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f; -jfjt of Mr. David u. r. utviniis, ni sua
he taince place.
nwlnrr to Illness Mrs. Jnlin Scott, Jr., hal
continued her days at home.
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1 ,age to spend nliout two mourns in iMiginnu.
Invitations have been recnlled for thn N'elRh
bor'n Club ten, which wns to have bnen Riven
.i.nn.t at (tin linmn nf Mm. Isflnn
'tomorrow khc.,"", - -
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,town, owing to tho Hudden death of ono of
&..- .ih members. Sirs. J. Iloccrs Holcombc.
inc i'wu '
S'O. Allen I.ee, of AA'nrrenton, Vn., who wns
ffo lerlously Injured while rldlnc In n steeple-
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i this city.
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will attend the sportsmen's dinner nt the Itltz
;Carlton, which will bo given on Saturday, and
'which will bo entirely for tho exclusive horsc
tnen throughout the East to promote raclns In
'ennsyivania.
Mrs. Ambrose I. Harrison, of 1625 Walnut
itrcet, denies tho engagement of her daugh
ter, Miss Elizabeth Harrison, and John J. Con
way, of 3804 Chestnut street.
I Announcement Is mndo of the mnrrlaRO of
fllUs Dorothy Clinton 'Wliltlnir. daughter of Mi.
t'arld Mrs. Charles "VVItcox "Whltlnfr. of Cam
Ibrldgc, Mass., to Rowden Washington, son o?
the late William Herbert Washington and
f Mrs. Washington, now living In Now York, and
a nephew of Miss Elizabeth C. Washington, of
thl Lincoln, this city.
The wedding took placo very quietly at the
1 homo of the brldo'H parents In Cambridge on
' Saturday, February 27.
f The bridegroom is connected with the wiic
Uits department at Harvard University, nml
fthe young couple will make their home In Cnrai
tbrldse.
Stiilrs. Walter II Bryant, of 116 South 22d
street, will go to N'ew York tomorrow, whero
ishe will be tho guest of Mis. J. J. Manning
'.for several days. Mrs. Manning will entertain
at the opera for her guest.
" 3Irs. Itamlal Morgan, of Wyndmoor, Chest
nut Hill, will entertain at luncheon today In
honor of Mrs. Howard Wood, who beforo her
.marriage In tho fall wns Miss Phoebe Wllmor.
'Covers will bo laid for H.
His. Charles AV. Henry, Miss Gertrude Henry
lind Mlsa Elizabeth Henry, of St. Martin's, aro
lit Aiken, S. C, for an Indcflnlto time.
jyirs. Joseph G. mttcnliouse entertained at
luncheon nt tho Belgravla yesterday.
,Mr. and Mrs. David Newhall and Itobert Xew
hail spent the week-end In Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Clothier, of Villanovn,
iccompanlcd by Miss Emily Earnshaw, nro
pending acveral days at Atlantic City.
, Jllss Gladys Wyldo Trlnkle will leave to
morrow for a week's visit to Mr. and Mr.
lLouls I.crtoy Hepburn at their home near
Heading.
, Mrs. B. 1. Howell, her daughter, Mrs. George
W. Willing, Jr., and Miss Emily Barclay nro
pending a few weeks. In White Sulphur Springs,
jV. Va.
?vMr. and Mrs. H. Attmoro Prlzcr, Jr., will
five a dinner of 12 covers on AVednesday,
March 10, nt their home, 6336 Overbrook road,
Overbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Waller SI. Laltue, of HI Pel
ham road, Germantown, sent out Invltatlona for
t. dance Tuesday. April 6, at Asher'a for their
daughter, Miss Margaret Laltue. About 300
tuets from the school set will attend.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
,HElHON-lIr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Howard, of
Sycamore ami Linden roads, who left In Feb
ruary for Virginia Hot Springs, will return
about tho middle of this month.
Wrs. Arthur Montague Lewis, of Balrd road,
tvlll as usual hold the meeting of the Bed Cross
oclety at her homo Thursday" ufternoon.
"wynhewooD Mrs. Blchard C. Heyl will en
tertain, her son, Blchard C. ' Heyl, Jr and his
cUMinate t Princeton, Andrew P. H. Kenny,
. Detroit, Mich., over the week-end. The
young men, who are both Juniors at college,
fe coming over to attend the meeting of Mrs.
Troth's Dancing Class on Friday.
Mr, Hnd Mrs. Abel A. AVetherlll, of Kent
foad, teturned yeelcrduy from a week-end visit
to Atlantic City. '
s CHESTNUT HILL
JMri. s, Crozer Robinson, of Germantown and
IHpset avenues, has returned to her home
'gm LakewnoU.
Jjr. and Mrs. Morgan Ilebard, of 8313 Shawnee
fKI"' have left for a fortnight's stay In
MUml, Fla,
fJohn AVaters, of Chestnut avenue and Beth
rtiem pike, left yesterday to make, his homo n
ir Hampshire.
to. Joseph AVear has gone to St. Louis.
tot a stay of several weeks.
!. Frederick AVard, of Halifax, is the guest
'ip 'ter. Mrs. Edward A, Anderson, of St,
Pln', for about a month.
F ALONG THE READING
ra meeting of the Men'B Club of Avyncote
Ip'hjld in the pariah house of AH Hallows
Ipreh. Wymote, last evening. George S.
y8wtn gave itn illustrated lecture, his. sub
Wt being, The AYild Tribes of the Pblllp
fcA end whai Has Ben Done for tbein
Under American Utile." A. .1. ChnuvMiu n
president of thi club
The program for Ihe musical ten nlvon lv
tho Jenklntown (hoinl nt the Jenklntown
Amlltoilum jesterday nfteinoon nt 3 3D oMork
Wan:
(I) "Tho Sweel o' the AVnr Man T Snltor
,n ...., . The JfnWntown Choral
C-) 'Vision's Fugitive" Massonm
,,, , . Ar'l'r Jnckson.
... .."" ;,0, tluernei Mbiio
(4) "Sweetheart, Sigh No More" Frank Laities
Th Jettkintowtt Chornl.
id; a ! Mfld a Flower"
b "You Ask Me AVhy"
Kel I"
Kellle
. , Arthur Jnckson,
(61 Alolln solo Ouentcv M itia
() "Itockln' Tlmn" Kno
The Jenklntown Chornl.
Mis Hcisle Kllle Slatigh, muslcnl dlio, toi,
and Mrs. Mnry Xock Mnlpjss. club accompanist
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. John McCown, of CSOI Emlen street,
will have as her guests In n few iln Mr.
and Mrs. Angell and their two daughters, of
New York.
Mis. George Crier Allison entertained mem
bers of her bridge club this nfternopn nt her
home, 423 West Cltelten nventie.
Mrs. Henry II. Moan, nf 1B3 Cnrpcttler nil est,
accompanied by her son, Carpenter Donli, spent
the week-end vlilllng frlemln In Bnltlmoro nnd
Annnpolls, Md.
Philip Brocklesby hn returned to the !rey
stone, 125 School House lane, from a trip to
Bnltlmoro, Mil.
Mrs. Joseph M. niebcr, of Atlantic City,
spent tho week-end with her father, A. J.
AVhlte, of fiS07 Germantown avenue.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Florence Smith, of 3913 Haltlmoio avenue,
will rntertnln nt btldge this nfteinooii In honoi
of Miss A'lrglnla Lock wood McCain, whose miir-
rlagp to Htunlev Oladdlng AVIIcov will take
placo on Tluir&dny. The Riiest.s will Include
Miss Marguerite frlscom, Miss Isabel netikiiff.
Miss Eleanor Duffv. Miss Katharine Mullen,
Mrs Joseph Moiicy. Mra. Anthony AVnteier.
Miss Bessie Smith, illss Jlnrguerlte Shellv, Miss
Brcncla Clevland and Mrs. William Camp
bell. Jr.
In the evening Mrs. Frederick I). Jnekd will
entertain nt dinner In honor or Misa McCain
and Mr. AVIIcox. Tho guests will be seated nt
small tables, which will be elaborately dnco
rated with pink nnd yellow spring tinners. I11
foimal ilnnclng will follow. The guests will lu
cludo Colonel and Mm. George Not McCnln,
Sir. nnd Sirs. Herbert A. Wilcox, Sir. and Sits.
H. It. SlcCnln, of I'ittsbuigb; SIih. K. E. Kchew
and Sir. and Sirs. Chester It. Ilnbst, also of
Pittsburgh; Dr. nnd Sirs. John Edward .Tames.
Sir. nnd Sirs. James Wilson, Sir. nnd Sirs.
Frederick Llneawcaver, Sir. and Sirs. Edwin
Campbell, Sir. and Sirs. William Campbell, Sllss
Florence Smith, Miss Biencia Clovland, SIlss
SInrguerlte Shelly and Howard Johnson.
Sirs. Le Grand Law, of 5GIG Klngscsslng ave
nue, gavo a surprlso party Inst week In honor
of her husband. Among those present were
Dr. and Sirs. George AV. Spencer, Sir. nnd Mrs.
James A. Jones, Sir. and Sirs, Georgo Con
stable, Sir. and Sirs. Samuel Boll, Sir, and
Mrs. Walter Garrison, Mr. nnd Sirs. John Hen
derson, Mrs. Harriet Corcoran, Sirs. Joseph
Brown, of Chicago; Sirs. C. Blchel, H. Jack,
SIlss Katharine Strohmaler, SIlss Emma Stroh
malcr. Miss Kathryno Spencer, Mlsi Ella Hell,
SIlss Ada Bell, Lc Grnnd Law, Jr., SIlss Gladys
Law, SIlss Kuthryno Law.
Sir. and Sirs. Thomns Corcoran, of 141 North
Rccsn street, ertertnlned last week in honor
of tho birthday of her daughter, SIIhs Frances
Corcoran,
Sir. nnd Sirs. James A. Jonei. of 1!)23 South
"Tlli street, cntertnlned at dinner last week.
Tlioso present were Sir. nnd Slifi. A. O'llrlen,
Sir. nnd Sirs. Jninen SIoHugh, John Corcoran,
Sirs. Hnrrlel Corcoran, Edward A. Corcoran,
John Jones.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Slr.. George N. Dawes will entertain the
members of her card club this afternoon nt her
homo In tho Glrard Estate. 2503 South Garnet
street. A buffet luncheon will be served. Her
guests will bo Mrs. Harris, SIlss Anne Harris,
Sirs. John H. Hall, Sirs. Henry C. Schwann,
Sirs. J. A'odges, Sirs. Herman Livingstone and
Sirs. John T. Fenner.
Lieutenant C. T. Blackburn, U. S. N., and
SIis. Blackburn are at present entertaining Mrs.
Blackburn's nuut, Mrs. Monte Griffith, of
AVnshlngton, D. C, at their home In tho Glrard
ICntatc, 2316 South Lambert street. Mis. Grif
fith will remain their guest for several weeks.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Slary Loughlln, of 2215 Hunting Park
avenue, whose graduation took place last week,
has gone for a month's visit to relatives In
Massachusetts.
Mrs. L. F. Fabian, of 1529 Noith 15th street,
is spending some time In Newark, N. J., where
she la the guest of her slater. Sirs. C. B. Davla.
Sirs. F. L. Goldstein, of Altoona, Pa., will be
the guest of her parents, Dr. and Sirs. L. S
Bublnsohn, of 517 North 4th street, this week.
Sirs. Kale Goldberger, of 2233 Noith 13th
street, has announced the betrothal of her
daughter, Miss Polly Goldberger, to Oldea
Josephs.
Mr. and Sirs. AVllIlam II, Jarden, Miss Evelyn
p, Jarden and Alfred Jarden, of 1S22 Noith
15th street, are spending a few days at Haddon
Hall, AtUntio City.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Sir, and Mrs, Henry Goodman, of 318 New
street, gave a reception last night In honor of
the birthday of their eon, Harris Goodman.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Goodman. Sir, and Mrs. David Stone, Mr, and
Sire. Nathan AVeisberg. Sir. and Mrs. Jacob
Herman, Mr. and Sirs. Joseph Goodman and
Irwin Berlin.
Mr. and Mrs. F. AVInkleman and daughter
gave musical at their home. J716 North 7th
street last nlghy There guests pres
ent, among whofa Mr. AYclseh, of AA'ash
1 11S I on- V C , Mrs. V Gould, of Milwaukee,
aod Kdinond Samuels, of New York,
MISS HELEN
Miss d'Auria, who is tho pranddnURliter of
member of the younger
MADAME GROUITCH HERE
Will Speak This Afternoon nt Hellcvue
Stratford in Behalf of Servia.
Mmlame Slavko Gioultoh, who arrived In this
city on Sunday to bo the guest of Sirs. John
I Slnrkoe, will speak this afternoon In the Clover
Boom of the Bellevue-Slratford In behalf of her
country people, the Set Inns.
Slndiime Groultch l'foic her marriage some
10 years ngu was SIlss .Mabel Gordon IJunlup,
of Clnrkshuig, W. 'n. She Is the wlfo of tho
Under Kecietary of Foreign Affulrs of Servln.
Sladnme Groultch, who arrived In tlito country
about n month ago, is making appeals to help
her country for si'eds to plant, that fntnlno
may bo averted, farming Implements, food mid
hospital supplies. Subscriptions will be tuken
nl the meeting or may b,. sent to SIlss Nina
Lea at 2000 Wnlmit street or to Sladiimu
Groultch at Slis. Slnikoc's home.
The committee In charge of the meeting this
afternoon, to which 15C0 havo been Invited, In
cludes Henry tj, Brengle, SIlss Jean Brooke
Hurt, Sir. and SIr. Horace Uiock.SIrs. Kob
ert C. H. Brock, Sirs. Arthur Biddle, Sir. and
Sirs. Henry A. Barwlnd, .Morris B. , Bocklus,
Sir. nnd Sirs. Charles E. Bilnley, SIlss Pauline
Davis Bowie, Sir. and Sirs. Jasper A'. Brlnlon,
Sir. and Sirs. Beauvenu Borie, SIlss Slary Rob
erts Coles, Sir. and Mrs. C. Howard Clark, Jr.,
Dr. AVIlllams B. Cadwalader, Sir. and Sirs. T.
DoAVItt Cuylcr, Sirs. A. J. Caesatt, SIlss Sophia
Cadwalader, Sir. and Sirs. Henry Brlntou Coxe,
Sir. nnd Sirs. Cyrui H. K. Curtis, Mr. nnd Sirs.
Percy II. Clark, Sir. and Sirs. George Dallas
Dixon, Sir. and Sirs. AVllIlam II. Dormer, SIlss
Gertrude S. Ely, Dr. and Sirs. Charles 11.
Frazler, SIlss Slary K. Gibson, tho Rt. Bev. nnd
Sire. Thomas J. Gnrlnud, Sir. and Sirs, Frank
Gilswold, Dr. Georgo B. Got don, -Mlts Ernestine
Goodman, Dr. nnd Sirs. Richard If. Hartc, Mrs.
Charles AV. Henry, Sir. nnd Sirs. Charles C.
Harrison, Sir. nnd Sirs. Fredcilck II. Howiuud.
Sir. and Sirs. Chnrles K. lngcrsoll, Henry SIcK.
Ingeisoll, Sir. and Slis. Henry La Barre Jayne,
Sirs. J. Norman Jnckson, Dr. nnd Sirs. D,
Brnden Kyle, SIIsh Nlua Lea, Sir. and Mrs.
Arthur H. Lea, Sir. and Sirs. George II. Lea,
Sir. and Sirs. Charles Si. Lea, Sir. and Sirs.
John F. Lewis, MrB, James Mifflin, Sir. and
Sirs, Randal Slorgan, Sir. and Sirs, Roland S.
Morris, Dr. and Mrs. John K. Mitchell, Sirs.
Reed A. Slorgan, Sirs. John Slnrkoe, Sirs. AVlll
Inm A. Piatt, Sir. and Sirs, Charles Piatt, Jr.,
Sir. and Sirs. Charles S. AV. Packard, Frank T.
Patterson, S. Davis Page, SIlss Agnes Reppler.
Sir. and Sirs. Alexander A'au Rensselaer, the
Rt. Bev. nnd Sirs. Philip SI. Rhlnelnnder, Sirs.
E. T. Stotesbury, SIlss Sinister, Sirs, Cornelius
Stevenson, Doctor de Schweln'tz, Sir. nnd Sirs
Edward T. Toland, Dr. and Mrs. AVllIlam J.
Taylor, Dr. and Sirs. George AVoodwnrd, Sirs.
Barclay II. AVarburton. SIlss Frances A. AVIs
ter, Sydney L. AVrlght, Sirs. George D. AVIdener,
Fullerton L. AValdo and Harold E Yarnnll.
MR. AND MRS. GEORGE OBERGFELL
Mrs. Oberjrfell, before her marriage on Monday last, was Miss Emily Worker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman N. Warker, this city, and is a niece of
Frederick Brechter,
D'AUKIA ''' strcau.
General Robert, U. S. A., is si popular
set in this city.
MATINEE MUSICAL CLUB
Concert This Afternoon Will Be Held at
tho Roosevelt.
The SIntlueo Musical Club will give another
of Its conceits this afternoon In the Itoose
Velt. Tho conceits have been so well prepared
this yenr that sevtrnl times the Itoosevolt fnlleit
to iiocomnuidnti' Handing room for nil tluisn
who unnie to enjoy the music This afternoon
will prove no exception as far as tho pruginm
goes, v.iileh Includes:
Plnim. "Etigeii Oneglu'- ...Tschnikoisky-I'nbst
Helen it. Boothroyd.
Soprano, "tJuphl mid the Itos" Leliman
"Little Gray Dove" Sa.tr
Slrn. Frank SIcCloskey.
ri.ino. ".Magic Flrn" Wngner
Adelaide Glissou.
Contraltn, (.elected Augustn Kohnlo
I'lano, "linpiomplu" Aiensky
"liercell'e."
Pieslo alia glgl" Sloazkowskl
Agues Chine Qulnlnn.
Itaiitone, "Erl Til," from "Un Bnllo In
Sliicchera" Verdi
Antonio O. Scaidur.io.
Soprano, nnlpitcil I!'ennor Conwav
I'lano, "Trofsleme Etudes do Concert". Kternbeig
Helen Louise Mock.
Cycle of Four Lo I'u'ins-"A l'a In A'enlce."
Slnry Brookn Thompson. Sirs. William Van
cleech. Sirs. John II. SlcCrncken.
Ida F. Hnmell and Jenny Kncedler Johnton
have had charge of tho program and Sirs. Ed
waul Philip Llncb, Sirs. Herlicit H. Evans and
John Cmils, Jr.. will bo at the piano.
BROOKE HOUSE OPENS
Miss Joan Sawyer Appeared at Opening of
Exclusive Dance House
Iliooke House, successor to Keen House, ut
1819 AVulnut Ftieet. opened jcsteidny nftcr
noon under the management of Sirs. Edwnrd
Brooke and Sirs. James T. Halsey.
The delightful feature of the opening was
Sliss Joan Sawyer and her partner's dancing.
They gae exhibitions of the ono step, ma
zurka, fox trot and SIlss Sawyer's inimitable
waltz. ,
The two large moms in the second floor back
of the Jones AVIster homo were most nttli
tlcnlly arranged, nnrl small tables were placed
about the walls. A'ellow curtains gave pretty
glow, nnd SIlss Brooke cm lied out tho color
scliemo delightfully by appearing In a dainty
gown of white lace nnd yellow satin. Sirs. J.
Chalmers Da Costa presided nt the tea table.
She had selected a black gown, which wns re
lieved with white chiffon and lace, Her hnt
was u brilliant cheny velvet, nnd a rose of
the same shade was attached to the bodice of
the gown.
Receiving with Sirs. Biooke were SIlss Kath
orlne Hunter, SIlss Corlnne Freepian and SIlss
litfolse Halsey, nil of whom will be debutantes
next season. Sliss Hunter wore a charming
gown of accordion pleated gieeu taffeta mnde
with a double sklit and a lace and chiffon
decollete bodice.
SIlss Freeman looked extremely girlish in a
frock of white satin, while Sliss Halsey wore
n. smart tailored suit and lint of brown. About
75 other guests were present. The afternoon
was given up to general dancing between the
exhibitions of SIlss Sawjpr. On Wednesday
afternoon and Saturday Sliss Sawjer will again
appear at Brooke House
mi IE man Inge of Miss liabeHit Wclitrlctt,
X daughter nf Mr. and Mr. Nathan Clinflcs
' Wcinriclt, of 2327 North t'ntk avenue, to Law
letup ilassenhelmcr, of Wnshlttloit, D, C,
wns solemnized nl noon today nt the hontu of
the billy's parents. The Itcv. Dr. Joseph
1 Kianiiopf, of thn Keneseth Israel Congrega
tion, ofnelaled at the ceremony. Mr. WIn
rteh gnio Ills ilAUghier In marriage. She wore
n smart traveling suit of dark blue gabardine
cloth
Miss Flora Berll.helmer was maid or hoildr.
1 The hiiiicRroom hnd fdr Ills best man Sidney
He. hinaer. of AVttshlMBton, D V. The service
wns followed by a breakfast, t'pon their rft
tin 11 fiom nn extended Journty, Str. and Sirs.
Gassenholmer will live in the Sorrento Apart-
I nients. 2.MI 18th street. N. , where they will
recclxo after April 15.
1 Invitations have been Iwied by Sir. and .Mr..
! Frnnels Dekcl Slnxwetl, of LAlisduWiie, for the
I marriage of their daughter, SIlss Grace Bowcn
Dekcl, in George Washington Cilrtls nn Wed
nesday, Slarch 10, nt S o'clock. The ceremony
will be porformed nt St. John's t'inlestani
Episcopal Church, of Laiisdowne. A reception
will follow nl the home of the bride.
Announcement Is made of the marriage nf
SIlss Bessie- L. A'ocum to Georgo IJ. Borrell.
of Colllngd.tlc, by the I'cv. James II Kerr, of
Darby.
Thn mnrrlnire of SIlss Slaty I'nblnson, daugh
ter of Sir. nnd .Mia. Ttobcit Uoblnson. of 521
Enst Hermitage street, Itoxborough, ip Hrnesi
Bnrra, also of Boxborouch, will takijilaco m
Saturday afternoon, Slarch 27, In the Ijuver
Ingtou Presbyterian Church, Kldg,' and Lover
Ington avenues, and will be followed by a
I dinner at the home of the bride's parents. Tho
CHARITY AFFAIRS
Junior Branch of Missionary Society lo
Have Lecture by Newman March lti.
The nicmbeis of the Junior Rranrh of the
.Medical .Missionary Society me endeavoring
to rai'e a fund whereby poor students, de
slious of becoming medical missionaries, may
receive a medical education whli.li will lit them
for thlr noble work of ministering to the poor
and sick in a foreign land, icgnrdless of creed.
For this benefit, and under the nusplccs of the
Junior Ilniniii. F,. SI. Newman will give on",
of his delightful Illustrated travel talks on the
Holy Lund, ".leiusnlem to Galilee." on the
night of Tuesday, .March 16, In the Academy
of Stuslc.
Tho nicmbeis of the .lunlor Branch of tho
SIlHSlonnr Society, and who me so anxious
to raise a large sum for the cause through
the means nf this Illustrated travel talk, niv
SIlss Elizabeth Richards, president: Hazel
hurst avenue. .Merlon; Sliss Keturnh Smucker,
SIlss Anna Troth, SIlss Anna Freedlcy, Miss
Florence l'.oboits, SIlss Ruth Blake, SIlss Slar
gniet AVIIcon, SIlss SInrJory de Krnfft. SIlss
Gladys Kcir, Silts Winefieile Richards, SIlss
Helen Shocmnker. Sliss Edith Shoemaker, Sliss
Rachel Roblmou, Sliss Annie Luders, Mis'"
Isabel Gest, Sliss Frances SlcColIln, SIlss Em
ma Luders, Sliss Lillian Gcst, SIlss Elizabeth
Howell, SIlss Slnry Bolster, SIlss Slnrgaret
AVatkln and SIlss Eliza Davis.
A delightful concert has been arranged to
tnke place tomorrow evening nt the Dc Lancey
school, the proceeds to be used for the Homo
Relief Fund. -Much cnie and thought have
been exercised by F. Averay Jones In preparing
nn attractive program which will Include sev
einl plnno numbers of De Bussy and Chopin,
played by Ethel Altenuis, the well known
planlste; nlsn soma old English folk sougr
sung by Roheit Gnlbrnlth, Charles Aiken,
Harry Bruce, Chnrles Sliiitlleworth. F Averay
Jones will bo t tho piano. Among the ladles
who have consented to net as pationcscs aie
Sirs. J. Gnulner L'ussatt, Sirs. A. J. Dallas
Dixon, Countess do Trampe. Sirs Wilson
Cnthcrwood. Sirs. John C. Groome. Sirs. Ed-
wanl S. Buckley, Sirs. Slnurlce llcckscher. Sirs.
John Scott, Jr., Sirs, W. Slontaguo Lyrett,
Sirs. George SlcCall, SIis. G. Enil Putnam,
Sirs. Theodoio Rcath, Sirs. J. Allison Scott,
Sirs. AVllIlam Fltler, SIib. Joseph Bunting,
Sirs. John Frederick Lewis, Mrs. Lewis R.
Ashurst. Sirs. Richard Slorris, Sirs. William
J. Taylor, Sirs. Albeit Lucas, Sirs. Henry
Pemberton, Sirs. Philip llrlce, Sirs, George
lltiniluni, Jr., SIis. Coleman Peace Brown,
Jits. Avery It. Andrews. .Mrs. Bolton AVIn
penny, Sirs. Charles Wheeler.
The annual conference of the Utn Sigma
oc'etles of the various schools In nnd around
Philadelphia will take place on Saturday,
April 21, In the new V. W. (.'. A. building on
Oermanlown avenue near A'ernon Park. The
schools In Germantown that have nourishing
societies are the Germantown Friends' School,
tho Stevens School and the AA'nlnut Lane
School.
The Germantown Charter, D. A. It., held a
meeting In the AVIster Slanslun, A'ernon Park,
today, at 10:15 o'clock. Sliss Jane Campbell
lead n paper on "Stlrhael Hlllegas," the first
treasurer of the United States. The meeting
was followed by luncheon. The ladles in
charge were Sirs. E. Wheeler Jenkins, Slia.
Eugene Anderson, Sirs. J. Orue Godwin, SIlss
Edith Hartwell, Miss Elizabeth v-tto, Sirs. H.
t" Chapham. Sirs. Charles E. Benner, Mrs,
AValter P. Miller.
LANSDOWNE
Sims Emma Brown, of AVest Berkley avenue,
entertained a number of friends at her home
yesterday afternoon. Among the guests were
Miss Eleanor Brown, Miss Ruth Hays. SIis
Jennie Dougherty. Sliss Emily Davis, Sliss
Helen AVhlte, Miss Slargaret Crawford. Sliss
Eleanor Sakers, Sliss Cecil Wiseman, Sliss Slue
Rogers and Miss Cora Rogers.
Prtaton Hill lias returned to his home 011 Bal
timore avenue after a motor trip through the
South.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Announcement 1 inide of 'jTjo marriage of
Sliss Herberta H. Linn, daughter of Sirs. John
M. Beam, and AVllbur C. Parker on Saturday,
February 27, at AVestvllle, N. J.
David Balrd, of 8th and Cooper streets, is on
hla annual Southern trip.
Mrs. Carrie Haikett, of 411 Linden street,
entertained t luncheon and bridge reremi; in
honor of Mrs. F A. Loeb, of Atlantic City.
at home cards nro for nfter April JO nt t0
, Mm tin street, Itoxboiougli.
Mr. and SIis. Franklin Oberholtzer, of Lan
caster, I'a,, have announced the marriage of
their daughter, SH.n Florenro It. Mberholtzer,
to Hairy H. Sillwell, of SI7 North Broad street,
on Friday night, February "rt. Str. and Mrs.
Sillwell left far a tour through the South and
upon their return will live in tills c'ly.
Prominent among tho weddings that will
occur shortly after Easier will be that of SIlss
Laur.i KntzenlKieli. daughter of Str. and Sirs.
William A. fiiitgcnbach. of 201 Itlpka avenue,
and Dr. Walter G. Woorncr, of LltlU, Pa . son
of Mr. and Str. Fiedericl; G. AV. AA'oerncr, of
ltoborough, which will lake place on Wednes
day evening. April II, In the Eplplinn.v Lutheian
Church. The bride will have her sister. SIlss
Anna Kntzeiibitch. for muld of honor. Another
sister, SIlss Edith Kntzenbnrh, and SIlss Carrie
Hcmmeile will bo bridesmaids.
Doctor Woctncr has selected his brother,
Ralph Woenier. for best man, nnd George Knt
stenbaeh, the bride's brother, and Joseph Zalser
for tlsheis.
The marriage of Sties Marlon I.ob, daughter
of Leo l.ocb. of K3 Noith 8th slieM, to Milton
S. Stein, if S1TB North Park avenue, will bn
olcinnl7.sd on Monday, Starch IS. nt llin home
of the bllde's fitlher. SilSs Slay Hochronh, tho
innlil of honor, will he Hip Inkle's only tittend
nnt. Sol C Stein, the biidcgioonrs brother,
will be his best man.
AMUSEMENTS
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Two WVeks, MON MARCH 8 Matinees
DE WOLF HOPPER
ami tli Ollbcrt nml Sullhnn Opera To,
lir5,';,TrSiVi;. I THE MIKADO
i?A7,i ,' PINAFORE r;u
rhursdav nml I Pirates TT?Tr7 A VT1TO
Frio Nlphts r 1 JiIN Li AN UE
"w mo . ,,ku 1 1 -M ... -.Mic. i.ic, 91, f .nu.
1000 SEATS $1 ,-'- 50c, 75c
float Sale -Non tintt Chestnut Street
I CHESTNUT STREET " ?$$
APTrK5c&'.vS'f:0 Vn"!':SV Wc'rCl
UVn.VINrjS--7:.1il in lOr.'Ml IDc. 's.V. siicT
i A AVO.NDEIII'L'I, DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
iTHE ETERNAL
nimr by
J X X JL HA'LL CAINE
With PAULINE FREDERICK
TWICE DAILV-3:fin anJ Si.'lu p M
PRECEDED BY KEYSTONE COMEDIES
GARRTCIC 1,lla Wcek 0nly- Nlhta ' :I5
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A r.PAMn TJTTiTJ A COM.
GRAND OPERA
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Tonight LUCIA !nr", FAUST
" '" ...KUl, ... 1,11, rtrtrt'l .llll, ,l'l' IllllJ.
I'opulur AVed. Mm . Haunt Heal Smln $ ,-,n
Next Week ,' S?oW
7 KEYS TO BALDPATE
ACADEMT OH J1UB1C rj
Philadelphia Orchestra
l.UOror.D STOKOWSUI, C'nmluctor
TWO PENSION FUND CONCERTS
Bv5,n?A i I '-UK"'M'IIN-8 CIlOllAU
t sun. iuiiji,i..ib iw'ifsiVo,
HHIDAV ) W VGNKIt I'ltOURAM
AFT.. -MARCH u. V Sololnt. JI1IIANNA liADSKI,
at J:00. I Soprnno
Reserveil Seats. r.Oo to pj; Hnx Senm. pj and $2 00
Tlcken NOW ai llerr'. II ill C'liMinui St
B. F. .KEITH'S THEATRE
Vaudeville That Makes Talk!
JOAN SAWYER
Peerless Queen of the Dance
CLAl'UK (ilM.INUWATj:it-l:r)ITI I.V1.K . CO
HANNII. I1RICK; FRANK HOOARTV. ROLKE-'a
COLONIAL OAVH." AND AN ALL-KTAR RILL.
LYRIC Last 7 Times
TON1UHT AT 8:13. MATINEE TOMORROW
DANCING AROUND
Wlth AL JOLSON
ONLY MUSICAL SJIOW IN TOWN
NOTICE MR. JOLSON Will
Positively Appear Tonight
.Vt W'l. Rulwrt Mantell in Hhakupearean Rrptrtolr.
If.mnpr... nlnli, T.,.C,.,..r. ..a.. . ..
MARKUT STREIS
AND JUNIPER
romlnuoua Vaurttillle
11.311 A. M in II. in. T .f
GLOBE
George Felix & Barry Sisters
HARRY I1REEN. RARTO t ClARKi Others
i:xtra Aililed Attraction Colorert Scenic
"Adventures on the Roof of the Earth"
I'liotosraphrd by Fred Hurlinihara
Great peril ucenea laid around ilia Matierhuiu, Mount
Ulanc and the Junsfrau
U T3 C A 7T4 1'nl" ' AVeU Bvn. at 8 !29,
XJJA.VJi.J juta. Wed. i Sat at S:20.
WILLIAM KARRIS. JR., I'renenta
MISLEADING LADY
AVITIl PAUL DlCKKr
Popular Trie Wedneaday Mjllnwn Het b'eati JI50
VICTORIA
Nlnili and Market.
Prices ltv. "Oo
Continuous 10 A 31. to u p. JI.
Flrat Presentation Lubln a Maeterplect
K.ah., "EAGLE'S NEST"
Piciuiawiue! 8natlonl! ArtUtlcl
Alio Special A'audevllle Heaturea
ADELPHI Tonight at 8:15
POPULAR l 00 MAT1NEK THURSDAY
OLIVER MOROSCO rresenta
PEG 0' MY HEART
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I, A M. to 11 P. M. V A U IJ K V I I, U K
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10c, 20c
CROSS THE VILLAGE CABARET
frTiTO Five Other Feature Acta
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run. Plutiea.1 &lon un.l 1'l..
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