 Ruth Coxe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Brlnton Coxe. The party will later go
to the Monday Cotillon, the first meeting ot
which will take place that night,
Tuesday evening Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Eldon
Graham, of 1713 Spruce Btreet, will give a
dinner?' tp be followed by a theatre party, In
honor of MUs Margaret Handy Burton, daugh
ter of Mr. and 'Mrs. George Burton. Miss
Charlotte Harding Brown will be guest of
honor at a dinner, which Mr. nnd Mrs, Theo
dore Heath will give at their residence. 1S2S
Tine street and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Leldy
will give a large dance at the Rttz-Carlton, In
honor of their debutante daughter, Miss Cor
nelia Carter Leldy.
Mrs. Herbert W. Warden, of 1520 Pne street,
will give a theatre party, In honor of her
daughter. Miss Lucia Alice Warden, before the
Leldy ball.
Mr- and Mrs. Feraberton Hutchinson, of 1SS3
Vine street, will entertain at dinner, In honor
of their debutante daughter, Miss Aimte
Hutchinson.
On Wednesday evening Miss Margaret Ber
wlnd will be guest of honor at a boll, which
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Augustus
Berwlnd, will give In the Rose Garden of the
Bellevue-Stratford; many of the season's
dsbutantea will be present, and many will be
guests of honor at dinner before . the dance,
among whom will be Miss Mary Brown War
burton. Mrs. A. Slney Carpenter will enter
tain at a Urge dinner at the RlU-Carlton, In
honor of her niece, Miss Pauline Dlsston.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Wood will enter
tain In honor of their niece. Miss Molly Wood
Bally, debutante, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Winter Bally. Aa Mr. and Mrs. Wood
are In deep mourning, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wood will have the dinner at their home.
On the last day ot the old year many enter
tainments win be g)ren to usher out the old
year and welcome in the new, Mr. and Mrs.
Honry Biintan Cqxe. of Penltyn, will give a
dance at the Bellevue-Stratford, in honor of
tbelr daughter. Miss Ruth Coxe. Many dinners
)!? been planned fgr the dtbutante before
this dance.
Mt Mart Louise Wsnamaker wtll be gliest
At honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
a Clay, of lit Spruce sUott.
Mr. and Mm. Thomas Do Witt OHyler. ot
JSdaowead, HavecCoed, will entertain in beam
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tcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen H. Bennett, of
Boston.
Mrs. Calvin M. Smyth, of 224 West Walnut
lane, will give a dinner In honor of Miss
Eleanor Edmunds, debutanto daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. John Edmun'ds.
Friday, the first day of the new year, will
be quite an appropriate day for partlos.
Miss Edith Harrold Dillingham, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harrold E. aillngham, wilt bo
presented at a dancing tea at the Acqrn Club,
to bo given by her parents. Many of the
season's debutantes will help receive.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Balrd, of 312 Pine
street, will give a fancy-dress dunce, In honor
of Miss Mary Stewart Wurts. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chnrlos Stewart Wurts,
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Leldy will entertain nt
dinner, in honor of Miss Ruth Coxe. and Mrs
William M. Longstreth, of Gcrmantown, will
entertain at dinner. In honor of her daugh
ter, MIbs Mildred Longstreth, prior to the
meeting of Mrs. Troth's dancing class nt Ger
mantown Cricket Club.
On Saturday evening Mrs. James Thorlngton
will give a dinner, to bo followed by a theatre
party, In honor of. Miss Mary Hall Laird,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Powers
Laird.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Potter, of Now Tork,
will give n theatro party, followed by supper
In honor of Miss Kathorlno Ashhurst Bowie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Baynrd Bowie.
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts will entertain
at dinner on Now Tear's Evo at the Merlon
Cricket Club.
A danco will be given on Monday, Decem
ber 23, at the Rlttcnhouso under tho direction
of Mrs. Fry and Mrs. William Montgomery.
This is ono of the delightful series which havo
been given1 for tho younger set in Philadel
phia and vicinity.
Miss Dorothy Hamlll, of the Blenheim, will
leave today for White Sulphur Springs, Va.,
to be gone several weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moore, of Bala avenue.
Bala, are spending the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Moore's sister In Newark, N. J.
ALONG TUE MAIN LINE
MEHION Carson Rhodes, of Glen Riddle. Is
spending several weeks with his sister, Mrs.
Karl E. Llndgren, of Hazlehurat avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Thouron entertained
their daughter, Mrs. John Gordon, and hor chil
dren yesterday. .
WAKNE-Recent arrivals at the Wesley Include
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Waltors, of Oyster Bay; P.
,T. Bartlett, J. E. Fredrick. Mrs. Douglass, all
of Philadelphia, and the Misses Wentworth, of
Roanoke, Va.
Miss Clara Roerer Is home from college,
spending the Christmas vacation with-her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. llemy Roerer, of Lans
downe avenue.
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TWO affairs iwll mako up today's program
for the debs! Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Steelman
Dlsston, of Norwood Hall, Chestnut Hill, will
entertain at a theatre .party, to be followed by
Bupper and dancing at the Rttz-Carlton, this
evening,' In honor of their niece. Miss Pauline
Dlsston, daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. William
DlBston. The guests will Include Miss Margaret
Bennett, of Boston, who Is the guest of Miss
Dlsston; Miss Cordelia BIddle. Miss Margaret
Berwlnd, Miss Eugenia Cassatt, Miss Margaret
Handy Burton, Miss Marie Louise Wanamaker,
Miss Margaret Bennett, Miss Elsa R. Reath,
Miss Mary Brown Warburton. Miss Hope T,
Beale, Miss Cornelia & Leidy, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, Miss Dorothy Dlsston, Edward
Brooke, Jr.,, Alfred Sergeant, Saunders Meade,
A. J. Drexel BIddle, Jr., Reginald Hutchinson,
Hare Davis, Frederick Stlllman, Jr Henry C.
Barclay, William H. DuBarry, John H, Potter,
Effingham B, Morris, Jr.. Alfred C. Gilpin. Philip
S. P. Randolph, Jr., John L. Montgomery and
R. Penn Smith, Jr.
Tn the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Robin
son Potter will give a dansant at the Bellevue
Stratford In honor of theli niece. Miss Margaret
Berwlnd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Au.
tfustus Berwlnd. The guests will be from the
debutante and younger dancing men's Bet
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Newton Haag and
famUy, of-t$37 Cedar a,venue, will spend the
Christmas holidays at Dover, Del., as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ferguson,
Mr, and Mrs. James Dillon, of 903 South
4th Btreet, will entertain at dinner this eve
ning. Covers will be laid for eight and Christ
mas decorations wiU be used. Their guests
will be Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Haff e, Mr. and 'Mrs.
Robert Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 's.
Stockley.
Mrs. H. Creager, of the Bahrain, will enter,
tain on New Tear's Eve at an Informal, dinner
party, V
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Lieutenant Commander Q. H. Comfort, U. S.
N.. and Mrs. Comfort will entertain at a de
lightful tea, on Sunday, on the steamship Caro
lina, )n honor 8f Mr." and Mrs. William Crelgh
ton nnd their Httje daughter Misa Dorothy
Creighten, of me South tb street ,ln the
Glrord Bstate. Untenant., CfHssunder and Mrs.
CWiteft. With thlr Uttt daughter, Ms Sylvia
Compart, will be the ewu of Mr. anj &r,
OreghAen during ttu wn(r nuwtfea. Ueutepant
Comfort having just been ttansfersed from Nor
Mk. Mr. and Mm. Lwctus Beebe epttu-UtMd yester
day at tk4r fcw in tb CHxaxd Stais. am
SetMh Met tnt About U ru4te were Invited.
They were seated At small tatte, which war
beautifully deerXl with (tatnsetaaj, boUr ant
fee wftv,rtenn,l fflurltHnaii etwbl is, TU guu
were Marine OerjX eMeers and tbelr kUu.
Um. WtUm Lackyex. at WJitHi. eter
Uim the awiBflbage el the Stgro Hna. AUk
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I'lieto by Evini.
MISS LETA SULLIVAN
Miss Sullivan gave a party for 175 poor children yesterday at her home, 2100 Walnut street
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Her guests aro Miss Margaret Hermann,
Miss Rhodn Foley, Miss Elsie Collins, Miss
Grace Hnlpin, Miss Mnry Allen, Miss Vera
Fronkentleld, Miss Mary Buchanan, Miss Helen
Absolom, Mlss'Edlth Anno, MIsb Imogen Carter,
Miss Natalie Clark, Miss Esther Fenvlr, Miss
Dorothy Fisher, Miss Estelle Howard and Miss
Catherino Green.
Lieutenant Commander G. B. Landenberger,
U. S. N., and Mrs. Lnndenbergor left yesterday
for Atlantic City, where they will be the guests
of Mrs. Landonberger's mother, MrB. Moody, at
Galen Hall, over tho Christmas holidays.
A birthday party will be given in honor of
Maurice M. Cohen, president of the Sylvia Club,
this evening, at 231 Christian street. The guests
will include members of the club. On Monday
ovenlng the club will hold its annual banquet
In tho new clubhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Daley, of 11th and Lo
cust streets, aro receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter. Mrs. paley will be re
membered as Miss Louise Junker.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stabkhouse, of 1813 North
22il street, will entertain at dinner and cards
tonight, In honor of Mrs. Stachhouse's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mm. Norman Bull,
of Washington, D, C. Other guests will In
clude Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. Delser. Miss Estelle Moore,
Miss Jessie Bull, Miss Gertrude Heritage, Miss
Florence Hanson, Miss Esther Wass, Clarence
Loeb and William Hazel.
Miss Marie Ryan, daughter of City Solicitor
and Mrs. Michael J. Ryan, of 1534 North 18th
street; Miss Frances McManus, of 1417 North
16th street and Miss Margaret Parsons, of
1531 Poplar street, have returned from Trinity
College, Washington, D. C to their homes for
the holidays.
Miss Regina Lawrence, of Oxford, Pa., will
entertain on Monday afternoon at the resi
dence of her aunt, Mrs. Kane, 1815 Thompson
street, In honor ot Miss Gertrude Wilson. Cov
ers will be laid for 12.
Mr, and Mrs. Mone Isaacs, of the Lorraine,
will give a dance on Monday night, December
26. In celebration of the, birthday anniversary
of their son, Willard J. Isaacs, There will be
about ISO guests present
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goldsmith, of 2303
North Broad street, have Issued invitations for
B, dance on Monday night, December 23, for
their son and daughter, Henry and Ceclle Gold
smith. Miss Mathilda H. Loeb, of 2124 Spring Gar
den street left on Thursday for Pittsburgh,
where she will be the guest of Miss Eleanor
Goldsmith.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Perry, of Bast Orange,
N. J are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Russell Wilson, of 1924 North Park avenue,
and win remain over the New Tear.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wlllets, of Flushinr,
will append the Christmas holiday,? with Mrs.
Wmita' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Qin God
win. m Pelham ra4- M, WlllIU will be re
membered as Miss Florence Godwin before her
marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bllsard, H43 Morris
(street, will give danse for the sahool set nt
their' home on Tuesday, December IS. Miss
NataUe; RUsard wHl entertain 40 of her school
frUfid. Competitive danelng will take place,
and attvar eupa will be given by the hosts.
Mrs. Hdward RroM, of Schuyler street.
wUl gW a, tea on Mensfoy nt Mnbeln, In
honor of Ms, John A. Lge.n, Mrs. Mary Logan
TtJr. Mrs. Joseph. FoweM.
Mx. and Mr- JoH Powell are nt protest
tho ute of Mr. and Mm, fWNrt 4- WHr,
of fM Wayne .veu
Anon Utoc wm wta m nt IM Oorwan
town Qrtcket ctu& on Now Tom's JGv r Mr
aon Vm IPdwan BerneMfe, Mvni Constructor
and Mm. Kdward KictSMu-. NtasJ Ooaatmetoc
and Mrs. Osterhout,
and Mrs. Joseph D.
Miss Bernlce
Wilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Hood, of 213 West Rlt
tcnhouso street, will entertain at dinner Sat
urday night. The guests will Include Mr. and
Sirs. Harold' Gaylord, of New YorK; Miss Miriam
Partridge and Jnmes A. Walker. Polnsettlas
and greens will form the tablo decoration.
TIOGA
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jennings gave a din
ner lost night nt their home, 3532 North 18th
street. Tho decorations Included polnsettlas,
holly and ferus. Their guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Hewitt, Robert Hewitt, Miss Besslo
Jennings, Mr. nnd Mrs. James Thompson, Wil
liam Hewitt, William Jennings nnd Harry Jen
nings. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Liggett, of Carlisle,
Pa., are tho guests of Mrs. Llggett's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robertson, of West Venan
go street.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Diamond, Master Jack
Sidney and Miss S. Diamond, of 3023 Frankford
avenue, will spend the holidays In Cape May,
where they will bo tho guests ot Mr, and Mrs.
I. Tenenbaum, parents of Mrs. Diamond.
Mlso Florence Schoppe, Miss Rebecca Korman,
Miss Frances Hackctt and Miss Bertha Wills
will be the guests of Miss Edna Taylor, of Col
llngdalp. Pa., for tho Christmas holidays.
The Ascension and La Sn'le Club minstrel
boys will give an entertainment at the A. O. II.
Hall In Tacony next Sunday.
Mrs. Walter A. Tweed and her son Watter,
who have been touring In the South, spent sev
eral days with Mrs. Palmer at her residence,
2225 Amber street
ROXBOROUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C, Keever, of Harmon
road and Ridge avenue, will give a dinner to
morrow night. Polnsettlas and holly will be
lied In the decorations. Their guests will bo
Miss Emily Fawley, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Faw
ley, Russell Fawley, Mr, and, Mrs. John Wilde,
Miss Agnes Fawley, Mrs. Sarah Fawley and
Llnford, Clarence and William Fawley,
Mrs, John Warrington, of SU RocheiIeSke
nue, was luncheon hostess to the members ot
her sewing club at their December meeting.
The American Bridge Company will give a
dance at the clubhouse, Woodvale, on Tuesday
night December 31.
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THUItSDAT evening, with 'Us accompanying
snowllakes, brought a real old-fashioned picture-book
Christmas Eve, and, to Judge from
the hurrying throngs of late shoppers, the shop
early crusade appeared to be merely the dream
of nn Idealist. Busily seeking for Just "that"
right little gift were Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Van Rensselaer, the latter looking very snug
In a, huge enveloping coat of chinchilla fur,
with a deep rolling collar of seal. With this
the matron wore a small toque of sable,
trimmed with a brown bird of paradise, and
carried a muff of chinchilla.
Mrs. Antonio Tznoga Stewart and her small
daughter were among the shoppers, Mrs,
Stewart wenrlng a good-looking trotteur of bottle-green
broadcloth, with a collar of mink.
Her wlde-brlmmed hat was of green velvet
with a band of mink around the orown. Hor
small daughter was also clad In dark-green and
wore a small ctose-fltttng cap of leopard skin.
Miss Kitty Brlnton was noticed wearing a three-quarter-longth
coat of soalskln over a frock
of cinnamon brown cloth. Her hat was of black
velvet, small and close-fltttng.
The shops ore putting forth their most su
preme effort In apparel for evening wear, for
with the many functions which crowd the even
ing hours madamo needs many gowns.
An attractive evening dress of blue charmeuse
Is worn by Mrs. Thomas Dunn.
LANSDOWNE
A dinner-dance will bo given nt the Country
Club Tuesday evening, December 23. Those who
will attend will be Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gran
ley, Mr. and Mrs. H, Law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mlshler, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Mauulre, William
Evans, Sirs. John Crawford, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Hopper, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles J. Pilling.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harlan Pnge Statzell.
Sir. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lane, of East Green
wood avenue, wilt give a dinner on Monday
evening, Dcccmbor 28. Among the guests will
be Dr. and Sirs. Leopold, Mr. and Mrs. F. Nlrd
llnger, Samuel Nlrdllngcr, Jack NIrdllnger and
Samuel S. Nixon.
The Civic Committee of Drexel Hill erected
a community Christmas tree nt Garret and
Runnymeftde avenues, for the children of Drexel
Hill. Onrretford and Addlngham.
The tree Is 60 feet high, nnd was illumi
nated with hundreds of miniature electric lights
on Christmas Eve. Three Santa Clauses ap
peared at 7:30 to distribute boxes of candy and
apples to tho children. A prayer was offered
by tho Rev. M. C. Drake, of tho Baptist Church,
after which thero were Bevcral choruses by
the school children, accompanied by the Garret
ford Band. The men of the hill who aro actively
Interested aro Edgar A. Murphy. Charles A.
Dixon, H. T. Miller, Asher Rossltter, Harry
Whltherlngton. Charles Isenbach, George H.
Taricer and J. H. Reeves.
P?
AN INTERESTING wedding will take place
.In Roxborough tonight, when Miss Graco
Lillian Temple, daughter of Mrs. Emily Tem
ple, will bo given in marriage to Charles
Service Taylor. The ceremony will bo per
formed at the home of the bride's mother, 6121
Ridge avenue, by the Rev. Dr. Zachnrlas
Walker, grandfather of the bride, of the First
Methodist Church, Pleasantvllle, N. J.. Miss
Taylor will wear a beautiful gown of white
duchess satin, trimmed with duchess lace. Her
tulle veil will be arranged on a cap of duchess
lace, which will be held In place with a spray
of orange blossoms. Roses and lilies of the
valley will form the bridal bouquet
Miss Edith Temple will be her sister's maid
of honor. Her gown Is of pale blue pussy-willow
taffeta and lace. Miss Ruth Temple and
Miss Mary Robinson, the bridesmaids, will also
wear frocks of pussy-willow taffeta and lace,
that of the former being pale pink and the
latter pale yellow. Their gowns will have a
touch of panne velvet In he trimming.
Mr. Taylor will have William Bovard for
best man. The service wilt be followed by
a reception. The bridegroom and bride will
spend their honeymoon In the South, and will
be at home after January 15 at 333 Roxborough
avenue.
KOHN-WlLt.
The marriage of Miss Rose Wile, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Wile, of 1514 West
Tioga street, to Morton M. Kohn, ot 1613 West
Montgomery avenue, will be solemnized to
morrow night In the Alumni Building on North
Broad street the Rev. Dr. Joseph Krauskopf.
of the Keneseth Israel Congregation, perform
ing the ceremony. The bride will be given In
marriage by her father. She will wear a gown
of white crepe de chine and duehess lace. Her
tulle veil will be attached to a duchess lace
cap, arranged with a garland of orange blos
soms, and will oarry an Ivory-bound prayer-
book with a marker of lilies of the valley.
Miss Ella Wile will attend her sister as
maid of honor. Her white gown will be of
beautiful hand-embroidery laee with a toueh
of pink In the trimming. Pink roses will
form her bouquet. Clarence Kehn, the bride
groom's brother, will be best man. The ere
roeny will be followed by a dinner and re
ception. 'Mr. and Mrs. Kohn on their return
from their wedding Journey will live at 4MB
North 15th street, where they wtll receive
after February L '
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
William Henry Chamberlain has returned
from Havefford eUeg, (or tbe lurMmni and
eatefUOnod Tesbla. NHofc vor the T'V. it
Mr. CsuunbeeUin has boon efeetwt w of tbe
editors of the ooUoge monthly, tbe Haver
fordtan, ot wntob, Mr Nttobe U odttor-te-ehlef,
Harold BettawOoy. Mtktom HoMon and R D.
Patterson tbe rmowMloo tn ahartjo of a
Urge dance to be give nMrbaatvttte. De-
WUttMR T. JU4. Mr Vi Moony, bin. Marry
HusABfeny. Mrs. J. Lya Tmoeott. Mm Wnj
ron Weboter. Mr. C A KornnMs, f Cnnt
4; Mr Mtrondo atottonrior. Hi K Cb.
Mt K W Onui, M- S P Hv .-4 His.
Tho skirt Is unususlly simple and plain nfvl
has an overdress of satin which reaches to
the knee. The bodice la cut in a. V in the
front and baok and crystal trimmings outline
the decolletage.
Mrs. William S. Lloyd wears n beautiful
gown of white chiffon satin, made with ft
pointed trnln. The bodice has black velvet
draped from one shoulder and caught over the
hip with a sliver ornament Silver lace veils
the velvet and is also used on the skirt. The
shoulder bands are formed ot silver ornaments.
Mrs. Warner Earnshaw has seleoted a dance
frock of turquoise satin. Silver lace flounoes
nrn used on the skirt and folds of tulle soften
the decolletage. The bodice is sleeveless nnd
has bands of benutlful greenish blue beads over
tho shoulders.
A handsome evening gown of block satin Is
worn by Mrs. William Balrd Keefer. The skirt
Is cut In dancing length and narrow- nt the
foot. Black maltne forms an oversklrt The
bodice is composed of solid Jet banding above
which sheer laoe outlines tho decolletage. Ma
llno and Jot form the shoulder bands. Lonff
ropes of Jet beads ore fastened on the shoulders
nnd fall below the waist line. Over this ex
quisite gown Mrs. Keefer wears a black satin
evening wrap, the collar and cuffs ot which
are made of ermine.
WILMINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Mullln have issued In
vitations for the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Ruth Mullln, and Richard Jackson Free
man, of Gormantown, Pa. The marriage WIR
bo solemnized In Graco Methodist Episcopal
Church, this city, Thursday, January 14, at 7
o'clock In the evening, and a reception will "be
held In the Rose Room of the Hotel du Pont at
7:30 o'clock. Mr. Mullln will give his daughter
In marriage, and her four attendants will "be
Mrs. J. Paul Mullln, matron ot honor: Miss
Marian Ucadenkopf, maid of honor; MUs Edith
Montgomery, of Wilmington, and Miss Helen
Biggs, of Mlddletown. bridesmaids. Little Miss
Jane Mullln, a nloce of tho bride, and Margaret
Wickershom, of AVoodbury, a cousin, will be
flower girls. The bridegroom's father, Frank
A. Freeman, of Germontown, will net as his
best man, nnd the ushers will be J. Pnui Mullln
and John H. Mullln, brothers of the bride; Ed
win Lavino, Dr. Leslie Mulford, of Philadelphia;
Wynne Armstrong, of Merchantvtlle, N. J., nhd
C. L. Plerson, of St. David's. The Rev. Robert
Bagnell, pastor of Park Avenuo MethodUt
Church, Philadelphia, will perform the cere
mony, assisted by the Rev. George E. Reed,
pastor of Grace Church, and Bishop Joseph
Berry, of Philadelphia. On January 27 Mr. and
Sirs. Freeman will sail from Now Tork city for
the Panama Canal and South America, to be
gone until early In Slay. After their return they
will reside at 6413 Ovcrbrook avenue, Philadel
phia. Slayor Harrison W. Howel) and Mrs. Howell
will give a danco for Mrs. Howell's brother,
Osborne BIddle, on the evening of January 2, at
the home of Mr. and Sirs. Samuel C. BIddle.
Mr. and Sirs. Joslah Marvel will give a. dan
sant for their son and daughter, Jackson Mar
vel and Jane Marvel, at the home of Mr. and
Sirs. Frank L. de Armond, Monday afternoon
of next week, from 3 until 6:30 o'clock.
United States Senator and Sirs. Willard Sauls-
bury Bpent Christmas at their home at Wash
ington, D. C
i
Several dinners were given before the Dancing
Class on Chrlstnias Eve. which was held in tho
New Century Club auditorium. Mrs. Frank JU
de Armond entertained at dinner In honor or
Miss Starjorle Pyle; Miss Sllldred Hoopea.wlll
entertain for Silas Anne Hatton, of Slilwaukee,
and Mrs, Horace Lindsay will also be hostess
nt dinner.
Mr. and Mrs, II. M. Barksdale will give a
dance for Miss Ethel Barksdale tonight and on
Monday night Sir, and Mrs. William H. Thomp
son will give a dance for Miss Helen Thomp
son, i
Colonel and Mrs. Edmund G. Buckner have
been spending a week In New Tork city.
ALONG THE READING.
"Cinderella In FJowerland," n play given by
the children of the Misses NIghtlingers School,
was held this week at the Jay Cooke Memo
rial Hall, Ogontz.
Miss Marguerite Boyle, daughter ot Mr. ana
Mrs, Samuel Boyle, made a charming little
Cinderella, while Richard Rush, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Rush, took the port of the
Fairy Prince.
Little Miss Suzanne Cross, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Sumner Cross, did her part admir
ably as the Fairy Oodmother.
Among the other children In the play were
Miss Virginia Newbold, daughter of Mr. and
Sirs. John Newbold; Miss Mary Raddlffii
Furness, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Tjarinllffit
Furness; the Misses Stevens, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Conyugham Stevens; the Misasn :
Beweu, daughters ot ur. ana Airs, ttesori
Sewell; Miss Christine Frailer and Miss Ann
Frazler, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamta
W. Frailer; Miss Bmlly Bartlett danghur
of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Bartlett; Fumes
Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Tn
son; Boiling Hubard, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Archibald B. Hubard and Benuvenu Borle, Id,
son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cbarteo L. Borle.
At the Jenklntown Choral Concert to b held
In the Jenklntown Auditorium on Thursday s
nmg, January T an elaborate program t bintt
arranged In wbieb the foUowlag woW-lmimjft
arttsU wttl take part; Mrs. iBlsto LyeJMi Oml$,
soprano, nnd Anton Horner, of tbe Phtl j myHJ i
Orchestra, will be tbe Freneb horn sJot, Sir
Cook wtll stag teetdentnl solos In s. nwn'fjiit
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