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Sion VBlle. Countrv Club . boss s
lrfcues Crawford. William rf. Du Barry.
tnnlnron I BIWC- Charles J. muaie. i-...
ft..,.. tnnh "Wharton L,ippincon, "
I" -..i n'tt.lll nnrl Bnowden Samuel.
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'Kulr t th Belgravla for her daughter, Miss
UP . . ... t . whose onEaarement to Utottte
& Favorite was recently announced. Anions
llflm r-ii.ilnn rutin. M SB
1M. ....... Mlsa Caroline Ives llrlnton,
Ki,, Anna Blnney Brlnton, Miss Eleanors
C Be Hiwen Deacon. Ml.. Mary Hall
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fhit and Mrs. George B. Evans, of 2 North
... '.!... Mt irlva n smalt danco at the Uut-
ffi, tomorrow night In honor of Miss Elinor
U Bean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charloa
iuou ,.- ...- .m Includn Miss Jean
If Bean, -mo i" " .
wmli Ullte, Miss Katherlno Zimmerman Og-
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J,a Hiss Katnanno icni, ... -
fnll'tr Mls Huberta Totter, Miss Anna Mary
Willhour, Miss Koberta Brown Downing-, Miss
fcUrteth Yardley. Miss Louisa Gibbons Davis,
l ....i. ah rnrrfen Warden. Miss Ellxa-
feth Wlster, Miss MarJorTo Taylor. Miss Ruth
L. Mann, Mlfls Isobei unc uuU0.0, .o
tv ... u.. tih Mnrv Hull Laird. Mlsa
''Frances dujusi"" -
licurlatlne Behn. Miss Katherlno Seeler, Thomas
IKoblnson, "William u. xioDinson, v. ""'
vWcs, Philip Marvel, Jr., Robert Carrere, I
Brooke Edwards, Edwaru u. num, t"
L i.. Pcmell Fenton, "Wajno Marshall,
k .iin rnlnmnn Sellers. 3d, rrank c.
C wiiliam Crosman. Marshall Crosman,
pciepl'i H. Dulles, 4th, Charles Y. Fox. Jr., Hol-
tila Fox, Joseph M. Fawerson, m, now.
Rowland, Alfred S. Beeves, Henry Chase Tat
Mll, Alfred Durant Norrls, John Gardner, Jr.,
Herbert IC Crlfton, Joacph Iglehart, Arthur
f8yre, Jr, J. Cavcrley Nowiin, jr., josepn u-
her, John Francis Gardner, John AV. Mcars, C.
SBUnley Hurlbut, Gustavus B. Fletcher, Ixw-
Vience Murdock and Henry Houston.
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LThe neit dance at the Huntingdon Valley
JCoimtry Club will be held on Friday night, Feb-
fruarjr :.
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RMri. John Butler and Mlsa Georslne Butler,
!i WUkes-Barre, aro the guests of Mrs. Butler's
flUter, Mrs. George F. Lasher at her home In
Brail for several dajs.
E?Mr, and Mrs. Morgan Hebard will entertain
Eltfore the Bal Masque next Tuesday night.
BE
Ellr. and Mrs. Henry S. Paul, who have been
fipeadlns the winter at the Bellevue-Stratford,
KlU go South thte week.
HThB miraeement Is announced of Miss Ethel
fnobertion Kennedy, daughter of James Kcn-
&y, to Amos Strunk. of Llanerch.
Rillii Amelia Doualas. of 409 South -Td street,
I-Vm t.iv. nn Thurndiv for New York to vlfilt
I frtends for several days.
Cillss Phoebe Williams Adams, daughter of
SHlrry Clifton Adams, -whose marriage to
IGtorje Jcsper Harding, Jr., will take place on
Eter Monday, will bo guest of honor at a
IWhcon and kitchen shower today, to be given
(br JIUs Frances W. Bally, daughter of Henry
Pul Bally, of Ardmore. Tho guests wilt ln
jjclude Mrs. Robert C. Clay, Mra. Hoxle Harrl
I ion Rmlih. vu r.llzfthnth G. Williams. Miss
Emllle D. -Williams, Miss Nancy O. Smith, Miss
lKharlne H. Kremer, Miss wary uutnuen
Ih3rd Miss Sarah A. Baker, Miss Jean N. Long,
Mm Charlotte Fahnestock, Mlsa M. Elizabeth
IrL..- v.,-- mi.t ... k jt nt- aiv.l
pwat .uifls .iizauein v. .iiuums, miaa uiuj,
,H. Wrllht und Miss Edwlna Blkins Bruner.
J ALONG THE MAIN UNE
f BAYEnFOtm-The Main Line branch of the
Ztairftncy Aid, which has worked ao hard for
th good cause this -winter, will give a lartfe
Baique hall Easter Monday night at tho
Merlon Cricket Club. Tho patronesses ar
Mf- P. Henry "Walnwrlght, Mra. Joseph V.
PIt, id. Mrs. Btaoy B. Lloyd and Mrs. Gren
Tffl Dodge Montgomery.
Jjhs Ilaverford School Dramatlo Club will
pSfent an Interesting play. "Handy Andy," the
pJTlH of February 27 at the Merlon Cricket
ifT!U-lElD-Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Kinney
Sw Slven a dance last night at their home.
Jtret and Oalnor road. Tho affair, -which
m a iqrprlse to Mr. and Mrs. Kinney, was
"ringed by lira. Albert r. Clime and Mra.
Robert r. Bernard.
pl guests were Mr. and Mrs. Addison A.
l3rUUan, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Conover, Mr.
fl Hri, Thomas O. Browning-. Mr. and Mrs.
Mt P. Clime. Mr, and Mrs. Walter C. 551m
BWn, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Atwood. Mr. and
JSJ, Edward Decker, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gordon
te, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Drench, Mr.
jig! Mrs, Robert Bchofleld, Mr, and Mra.
KSWM J1. Kennon. Mr. and Sin. J. J. Dela-
sig na Mrs. Frank Hardt. Mr. and
Sgf waiter Hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y.
inj, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Crowe, Mr.
u'. William Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
UJ H, Uellerman, Mlas Bllzabeth Bernard,
g oei uernard. Miss Elvl- Krvln, Mrs.
Sfr Qlelm, Miss Dorothy Gelm, Miss Mary
CbrtsUan, Miss Maud Conover, Mlas Alice
-, Wn rt0 H.jiahjn, Dr. Bamuel P.
B. i Albert H. qiime. I, O. Clime. Albert
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P aupper was served during; the evening-.
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&" JefTtraon Phip li at present vlsltins;
.J " "B ww ruejps, or 6Jd street and
i rtnue. New y0rlc Mrs. Phelps wlU ra
? 'H about a week and -will be tht nest of
, -v ana lughttr-lnl4w, Mr. and Mrs.
wa 0. Phln., nt TV.. .v.n... Tu.
CI, 0t Cov,nKn. Kentucky, witli, -whom
. per home.
Slth Lanalere, of Kenllworth Inn,
has returned; to her horn after h.s,Vf
t tb past two -weeks as tha mit.t ct
a New York, where sb - .xten,.
"'vjiiinta.
wa J a Valentine dajvse at th.e Old
waniry cteb g saturdfy svenia,
at M o'etoclc Th o4ubfeut wiu
he beautifully decorated with Valentino novel,
ties, and many of the members are expected to
attend.
Miss Eleanor C. Jones, Miss Indus Mills and
Thomas H, Brown compose the committee In
charge of the affair.
Miss Madeline Murray, of 6448 North 13th
street, will entertain at bridge followed by
buffet luncheon, on Saturday at her home. The
card of Miss Lea Marie Murray was enclosed
In the Invitations. Those present will be Miss
Dorothea Prendergast.MIss Lillian Toomey.MIss
Gertrude Fischer, Mlsa Mary Tisdall, Miss Bess
Murray, Mlsa K&thryn Kelly, Miss Lenoro Kelly,
Miss Mary Martin, Miss Olivia Hardy, Mlsa Ag
nes Borgen, Miss Madeleine Aflamson, Miss
Helen Adamson, Miss Agnes Adamson, Miss
Margaret Lukes, Miss Elonnor MoNulty, Miss
Hester Rawley, Miss May LoftUs, Miss Loretta
Campbell, Mlsi Dorothea Miller, Miss Anna
Murphy, Miss Eleanor Huane, Miss Helen Pat
terson, Miss Vera Berry, Miss Lconldo Daglt,
Mlas Kathryn Loughran, Miss Jane Ewlng, Miss
Marie Bonner, Miss Ethel Bonsor, M(si Allco
Bonsor, Mlsa Ardls Tanguay, Miss Rita Mc
Dovltt, MIbs Marie Qulnn, Miss Bernadette Sulli
van, Miss Kathryn Hermes, Miss Winifred Hill,
MIbs Helen Hill, Mlsa Kathryn KMIIy, Miss Lulu
Gruner, Miss Ella Bruot. Miss Marcella Conway,
Mrs. Fraxer Dliyou, Mrs. James Ran, Mrs
Samuel Christine, Miss Elizabeth Lukes and
Miss Gertude Lukes.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Halbert Powers Gillette, of
Hamilton Court, have issued Invitations for a
dinner in honor of their daughtor. Miss Loulso
Scranlon Gillette, on Tildny, February 13, be
fore tho Bal Masque of Mrs. Duer's Dancing
Class.
Mrs. W. H. S. Nicely will give a bridge
luncheon tomorrow nt her home, 1117 South 51st
street. Covers will be laid for 18 guests.
Mlsa Nan Miner, of BS4S Washington avenue,
la a guest for several days of Miss Irene Van
Syckie during the carnhal week at National
Park Seminary, Forest Glen, Md. Misfl Van
Syckle's home Is In Chicago. She -will visit
Mlsa Miner later in the Benson.
Miss Katherlno Sparks, of 4100 Walnut street,
will leave today for New York to attend a
luncheon.
Mi. Charles Mercer Hicks, of tho Nether
lands, 43d and Chestnut streets, went to .New
York to spend the week -with her mother, Mrs.
Perclval Thomas, at hor home on Riverside
Drive.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Marguerite Carroll, of 1833 Morris street,
-will entertain the members of the Chow Club
at her residence tomorrow night, at -which
covers will be laid for 50 guests. Among thoso
to be piesent are Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss
Anna Rellly, Miss Edna Fox, Ml Clara Core,
Miss Emma Russell, Samuel Craig, Leon Clarke
James MuFaul and Samuel Morell.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott will entertain at
"600" on Thursday evening in honor of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Barend Do Korte, of New York, at their
home, 215 Dickinson street. Among those pres
ent iv 111 be Mrs. Martha Cleary, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ansel,
Sir. and Mrs. William Soffard, Mr. and Mrs.
James Costello, Miss Helen Costello, Charles
Paul Wllfong and Edward Ball.
Paymaster Manning If. Phllbrick, U. S. N.,
and Mrs. Phllbrick, of ZC5 South 21st street,
entertained the Monday Evening Bridge Club
last night. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bushnell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Davis,
Lieutenant Ralph P. Sbepard, U. S. M. C, and
Mra. Shepard, Lieutenant Commander Raymond
Jl. Kees, TJ. S. N., and Mrs. Keyes and Lieu
tenant Arthur T. Barney, U. S. N and Mrs.
Barney.
Lieutenant Walter B. Decker, U. S. N., and
Mrs. Decker -will entertain this evening at a
Heart Party In honor of Mrs. Decker's sister.
Miss Barbara Rosasco, of Pensacola, Fla., who
is at present their guest at their home In the
Glrnrd Estate, 2323 South 21st street. Red car
nations and -valentine emblems -will form the
decorations. The guests -will b Captain A. S.
Williams, U. S. M. C and Mrs. Williams, Lieu
tenant Commander George B. Landenberger, U.
S. N., and. Mrs. Landenberger, Lieutenant W.
Lee Pryor. U. S. N., and Mrs. Pryor, Lieu
tenant R. T. Blackburn. U. S. N., and Mrs.
Blackburn, Lieutenant W. F. Cochrane, U. a.
N,, and Mrs. Cochrane, Naval Constructor A.
D. Court, U. S. N., and Mrs. Court, Miss Mar
garet Gray, the Misses Harrlan, Lieutenant
Lewis Davis. U. S. N of the Minnesota: En
sign Walter Delane, U. S. N., of the Minnesota:
Paymaster Parsons, U. S. N., of the Missouri:
Lieutenant McCracken, V. 8. N., of the Mis
souri; Paymaster Lamar, U. S. N., of the Mis
souri; Mr. and Mra. George Grant, Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Fenner, Mr. and Mrs, T. S. Fillmore and
Joseph Cushlng.
Mr, and Mrs. George N, GUI, of 2321 South 21st
street, entertained the choir of St. Luke's M. E.
Church last evening- at their home. Forty
guests attended.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Typographical Union No. 3 gaye Us 65th an
nual ball last night at Turngemelnde Hall,
Broad street and Columbia a.venue.
William H. Youngr. president, led the grand
march, with his sister, Miss Young.
Mr, Young was assisted by James P. Bowen
and John P. Donohue. Many visitor from out
of town -were present. New York, Baltimore,
Washington, Altentown. Reading, Harrlsburs-.
Wilmington and Camden being- represented.
This annual event has become a feature In
the Hf of tho union, being a sort of get-together
occasion.
The proceeds of the ball are devoted to the
Health Committee and the George W, Chllds
Memorial HH Association. About WO guests
attended.
Mrs. William P. Jackel. of 2032 NortU Mth
street, will entertain at luncheon today, in
honor of Mrs. Tbaddlus S. Malinger, of W
South 4th street.
Mrs. Frank W, Ashbrook, of Mil North 17th
street, will entertain the, members of her card
elutl Thurdny afternoon, when, her guests will
is Mrs. Harvey H. Braddpek. Mrs. William
Rawbotfcwn, Mrs. Henry Wt"l, Mrs. M. U
yiftfcWw. Mrs, X BsanJsaaa, Mrs. H, Smith
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MISS ANGELA DE C. R. FOP.NEY
Miss Forney's engagement to 'William Warden Hodino was announced yesterday by her parents,
Brigadier General and Mrs. James Forney, of this city.
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A WEDDING of much Interest will take place
tonight nt tho Hotel Adelphla, -when Miss
Pearl Apt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max S.
Apt, of 6729 North 13tli street, Oak Lane, will bo
married to Samuel Bergcr. The Rev Dr. Mar--viu
Nathan, of the Beth Israel Congregation,
will officiate at tho ceremony. The bride, wno
will be given In marriage by her father, "will
wear a gown of lustrous white satin, tiimmed
with duchess lace and pearls. Her -tell of ex
quisite Hco will be arrariged with Juliet cap,
held In place with pearls and oianse blossoms.
Orchids and lilies of the valley will form her
bouquet.
Miss Hilda Apt will be her sister's maid of
honor. She will wear a handsome gown or
orchid pink sitln, trimmed with silver lace.
Mrs. Samuel Haber will be matron of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Alice Rltch, Miss
Antoinette Berger, Miss Rose Berger, of New
York, sisters of the bridegroom; Miss Sylvia
Soilless, Miss Tlllle Greenhouse, Miss Cella
CrailB, Miss Violet Cartun, Miss Edith Silver
man and Miss Marian Silverman. SIgmund
Berger will be his brother's best man nnd the
ushers -will bo J. SIgmund Cravls, William Sle
pln, S. Norman Grahn, Samuel Apt, Jerome Apt,
Milton Staub, Samuel Klein, John Taggen nnd
Robert Schless.
Following the ceremony there will be a recep
tion. The bridegroom and bilde will leave on
an extended Journey and upon their return will
live at the Tioga Apartments, 3518 North 16th
street.
CHESTNUT HILL
A dancing class, composed of yaunc married
people in Chestnut Hill, has been meeting at
tho different country clubs during the -winter.
The class will meet next Saturday at the White
Marsh Country Club Among the members aro
Sir. and Mrs Henry Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Simonln, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J.
R. Tlmanus, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Donahue, Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Donahue, Miss Emily Taylor,
Mr. and Mra. EllsworthHults, Miss Nellie Tay
lor and Frank Mulliii.
Miss Emily Taylor, of East Mount Airy ave
nue, will entertain Informally at luncheon. In
honor ot Mrs. Harold Gaylord, of New York,
who will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of
her mother. Mrs. Henry Bell, of 2)6 Eergreen
avenue, until Saturday.
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Mlw Ilsndolph U n extremely popular
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T'lE debutantes will be entertained today
chiefly at theatie parties and the opera, and
most affairs will end with supper nnd dancing
at the Rltz-Carlton.
Miss Lucia A. Warden, daughter of Mrs. Hei
bert W. Warden, -will be guest ot honor at a
theatre party, followed by supper nnd dancing
at the Rltz-Carlton. to bo given by Mr. and
Mrs Wulter L. Foulke, ot the Mill HoUJ-e.
Whlteniursh. As Mi. and Mrs. Foulke are in
Florida the party will be chaperoned by Mrs.
Heibcrt Wniden The guests will Include Miss
Jean New bold Thompson, Mlsa Virginia Rob
erts, Miss Mary Stuart Wiuts, Miss Hansell
Fiench Earie, Miss Charlotte Harding Brown,
Mies Alice Pardee Enrlo, Miss Elizabeth E. Wls
ter, Miss Mary E Claj ton, Miss Hubeita Pot
ter, Miss Katharine X. Ogden, Miss Klinor Judd
Bean, Miss Elinor S. Gamble, Miss Maty Erd
man Princeton, Miss Katharine H. Kremer,
Joseph M. Palteison, 2d, Ashton Souder, Jr ,
William H. Parker, of Charleston, S. C: Aithur
H. Dutton, Alfred S. Reeves, Herbert W. War
den, Jr, George L. Wood, Robert McLean,
Warden McLean, Pardee Erdman, Princeton;
J. Somers Smith, Jr., William Foster Fotterall,
Joseph N. Ewlng, Arthur C. Domuice, Rowland
V. Mellor, Roderick Kellett, Lelghton Dunning,
MSb-man Dunning, E. Walter Claik, 3d, Thomas
Robinson, Frederick Muller and Ralph Edile.
Miss S. Worthlngton Mitchell, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. John Kearsley Mitchell, of 1730 Spruce
street, will be entertained at a theatre paity,
followed by supper nnd dancing at the R1U
Carlton. to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
R. Tunis, of Media. There will be 18 guests
present.
Miss Jean Christian Bullitt, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. Logan M. Hullltt, ot 1M South 23d
street, will b honor guest at a theatre party
to be followed by supper at the Rltz-Carlton,
given by Mr. and Mrs. Lan,;horne Bullitt Dick,
ot Chestnut H11L
Miss Dorothy De Haven Deacon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Deacon, and Miss Fred
erica Bremer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bremer, of Overbrook, will be guests of honor
at a small dance to be given by Dr. and Mrs.
Hays Clements, of 1027 Walnut street. Tho
house will be attractively decorated with palms,
ferns and red roses. The guests will number
50, mostly from the debutante nnd' younger
dancln? men set. A buffet supper will be served
at midnight.
Miss Athalla Hirst, daughter of Mrs. James
Hirst, of Chestnut Hill, will be guest of honor
at a small dance to be gheti by Dr. W. B.
Fetterman at his home In Chestnut Hill. There
will be 40 guests present. During the evening
a buffet supper will be served.
Miss Alice Chapman Thompson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapman Thompson, will
be entertained at an opera box party by Mr.
and Mrs. Sydney Thayer, of the Dust Pan,
Meron.
NORTHEAST PHILADEPHIA
The North Kensington Business Men's As
sociation will slYe their third annual banquet
at Kugler1" tomorrow night. Edward James
Catlell. city statistician, will be one of the
prominent speakers of the evening,
Edward Deneen and Phillip Yeagle have Just
returned from a short stay at Norrlstown, Pa.
Miss Sallle Mulber and Miss Amelia Koch
spent the week-end at Valley Forge,
The Rev. V. V. C. Cloak has recently re
turned from Salem, N. J.
Miss Anna Winkler, of Wilmington, Del., Is
being- entertained by her aunt, Miss Eva
Brown.
Mr- nd Mrs H. Harry Hyroan, of 3MS Tulip
street, entertained last evening in honor ot
Miss Sylvia Fox; and Samuel H. Brodsky, nrljoso
engagement was recently announced. The
guests included Mlsa Frances Fpx, Miss Bella
Fox. Mlsa Beatrice Starr. Miss Lillian Haudtr,
Hits Sylvia Fo. IjouU Hyman, Ted Vpx, Hor
ace Raines, Jack Kenner. Samusl H. Brodk.
Samuel Voselsohn. Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Welner. Mr s,ud Mrs. Harry Schleln, Mr. and
Mrs, H. Harry Hyman. John Mason. Walter
GarUn. Frank Tulckwertb Gus Bchur. wilt
ttw Meiers, Joseph BUler, WiVMaui Walters
and 0r KHcby
ANL'MUEK of tables hao nlready been
engaged for the dansant at the Ucllevue
StintfOrd next Saturda, which promise") to be
particularly Interesting, as Mrs. May 1. Tem
ple, who pteslde nt these nffalts, hns arranged
to have Maurlcr, with Mi's Florence Walton,
come over ftom New Yoilt to give nn exhibi
tion of the lateit step. The dnnsanl will be
given In the main balltoom, Instead ot the
Rose Garden.
Among thosei who will entertain on this oc
casion will be Mrs. Herbert W. Warden, for
her debutante; daughter, Mlsi t.ucla Warden:
Mrs Burton Brlce. Mrs Alexander I'atton, Dr.
and Mrs. W. Remolds Wilson and Mis. Chnrles
Brlnton.
Several Interesting parties occupied tnb1ei In
the Rose Garden on Saturday afternoon. Mra.
Herbert Warden chaperoned a number of jounfc
persons, Including Mlsa Elizabeth Wlster. M1S3
THE DOCTOR'S DILEMMA
Plays and Player- Club AVill Give Perform
ance Tonight for Hencfit of New
Hospital.
The Piny and PIaers" Club will present "The
Doctor's Dilemma" to night In the bnllroom
of the Bellevue-Stratford. The sketch by
Georgo Bernard Shaw Is a clever satire, nnd
has been rehearsed with much care, and prom
ise! to be n great Buccess. The cast Includes
Mrs. AV. Yorko Stevenson, who will assume
the part of Mrs. Dubedat. Dancing will follow
tho performance. Tho patronesses Include
Mrs. Rudolph Olanlienbiirg, Mrs. Charlcmngno
Tower. Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson, Mrs. George
Qulntnrd HoiwiU, Mrs. George AVoodward, Mis.
Mary Converse, Mrs. Jones AVIstcr, Mrs. Robert
Kelso Cnssatt, Mrs. Samuel Panconst Ken
worthy, Mrs. Clinton Rogers AVoodiuff, Mrs.
Edwaid Downing, Sirs. James Potter, Mrs.
James Lnrge, Mrs IMuard E. Dennlston, Mrs.
John Deainley nnd Mrs. Robert Hey.
The proceeds will be devoted to the Provi
dence General Hospital, situated on tho west
side of Germanlown, near the AVIssahlckon
valley, it Is to be equipped with every modern
scientific device, where any phvslclnn may
bring his patients, either babies or grown-ups,
to recuperate. The special feature of the hos
pital will bo the babies' ward It will accom
modate several doien sick babies, who will get
all the attention and fresh air necessary to
their health and happiness.
FRANKFORD
Mis J. Scott Anderson will address the
Motheis' Club on the Montessorl system of
teaching at the Frankfoid Free Library tomor
row afternoon at 3 o'clock, 'the lecture will be
the first to be heard In Fiankfoul on this topic
Mrs Anderson will illustrate her talk with a
number of Interesting lantern slides.
Thomas Crelghton's talk on "Prints and
Book Illustrations" will be given at the rooms
of the Historical Soclol.s, of Frankford, to
night, it having been postponed from Inst Tues
day. Mrs. Ashcr and Mrs. Stoever will speak and
sing at the business women's rally, which will
be held at the Frankford Baptist Church this
evening. A lunch will be served at 6:15 o'clock,
followed by a social hour. The meeting will
be called at 7:45. '
The Chancel Guild will give an entertainment
In St. Stephen's parish house this evening.
There will be piano selections by Miss Dorothy
Lucas nnd a sketch entitled, "The Home
Guard," In which Miss Bertha Pray, Miss Edith
Giaff, Mlas Florence Bottomly, Miss Ethel Cor
son, Miss Anna AVoffenden, Miss Dorrls Har
rison, Miss Edna Lees and Joseph AVohlfnhrt
will take part. The sketch will be followed by
a solo by Miss Laura AA'alker and a reading by
Miss Eva Hallowell Another sketch will fol
low, called "The Day Before the AVeddlng."
The cast will Include Harry Pegal, Miss Bertha
Pi ay, Elwood Harris, Jr., and Mlsa Elsie Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boal are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a daughter.
ROXBOROUGH
A missionary tea was given last night at the
home of Mrs. Augustus Peterman, 466 Gieen
lane. Miss Anna Linker, a missionary, who
recently returned fiom India, gave an Inter
esting account of her work. There was also nn
entertaining program of musical selections.
Among1 the guests were Mrs. Nathan L. Jones,
Mrs. Rosa Jones, .Mrs. Emma Levering, Mrs.
Everett Foerlng, Miss Retta Rlghter, Miss
Adele Jones, Mis. Rudolph Hattle, Mrs. Walter
Snvder, Mrs. Elizabeth Rlghter, Mrs. Charles
Rlghter, Mrs. Frederick Hlce, Mrs. Percy linn
sell, Mrs. AVtlliam Hornby, Sirs. O. AV. Stalker
Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. John Mulr, Mrs. Elmer
A'olk, Mrs. J. C. Held, Mrs. Charles Darn lib,
Mrs. H. Sabold, Mrs. Edward AVhitehesd, Mrs.
AVIUIam Dawson, Mrs. lva Du Gan, Mrs. E.
Harris, Mrs. AVIUIam AVeatcott, Mrs. Sudell,
Mrs. Augustus Beaver, Mrs. AVIUIam Miller,
Mia, Magulre, Mrs. Driver, Mrs. Bayllss, Mrs.
Hill, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Charles
Gerhart and Mra. D, S. Cornog.
Mrs, J. Heber Schofleld, ot Lemonte street.
Is visiting Mrs. James I,. Bernard, of Beaver,
Pa.
CERMANTOWN
Thomas Reyburn White, of Coulter street,
entertained, the Science and Arts Club at his
home last night, Atherton Brownell read his
drama, "The Unseen Empire." (
Mrs. John Oxford, of East Chelten avenue,
will spend the remainder ot the winter In
Miami, Fla.
Alt, and Mrs. AVIUIam G. Warden, Jr., are oc
cupying their new home, Red Gate, on AVest
School House lane. Mrs. AVarden returned
yesterday from New York, where .he has been
for some dajs.
Mrs. J. Heber Schofleld, of Lemonte street,
Is visiting Mrs, James U Bernard, of Reaver,
Pa.
LANSDOWNE
Miss Louise Van Zant, of 58 West Lan-down
avenue, returned from Washington yesterday,
where she was the guest of Mra Harry Dodge,
Many entertainments were gjven in her honor.
J)y. Frank Crane, Ui noted New Yojk )mr
nallat, r.i J, Samuel Zau Batte-a were
mo Uwse who spoke at the peaes: mass
meeting, held last evening In Lj! X& Century
Club. Miss A'iriftola, Guilford, was c,nVrsnaa
of tb towrulHw.
Lucia Warden. Alfred Reeves and Arthur Dor
rnnce. At another table were Mrs Gardner
Cnssatt. Andrew Wheeler, Jr, and Lewis l?a.r
soris. Others present included Mr and Mts
Chnrlci Cox, Penn-Gaskelt Hall, Mrs. Charles
Brlnton, Mis. A. S. Conway, Mrs. Edwin O
Close, Mrs. Chatles Knlttel, Mis- Helen U
Murray, Miss Laura D. McCowen, Mrs George
AV Edmunds, JA Aery Jones, Bernard Ashbv,
Earto Hepburn and Thomas Dlco.
Another attractive place lor members of
society during Lent will be the artistic studio
nt 1001 AValnut stleet, where Miss Marguerite
C. Walsi will Rive a series nt dance, tho
patronesses ot these affairs Include Mrs. Thom
as Enrlo White, Mr. 17. Rlttcnhouse Miller,
Mrs George C. Thomns. Mrs. S. Burton Price
nnd Mrs. AVIUIam Flndlay Brown. Mlso Wall's
roomi lie most artistic, the furnishings nrs
of wicker with Alice bluo cushions.
AMUSEMENTS
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OIAItr.ES FrtOIIMAK Present
Th Great Three.fltnr Combination
JULIA SANDERSON
DONALD BRIAN
. JOSEPH OAWTHORN
in THE GIRL FROM UTAH
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"ADVENTUrtLS ON THIS P.OOF OF" TUB EAHTH "
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XilJ.t.U nesular Matinees Wed & Sat.
Eitra Mat Lincoln Birthday, Friday. Feb, 12.
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