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H ..linn for the marriage of his daughter,
fui i Phoebe Williams Ailams, and QeorRO Jas
"..,. iiirh will take tilaco on Monday,
Pi" II 5 at St. James' Church. 22d and Walnut
es' After their wcddlnc trip they will Uvo
f Bry'n Mawr avenue. Hala.
I dancing class has been organized hy Mrs.
hh am H WlnterBtccn nnd Miss Anna C. Wnt
E ough. wh"'1 mectB nt Nowman'B on Thurs-
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I M clarence Clark Zantzlncer will continue
Bewne class dtirlnB tho Lenten season for
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meets u" rn.i, m.. t-.i
Friday murium.".
hers are Mrs- J"!"1 "" """ ""- -"
,.i,k oraham. Mrs. Daniel Haddock Fnrr. Mrs.
A- Htorv Jcnks. Jr.. Mrs. livnn Kanrtolph.
Mrs Wain Morgan Churchman, Mrs. Alfred G.
'str.! Mrs. J- Andrews Harris, Jr., Mrs.
f Arthur It. Hrockle, Mrs. Albert Atloo JackBon,
Mrf. JoPh t-arpeiuei. " "" v,...
Water Wear. Mrs. Joseph Trlco Tunla. Mrs.
Howard li Seavcr uml Mrs. William Lord
6 m"' Joseph Sill Clark, Mrs. Charles I'ottcr
V ..... n.-oihv Potter have also a sewlnc
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class for the ltcd Cross.
Owing to the sudden death of Mrs. Benjamin
K. Smith, aunt of Mrs. J. Bertram Llpplncott,
..j... ii,n Invitations to tho dinner which was
to have been given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Mppln
cott tonight in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. John H.
McFadden hae been recalled.
The club dances for this month at the Phlla
'ddphla Cricket Club will bo held on Satur
day, March 6, Friday. March 12. Saturday,
'March 10, and Friday. March .
1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham spent a few
'days last week in Baltimore.
ti, first of a series of eight lectures on "Th,
m... o f Pnris" was Given I nls morning In the
Acorn Club by Count Wlersbicl. The lectures
. 1 ., nAn.l.. t.rlll Vl.l
are given In JTencn, nnu uiu iuwma " -devoted
to Hospital Annex near Paris. A num
ber of women interested Include Mrs. Charles.
M. Lea, Mrs William J. Strawbridge, Miss Julia
E. Hecbner, Mrs Percy C. Madeira, Mrs.
Charles Fov, Mrs. John Cadwalader, Miss
Bophle Cadualader, Miss Mary Cadwnlader,
Mrs. George W. Kcndrick, 3d, Mrs. Charles
Piatt, Jr., Mrs. George Henry Lea, Mrs. Brln
'ton Coxe, Mrs. Robert S. Woodward, Jr. Tho
test of the scries will be given on succeeding
Thursdays.
Mrs. Reorcn H. Stenhcnson. of 1S3G Pine Btrcot,
Tvill entertain at auction today. There will be
18 guests present. Miss Harriet Gale Henry,
cf 1510 Pine street, will also entertain at cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Charle3 Penrose Keith, of 321
mm South tth street, will entertain at dinner to
tI night. Covers will be laid for 12 guests.
The dancing class organized by Mrs. Roland
R. Foulke, Mrs. J. Nelson Purvlance, Mrs.
"Henry K. Dlllard, Jr., Mrs. H. Evan Taylor and
Miss Mary Coatcs will meet tonight In the
rnittenhouse.
M Mrs. Charles Francis Bochman, of 20-13 Locust
street, returned last night from Now York.
I 'Mr. and Mrs. Bochman will entertain at dln-
"ner at their home tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Thouron are spending
the winter at their country seat at Merlon.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
OVERDROOK Miss Adclo Marguerite Mosler
will entertain at bridge this afternoon at the
home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Eugene O.
Mosler. 6313 Drexel road, in honor of Miss
Rankin, of Columbus, O., who Is her guest for
a fortnight. Tho decorative scheme will be
pink and green, the flowers being pink roses
and sweet peas, and tho Ices will also carry out
the general effect.
Mlsg Mosiei's guests will bo Miss Rosalia
McMlchen, Miss Kleanore Freeman Beers, Miss
Eleanor Eveland, Miss Louise Evelnnd, Miss
Florence Power Richards, Miss Bulloch Rich.
erds, Miss Gertrude Craln, Miss Irene Bossard,
Mrs. Harold Roberts. Mrs. Joseph M. De Lone,
Mrs. Louis De Lone, Mrs. Frederick Harding.
.Mrs. Frank Galoy, Mrs. Wlnsor F. Eveland,
Mrs. Edward Harding. Mrs. John r. Dalton.
Mrs. j, c. Salvas, Mis. Herbert Taylor, Mrs
ueorge Ward, Miss Eleanor II. Graham
Ketcham, Miss Heleno Ball, Miss Marian
Terkes, Miss Lucille Llpplncott, Miss Marguer
Its Lesher, Miss Edna Brown, Miss Vlllette
Walnwrlght, Miss Helen Campbell, Mrs. Fred
erick T. Chandler. Jr.. Mrs. Channlnc Wcee-
j.farth. Miss Lucy Shaw and Miss Hannah
i Morris.
NARBEiTril-The Narberth Asaemhlv will clve
?ltS USllnt .n.t..n.. Jt r... -..ii-,-. .,.L .
1 -iumi3 uuui-o au t 'aincK s uiiu i
,n nan. The rooms will be attractively
decorated with streamers of green paper. About
guests attired In various costumes are ex
acted to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Tlnlrl will rnlortaln
toe members of the Saturday Fortnightly Card
vino mis week at their home on Chestnut ave-
one. The other members are Mr, and Mrs.
JUStlce B, Moreftn. Mr. ind Mn William T
g'lenderson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Stokes,
S" 0"u ars. Quyon W. Gray and Mr. and Mrs,
iH B. Metzger.
-sirs, Norman Jefferlfs. nf Narhfrlh nvuruin.
gw returned from a three weeks' visit with
Mr, u. p, Lindsay of New uaropshlre
f nD5ioiiE-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans Nor--nuen,er'alned
at o dinner of 12 covers last
;"" at their home on Bleddyn road. Their
;gts were; Mr, and Mrs. Edwin II. Filler,
;k, " uc" . juiiii, air, ana sirs, jonn
tfnnott, Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. McNeelv ami
ir. and Mrs. Clayton F. Banks. Mr. and Mrs.
WrlOn Will ClVa H Stlllill illnnai. Innlihl rh.n
WE,r Suets will number 8,
f " lsaao Pennypaqker returned thU
I efc from Maryland, where she was visiting
- tiers, ;ne Misses Whltaker, Miss Char
9?te H. Pennypacker, who is at present In
""'ngton, as the guest of Mrs. B. II. Warner,
pected home next week.
GERMANTOWN
and Mrs Edward N. Wright, of 07 West
Uen avenue, left on Monday for Augusta,
-, where tjiuv mil unAwi.i BAUAHni ...v
rn PwtrWs e Inn. They wer accompanied by
MIbs Isabel Howell, daughter of Warner Rob
erts Howell, of Germnntown, nnd Miss Mar
guerite Starr, daughter of Judso and Mrs. Starr,
of Woodbury, N. J. ,r
Mrs. Warner R. Howell, of EM Went Chclten
avenue, will entertain nt bridge today.
Mrs. Sara Vandcgrlft, of 132 West Rlttcn
honse street, has nn her guests for a few weeks
her Bister. JIIsb Emma Crossley, nnd her nleccfl.
Miss Dorothy Murray and Miss Mnrlon Murray.
Mrs. Clyde Ripley, of Boston, Mnss., who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Robert Klncnld,
of 121 West Rlttcnhouso ntreet, has returned
to her home.
.Mrs. John J. McDovltt. Jr., of 412 Lincoln
drive, will give a dinner, followed by n dance,
on Wednesday, March 10. Covers will bo laid
for 11.
Mrs. Charles Oreath, of West Philadelphia,
Is spending a few days In Germnntown no tho
guest of Mrs. John J. Sullivan, of 5528 Chew
street.
Mrs. Sara Fern, of Rlttcnhousc and Mc
Callum streets, lias returned to her homo from
an extended visit to relatives in Leicester, Eng
land. Harold Marston has sailed for England, where
ho expects to remain for a few weeks.
CHESTNUT HILL
Mr. and Mrs. David Pepper havo returned to
tho Creshelm Arms after a month's visit with
Mrs. Arthur M. Chichester nt Leesburg, Vn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rlttenhouse Miller, of East
Mount Airy avenue, will have as their gucets
over tho week-end their niece, Miss William
Woods Smyth nnd Mrs. Francis Wlttcn, of
Wilmington.
Among those who will entertain at dinner
before the weekly dnnco at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club arc Mr. and Mrs. William Find
lay Brown, whoso guests will number 12; Mr.
and Mrs. E. Rlttenhouse Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Colahan.
ALONG THE READING
The next dinner-dance of the Huntingdon Val
ley Country Club will take place on Filday
evening, March 12. Thoie will also bo a dance
on Friday evening, March 2C.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary of the South Oak Lane
Improvement Association will give a matinee
"."00" party Wednesday, March 10, at 2:30 o'clock
In the Association Hall, Broad street and Chel
ten avenue.
Miss Allco Wlnkleman, of Oak Lnne; Miss
Clara Hancock and Miss Helen Armstrong wll
Join Mr. and Mi. Wlnkleman, who started last
week for Milwaukee. The party will go to the
Panama-Pacific Exposition at San Francisco,
Cal.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Clara Montgomery, of 220 South CO.h
street, entertained this week. Among those
prtsent wcro Mrs. Florence Montgomery, of
Germuntown; Mr. and Mrs. George W. Butler,
Miss May Montgomery and Miss Jeanne Mont
gomery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKuskor, of 710 North
43d street, gave a. dinner and reception at
their homo last Monday evening. Those pres
ent were Miss May Rlnge, Miss Sophlo Ringe,
Miss Helen McCuuker. Paul Drlscoll, William
Eailey nnd J. A. Coylc.
Mrs. Augustus Stone will entertain nt "500"
at hor home, D012 Cedar avenue, this evening.
There will be 12 guests present.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Elizabeth Stern entertained the Orchid
"600" Club at her home on Morris street this
week. The members present wero Miss Isabel
Harrison, Miss Lottie Pursell, Miss Marian
Albott, Miss Grace Walker, Miss Anna Walker,
Miss Doris Stern, Miss Marie Connolly, Miss
Clleen O'Neill, Miss Catherino Orr, Miss Mary
Martin, Miss Sophlo Helman.
The Bible classes of Mount Hermon M. E.
Church In the Glrard Estate, of which the Rev.
Dr. F. C. Thomas Is pastor, will hold an Indoor
picnic and cnrnlvnl, tomoirow and Saturday
evenings, In tho Auditorium, the proceeds of
which will be used for tho benefit of the Sun'
day school. Considerable Interest Is being
manifested In the affair, and tho committed In
charge hope to make It n splendid success,
socially as well as llnanclally. They Include,
the following well-known South Phlladelphlans:
Mrs. William Watren. Mrs. J. Standlford, Miss
Edith Frazler, Mis3 Malmeo O'Neill, Miss Flor
ence Rlckerts, Miss Lillian M. Thomas, Miss
ElUabcth Harvey, Mrs. Grace Condon, Mrs. J.
Babcock and Messrs, Ness Latng, A. J. Ander
son, Edward MaoMahon, F. L. Postale.
Mrs. I.utz, wife of .Lieutenant Charles A.
Lutz. U. S. M. C, of 2327 South 21st street, In
the Glrard Estate, was hostess yesterday to
the members of her sewing club. A delightful
luncheon was served after the meeting.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The Criterion Minstrels wish to announce the
formation of a club under the same name. Of.
fleers elected are as follows; James Roberts,
president; Joseph W. Bueeker, secretary; George
D. Lee, Jr., trcasuier; James V. Long, director
The above club also wishes to announce their
first annual minstrel and dance, to be held In
the Apollo Hall, 1736 North Broad street, Phlla
delphla, Thurbday, April 8, 1915. Those In
cluded In the circle are A- Meibreler, G. Lee, 3.
Long, J. Bueeker, L. McGlll, Interlocutor O.
Fleeter, of the West Philadelphia High School.
End men, two black-face comedians, George
Walker and Mr Tatum. Tickets can be ob
talned from any of the above named.
Walter J. Shultz, of 2123 North 17th street, la
spending some time with friends In Cape
Charles, Va.
Harry C. Corr, of 32S4 Susquehanna avenue
spent the week-end with relatives In Atlantic
City.
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Kaufman, of 8th and
Falrmount avenue, are being congratulated on
tha birth of ft daughter. pa February 23.
MISS MAKY VIRGINIA LOCKWOOD McCAIN
Miss McCain, who is the dnughtcr of Colonel and Mrs. George Nox McCain, will
be married tonight to Stanley Gladding Wilcox.
MERION CHAPTER, D. A. R.
Monthly Meeting of Suburban Chapter
Held at Home of Mrs. John F. Develin.
The regular monthly meeting of Merlon Chap
ter, Daughters of tho American Revolution, was
held Tuesday at the homo of the rogent, Mrs.
John F. Develin, 02J0 Parksldo avenue, West
Park, Merlon. Mrs. Benjamin R. Brnlsted read
an Interesting paper, entitled "DrcsH of the
Colony Times." Delegates nnd alternates to
tho coming annual congress, to be held In
Washington, D. C, tho week of April IS to 21,
nre as follows: Mrs. John F. Develin, Mrs.
Shelly T. Jones, Mrs. Benjamin R. Brnlsted,
Miss Doris Develin, Mrs. Elwood Beatty. Mm.
Samuel Shaw, Miss Hope Heston, Mrs. Peter
J. Hughes, Mrs. Beulah Harvey Whllldln and
Miss Elizabeth Masee.
Tho Merlon Chapter unanimously Indorsed
Mis. George Thnchor Guernsey, of Kansas, for
president general of tho National Society, D.
A. R feeling thnt tho far West should bo repre
sented, this being the first time a candidate has
come from that section.
After the business Bcsslon closed Mrs. Develin
entertained nt tea. She was nsslsted by Mrs.
George J. De Armond, Mrs. Herman Wagner,
Mr. George V. Toll, Miss Marshall, Miss Helen
MacMlllan, Mrs. N. H. Boyd and Miss Adelaide
V. Harvey.
LANSDOWNE
Mrs. Charles E. Thrush, of 531) Lansdowne
avenue, entertained this week at "500." Among
thoso present wero Miss Theresn M. John, Miss
Lucy Brlmm, Mrs. Charles McMlnn, Mrs. Nix
son, Mire Mnrle Mullen, Mrs. Chrlstabel Rlcardo
and Miss Bessie Glnrlch.
Mrs. G. L. Wilson entertained her luncheon
club nt her home yesterday. The members are
Mrs. William Austin, Mrs. Heston Buckley, Mrs.
Bates, Mrs. William Lee, Mrs. O. I. Harris.
Mrs. Smedley and Mrs. J. Mercer Bailey.
Among those who will serve at "The Iilsh
Tea," to be given nt thp Devonshire on the
13th, are Miss Dorothy McEwcn, Miss Betty
Leopold, Miss Elizabeth Read, Miss Elizabeth
Shaffner, Miss Dorothy Edwards, Miss Dorothy
Smythe, Miss Clare Philip, Miss Marlon Mish
ler, Miss Sue Suddards, Miss Edna Davis, Miss
Alice Statzel, Miss Anna Crawford and Miss
Ruth Wallace.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Mr. and Mrs. A. U, Frome havo returned
from their wedding trip In tho South, and are
now In their apartment at 528 Cooper street.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pollack have returned
homo after a trip to Washington, nnd will re
side at Narberth. Mrs. Pollack was Miss Sadie
Hudson, of Cth and State streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kershaw, of German
town, are receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter Mrs Kershaw was Miss Dorothy
Huggard, of Camden.
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MBS. EDWARD BROWNING
Mrs. Browning and her husband ara
spending gome time at Palm Beach,
DANSANT AT BROOKE HOUSE
Fashionable Throng Congregates at Wister
Home for Tea and Dancing.
Tho second nfternoon nt Brooko House yes
terday was very successful. Miss Joan Sawyer
nnd Cyril Hnrcourt danced several times for
tho many society folk who thronged tho at
tractive rooms .nt 1S19 Walnut street.
Mrs. Franklin McCrca Wlrgman presided at
the tea table during the nfternoon and was
assisted In receiving by Mrs, Thomas Sims.
Miss Mary Stuart Wurts and Miss Marjorlo
Taylor.
Miss Wurts was wearing a French model of
daik blue cloth, which was most effective. The
coat was open at tho neck, finished In a
rounded effect, nnd Indian embroidery' In shades
of red, blue, green nnd yellow was used as a
trimming. It was mado In hip length and was
belted In at tho waist. Over each hip wcro
Indian arrowheads of the embroidery and at the
foot a hnlf-opcncd fan of embroidery was In
serted on the left panel of the skirt, which
was slashed over a drop skirt of Bilk.
Tho skirt was unusual also In that It had
no hem, but was faced to the foot with a blnck
satin lining.
Miss Wurts selected a small trlcorne hat of
black velvet with this gown and red fox furs.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts looked very well
In a suit of dark brown cloth and ostrich feather
hat.
An extremely dainty girlish gown was worn
by Miss Isabel Wurts Page, who was among
the dancers. It was of pale crepe do chine
of a EOft seagull shade and was made with a
full rather short skirt and wide hem, and tho
bodice, which was open at the neck, was lnced
up tho front with pale blue. A wide girdle of
embroidery of the Bame soft color gray gave
nn exquisite Hnish to tho little gown, which
was topped with a small black hat.
Mrs. Thomas C FoBtcr, who entertained n
party of friends, wore n handsome suit, which
was a combination of brown nnd fawn. Her
small hat was the fashionable "TIpperary"
model trimmed with sable and small flowers.
Among others who were present were Mrs.
James Large, Mrs. N. A. Taylor, George Brown,
Thomas B. Reed, Dr. James Weir Robinson,
William Foster Fottercll and Mrs. Charles Fox.
LOBGESANG
Grand Concert Will Be Given Tonight at
Acndemy by Orchestra and 800 Voices.
Tho rehearsals that have been under way foi
the benefit of the Philadelphia Orchestra's pen
sion fund ended last night. Ever since January
27 Leopold Stokowskl has been training 600
singers and 100 musicians bi-weekly In the audi,
torlum of the Curtis Building, nnd the frultfc
of their work will be heard tonight In the
Academy of Music. The singers have been
selected with great care from the Mendelssohn
Club, Orpheus Club, Eurydlce Club, Germnn
town Choral, Cantaves, Haydn Club, Matinee
Musical Club, Strawbridge and Clothier Chorus,
Fellowship Club, Treble Clef Club, Philadelphia
Choral Society, Fortnightly Club, Wanamakei
Society. Harmonlo Club, Junger Maennerchor
and the Vocal Art Society.
The soloists who volunteered their services
will be Florence Hlnckle, soprano; Emma Rob
erts, mezzo-soprano, and John F. Braun, tenor.
Tho performance will be Mendelssohn's sec
ond symphony In B Flat, entitled "Lobgesang."
Tomorrow tho concert will be repeated nnd tho
soloist of the afternoon will be Madame
Johanna Gadskl.
The last time the Lobagesang was given was
on the anniversary of Mendelssohn's birthday
six years ago, by the Reading Society, The
Philadelphia Choral, the Schubert Choir of
York, und the Mendelssohn Club.
The cause Is a most commendable one, as a
musician's life Is rather a hard one and the
compensation small, financially. It Is a fine
thing that, after the men have given the best
of their lives to the good of the organization
and are no longer able "with melody to thrill"
they will be looked after and cared for In their
old age.
TIOGA
A oard party wai held at the home of Mrs.
Bannon, 3W North Broad street, yesterday at
Z o'clock, for the benefit of the poor of Saint
Stephen's Pariah, Tioga. X silver offering wajf
taken.
THE wedding of MIm Mary Virginia Lock
wood McCain, dntlghlcr of Colonel nnd Mrs.
Georgo Nox McCain, to Stnnlcy Gladding Wit
cox will tnko place at 7:30 o'clock this evening
In the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. Dr. J. A. MacCallum, minister of the
church, will oiltelnto.
Miss McCain, who will bo given In mitrrlaeo
by her father, will wear an cxoulsltc gown of
soft Ivory white charmeuso with a vldo over
skirt of net. Tho gown, which hns n. high
wnlstllnc. has n bodice of Iridescent trlmmlMjr
with n pearl ornament clasped at tne corsage
Her tulle veil will he held by a cap fastened
with orange blossoms nnd will fnll nearly to
tho end of the court Irnln. She will carry a
bouquet of pink orchids nnd lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor, Mrs. William Camp
bell, Jr. will he gowned In Oriental l.ico and
satin. The bodice Is composed of dull bluo
satin heavily bended. Mrs. Campbell wilt carry
n basket of white lilacs.
Tho brldcsmnldn will bo Miss Marguerite
Shellv, Mlns Uremia Cleveland and Mls Flor
ence Smith. Miss Shelly will bo gowned In
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
A reception will be given Easter Monday at
the homo of Mrs. Harry Dougherty, G23 East
Flora street, in honor of tho engagement of her
' daughter, Miss Eleanor Dougherty, to George
W. King, 23IS North Lawrence sireei. im
wedding will tako place Juno 23 nt tho homo
of Miss Dougherty. Tho Rev. Henry Balnes,
of the First Presbyterian Church, will perform
the ceremony. Tho brldo-to-be hns selected Miss
Anna May Trofz. of Sea Isle City, ns her
bridesmaid. After tho wedding tho young
couplo will spend their honeymoon for tho rest
of the summer season nt Mrs. Dougherty's aea
sido homo at Sea Isle.
A testimonial dinner was given Jack Mnnlcy.
tho popular Kensington baritone vocalist, Mon
day night at Taggart's Restaurant, Kensington
nnd Allegheny nvenues, by a group of his
friends. Among those who attended wore Miss
Clnlre Hughes, Miss Nan Brock, Miss Helen
Walsh, Miss Edith Crane, Miss Ruth Wither,
Miss Dorothy Radnor, Mr. nnd Mrs. James
Corrlgan, John Regan, John Hall, Edward
Turner, Harry Parmcntler, Edward Bnchman,
Sidney Shoetz nnd Frank McKcsky. Upon re
quest Mr. Manley sang several of his own com
positions. A christening dinner was given by Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Logan nt their residence. 1210 North
Howard street, last Sunday evening In honor
of their two-weekfl'-old Bon, Joseph. Many ot
tho guests cntertnlncd with vocal and Instru
mental music, nnd merry toasts nnd recitations
were alno part of the entertaining night. The
guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph McArdlo.
Thomas McCann, Horatio Hacker, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Bender, Miss Anna May Bender,
Miss Mumlo Henley. Mrs. Mary Logan, CharleH
McCann, Joseph Muldoon, Jack Daufman, Luko
McAneny, Robert Kerns, Charles Smith and
Herbert Layre.
The annual supper nnd entertainment of the
Richmond Presbyterian Church, Richmond
above Cambria street, will bo held this even
ing at 7.30 o'clock. At this annual event tho
night Is chiefly given over to the reunion of
the old and new members of tho congregation.
This nffalr has become one of the most Inter
esting social events In tho church program. Tho
committee on general arrangements Is Robert
J. Stuart, chairman; Alexander Cameron. Wll.
Ham D. M. Smith, Frederick W. Davis, Joseph
Stuart, Harry M. Sutherland and John Crnlg.
The entertainment committee Includes David
Craig, Robert Stuart and Harry M. Sutherland.
The reception committee consists of Mrs.
James Craig, Mrs. James Stuart, Mrs. James
Sutherland, Mrs. Frederick Davis, Joseph E.
Thomas and Mrs. Thomas E. Moore.
A Purlm dinner was given at tho homo ol
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Herkowitz, 114S North 2d
street, Sunday night. Among tho guests wero
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Horwltz, Mr. ond Mis.
Snmuel Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lleber
wltz, Miss Reba Bendon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Miller, Mr. and Mis. Joseph Herkowitz, Miss
Stella Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Herniun Cohen
Andrew Bendon and Jacob Daufman.
Tho rhllon Ton Club, one of tho best social
clubs of the Northenat, held a party at the
homo of Leon Splro. Tho house was beaut!
fully decorated In black and gold, the colors
of the club. Tho guests Included JIIsh Jeanette
Knhn, Miss Elenor McCrossen, Miss Sarah
Appelroth, Miss Julia Reasur, Miss Anna Sal
vage, Miss Mnrlo Densler, Miss Sarah Rodgers
Miss Reba Klrschbaum, Leo Splro, Benjamin
Tunis, Benjamin Lelner, Joseph Lewis, Lewis
Shohy, Irwin Greenstone, Robert Boffn, Frank
l'esalono, Jack Jellls, Lewis Gordan and Simon
Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. William Turner have returned
from a stay nt Atlantic City, N. J.
ROXBOROUGH
Mrs. Charles P. Martyn, ot Rast Walnut lane,
Wlssahickon, entertained at "MO"' yesterday af
ternoon at her home. Her guests, who arc mem
bers of her card club, ere Mrs. Joseph C.
Davenport. Mrs. Clifford Durcll, Miss Lillian
nitchle, Mrs. J. Walter Flanagan, Mrs. Charles
A, Mack, Mrs. Harry Flanagan, Mrs. Clarence
Kcuver, Mrs. Thomas Shoesmlth, Miss Gertrude
lUidhart and Miss Counselman.
Miss Marian Wlckersham, of Rochelle avenue,
Wlssahlckon, Is spending several weeks In
Washington, P. C, where she la the guest of
her sister, Mrs. It. S. Bobbins. A number of
entertainments havo been arranged In Mlts
Wlckersham's honor.
Mrs. Frederick Halslngor and Miss Margaret
Halslnser, of Delalr. N. J., are the guostB of
Mrs. J. C. Henderson, of Rochelle avenue.
Miss Uesste Sobernuelmer, daughter of Kir.
and Mrs. Frederick Sobernhelmer, of 333 Green
lane, has returned from Florida and Is spending
a short time at Poland Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hlndle, of 4156 Manayunk
avenue, will give a dinner, followed by cards,
on Saturday night. Pink roses, ferns and
Southern smllax -will form the decorations.
Their guests will be Miss N. Chantry, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Thomas. Miss Anna, DuGan, MIm
Ray Sumner. Miss Marian Stout Paul Griflllh.
Norman Althoue, Calvin Haiu and Dr. U.
Frederick Myers,
com-colorod changeable pussy willow taffeta,
made In the style of tho early Victorian period
With a short full skirt fluted around tho hem.
She will carry a basket of lavender sweet peas.
Miss Cleveland will wear pnle-grecn taJTota and
will carry yellow daisies, nnd Miss Smith's
dress Will be pink tafTotn; her flowers will be
pink sweet peas. Tho bridesmaids wilt wear
Grecian fillets binding their hair.
Miss Julia Ann Kehew, a nleco of the bride,
Will be flower girl. Sho will wear a quaintly
fashioned white lingerie frock In tho Kate
Greenawny stylo with ruffle pnntnlottes nnd a
tiny bonnet, tied with pink ribbons, nnd will
enrry a small basket of old-fashioned pink
primroses. Nox McCain Kehew, a nephew,
Wearing a black velvet Oliver Twist suit, will
bo the rlng-bcarer.
Mr. Wilcox will havo Herbert Bennett, of Bos
ton, as bin best man and hlB ushers wilt be
Donald R. McCain, Frederick B. Jacket and
William Campbell, Jr. Following tho ceremony
a reception will bo held from S until 9:30 o'clock
nt 400S Pine street. Tho young couplo will ,go
South upon their wedding Journey.
WILMINGTON
Mrs, Job II. Jnckson nnd Miss Elizabeth Jack
son will glvo the last ot their at homes for
this Benson this nfternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest du Pont have gone to
Palm Beach, to remain sovernl weeks.
Mrs. E. Tntnalt Warner has gone to Lake
wood. N. J., to stay a fortnight.
AMUSEMENTS
CHESTNUT STREET S
llome 0 World's Greatest rhotoplaut
ArrniiNOONS l .30 to 4 :.to 100, iooi 25e.
UVUNIXGS 7 .30 to 10:30 10c, 25c, fSOe.
ncsereJ Seats Selling One Week In Advance.
SENSATIONAL SUCCESS ! ! !
FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM CO.'S
STUPENDOUS PHOTO-SPECTACLE
THE ETERNAL
CITY
BY
HALL CAINE
with PAULINE FREDERICK
TWICU DA1LV 2.30 and 8:30 1' At
PRECEDED BY COMEDIES WITH
CHAS. CHAPLIN
LYRIC LAST 4 TIMES
TONIUI1T 8:10 l.AbT MATINKU SATURDAY
DANCING AROUND
With Al Jolson
Dlri-C from the N. Y. Winter Garden
NOTE Mr. Jolson will positively
appear tonight and all remaining per
formances this week.
NUXT WKP.K SEATS TODAY
MR. ROBERT MANTELL
lnShakepeareHn und CIuhkIc Repertoire
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Two WeeltB, MON MARCH 8 Matinees
lieglnnlng M-VVi., 1UAIV1.I1 O We(J nn(J g
Wil A BIIADY Prosenta
DE WOLF HOPPER
nnd the Gilbert nnd Rullhan Opera Co.
iTt'T& I THE MIKADO
SVrJSIht PINAFORE MS"
?1 I riT' PENZANCE
Large Chorus and Orch Prices 2Br. C0c, 75c, Jl, J 80
1000 ffi SEATS $1 SafZ 50c, 75c
Seat Sale Now 1100 Chestnut Street.
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
Philadelphia Orchestra
I-r.orOLD STOKOWSKt. Conductor
TWO PENSION FUND CONCERTS
TONIGHT ( MUNDELSSOrrNT-K rnrnnAT.
at
j c. . ". "-r r-T""?
t oinimuny. J.UHUE3ANU
Kunnhony.
8;KS
TOMOimOW
nt
3 :U0
100 Musician Chorus ot 800.
iWAUXClt PnOOIlAM
Soloist. JOHANNA OADSKI,
Soprano.
rteuoned Seats, r.Oc to $2: Box Seats, $2 and J2.50.
iiiHeiH .mmv ut jieppe s, mv uuestnut al.
mahkut sTnnsrr
AND JUNIPER
Continuous Vaudeville
GLOBE
1 1 :30 A. 31 to 11 :30 P. 1L
George Felix & Barry Sisters
HAKKY tfKUEN
BARTO & CLARK
KENNEDY & ROONEY; Others
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
A Show of Stellar Magnitude!
JOAN SAWYER & CO.
CI,AUDB lill.l.lNOWATnit-HDITH LYLE & CO :
FAN'XIU HIlll'U. I'ltA.NK FOQARTV: HOLPE'S
COLONIAL DAYS", AND AN ALLrSTAK BILX
NI5XT V1U:K--Kveln Nesbit 4. Jact Clifford
GARRICK , RigolettOoSSSSSS:
$xuo GRAND OPERA ffi-
Kat. Mat , MARTHA. Sat. EE . TnOVATOKB
Next Week ,' cyi$&"cTZa'
7 KEYS TO BALDPATE
VICTORIA "P&FtttS?'
Continuous 10 A M. to 11 P. M.
First Presentation Lubln's Masterplec
&au,s "EAGLE'S NEST"
Plcturetque! Sensational! Artlltlol
Also Special Vaudeville Features
ADELPHI Pop."$l Mat. Today
TONIGHT AT 8:15 SHARP
Oliver Jlorosco l'resents J Hartley Manners
PEG O' MY HEART
THE P1.AY YOU HAV13 BEEN WA1TJNQ FOR
I MARKET STREET AB. 1BTH
Stanley
II A. M TO 11:15 P. M.
"RULE G"
RAILROAD ROMANCE
0 A. M. to 11 P. M.
AUDEY1LLB
Wm O'Clare and Ilia S
btumrock Uirls, Others.
l'HOTO-PLAY
JOHN EMERSON la
"A Bachelor's Romance"
PALACE
1214 Market
TnlCB3 IOC 30
CROSS 10c
EVENINGS, 78
10c, 15c. 20o
KEYS UOSEHUU MINSTRELS
rrvtJT? ArPRT? VQVR DONNEI1.YS; OTHERS
irillirVlXVU Program Changed Mon i Thurs.
T)T)AATI TU1 and Kat Weak Beulat at 8 20
iSlXKjJXlJ Matinees Wed and Sat at S 20
THE MISLEADING LADY
pn.uiiar Price Wednesday Matinee. Best Seats fl 50
JJIXON'S
GRAND
Today 2:15. T and 0
EMPIRE
Jbagbt Royal Dragoons , Jos
Cuok, John P. Wad ft Co.
Cole. Russell A Davit, Tbl
Dohertye j Julia Qonij
Lauyblag Plcturea.
MATINEE DAILY
SXCBPT FRIDAY
ST BLMO
DTTMnMT'Q DUMONTS MINSTRELS
U M U IN I o tu akd arch era
BURLESQUEBREAD, Oo A LOAF
TROCADERO
-Zallah own co
CASINO
THEATRE Matla DllV
follies or turn At
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