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MISS FRANUiss h. aiKAiis, cmugiuer or .Mr.
nnd Mrs. IMward D. Mean, of ISIS Do
Lancey place, Is ontertnUilnR nt luncheon to
' day nt the Scdgely Club In honor of Miss lto
becca Pickering:, of Boston, who la Spending n
fortnight with Miss Mears. The guests Include
Miss Frances Sullivan, Mrs. Joseph Wharton
I.lpplncott, Miss Jean Hurt, Mlsd Helen Vnn
Dusen, Mrs. William Paul O'Neill, Mrs. How
ard Kennedy Hill, Miss Marlon Shnrplcss nnd
Miss Winder, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Stacy B. I.lojcl, of Ardmore, will glvo
n, box party nt the Children's Untcrtnlument
and Tableaux to bo given nt tho Bcllcvuc
Stratford on Thursdny afternoon for tho bene
fit of the Hope Day Nursery. Her llttlo guests
will be Miss Elizabeth Austin, Miss Ellen Doug
las Lloyd, Mlsa Mary Iloss, John Balrd, Jr.,
Arthur Trlmrose Baugli, Jr., and Kenton Elscn
berg. The Woman Writers' Club of Philadelphia
held Its business meotliijr last night In tho
clilbrooms. nt 1210 Locust street, which was
followed by an entertainment. In which mem
bers of tho club took part.
An Impersonation of a movie, "Tho Tcll
Talo Kiss," by Carolltio B. King, wns pro
duced under tho direction of Miss Dorothy
Mills, who Is chairman of tho Entertainment
Committee. Thoso members of tho club who
took part Included Mrs. James Francis Boas,
Miss Dorothy Bauer, Miss Edna Stauffcr, Miss
M. I Dlehl, Miss Julia Blankcnburg, Miss Ger
trude Garnell, Dr. Jano Leslie Klft, Miss Ro
bekah V. Elliott and Miss Mario Sellers.
Tho club will glvo an entertainment nt tho
New Century Club rooms on tho night of April
16, which will bo followed by general dancing.
Mrs. Stephen Grccna entertained Inst night
at her homo In Tulpehockcn street, German
town, In honor of her grnndauKhtcr, Mls
Eleanor Hill, of Evanston, 111., who Is her
guest oer tho holidays. Among thoso present
were John Hill, grandson of Mrs. Greene, who
Is a student nt Pennsylvania: Miss Cornelia
Hayman, Mlsa Eleanor Davis, Miss Emma
Crowder, Miss Edith Hobson, Gordon Smith,
George Stephenson, William Showcll and Ed
ward Kctcham.
Mr. nnd Mr. Holllngshcad N. Tnylor, of
7709 St. Martin's lane, will entertain a box
party nt tho Mnsk and Wig on Wednesday
evening. Their guests will Include Mr. and
LMrs. Curtis L. Clay, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hol
Sllngsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carson, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph W. Llpplncott nnd Pcrcival D.
Taylor. Tho party will nfterward attend an In
formal supper nt tho Mask and Wig Clubhouse.
Mr. nnd Mis. Wilson Potter, of Montgomery
f avenue, will entertain nt dinner before tho
bl masque to be given at the Philadelphia
i Cricket Club on Wednesday evening. Their
guests will include Mr. nml Mrs. John 11.
Whlttaker, Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel llcbard. Mr.
and Mrs. John Rust, of Cleveland; Mrs. J.
Nelion Turvlanco and Mr. and Mrs. Boulton
Earnahavv.
jS Marshall S. Wlnpenny will glvo a dinner on
RJIonday evening, April 12, before tho costumo
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dance at tho nittenhousc. Mr. Wlnpenny will
Kreturn from Bermuda on Monday.
P Mr. and Mrs. William G. Warden, of Redgato,
School Houtie lane, Germantown, wjll leave on
IBaturday, April 17, for California. Mr. nna
rJlrs. Warden will visit the exposition before
'returning home.
Colonel Littleton Waller Tazewell Waller. U.
6. M. C, and Mrs. Waller will entertain nt
dinner tomorrow evening nt their homo In
the Navy Yard In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
' B. Grove. Covers will be laid for 12.
Miss Nelllo E. Quirk, who was the first
woman elected a member of the Philadelphia
5 Chamber of Commerce, wns opo of the few
uwomen wno attended tne memoersmp dinner
jef the organization at the Bellevue-Stratford
riMt night.
I ALONG THE MAIN LINE
j(, OVHlBnooK-Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gomery, of
Uth street below City Line, will open their new
?hom at 6398 Woodbine avenue, April 13.
BBYNMAwn Mr. and Mrs. Octavlus Marvin
'Harcum are being congratulated upon the birth
f a ion, on March SI. The boy has been named
William Marvin Harcum, for his maternal
erandfather, tho late Dr. William E. Hatcher, of
his father, respectively. Mrs. Harcum will be
Brtraembered as Miss Edith Hatcher.
CHESTNUT HILL
Stacy E. Webater. who Is a student at Wes-
Iyan University, Middletown, Conn., Is spend
J5S the holidays with hla father. J. Harold
KVtbaUr, St East Willow Grove avenue.
F'iJIts Marlamno Blddla and Lvnford Bldule. ot
ptenton av.nu.. sr nt th TlnCI Pnnp. da
SJteon, St. Augustine, Fla.
fi'UrjL TTnlll.t .. -. o I I- ..,,,,.
fad Willow Grove avenue, will clve n. birthday
Pr'y la honor of her small son, Holllster
iftUrg-ei, on Saturday afternoon of this week.
"Out :g BTOaIl b0J.a and haV8 teen invited.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. T, P. B. Scott nnd family, of
JJOreene street, ara spending- tho Easter holl-
t their cottage In Seaside Tark.
KJ Easter German of Airs. George Brooke's
f-nclmj class will take place on Saturday eve
f. April 10, at the Germantown Cricket Club.
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BFPttltlon dancing will take place,
.Mr. Edward Davis, of Hortter street west of
.YnCj aVemie. will n1a,lBln at Iimphann nn
Urlay, April S. at hr hum. In honor of her
"inter, Mill Catherine Hunter Davis.
Clement B, Lowe, of East Washington
l& win spend the spring mpntha with his eon
gfowbrook, Vlneland. N. J,
S Dorothy Scott and her elster, Miss Anna
ot 138 School House lane, are spending
k with frlendi In WMhlnston, d, c.
nd Mrs. John J. McDevltt. Jr.. of IS
?lq drive, accompanied by their two sons,
I J- McDevltt. Sri. M Rirllni McDevltt.
L1" Chtlua, to remain for two weeks.
ALONG THE READING
Mid, Ifrs. q. Henry Btetupn, of Juniper
Oeonts, returned on Saturday from
'U. where they have been apesdlbS
iiWiOis, Mr. Stetson and MuUolm Herk-
ness, of Wyncote, hnvo gone to Havana, Cuba,
for a short stay.
Mies Ellrnbeth Stull Lewis, of the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, Is visiting her nunt, Mrs
Eugene S. Stull, 111 Woodland avenue, Wyncote
Mnny cntcrtiilnmcnta nre being given In her
honor.
Gilbert Hlmt, of Media, spent the week-end
with Edwnrd Schollenger, of Bend road, Wyn
cote. Mrs. Alan H. Head entertained the bridge club
at hrr home on Hall road, Wyncote, yoMordny.
Among those present were Miss Mnrguorlte Sill,
Miss Nan Kent, Miss Dorothea Jennings, Mrs.
Charles Bech nnd Mrs John Mnrtln.
Mies Stauffcr nnd Miss Vnn Slyke, extension
secretaries of the Young Women's Chrlstlnn
Association, of 1S0O Arch street, nre forming
classes to meet every Monday evening during
April nnd May. Between 7 and 7:30 thero will
bo n general Bible Class. There will bn until
8:15 amusements In the line of gymnasium, cur
rent events, sewing, embroidering, nnd Glee Club
until 9:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Hrlcklcy, of 43H North
12th street, Lognn, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. James
P. Gill arc anions the guests nt a houso party
given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Seward, of Wild
wood Crest, N. J from Frldny until tomorrow.
Tho annual banquet o' tho Montgomery
County Firemen's Association will be held nt
tho Mineral Springs Hotel, Willow Grove, Snt
urdny evening, April 17.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Theodore Blrcly Palmer, of 4023 Hazel
avenue, entertained her bridge club yestcrdny
afternoon.
A burfct luncheon wns served nnd spring
flowers formed tho decorations.
Mrs. Ilnlbcrt Powers Gillette, of Hamilton
Court, Is arranging a card party to bo given on
Monday, April 10, at the Phllomuelan Club, SU4I
Wnlnut street, for chatlty.
Mrs. Herman Kuchn, 6731 Osage avenue, enter
tained her friends at nn Impromptu dinner last
week.
The mnrrlago of Miss Ella L. Broomnll,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnlvln H. liioomnll,
of 4013 Green street, to Spencer T, Vldeon will
take place quietly tomorrow evening at S:TO
o'clock nt tho home of tho bride's parents.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrry Matthew Titus, of 47S5
Cednr avenue, spent tho week-end In Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwnrd S. Stackhouse, of 4bl7
Cednr avenue, nccompnnled by Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Jlnyer, of tho Wood-Norton, German
town, went to Atlantic City for the Easter holi
days. SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
The Wycods Club of South Philadelphia has
issued Invitations to Its members tor n dance
to be given on Wednesday evening nt the
Wynnellelcl Country Club.
Mrs. E. B. Conaty, of 2333 South Cleveland
avenue. In tho Glrard Estate, has as her
guests over the Easter holidays her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic It. Llllle,
Ernest Schoonmacker and Ernest Piatt, of
Brooklyn.
Dr. Hary A. Steckel, of King's Park, L. I.,
is at present tho guest of his Bister, Dr. Char
lotte Steckel Farrington, at her homo In the
Glrard Estate, 2130 Passyunk avenue.
Miss Mac Abrams, 1312 South 6th street, Is
visiting friends in Ventnor. A largo dance Is
to bo given In her honor by some of her school
friends.
Philip Cohen, 61D Tiiekct street, will be the
guest of Charles Fcllman at his cottage In
Atlantic City for n few days.
Samuel Mellln, of 1903 South street, will en
tertain this evening af dinner, followed by
a pool tournament and pinochle. His guests
will bo Dr. William G. Ramsey, Dr. H. O.
Webb, Dr. John S. Pearson, Dr. Walter Dunn,
Amos Eddy, Benjamin Daniels and Charles Kru
ger. THE SCHOOL SET
Many Parties Will Be Given Tonight for
Society's Younger Set.
There will be a number of affairs tonight at
which the members of the school set may take
part. Tho Easter cotillon of the Saturday
evening dancing claas will take place tonight.
Mrs. William G. Cochran will chaperon, as
Mrs. Hutchinson, who organized the class, has
gonu to California.
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Drlnton will entertain
at dinner at the Bellevue-Stratford In honor of
thejr daughter, Miss Elizabeth Brtnton. There
will be about SO guests present, and the party
will later attend the cotillon.
There will also be several private dances,
among which will be a dance In Asher's, to be
given by Mr. and Mrs. AValter M. La Rue, of
lit Pelham road, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Margaret La Hue. There will be 30U
guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. James Manderson Castle, ot
Chestnut Hill, will also entertain at dancing In
honor of their daughters, Miss Margaret New
bold Castle and Miss Mary Butler Castle, In
the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Only the school
set will be present.
Miss Carolyn Osborne will be guest of honor
at a dance to be given by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Osborne, In the Old York
Road Country Club,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. F. Durchsprung, of 1333 Dover
street, are receiving congratulations on the birth
or a daughter, March S3.
William Hutt, a student at State College, Is
spending the Easter holidays with hla parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Hutt. of 2S:i Oxford street.
Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Gross, of J027 Nprth Will
street, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mtes Hannah Muriel Gross, to Law
rence Lyman Shaller, of this city, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William W; Shaller, of Ivoryton, Conn.
'WOODBURY
Miss Gertrudo SummerlU has Just returnna
from a three months' visit with relatives and
friends In New Orleans
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green and family have
retreJ from CaltfornU, where they have been
spending the winter at Green's Hotel, Pasadeos,
I'hoto by Mirceau
MRS. CHARLES SERVICE TAYLOR
Mrs. Tnylor has lntely returned from a wedding trip. Mr. nnd Mrs. Taylor have
taken a house on Rex avenue, in Chestnut Hill, where they will be at homo to
their friends.
ARTISTS ENTERTAIN
Masque of Primitive Peoples Will Be Given
Tonight at Horticultural Hall.
The sewn art organizations which will pre
sent the ".Masque of the Primitive Peoples" In
Horticultural Hall tonight include the Fellow
ship of the Academy of the Fine Arts,
T-Squnro Club, Pennsylvania Museum School
of Industrial Alt. Plastic Club. Sketch Club,
Art Club nnd School of Design for Women.
The description of tho nffnlr can best be told in
the Invitations issued, which read ns follows:
"The Purpose of this billet. Gentle Header, Is
to crave most courteously the Honour of your
Presence nt a most unusualla Entertainment to
be given at the 3d Qunrter of the Moon which
being translated, means Tuesday, April 6th, nt
8 o'clock-nnd nt the Hnll of Horticulture, which
Is In Broad St., nr. Locust. On this occasion tho
Spirits ot the Pagan Past will return agalnc to
earth, and disport themselves, masque fash
ion, for your Delectation. There will be Scenery
most weird nnd gorgeous with Dances bnrbarle,
and Muslo and Costumes which shall entrance
you by their richness. Hero you will see old
Jiamesls nnd his train fresh como from the
Pyramids under tho caro of tho Fellowship ot
the Academy of tho Fine Arts Or do you prefer
America? Have patience In a trice the scene
will change to Mexico nnd the Aztecs, redone
by the T-Squaro Club. If your fancy craves
Byzantium, It shall be at your beckoning with
the help of tho Pennsylvania Museum School
of Industiial Art; or China and Its Mandarins
and the whole civilization of Cathay directed
by the ladles of tho Plastic Club. There, too,
will appear the Indians of the West, shown to
you In their original civilization, and without
circus tnwdrlness, by the Sketch Club. Yet
again Imperial Pome you have It anew with
nil the resource that the Art Club has at Its
disposal; and lastly tho Occult civilization of
Persia, which shall come to you with the School
of Design.
"In 2 or 3 turns of the Hour Glass you will
travel to the uttermost parts of the earth, and
Into tho very pit of Time, alt in goodliest com
pany. And when the Masque Is finished there
will be Dancing until the morning hours, when
you may clasp the hand of Araby and Egypt
nnd show them a thing or two of our modern
foot flinging."
The masque will be given under the direction
of John V. Hnrbeson, with the following com
mittee: Mrs. C. Shlllard Smith, School of De
sign for Women, Mrs. Stauffer Oliver, Plastic
Club; Miss Emma XV. Thomas, Fellowship of
the Academy of the Fine Arts; Henry It. Itltten-
f heto by Licp.
MISS MAE S. JORDAN
Miss Jordan, who is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Jordan, will
become the bride of Sydney G. Smith
today,
berg, Art Club; flinrlpi K. Stephens, Sketch
Club; J. Frank Copelnnd, School of Industrial
Art, nnd E. 1,,cwIh Dales, T-Squnre Club.
John Frederick Lewis Is honorary chairman,
ami thu Honorary Committee Includes Mrs.
Cornelius Stevenson, Miss Violet OnMoy, Miss
Kmlly Snrtnln, Miss Cecilia Ucnus, .Miss Har
riet Saitnln, Leslie W. Miller, Charles Grnflcy.
Hugh II. Hreckenrldge, Dr. Thomas H. Fcnton,
Hcibcrt Welsh. Dr. A. C. Abbott, Henry Mc
Cnrtcr, Charles L. Bnrle, Jr., nnd Abbott Mc
Citire. In selecting Persia as the theme for lis poitlon
of tho Mnsquo of Primitive Peonies tho School
of Design for Women opened up large possi
bilities, nnd has cnrrled them out wonderfully
well. "The Doom of Jemshld," ns the episode
Is called, has been ndnpted by Mrs. AV. Yorke
Stevenson fiom tho Shad Nnmch, by Flrdaiisl,
the most famous poet of Persia, who wrote in
the hitter part of tho 10th century. Mrs. C.
Shillard-Smlth, a director of tho School of De
sign, has hud chnrgo of tho production, as
sisted by Miss Lucllo Howard, tho artist. Special
music has been written by Hcdda vnn dcr
Beemt, and Stanley Muschamp Is musical direc
tor of tho cntlro Masque.
Among the Plays and Players Club members
In the cast are Miss Sarah Uytendnle Balrd.
who takes tho part of Princess Znbullstan.
Joseph A. Deeilng. Jr., as Jemshld, tho exiled
King, and Henry B. Schnffer. Jr.. ns tho High
Priest. Miss Eleanor Dougherty will give her
mystic "Lotus Dance," which wns criticised so
favorably at Mrs. W. Yorke Stevenson's Plastic
Club affair recently.
A combination of the stars of the Plays and
Tlayers in the speaking parts nnd the nrtlstlc
designing and mnklng of costumo nnd sceneiy
by the students of the School of Design, with a
chorus of 40 of the girls, should be expected to
produce u strikingly effective result. And tho
dress rehearsal yesterday proved such nn
effect. The well-defined nnd gorgeous color
scheme of costume nnd scenes, all strictly cop
led from the ancient Persian, ndd much to tho
beauty and muslo of the lines taken from tho
lyrio of the poet, Flrdausl, tho Homer of tho
East.
For the past week the Art Gallery nnd class
rooms of the School of Design have resembled
dressmaking establishments nnd scene painting
workshops. Every detail of scenes nnd costumes
has been worked out fnlthfully by tho students.
In accordance with recognized authorities on
ancient Assyria and Persia. Although Flrdnusl
was more or less recent, this poem was about
the reign and fall of Jemshld. n mythical King
of early Persia. One scene will contain a beau
tiful reproduction of a curtain depicting tho
Hypostylo of Xerxes, In Persepolls. onco a chief
city of rersla, as drawn by Chlplez. in the
tlrst act tho colors are rich and gorgeous, red,
green, black, gold and purple, but the second
scene will be in strong contrast, a delicate com
bination of pale blue and gold.
The story Itself Is one of Intense Interest, re
luting the misfortunes of Jemshld. the great
mythical ruler of Persia, who, after a success,
ful reign of 70) years, became vainglorious and
Impious, and proclaimed himself the mightiest
power In the universe. Priests and people turn
from him, and he Is dethroned and escapes to
wander alone and miserable. The second scene
finds him In the Kingdom of Zabullstan, where
he meets the beautiful Princess who is destined
to marry him. Hla happiness Is short-lived
however, as the King of Zabullstan returns him
bound to Zohak, who then reigns In Jemshld's
former kingdom, and ho Is doomed to die,
Warriors, cup bearers, demons and dancers add
plcturesquo background and action. Special
dances are executed by Hiss Elizabeth Boun
tree and Miss Helen Kimmlg.
The Fellowship of the Academy of the Fine
Arts will represent Egypt.
The Plastic Club will Impersonate the people
of Cathay and the Mandarins.
Bysantlum will be shown by the School of
industrial Art.
The Indians of the West will be represented
by members of (he Sketch Qlub, and the
T-Square' Club members will represent Mexico
and the Aztecs.
The At Club feature, which was originally
announced as "Imperial Rome," has been
changed to "The Homeric Age In Greece." The
gods and heroes of anclsnt times, mythical and
actual AJx, Perls, Helen ot Troy and even, (
Is said, the Horse of Troy, will be part of this
pageant.
pandne for the whole assemblage, actors and
audience, will follow the program. ,
AI'IHITTY wedding Will take place this eve
ning In Iho Second Prcofoylerlnn Cliutch,
Tulpelincken nnd tlrecno Bttcets, nt 5 o'clock,
when MIs,.Mnty Evelyn Harrington will be
come the bride of John Holton. The Itev.
John Harvey Leo, pastor of the chtltch, will
ofllclale. Miss llnrrlngton. who will be Riven
In marriage by her uncle, Melvln II. llnrrlng
ton. will we.ir n kowii of silver brocade tnndo
with a court trnln or while satin and trimmed
will, old lace. Iff i tulle Veil will be cnuaht
wllh oinne blossoms nnd she will enrry n
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. The
matron nf honor, Mrs. Keith Travis Downing,
anil the timid of honor, Miss Mary Helen Hnr
rlngton, will be gowned tlllkc In quaint frock
of mse silk mid will wear poke bonnets ot
pink stinw. They will carry arm bouquets of
pink loses mid old blue dowers. Mr. Holton
will have ns best man his brother. Howard
Holton, rtnd the unborn will Include Maxwell
Tatterstlold, Udwaul V. Bicker nnd James W.
nicker, of Poland Springs; Waller Ncoly,
Keith Tinls Downing and George Wnlte. Miss
Mary Gilbert Heist will bo llowcr gill nnd will
went- a ilnlnty frock nf while with n p.ilo pink
Jacket nnd will carry a basket nf pink roses.
A reception will follow nt the home of the
bride's mother. 2.1 West fpsnl street, nnd nn
their icturn fiom their wedding trip Mr. nnd
Mrn Holton will be nt home nftcr June 1 at
TSI," Charlton stieet. Chestnut Hill.
8MITH JORDAN.
The wedding of Miss Mac S. Jordan, daughter
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles J. Joidan, of 2Wt
Mercy street, will take place today to Sydney
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
'I he "tludn of Piomlse" of tho Fifth Reformed
Church, nt Cednr street nnd Susquehniinit ave
nue, will picsrnt "Mrs. Wlggs ot the Cabbnga
Patch" nt nn entertainment which will be given
at tho church on Friday evening, April 9.
Tomorrow evening the members of St. Luke's
Dramntlc Club will bo seen for the first tlmo
In Kensington, when thev will present "The
Dressing Gown" nt St. Luke's Church, B nml
Huntingdon streets.
Joseph FiUgcinld will leave today for tho
Panama Exposition.
A dance wns given Inst night In the Holy
Name School Auditorium In aid of the church.
A Tippcrary party will be given tomorrow. This
Is nn original event, to be held In the school
nuditorlum nlso.
The Shaiinhan Catholic Club will hold a big
novelty minstiel show and dance on the eve
nings of Thuisdny nnd Friday, April S and 0,
nt the Knights of Columbus Hnll, 3Sth and
Mnrl.ci streets.
Miss Elizabeth Ehrlo nnd Miss Helen Jfclhrlo
hno tcturnecl fiom their visit to New York.
Tho Tcmpeinnce Club, of Trenton nvenue, will
give Its llrst dance on April 10, nt Columbia
Hall. "
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Simons nre living
at K nnd Stinhlo streets. Mrs. Simons before
her mnrrlago on Mnrch 17, wns Miss Mary
Work, of Rocklcdge. ,
Mi! Marie Radcllne and Miss Blanche
Backey, active In social circles In the Northeast,
spent several days at Atlantic City during
the Enstertlde,
William McLaughlin and Elmer Turner spent
Easter at Atlantic City.
TIOGA
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hung entertained a
large house paity over the week-end In their
houso In Ocenn City. Among thoso present
were Mihs Mildred Hnng, Mr. nnd Mrs. Young,
Miss Florence Young, Miss Esther linns, .Miss
Ruth Prescott, Edward Campbell and Herbert
Packer.
LANSDOWNE
Mrs. Howard Reed, of 3.'2 North Lansdovvne
nvenue, will entertain the mcmbeia of her
daughters dancing class this afternoon. Among
tho members will be Miss Laurn Krnwl, .Miss
Janet Krawl. Miss Marjorlo Wielker, -Miss
Elizabeth Reed, Miss Merlal Krawl, Mlcis Sue
Reed, MUs Alice Statyell, Carrol Merrltt, Har
iem Statyell, Jr., Ernest McKennn, Robert
Statyell and Bertram Balch.
Miss Jesslo Lewis returned fiom Syracuse
College, to spend the Kastei holldas with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Lewis,
of 23 East Greenwood nvenue.
Mrs. William H. Mnrple, of 10." Noith Luns
clowno avenue, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Lear Marie Mnrple, to David
A, Glover, of Philadelphia. Mr. Glover Is a
protestor In the Lunsdowne High School.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Plans are now almost completed for the bene
fit which Is to bo given by the Major M. A.
Ciherst Sons of Veterans' Camp, No. 61, ot
Darby, to mark the frith anniversary of the
surrender of Lee to Grant at the Appomattox.
The banquet Is to take place on Saturday next
at the Sons of Veterans' Hall, In Darby.
Among tho guests who are expected to be pres
ent nro Thomas H. Butler, wl)o will speak on the
nil-Important question of peace; Commander
William B. Benson, or the Philadelphia Navy
Yard; Hugh Black and J. Washington Logue.
On the following Sunday afternoon there will
be a piogram of patriotic exercises and prom
inent speakers.
The engagement of Miss Ruth Grahm to Wil
liam Norman has been announced by Mr. and
Mrs. William Grahm. The oung couple are to
be married In the fall.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
An Easter dance of Interest to West Jersey
society will be held at Merchantvllle tonight.
The decorations will be In Futurist design. Tn
committee In charge Includes Harold S. Bot
toniley, Ralph D. Patterson and Milton W. It.
Holden. The patronesses are Mrs. Albert W.
Atkinson. Mrs. A. Paul Benners, Mrs. Miranda.
Bottomley, Mrs. Charles S. Boyer, Mrs. Leon
Buckwalter, Mrs. Joseph E. Burroughs, Mr
Edward H. Chevv, Mrs. Edward W. Delacroix,
Mrs. Robert P- FInley, Mrs. Ruland Greene,
Mrs. Samuel P. Hour, Mrs. Harry It. Hum
phreys, Mrs. David Jester. Mrs. Frederick V.
Marcy, Mrs. Paul M. Meoray, Mrs. Robert
Patterson, Mrs. William T. .,mad, Mrs- CharlM
A- Reynolds, Mrs. Walter 3. Staals, Mrs,
David Swop nd Mrs. Warren Webster.
(I. Smith. The ceremony will ho performed At
4 o'clock In St. Kdmond's Catholic CllUfeh, VM
nml MIIMIn streets, by the Iter. Father Urincel.
The bride, who will be glvon In marriage by
her father, will be nttended by Miss iubel
Smith, sinter of the bridegroom, ns maid of
honor, and Mr. Smith will be nttended iy
Charles J. Jordan, brother of tho bride, as best
man. .Miss Jordan will wear n. gown of (lowered
bronze charmcuse and will wear a large leg
horn hnt trimmed with pink roses nnd blue
elet. Tho maid of honor will wear nn at
tractive frock of blue taffcln. Her hat will
nlso bo n leghorn. A reception for the Imme
diate families will be held and after an ox
tended wedding trip Mr. nnd Mrs, Smith will
bo nt home nt 5137 Klnascteing avenue.
DE SIMONE-CIERE.
Pnsquule De Slmone, of SIS Cnllowhlll street,
wns married to Miss Florcnza Clerc, of 10U
North Gth street, nt Mnrconl Hnll, 1218 South
8th street. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. D. Scnlnbrolla, of the Church of Our
Lady of Good Counsel.
RICH GRAT
A quiet wedding took place In St. Vincent's
Church icstcrdny nt 4 o'clock, when Miss Helen
M. Gray became tho bride of Albert C. Rich.
The brldo wns nttended by Miss M. V. Gray
ns maid of honor, nnd the best man wns
Charles W. Rich. There was no reception, ,
owing to Illness in Miss Grny's family, and on
their return from a wedding trip Mr. nnd Mrs.
Rich will bo nt home nftcr May 1 nt 260 West
Itnlncs street.
MASK AND WIG
A Number of Persons Will Entertain To
night at "Paradise Prison."
Miss Mary Hall Lalnl, debutante dnughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Poweis l.ilrd, will be
guest of honor nt a Mnsk and Wig party, to
be given by Miss Annn Hnmlll Farles, of 2007
Walnut street. Tho guests will Include Miss
Charlotte Fahnestock, Miss Marjorlo Taylor,
Miss Knthcrlne C. Newbold, Miss Elizabeth
Crozor, Miss Mnrle L. Farles, Mies Jcnnette
Farles. Kdwnrd C. Cassnrd. William Henry
Parker, Jr., Wlllard Spencer. Coleman Setters,
3d, John B. Myors, Chnrlcs Otis, New York, nnd
AS'clghtman Fnrles. Supper will follow at the
Art Club.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Howard Ynrdley will en
tertain nt the piny, followed by supper and
dancing at the Mnsk and Wig Club, In honor
of their dnughter, Mls Margaret Custls Yard
ley. Theie will bo 60 guests present, Including
n number ot this season's debutantes and
younger men. '
AMUSEMENTS
GLOBE
MARKET AND JUNtl'EJl
Continuous I'aiufeL'Ule
II :30 TO llino
MLLE. DO REE
Presents The Imperial Opera Co. In
Great Momenta From Grand Opera.
SIX MUSICAL GORMAN'S, OTHERS
COMING NEXT WEEK
TWICJK DAILY 2 ISO AND 8:30
The I'hoio Drama Ununuol
"HYPOCRITES!"
Chorus. Knlarced Orchenlra $-3,000 Or tan.
HEATS NOW ON SALE
PVioofvmr C!f OPERA I Hom of World's
UfieStnUt Ol. HOUSE I Ortatot Photoplays
Afternoons t :HO to 4 :30 IOc. l&e. 23c
Eu-nlnsa 7 :30 to 10:30 10c. 25c, a Kw GOo
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
STARTI.INO PRODUCTION
THE AVENGING
CONSCIENCE
TWICE DAILY AT 3 AND 0 I M.
ritECEDED IIV COMEDIES
PADPTPTr Thl . Next Week. Et, at 8:10.
taIVlVivlV Matinees Wed. A Sat. at 2:1S.
Robert Hilliard
ttue nav THE ARGYLE CASE
i:EB. i. Sat Mats. rOc. 7nc. $1. 1.30. No Hither
Popular Price Wednesday Matlneea. llest. Seats S.O0
bTITkeith's" theatre
Evelyn Nesbit and Jack Clifford
NEW SONQ8 AND OUIGIN'AL DANCES
JOSEPH JEFFEItSON & CO.: WILL, OAKLAND A
CO.; IIAJintET IIL'UT: HUIITON HOLMES'
TltAVIil.ETTE. AND OTHERS.
TrrA"T This i Next Week. Evs. at 8:15
tilJ.lJ Matinees Wed, t Sat. atS, IS,
CHARLES FUOHMAN Prevents
Ethel Barry more
In Her
Greaiext
Triumph
THE SHADOW
A rT7T TJTTT TONIGHT AT 8:15
AD.liLlJr.tll POPULAR 11 MAT. TilURBDAT
Oliver Moroaco Presents J. Hartley Manners'
PEG 0' MY HEART
400 GOOD BALCONY SBAT8 AT 11,00
400 GOOD EAM1LY CHtCLE SEATS. 800
THE
MARKET 8T. ADOVE JUTH
I' i o t ii ii 8 a
11 A. M. to 11(15 P. M.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT
"WHEN WE WERE
TWENTY.ONE"
Stanley
Added Attraction VANDERRILT CUI" RACE
uuauAu vil'hjh aiuuiit; in "nsoua'
AN ALL-BALLAD PROGRAM
WJI.L HE BUNG BY JOHN
McCORMACK
at ths ACADEMY. Next Friday Ev.. April
Tickets on Sale at Heppa'a
LYRIC
'XO.NIGHT AT 8:15,
Mais. Tomorrow and Saturday. 2U3
Alii, n il.i.lAM
FAVERSHAM
.,l5J.anJSS!!.THE HAWK"
' METKOPOLITAN OPERA 11QUSB
Last performance, Metropolitan Opera Co.. N. Y
Tuesday Evf, April 20, at 8 Mme. Farrar, Aldaj
CARMEN J?,TMo.cri,nn.,n,.,,'Am,- Con,uc"r'
SEATS, 1100 CHESTNUT ST Mall Orders Reciiirad.
rnrvDTJICyP This Week Only EvfsatS.lS.
i UlvlVlilOl Matlneea Wed Sat at 2:15.
The Mask & Wig Club ,n ?$&
K, Week "HELLO BROADWAY.' With Ueo. It
Cohan and WUllim Collier Beat Thursday
CROSS
KEYS
5SS? Lingerie Shop
& OTHEU B.U ACT
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THEATRE.
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VICTORIA
Continuous 11 to 11
'quality" Vaudsrilla u4
Maria Dressier and ctn-.'ii
Ctucliii In "Tllllra
Market ana jk
Prices 10c 20c,
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