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NER will entertain Informally at dinner
tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodman E. Grlscom, of Haver
ford, entertained a small party of friends last
night n,t tho Plaza dinner-dance In New YorkA
The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Corning, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward P. Meany, Mr.
and Mrs. John Q. Qulnby nnd Randolph 1'armly,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Ia Lattn, of 3819 Bpruce
street, have sent out Invitations for n dlnner
danco on Saturday, April 10, at tho Merlon
Cricket Club In honor of Miss Martha Cameron
Whltmer, who mado her debut in the winter.
Mrs. Henry li. Rlttcnhouse, of 317 North 17th
etrect, Harrlsburg, has been spending n week
as tho guest of Mrs. Laurenco Butler, of Town-
'shlp Lino road, Jenklntown. Mrs. Butler wilt
bo remembered as SUB'S Mnrlo V. M. Madeira.
Miss Helen Boyd, daughter of James Boyd,
of Haverford, who has been spending some
time at Atlantic City, has gone to Bennington,
Vt., where she will spend a fortnight ns tho
guest of Miss Imogens Norton.
Miss Frances S. Mcars, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Edward B. Mcars, of 181S Do Lancey
place, who has been spending several weeks
In New England visiting Miss Charlotte Smytho
at Salem, Mass., nnd who nt present Is tho
guest of Miss Pickering In Boston, will return
on March 9, Miss Pickering will accompany
Miss Mears and bo her guest for a fortnight.
Tho Board of Governors of tho San Crlsto
foro Day Nursery, at 2607 Gray's Ferry road,
has brought up tho entire houso for tho Mon
day night performance of "Peg o" My Heart,"
nnd Is disposing of tho tickets for tho bene
fit of the nursory. A number ot this year's
debutantcn will sell programs nt tho affair,
which promises to bo a great success.
Tho members of tho governing board includo
Mrs. John S. Clarke, president! Miss Paulino
Bowlo Davis, vlco president; Mrs. John I.
TVentz, secretary; Mrs. Georgo W. Elklns, Jr.,
treasurer; Miss Anita Miller Smith, assistant
secretary: Miss Elslo Sinklcr, Miss Gertmdo
Osthelmer, Mrs. Alfred G. Stengel, Mrs. James
Francis Sullivan, Mrs. Louis Clarke, Miss
Katherlno Brlnley, Mrs. Ellis Wagner, Mrs
John Slnnott. Miss Lucy Nowhall and Mrs. E.
Lowls.
Tho Society of Plays nnd PlayerB has sent
out cards for Its 18th club night, to bo given
this evening nt tho Playroom, 43 South ISth
street. The first sketch, entitled "The Door
way," Is by Harold Brighouse, and tho play
let was first produced at tho Gaiety Theatre,
Manchester, Eng. Tho stago director Is Dr.
Daniel Mansfield Hoyt. Miss Cornelia Bedford,
J. Bennett Colcsberry and E. Neal Mntsingcr
comprise tho cast.
In a 20th century romanco by J. Hnrtley
(Manners, entitled "Just ns Well" will be Mrs.
Walter D. Dalslmer, Miss Margaret II. Cooper,
Mrs. Warren Walker and Charles D. Mitchell.
Miss Rosamond Hoyt Is tho stage dlreotor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathaniel Seaver Keay an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Carol Senver Keay, to Edmund Richardson
EMaule.
Miss Rose Dolan entertained nt tea Tuesday
afternoon nt Aiken, S. C, where sho Is spend
ing some time.
Miss Elinor Judd Bean, of 1955 Locust street,
"who Is at present at Atlantic City, will return
to Philadelphia In about n week.
Mrs. Richard S. Edwards, of 2119 Locust street,
has Joined tho house party of Mrs. Alexander
Piers, of New York, at Tallahasse, Fla.
Miss Virginia Ransome, of Baltimore, Is vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Nelson C. Mann.
Miss Pauline Davis Bowlo. of 281 South 4th
street, will give an Informal tea this after
noon to meet Mrs. Allan Johnstone Henry, who
before her marriage. In November, was Miss
Bara Devereux Ogden, of New York.
Mrs. W. Moylan Lansdalo and Mrs. John
Beymour Bloren will give the last of their
"at homes" today at 2018 Locust street.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sunday were again
called on to meet Philadelphia society at the
home of Mrs. Nathan A. Taylor, of Moreland
avenue, Chestnut Hill, this morning at 10:15
o'clock.
Owing to Illness Mrs. Edwin N. Benson will
not bo nble to receive today. Mrs. Benson had
Issued cards for a tea to meet Mrs. Philemon
Dickinson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dickinson have given
up their home, "The Hermitage," In Vlllanova.
and have taken a'house In Chestnut Hill.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
CTrfWYD Dr. and Mrs. George W, Lincoln, of
J3ryn Mawr avenue, gave a .dance last night,
followed by a buffet supper. Yellow daffodils
were used ns decorations. Doctor and Mrs.
Lincoln's guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer
M Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Harrlgan, Mr. and
Mrs. John C. McAvoy, Mr. and Mrs. F. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. McConaghy. Mr, and
Mrs. O) M. Mlrteenes, Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith,
Mr and Mrs. Warren Buzby, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Kershaw, Mr. and Mrs. Dawes, Mr, nnd
' Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lang. Miss Bertha
Garwood nnd Mr, Evans.
Mrs. Calvin G, Child entertained the members
of her sewing club yesterday nt her homo on
Hampton terrace.
Tho Cynwyd Club will hold another of its in
formal Saturday night dances this week. A
special dansant was held on Washington's
Birthday, from t:i0 to 6:J0 o'clock. The affair
was a very delightful one. There were about
iQO present, including members and their
guests,
Miss Margaret Kershaw left today for a
weeks' visit to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Addison Fox and Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour de BennevUlo Kelm have
Issued cards for a dance on Wednesday, March
1Q, at tha Cynwyd Club.
CHESTNUT HILL
Mr. and Mrs. William Moyn, Jr., of East
Graver's Lane, are spending smrM weeks In
Atlantic, City accompanied by their two daugh
tire. Miss Marian and Miss Eleanor Men.
Mrs, Isaac Mooro Slmonln, of Navahoa and
JJortlsnd avenues, has returned to her home
from Atlantic- City
Hr. and Mrs B. Karle Johnson, of 7208 Carl
ton jstmt, will lY to tort days to join Mr.
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and Mrs. E. Hlne Johnson, at their home 2211
Walnut street, where tliey v. Ill spend a fort
night.
GERMANTOWN
Miss Pauline Fleming held an exhibition of
cernmlo art nt Uio Women's Exchange on West
Cheltan avenuo, yesterday.
T. ArtliUf rflAfAlIn., nt rtAtenlt MtMl.. la
pending several days as tho guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Goodfollow, of
S3 West Schoolhouse lane.
Edwin Atlco has returned to hla home, 8012
West Coulter street Mr. Atleo has been trav
eling abroad for the past fow months. Anthony
Wayne Robinson, whose engagement to Miss
Margaret Atlco was recently announced, In
spending several days as tho guest of his
parents In, Haverford. Mr. Robinson makes his
homo In Now York.
Tho Neighborhood Club will give a 4 o'clock
tea on Wednesday, March 3, nt the homo of
Mrs. Isaac Smith, 6123 Greeno street.. About to
guests will be present.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin L. Cross, who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Honry C. Diamond,
of Cloverly lane, Rydal, for several weeks,
will return to town on March 1. Mr. and Mrs
Cross will open their bungalow at Gwyncdd
Valley about the 1st of May. ,
Miss Henrietta Dlmond, who attends school
nt Fnrmlngton, Conn., spent tho week-ond with
her parents, returning to school on Tuesdny.
MIsa Mary Sautor, of Oak Lane, will enter
tain at "500" Saturday evening. Miss Sautcr's
guests will be Miss Gladys de Camp. Miss Edith
Larzalere, Mies Helen Brown, Miss Pearl Wcst
cott. Miss Helen Millard, Jack Pcterman, Stan
ley Willis, Walter Miller, B. Raymond Scott,
Nevll de Camp and Stnnloy Vandersllce.
Miss Mabol Kehr Donnelly, of BUI North 13th
Btrcet, Logan, entertained Monday evening at
a George Washington party, when her guests
Included Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris Robinson, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Frank Hellerlck, Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ris Glbb, Miss Flora Mager nnd Norman Force.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Day, of 4938 North Broad
streot, Logan, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Emma Slmner Day, to
Frederick Emtl Aubel, Jr.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. A. Lynn Walker, of Stonelolgh Court,
will bo the hostess at a card party thla after
noon, when her guests will Include Miss
Gwondolyn Taylor, Mlsa Alma Miller, Miss
Mabel McLaughlin, Mrs. John Broadflcld, Mrs.
Matthew Kelloy, Miss Evelyn P. Jarden and
Mrs. Bradbury.
Miss Eleanor Boyle, of 6318 Race street, has
left for nn extended visit with friends In Mount
Union, Pa.
Mrs. Frederick H. Tackabcrry, of 4414 Walnut
street, will entertain the members of her bridge
club this afternoon.
Tho wedding of Mlsa Esther A. Ryan, of 17
South 61st street, and William Balnes, whose
engagement was announced recently, will take
placo In April.
TUESDAY night brought about a curious
change nt tho Metropolitan Opera House,
In regard to Its uttendance, for although the
orchestra and gallery were crowded to over
flowing with music-lovers, many of tho boxes
Btood empty, muto evidence of the passing of
tho season. But while the boxes here nnd
there looked desolate others were filled with
those who were unable to resist the attrac
tion of Madame Sans Gene.
Mrs. Alexander Van Rennselaer Is In the
South, but her recently arrived brother,
Anthony J, Drexel, entertained In her box,
and held quite a reception after his long ab
sence abroad.
.Mr. and Mrs. Tower entertained a number
of young persons, Including their daughters,
Miss Helen Tower and Miss Gertrude Tower,
the latter of whom was handsomely gowned In
apricot satin with graceful draperies of tulle
cascading from the shoulders. The frock had
a wide panel of satin at the back. Her sister,
Miss Helen Tower, wore a graceful little gown
of pale pink satin with an overdress of crystals.
Miss Lois Cassatt looked charmingly quaint
In a frock of pompadour taffeta with a wide
girdle of peacocV clue. The voluminous skirt
was quite short and had quillings around the
bottom. The upper half of the bodice was of
tulle In a'sl'.ade harmonizing with the girdle.
Mrs. Harry Wain Harrison, In a box with
Mrs. Charles Custls Harrison, Jr., was radiant
In white satin and crystals. Her flat coiffure
was bound by a Jeweled fillet. Mrs. Charlie
Harrison's gown of lustrous black satin af
forded a striking contrast. Mrs. Cornelius
Stevenson entertained In the Stoteabury box.
Miss E, Owen Martin, who entertained In het
father's box, wore an exquisite gown of orchid
colored pussy willow taffeta, with a flounced
skirt and trimmings of chiffon and cream lacs.
A girlish frock of white satin with a wide
girdle of royal blue velvet and crystal trim
ming on the bodice was worn by Miss Kitty
BrlnUm.
Mrs. Albert L. Smith appeared In a charming
gown of Venetian red brocaded velvet, a shade
which proved most becoming to her type. Mr.
and Mrs, Walter Jeffords had Beveral guests In
their box, Mrs. Jeffords looking well In pale
pink satin veiled In net embroidered In pearls.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. James Grant, of Rhawn street,
announce the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Emma Cook Grant, to Earl R, Clark, of
North Philadelphia.
Arthur Standlsh, of Tonresdale avenue, Wis
slnorolpg, has returned from a visit to friends
Jn Altoona, Pa.
The annual supper will be held In the Wls
tlnomlng Presbyterian Church today.
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Photograph by Marccuu.
MRS. JOSEPH PLUMB AND HER SON, JOSEPH PLUMB, JR.
Mrs. Plumb will leave early next month for the South to visit her mother, Mrs.
Dclamater Vail, at her homo in Palm Bench, Fla.
DANCING CLASSES
Lenten Affairs Will Consist Chiefly in
Small Dinners nnd Dances.
Dancing clames will bo tho main affairs of
tho evening ono for tho Mnln Lino folk, at the
(Morion Cricket Club, and the other for the
town folk, at tho Rlttonhouso. Tho class at
tho Cricket Club will be the Bccond of three or
ganized by Mrs. William Roberts Howell and
Mrs. Kane S. Green nnd tho mombers Include
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Kcmblo Yarrow, Mr. and
Mia. William West, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph A.
Jauney, Jr.. Mr. nnd Mrs. James I. Llneaweaver,
llr. and Mrs. Matthew Baird, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Georgo W. Kendrick, 3d, Mr. and Mrs. Felton
Bent, Mr. nnd Mre. Walter Clothier, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Isaac H. Clothier, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Howell Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen Dalley,
Mr. and Mre. H. Bartol Brazier, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard M. Hcckshcr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Reld, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Porter, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J.
Vcrner, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Mr. and
Mre. William L. Hlret, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fayette
Plumb, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin H. Fitter, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Bnrry Colahan, 3d, Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton French Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.
Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bain, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Stevenson Crothera, Mr. and Mre. Boulton
Earnshaw.
Mr. and Mrs, George W. Kendrick, 3d, ot
Pennacre, Vlllanova, will entertain at dinner
before tho dance. Covers will be laid for 24.
Illchard Crozer will also entertain at dinner be
fore the dance. His guesta will Include Mr. and
Mrs. 'William H. T. Huhn, Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam L. Hirst, Mr, and Mrs. Lafayette Lentz,
Mrs. William Roberts Howell and Harry O.
Yarrow, Jr.
The dance at tho ntttenhouse will be tho
first of the series organized by Mrs. Roland
R. Foulke, Mrs. J. Nelson Purvlance, Mrs.
Henry K. Dlllard, Jr., Mrs. II. Evan Taylor
and Miss Mary Coates. Tho class Is composed
of 100 members and will meet again on March 4,
11, 17 and 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Churchill Williams will enter
tain nt dinner before the dance tonight.
The annual dance of the Alpha and Beta
Chapters of the Phi Sigma Delta Sorority will
be held tomorrow night at the Germantown Au
tomobile Club. TtK&ballroom will be decorated
with flowers, paVSferns and evergreens and
arranged with artlflWM moonlight to be used
In the moon dances which will form a novel
featuro of the program.' The ofilcers of the
association, Miss Grace Fulmer. Miss Laura
Firth. Mlsa Grace Vandeveer. Miss Margaret
Sosna and Miss Marian Palate, will receive the
members and their guests. These will Include
Miss Emma Battereby, Mlis Marian d Burlo.
Miss Anna Evans, Mlei Sarah Evans, Miss
Gladya Heacock, Miss Mabel Heacock, Miss
Dorothy Moore. Miss Helen Palmer, Miss Emily
Atwood, Miss Linda Mull, Mlts Helen McFad
den. Mlsa Gertrude White, MKs Marie Merz.
Miss Sylvia Broom, Miss Marian Wilson, Miss
Isabel Jackson,, Miss Consutlla Rulae, Palmer
Palste, Harry Buchanan, Cart Broom, Cyril Tay.
lor, Armlen Shuman, Harold Murdock, Edward
Graham. Horace Miller, William Smith, Stanley
Bytes, Donald McKee, Scott McFsdden, Robert
Dayls, Harold Merz. Frank Die". Carroll
Duzby, Frank Shallows, George Gelkler, Harotd
McNcel. James Shell, Carl Burger, Gerald Fltz
Patterson and Joseph ClawBOn. Tha patron
eases who will attend are Mrs. Charles Ful
mer, Mrs. William H. Battersby, Mrs. It. J.
Soana, Mrs, Edward Firth, Mrs. Jcnn U Van
deveer. Mrs, H. G. Palste. Mrs. M. T. Wells,
Mrs. Bruce McFadden, Mrs. Charles Etans,
Mrs. J, O. Moore. Mrs. H, It Palmer, Mw. E.
M, Atwood, Miss Clalro Vancleze. Mrs, Lemuel
White, Mrs. Hrfrry Broom, Mrs. Harry WUon,
Mrs. H. Jackson, Mrs. W, Merz and Mm. B.
B. Rulae.
WILMINGTON
Mlsa Mary Brlnghurst and Edward Bring
buret. 6th, have Joined Colonel and Mrs. George
A. Elliott at Lake Placid In the Adirondack
for a fortnight's stayj
Mrs, Edward Williams has returned to her
home at Milton. Mass., after a week's stay
with her father. General James H. Wilson.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Mrs. Cecil Filler and Miss Clarice FrUhmuth,
of Rlverton, are enjoying a, visit In Florida,
where they are with relatives.
Mrs, W. T- Boyle and Miss Boyle, of Had
donfleld, are visiting- In New Tork.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaao Ferris, of MerchantvllU,
wlU remain Jn Florida uatU AprU.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Lieutenant Ralph L. Shepard, U. S. M. C,
and Mrs. Shepard have Issued Invitations for a
dance to bo given at their homo In tho Glrard
Estate, 2332 South 21st street, on March 9.
Their guests will be Colonel Llttloton Waller T.
Waller, U. S. M. C. and Mrs Waller. Captain
T. C. Turner, U. 8. M. C, nnd Mrs. Turner,
Lieutenant A. A. Vnndcgrlft, U. S. M. C , nrid
Mrs. Vnndegrlft, Major R. S. Berkolcy, U. S.
M. C, and Mrs. Berkeley, Captain Richard B.
Crcocy, U. S. M. C, and Mrs. Crcecy, Captain
W. N. Hill, U. S. M. C. and Mrs. Hill. Captain
F. F. Robards, U. S. M. C. nnd Mrs. Robards,
Lieutenant Colonel W. C. Neville, U. S. M. C.
and Mrs. Neville; Captain E. T. Fryer, U. B.
M. a, and Mrs. Fryer, Major H. Lee, U. H. M.
C, and Mrs. Lee, Lieutenant Commander Ray
mond 3. Keyes, U. S. N nnd Mrs. Kcycs, Cap
tain A. S Williams, U. S. M. C, and Mrs. Will
lams, Lieutenant Charles A. Lutz, U. S M. C,
end Mrs. Lutz, Lieutenant W. F. Cochrane, U.
S. N., and Mrs. Cochrane, Lieutenant Com
mander Guy A. Blssett, V. S. N., and Mrs. Bis
sett, Paymaster A. B. Court, U. S. N and Mrs.
Court, Lieutenant Arthur T. Barney. U. S. N.,
and Mrs. Barney, Lieutenant Samuel W. Bogan,
U. S. M. C, nnd Mrs. Bogan, Lieutenant J. Q:
Adams, U. S. Jr. C, nnd Mrs. Adams, Lieu
tenant C. T. Blackburn, U. yS. N and Mrs.
Blackburn, Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Vulto,
Mrs. Wilcox, Mnjor C. S. Hill, U. S. M. C,
Captain Macker Babb. U. S. M. C, Major Smcd
ley T. Butler, U. S. M. C, Captain J. R. Hor
ton, U. S. M. C, Lloutcnant E. A. Ostcrman,
Captain J. C. Beaumont, Major C. S. Hill, Lieu
tenant E. W. Sturdevant, Miss Vnndegrlft. nnd
Lieutenant R. D. Brumbaugh, Paymaster Man
ning II. Phllbrlck. U. S. N nnd Mrs. Phllbrlck.
Lieutenant A. B. Miller, U. 8. L C, and Mrs.
Miller.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. A. Daroff, of 1813 North 33d
street, entertained n few of their friends early
this week. Among those present were Dr. and
Mrs. A. Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. A. Daroff, Mr.
and Mrs. Strauss, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Feldman,
Miss Sophia Feldman, Mr. and Mrs, A. David
son, Miss Rosa Strauss, Mrs. Walkowltz, of
New York; Mr. and Mrs. E Ostroff, Mr. nnd
Mrs. M. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. II. Shore, Louis
Sherman, Miss Elizabeth Daroff, Henry Voice,
of New York; Mr. and Mrs. J. Price, Leo
Jacobs, Miss Itosylo Daroff and Louis Daroff.
Mrs. Russell Wilson, of 1D2I North Park ave
nue, gave a delightful children's party yester
day afternoon for her young sons, Russell, Jr.,
Jack and Harrison. The decorations were red
white and blue. Red carnations and cherries
mingled with small flags and novelties repre
senting the traditions of Washington's child
hood. The favors were red. white and blue
baskets filled with cherry bonbons. The guests
were Helen Neville, Ruth Wolstenholme, Helen
Wolstenholme, Gertrude Smith, Florence Rob
erts, Camilla Smith, Laura Delser, Emily
Craven, Henrietta Schleln, Marguerite Barry,
Howard Orten, Jr., Arthur Stephens, Howard
Colchower, Lionel May, Taylor Gladding, James
Gladding, Palmere Harrison, Edward F. Har
rison, Frank Wilson, Robert Wilson, Clement
Walnwrlght and Mettler Rlttenhouse, Jr.
MISS MINNIE ROSENTHAL
Hiss Rosenthal has been an. active
iror?W toward tha success1 of tha
daase iich will b given Sunday night
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THE marriage of Miss Mary C. Pallatt, daugh
ter of Mr, nnd Mrs. William Pailatt, of 11
Smodley street, to Theodore F. Marquetnnd
was solemnized Monday night nt the home of
tho bride's parents, by the Rev. Charles P.
Alspach, pastor of tho Mount Hermon Re
formed Church, 16th and Wlngohocklng streots.
Mr. Pallatt gavo his daughter In marrlago.
Miss Elizabeth Griesbach, as bridesmaid, was
the only attendant. Wilson Rohrbach was Mr.
Marquetand's best man. The ceremony was
followed by a reception. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mar
quotand will be at homo on Thursdays In
March at 3633 Germantown avenue.
Announcement Is made of the marriage of
Miss Sara W. Klrkpatrlck, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Klrkpatrlck, of 201S South Sal
ford street, West Philadelphia, to Dr. James
L. Boyd, of Savannah, Ga.. on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 23, at half-past four o'clock. Doctor
Boyd was a surgeon In the Atlantlo Transpor
tation Company and nt the outbrenk of tho war
enlisted In the British Red Cross service. Im
mediately nftcr tho ceremony Doctor Boyd left
for Encland to submit his resignation, nnd
upon his return will Join Mrs. Boyd and take
up his residence In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. James, of Rex ave
nue, have Issued Invitations for the marriage
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry iBracl, of 2319 North
Lawrenco street, entertained their friends at
a dinner last night, to celebrate the 60th birth
day nnnlvcrsary of Mr. Israel. Among those
present were Louis, Benjamin and Jacob
Israel, brothers of tho host and their wives;
Mrs. Rose Powdermaker, Miss Harriet Israel,
Special omcers Garrett. Redmond nnd John
Clifton and House Sergeant Louis Schwab, of
tho 4th and, York streets police station.
Stetson Hospital held a bazaar In tho audi
torium of the Institution, under tho direction of
the Board of Woman Managers. Luncheon was
Bervod at 11:30 and supper at 6:30. Adam Gclbel
gavo an organ recital after luncheon and
Buppcr. Donations wero received from all parts
of the city. It Is the Intention of the directors
of tho hospital to use whatever may provo
available and to sell tho rest.
Miss Mary McCauley will entertain her
friends at a "500" party tonight at her home,
1856 North 0th street The guests will bo
Miss Mario McGllnchey, Miss Anna McCauley,
Miss Rose Kelly, Miss Mary Kelly, Miss Mary
Holmes, Miss Nan Grcely, Miss Helen Smith.
Miss Elizabeth McCauley. Roy Lynch, John
McGllnchey, Harry Kunkel, Charles McGraw,
William Taylor, John Craig, James Kelly,
Joseph McCauley, Joseph McGllnchey, Robert
Thompson, Michael McTntyro and Max
Wlnckur.
Miss Madeline Bader, of 1028 Ontnrlo street,
gave a most delightful party this week. The
feature of the evening was a one-act drama,
played by the Tremalno Social. Among those
present wero Miss Veronica Dagney, Miss
Madeline Bader, Miss Catherine Rlchenback,
Miss Sadie Gross, Miss Josephine Bader, Miss
Elsie Klein, Miss Mario Bader, Miss Margaret
Hunt, Miss Catherine Berhalter, Miss Catherine
Elaer, Robert Link, Schuyler Scott, Stephen
Bader, Lawrence Byrnes, Robert Ralston,
James Byrnes, Bernard Elser and Frederick L.
Franke.
TIOGA
Mrs. Walter A. Nash, of 4033 North Broad
street, chairman of the Tioga and Nlcetown
district of the Emergency Relief fund, will
give a card party on Saturday night nt her
home. About 160 prominent residents of the
section Interested in the work of the commit
tee will participate.
Among other large entertainments, to be
given in aid of the some charity, will be the
ball on Friday night, Maroh 19, by Mrs. Will
lam Smith, of 4131 North Broad street, at the
St. James, and the muslcale and dance on
Monday night, March 22d, at the Nlcetown
Boys' Club, Hunting Park avenue and Clarissa
street. The latter will bo In charge of Mrs.
Albert Lincoln Lehman, of 1827 Butler street,
assisted by Mrs. Frederick Halterman, Mrs.
Jacob Schrleber and Mrs. Nash. The Philadel
phia Boys' and Girls' Orchestra, with John
Curtis, Jr., conductor, will have charge of the
music.
AMUSEMENTS
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DANCING AROUND
WTH AL JOLSON
ONLT MUSICAL BHOW IN TOWN
ADELPHI Pop. $1 Mat. Today
TONIQHT. 8UB
OLIVER MOJ108CO Pnt
PEG 0; MY HEART
Tha Play You Havt Ba Waiting For.
O A. M. TO 11 P-
M.
VAUDEVILLE
B Mlichlef Makara; Grav
en) A Lavoodra; Others
PHOTOPLAY
llobart Bos worth la
'BUCKSHOT JOHN'
PALACE
1214 Market
10c and 20c
CROSS 8 MUSICAL CO-EDS
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tVIU J. M Procrsm uuum tun. ana Th
THEATRE afffflOcl 3F8
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NIXON'S
GRAND
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Norofc A. " -
Toir aqs. 7 3
MjRO.HUUftACin. WtlWWi
Uim
of their daughter, Miss Btle
wmor
Percy J, Myers, of Tioga, nl
day, March 24, In the Roxbof
Church, The bride has seleo
Mosteller for her maid of hot
will hnve his brother, Walfcf
best man; nnd Frederick MyarAL
and Howard Klemm, of Tloffai;
at home cards aro for Thursdays
27, nt Greystono,
borough.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ma
slon nvenuo, nnd Raymond
and Mrs. John S. Turner, of.l
nvenuo, will take place on Wodnetd
Invitations hnve been Issued?
rlago of Mies Anna Gtblt, M5 Ceg
nnu u&vm xiiuihuo. v,,., iv.
tho mother of Mr. Thomas, t'jonng0n.
bo n nulet affair nt the home? wJn bJ
nunt, Mrs. Swart. The coujfoter, has
Frankford. 7 '" Ha-
i a 23-round
Announcement has been mbou ,.
rlage of Miss Matilda Bermaterfl- They
Levy, of 2973 Frankford avenue, Johnson
Elkton, Md. Marlanso
ROXBOROUGPcSme't'o
Mlsa Sturgls, of 48S Green if f flfh
. . , ,- .'rIey' th0
spending several days In East, Havana
Bethlehem, ns the guest of her1'11? tho
ty If he
Samuel B. Sturgls, ot the Easton lent be-
,he "Big
The Drexel Blddle Bible Claa" chttJ""
will give a very attractive musical
entertainment tomorrow evening
Congregational Church, East HnaJj
Ridge avenue. The Rev. J. A. naylnfe
pastor, will preside.
vt with
dulcd
M. G. Garrlgues and Louis GarrlguPnys'
turned from a short stay In Atlant)rffries
Dr. C. K. Rowo, formerly of t
Schuylkill, la ns present locatt-d- twi
111.
T.ATSTQnnWWT?. iil
Mr. and Mre. Jennings Hood, of
Steward avenues, are entertaining
lass, of Toronto, Can.
The Girls' Sunday School Class of SOT
Church will give an Irish tea at the Dev
Lansdowne court, March 17.
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AMUSEMENTS
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A . x ." . J: nou
noma oj ona ureaiesi .rlofOpfaj
A TVmnn "Tlnr AFTS., 1 and 3 10c 81
- xmico AJanjf EVOS.. T and 0 10c. Id
ANNETTE KELLERMANI
"NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER
BEGINNING MON. AFT., MI
TUB WONDER OF THE WORLD
HALL, CAINE'S
"THE ETERNAL CK
Produced by Famous Playera' Film Co.
RESERVED SEATS NOW SELI
PRTflF.R AFTERNOONS. 10c, IBe, 5o
nXlKjUO EVENINGS ....10c. 25c. EOs
1 -i,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
PHILADELPHIA
OKCHESTRA;
LEOPOLD 8TOKOWSKJ. Conductor
Two Concerts for the Benefit of tha
PTilWATflM PTTMn
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iflUiinuAl ujiumwuNS CiluluC
EVa., MAR, 4, Sjmphony, "LOBaESANa
at 8:15. 100 Mualcians. Chorus of m6L
FRIDAY WAGNER PROGRAM
AFT,, MAR. 5, MME. JOHANNA GAD8BX
at 3:00. Soloist
Reserved Beats. SOo to $2; Box Seats, J2 and fSML
Tickets NOW at Henpe's. 1110 Chestnut St.
GARRICK Last 3 Evgs. furi
ANN MURDOCK "ffir3
Next Week, Evenings BUS. Matinees Wed. and 'Sat.
SPECIAL GRAND OPERA EVENT
SAN (IP A -NT Tk ntJT7TA COM.
CARLO
j itn ii i J A UA PANY
100 PEOPLE
SUPERB CHORUS AND BALLS
Fine Senile Effects
COMPLETE GRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA
TWENTY CELEBRATED OPERA STARS
Monday. Alda; Tuesday, Lucia; Wednesday Mat.,
.Faust; Ee.. Cotiallerto.PaoIioccf; Thursday, ftlpj.
terralady;e.0B3g;TgD'AUYfy ""- W"'
FORREST Next Week 8itH5.aw
Nlfbta at 8:15. Matlness Wed. and Sat. at 2:18.
DANIEL V. ARTHUR Present?
MABJE IUCIIARD
CAHILL CABLE
In tha New Musical Comedy
"90 IN THE SHADE"
Best Caat Ever.
Uivy or Beautiful Girls.
1 Q NEW MUSICAL
Til MUUtSHH UArICA
J-" NUMiipnH
J-u NUMBERS
Popular Price Wednesday Ma,tlnee. Beat Seats 11.80.
BROAD Last 8 Evgs. "StwhSSt
Mrs. Patrick Campbell
Bnonc. PYGMALION
NEXT WEEK 8EATS TODAY
THE MISLEADING LADY
With PAUL DICKEY
MARKET BTREET
AND JUNIPEH
Continuous VaudsvtlU
11 ISO A. M. to 11:30 P. It.
GLOBE
Tim McMahon and Edythe Chapollej Others
COMING NEXT WEEK
ADDED ATTRACTION COLORED 8CENIC
"ADVENTURES ON THE ROOF OF THE EARTH'
rhotographtd tv Fr4 Burlingham.
Great peril scenes laid around tha Matterbern.
Mount Diana and tha Junifrau. DON'T MISS THIS
PICTURE.
ACADEMY, TONIGHT AT StlB
NEW YORK
SYMPHONY
SOLOIST
J0SEP
OKUiiUSTHA
Hofmanu
WALTER DAMROSCH
Conductor
Tickets. 75c to 12. At Ueppe's
amphitheatre 60c
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
EXTRAORDINARY FEATlMS BJLLj
mbs. LESLIE CARTER Jo "Zaza"
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