gZgNING LEPGER-FHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. APRIL 8, 1915.
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have Issued Invitations for a dinner of 14
K ers on Monday, April 19, In honor of Miss
Kf " .1 4l. .. .1 nlt...u TC(.n f...u-
t HCDfl TrUXton XJcmu miiu wiivui uaiuu luui-
I iinn engagement was recently nn
Jlr. and Mrs. Scull will also entertain at din--..
' Wednesday, Aprlt 21, In honor of Miss
K i(4fon Spraguc, of Boston, who will arrive hero
$ nxt Thursday 10 visit .uma ,wsoi u, ocuu.
Urs Edward Davis, of Mortter street, -west of
II yjtjne avenue, dcrmaiitown, entertained nt
luncMon at l.'W ociock loony in nonor or ner
daughter, Mies itamnno nunter uavis. Tho
Utile was beautifully decorated with Bprlnj
(lowers, and tho guests Included Mlsa Elizabeth
Dercuni, Miss Ruth Hey, Mrs. Frederick Gnrdt.
W, Mrs. FlBlier Boyd' Mr8, lronry D. llooth,
faHiee Katnicen ucnniston, ansa Kittciotigo,
jites Audroy Knne, Miss Amcy Mnssey Develln,
jjIjj Marlon Sharplcss, Mlsa Marian P. Toul
iajn Miss Florence Shcppard, Miss ICathrlno
- j0tter, Miss Isabel Sloughton and Miss Carollno
Hurdock.
Jits. Clarence Alexander Wray, of Highland
venue, Chestnut Hill, entertained nt a small
i-fnminl luncheon at 1:30 o'clock yesterday. Iter
f guests Included Mrs. Thomas S. Sulllvcnt, Mrs.
0. Frances Smith and Mrs. Charles A. Borda.
Mlis Rebecca Pickering, who has been the
pieit Of Miss Frances Mcars, of ISIS Do Lnncey
W place, tor several weeks, will return to her
E home In Salem, Mass., on Thursday,
f i:
and Mrs. Charles A. Potter, Jr., who have
taken a house on Washington lane, near Church
E road, Chelten Hills, will occupy it about July 1.
Kf Mrs. Herbert Cassartl, of Pltlsflcld, Mnea.,
. formerly of tho Bolgravla, ls nt present tho
W uest of Miss Anna Slmrpless Taylor, of Cedron,
Indian Queen lane.
Mrs. Thomas C. Foster will preside at tho tea.
!? table at tho dansant at Brooko House this after.
noon. Miss Ethel Hastings, Miss Mary Clayton
fc ana Juiss jHsviHiuie v. o. busier win ilssibi m
receiving.
, At the marriage of Mlsa Ullen Jaquctt Sellers
md Richard Coxe McCall, which will tako placo
on April 26, the Rev. Dr, Edward M. Jefferys
1 will perform the ceremony.
The Inst meeting of tho Tuesday Missionary
Bible Class will bo hold nt the home of Miss
Mary Coles, 2111 Walnut street, on Tuesday,
April 13, at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. William B. Caporton, wlfo of Admiral
William B. Caperton, who Is In command of
" the Atlantic ileet, now In southern waters, and
her daughter, Miss Marguerite Caperton, nro
' now occupying apartments nt tho Ulttenhouse.
Miss Josephine Roe, of Pottstown, Pa., will
.return to her home on May 1 after having spent
j the winter in Riverside, Cnl., as the guest of
t Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke.
H, An Easter soiree or panuo dansant will be
, fcetl.la the Rlttcnhouse tonight. Many parties
I have been arranged, among which will bo those
K liven by Miss Laura Klkln, daughter of
W Supreme Court Justice John P. Elkln, who will
I entertain 25 guests. Count and Countess do
Trampe will have 10 guests. II. F. Richards has
tngasea a taoie for eight and Mrs. F. Qreenhall.
Wjt New York, will entertain four guests. Thero
? Will also ba 23 memhern nt th rvmoii mhLnn
ft team present.
Mrs. Leopold Stokowskl will be at home, at
nu tii .
& .... ino oireei, auer me symphony concert on
I Friday, April 0. No cards have been sent out.
Mr. and Mrs. Perclval Roberts, Jr., nre spend
ing several days at the Waldorf-Astoria In New
Tort
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
, BAU-Mrs. H. Fox, of New York, niece of Sec
retary of War Garrison, and Mrs. Charles C.
"each, also of New York, are visiting Mrs.
French's brother-in-law nnri io,. tvt,. .,.i
Mrfl. aIathmiIam llf m.i . - .
1 mi i-icKiora, ot lilrcli avenue.
Mils Ethelwyn Vandlver. who spent the
Water holidays as the guest of Miss Isabel
gearing, nt her Ventnor cotage, has returned
, home.
WNWTO Thn Ci'iimv ni..i. ... ,.- .-- -
L. ....,! .uu fiiivo mo mat. or
Mta aeries of dances last night at the clubhouse
!!? larea nutnl,er of guesta were present.
The Cynwyd Boys' Club eint. n m .
Eetherof Its enjoyablo nlavH dnrlnn- irnw au i,.
ntvuinments of the club aro always so suc-
SMrul the May play is being looked forward to
twith much pleasure.
S-4MH0RE At th -,. r ,,.. ,
EWalker UacRevnnMa rt.,v,. j .,
f.il!am J, MacRevnnlrU nf 11 rtn.,.t .,....
Im U RandaH Winter. Jr.. which will take
Kfrtf 7 bride-to-be's home Wednesday
Wt, April 21. at 8 o'clock, tho matd of honor
LW1I be MUa Otlv. fT ,- ,..
fp -...- "uii?yiiuiuB. miss umma
Itolti i "" Edsar Davl"5son will be brides.
Vi, t. W'ntBr wl11 have 'Charles Chrlst-
iL a best man- The Rev. David R. Sou-
KJth , ' "10 wetnoqiat Episcopal Church.
atreet and Washlntnn ..,. a
da 0f th9 bride.t0.be wl oflIclat;
losaoffr -Miss Rutbanna Johnson, daughter
S Ur, nd Mrs. jUho ti -j -r., .
l..w!i BUMt of Mlsa Alexandra Ewlng. of
Pur v?t MlM Jo"non will return to Van
r College today,
W.D4vjD.sJjUa Edna Ho,baoh dail6hter or
ill , ' crneat Holbach, of 8t. David'fl,
i" married n f,t.. . t, ...
i spring Garden street, at the bride's home.
aZ . ny wl" b8 Performed by the Rev, C.
nntrong-L of et. David's.
GTii'RTir A vrmrmirxT
ivarl Dodge, son of Mr. and m. Tm.. nian
Su . . W ClaP'e' "trt and McKean avenue.
it v 9 "omo n Chicago, having
-icr wan his parents.
. B. Myrtle Ktn i ko u.n.n. ....,
fen-I3.."9 to leaVo for an extensive tour
J !"8 wt with a number of friends.
W are planning j . .. .
, World's Fair.
.
"allle B. ClaDn anil lii. rliiiiD-hlor xfi
lnc Clapp, 0f -IV.gt Tulnehnrlfn lrA.
iPend sevemt ,r,n.v, i . ,
w guest of nr. nj . ,-w..' '
tf!. -. Mviijaujid WUI1I1SOII. u
fr of Mre. Clapp.
Edward FlnArt itr... j n-j...
,, -r. ., w iiu;nq iuu fioriter
Ifitl V roantown- accompanied by her
Vr, jjta, B,MW)r FQod na Mgs Bmly
tc" Of J Howarit Twla ft T71bln
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--..., .,... ,cllVe on aaturday, April 10, for An
napolls whero ther wm atteml Ue h
night at the Military Academy, and will remain
over the weok-end.
rl7u .nlS' wh0 "" mnkes W home In
Detroit, Mich., is spending several days with
422 Stafford Btrcet.
Jll Mrtt "veirR'nBer. of S3 Weaver
street. Mount Airy, arc being congratulated on
the birth of a son, Robert Samuel Ringer, on
April 3,
Miss Helen D. Mnslnnd nml Mm TTn.. t
Blythe. of 16 East Clapler stroct, entertained at
cards on Monday afternoon In honor of their
sister. Miss M. Kllzabcth Masland. of New York.
The guests were: Mrs. Robert B. Itawn, Mrs.
Oeoigo W. Vogt, Mrs. Albert Campbell, Mrs.
Ralph L. Flower, Mrs. Conyers B. arnhntn, Mrs
George T. Went. Mrs. J. Klnscy Baker, Mrs.
Oansworth Cooke, Mis. Edward Miller, Mrs.
Charles A. Smith, Mrs. Albert M. Barnes, Mrs.
Charles W. Kesser, Mrs. D. Raworth Hook, Mrs.
P. Brlce Lang. Miss Julia Whealln, Miss Mary
King, Miss Ethel drubmeyer. Dr. Grnco An
drews, Sirs. Mando Tcrklns, Mrs. Charles Eaton,
Mrs. Alexander S. Johnson, Mrs. William S.
jiennerson, .Mrs. Morton S. Hlrsh, Mrs. J. Ed
mund Bronson. Mrs, D. Stewart McNnbb, Mra.
George Jeltles, Mrs. Joseph M. Maslnnd, Mrs.
v-nrisiopner ortunhauscr, Mrs. Chester A. Hob
son. Mis. George It. Hook, Jr.. Mlsa Huldnh
Mmtlnson. Miss Mary Gorman, Miss Edna Hay
man, Mlsa Marie Henderson.
Mrs. Charles Henry Volgt, of West Tulpo
hocken street, accompanied by her son, Charles
Homy Volgt, Jr., Is spending a few weeks In
Sea Isle City.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Charles II. Stocr, of 4615 North Hrond
street. Logan, will entertain at a bridge and
shower on Saturday afternoon In honor of MIrs
Eleanor Brooko Tlndnll, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph R. Tlndall, 1417 North ICth street,
whoso engagement to Walter F. Stocr has been
announced.
William S. Schcllengor, of Bent road, Wyn
cte, has returned to Clifton Springs. New York.
Mr. Schelllnger will be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Jacob RIdgway, of Wrlghtstown, N. Y.,
has returned to her home, after spending several
ujo ..I iiBiiington ns tho guest of friends.
Mrs RIdgway will be remembered as Miss
Gertrude Knight, o' Fnhevllle, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Wontz, of The Or
chard, Wyncoto, havo taken a cottage at
Eaglesmere. Pa., whero they will fipend tho
summer, atr. and Mrs, Wcntz will be accom
panied by their daughter, Miss Polly Wentn.
and their son, Daniel B. Wentz, Jr., who Is now
attending the Fay School, Southboro, Mass.
The Wyncote Branch of the Plant. Flower nn.i
Fruit Guild will hold its first meeting on tho
4th of May. in AH Hallow's Parish House, cor
ner of Bent road and Greenwood avenue, Wyn
coto, nt 10 o'clock, to arrange for tho summer
work and elect officers for the ensuing year.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
A charity card party will bo hold this
afternoon under the auspices of .Miss Dorothy
Rumbnrgor, Miss Mario McClatchy and Miss
Helen Cyrnnt, In tho home of Miss Rumbargor.
C23 Highland avenue. The proceeds wilt be for
tho nulldlng fund of the Mlserlcordla Hospital
to be erected at 54th street and Cedar avenue.
Miss Clara Amy Wllllts. of 4405 Spiuce street,
will give a box party at the Mnsk and Wlj;
pcrformance on Saturday night, preceded by a
dinner at her home. Her guests will Include
Dr. and Mrs. Louis H. Mutschler and Dr. Ruth
erford L. John. Miss Wllllts entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon, followed by a
Mask and Wig party.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Coane. of 30th and
Locust streets, will give a dinner of 12 covers
tomorrow night before tho meeting of tho danc
ing class at the Rlttenhouse, organized by Mrs.
Walter Hancock, Mrs. J. Colton Deal and Mrs.
Ralph C. Stewart. Mrs. Coane will spend next
week In Westminster, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Southern Conway, of tho
Avondale, will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
Lord at the Mask and Wig performance tonight.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Guy A. BIssett, wife of Lieutenant Com
mander BIssett. U. S. N and Mrs. Ralph L.
Shepard, her sister, wife of Lieutenant Shepard,
U. S. M. C, have issued cards for a tea, to be
given at 2332 South 21st street. In the Glrard
Estate, tomorrow afternoon, to meet their moth
er, Mrs. Allen Caperton, of Richmond, Va., who
la their guest.
The Entertainment Committee of St. Monica's
Guild has Issued Invitations for a costume
dance, followed by supper, to be held in the
clubrooms, 1835 Rltner street, on Saturday next.
The committee In charge of tho dance, which
is the first Invitation affair the guild has given.
Is composed of the following: Miss Marie
Booth, Miss Margaret Burchlll, Miss Agnes
Bolsborn, Miss Anna. Crowley, Miss Marie
Dougherty, Miss Elizabeth Dougherty, Mlsa
Vera Culhane, Miss May Malloy, Mlsa Catha
rine Manning, Miss Margaret Logue, Mlsa Gene
vieve Munn, Miss Margaret Clements, Miss
Marie Shields and Mlsa Catherine Shields. Mlsa
Anna V, Mohan Is chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan S, Wolters, of 522 Pine
street, are being congratulated on the birth of
a son, Abram Sylvan Wolters, on Saturday,
April 3.
Miss Nan Schwartz, of 1327 South 6th street,
entertained last week. Among those present
wereMlss E. Weinberg, Miss Katherlne Mones,
Miss Ada Lelbuwltz, Miss Lena Weber, Mlsa
Laura Finsteln, Miss Lillian Wallack, Miss K.
Makransky, Miss Elizabeth Udelson, Msa Sadie
Smith, Nat LaaUn. A. Cohen, G. Silverman. S.
Pollock, H. Wolf, G, Schwartz, E. Romln, J,
Taylor and F. Myers.
Musical selections were rendered by Miss Lena
Weber, Mlsa Katherlne Monea and Mr, Cohen.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Annie Jastrow and Mlsa Alice Jastrow.
2106 Spring Garden atreet, are vlaltlnar their sla
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Waller
stein, In Mount Vernon, N. T,
Mr. Florence d Lion Simons ts the suest or
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George do Won, of
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MISS MARGARET FITLER I'hnto l.y Mar.cau.
'" '" '""'Wed lofla" nt 1 o'clock to Oli-cr O. W''littr at Rivcrton,
Mi.ss Fitlcr is tho first debutante of last season to marry.
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NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Ellas Brodesser will entertain a group of his
friends next Sunday at tho opening of tho Ger
trude Cottage at Anglosea, N. J. Thoso in
vited nro William Dumont, George Kohlor, John
Meennn and Special onicers Robert Dunbar,
Walter Cook, William Heinz, George Mecleary
and Domlnlck Rcnnltf
John M. McTnmncy, of CC33 East Thompson
street, has returned fiom a week's stay nt tho
shore.
Levi Moffct, of tho 4th and York streets sta
tion, will give a reception to a group of his
friends nt his cottngo at Wlldwood, N. J this
Sunday.
Tho Major William McKlnley Camp No. 10,
United Spanish War Veterans, will give a re
ception Thursday evening, Apill 22, nt their
headquarters, 1722 North Broad street. Tho eve
ning will he known ns "Philippine Night." Va
rious prominent speakers Identified with the
expoiiences In the Inlands will touch upon the
conflicts In which tho regular army took part
during the insurrection of June 30, 1502 The
Municipal Council of U S. W. V. will lend on
this occasion tho Chaplain Henry McCook col
lection of Spanish and Philippine relics for ex
hibition. Tho Military Order of tho Serpent will
furnish n team In full regilla to demonstrate
some of the outside work of tho Phlllpplno
rebels' secret society of Kntlpunan, which was
Immortalized In Archibald Claverlng Gunter"s
historical novel "Jack Curzon A Tale of
Manila."
All veterans of the Sth Army Corps residing
In this city will be invited and It Is anticipated
that tho locnl American Veterans of Foreign
Service, the At my and Navy Union and Spanish
War Veterans will send big delegations of vet
crans of the Philippine bervlce and others not
na yot affiliated with any patriotic associations.
The chnlrmnn of the evening will be John
Halfpenny. Among the speakers will bo
Deputy Adjutant Rhawn and John Puree!!,
Deputy Instructor of Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary Dillon, 430 West York street, ono
of the younger set In the northeast, spent the
Eaeter season with her relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Georgo Vandergrlft, of New York city.
An affair that Is looked forward to with
much pleasure Is the reception and dance which
will be given by the Kensington Club, on Friday
ovenlng, April 10, at Allcmanla Hall, 2323 North
Dth street. Tho club Is ono of the oldest social
club In the Northcnst and Is noted for Its enjoy
able affairs.
MISS KATHARINE HASTINGS
Miss Hastings will dance tonight at a
vaudeville charity affair in South
FhUadelfhla.
'fejagtet-'
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FORTNIGIITLY COTILLON
Last Meeting of the Season Will lie Held
Tonight.
The Inst meeting this season of tho Fort
nightly Cotillon will bo held tonight. ,
Tho guests will be received by Mrs. Jones
Wlster, Mrs. Aitluir II. Lea. Mrs. J. Madison
Taylor, Mrs. William Penn Troth, Jr., Mrs.
Joseph Parker Noirls, Jr., William Wurts
Harmar. Mrs. K. Spencer Miller, 3d, mid Mrs.
Qulncy A. Glllmore.
Among the members who will be present are:
Miss Anna M, Wnlthntir. Miss Ann.i Wetherlll,
Miss Ada Lnmbcit Wcthcilll, Miss Anna Flor
enco Woodruff, .Miss Ells-nboth L. MacCuen
Smith, Miss Elinor J. Bean, Miss Edith Loulso
Smith, Miss Molly Wood Bailey, Miss Chilstlno
Rehn, Miss Isohcl Milne Rodgcrs, Miss Helen
S. Robinson. Miss Isabel Wurts Page. .Miss
Huberta Potter. Miss Lucia A Warden, Miss
Eleanor B. Watt, Miss Elizabeth Dale Oberteuf
fer, Miss M. Arrcan Miller. .Miss Mary Hall
Laird, Miss Frances X. Leach. .Miss Kntwin,,
H. Krcmer, Miss Gabrlella D. Hopkinson, Miss
Edith H.
uuiingnam, -Miss Charlotte Fnhnn.
siock, mibb Mnlda Fox. Miss Mnrlo Loulso
Williamson, .Miss Gertrude C. Ehret. Miss Elaine
Taylor English. Miss Emma Ashton Dorr. Miss
Roberta W. Downing, Miss Llllle.CrisllcId, Miss
Charlotto Harding Brown. Miss Anna B. Brln
ton, Miss Caroline I. Brlnton. Edward Nash L
Brook Edwards, W. Nellson Edwards. Oliver
H. Ealrd. Carroll WIIlcox. Robert Morris Ed
ward F. Hoffman. Jr., Cowan Bnln. Charles
TUwrton. William Piatt Pepper, Godfrey D.
"..., xjb uenneviue Kelm and
Hancock,
Woodson
r-ful" dl"nera Wl" precct,e tne cotillon. Miss
Edith Pleasonton. daughter of Mrs. Frank S
Pleasonton. of 2000 Pino street, will entertain at
m, informal dinner in honor of her guest. Miss
Kitty Steele Barrett, of Alexandria. Vn. There
will be 14 guests.
Mis. Herman F. Oberteuffer will give a dinner
at ho Bellevue-Straford In honor of Her debu
tante daughter. Miss Dorothea Oberteuffer As
Mrs. Oberteuffer Is In mourning, her daughter.
Mrs. J. .Morgan Harding, will chaperon tho
FRANKFORD
n operetta, entitled "The Bo'sn's Bride"
will be given In tho Lecture Room of tho
Frankford Presbyterian Church by the Young
Women's Missionary Society, on Thursday eve
nlng, April 15. A sale of fancy articles and
candy will follow.
The fifth annual concert of the Frankfora
Choral Society will be given on Thursday eve
ning. April 27, nt the T. Comley Hunter Chapel,
Orthodox and Grlscom streets. Guldo Ferrari
will be director; John K. Wltzemann, violinist;
Mlsa May Farley, soprano: Miss fM.tr, v,.m
Joyce, contralto, and Mrs. William A. Wilgus
and Bernlce Fryalnger Lewis, accompanists.
LANSDOWNE
Mrs. Henry Blrkcnblne. of Harrlsburg, la vis
Itlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Longcope.
of Runnymede avenue.
Thomns Fitzgerald, of West Baltimore avenue,
has returned from a month's trip to San Fran-
kisco, wnere ne visited the Panama Exposition.
Louis J. Meyers, of South Wycomto avenue,
who la a student at Overbrook Seminary, is
home on o visit to hla parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis j, Meyers.
Mra. William H. Hill, of Weat Baltimore ave
nue, Is spending a few daya In Atlantla City.
WOODBURY
The Friday Evening Brdlge Club will meet
this week at the home of Mrs. Clyde Paul.
Mrs. Horace Keen entertainer! Infnrmnii,, n.
bridge last night In honor of Mra John R '.
Mltchell.l who la here visiting her parents, Mr!
ana airs. Benjamin Thorpe. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe, anss Thorpe, Mrs. Mitch
ell. Mr. and Mra. Wendell Swint, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Clyde Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuller and
Mr, and Mra. Fred Stevenson,
Mrs. Wallace O. Kellogg entertained a num.
ber of her friends informally at bridge this
afternoon at her home on Euclid avenue.
Mrs. Frederick S. Belden, of Hartford, Conn.,
la visiting Mrs. Horace Nixon at her home on
Evergreen avenue.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Edward Kennedy, a student at the Penn
sylvania Military Academy, is spending a
week's vacation at his home on South (tb
itreet, la Darby.
THE most Important wedding of the day will
be that of Miss Mnrgnret Fltler and Oliver
O. Wlllltts, son of Rear Admiral Georgo S. WIU
lltts, United States Navy, and Mrs. Wlllltts.
Tho ceremony will be performed by Rev. Erncot
St- StlreB, of St. Thomas' Church, New York,
assisted by John Rlgg, of RIverton, In Christ
Church, RIverton, nt 1 o'clock.
The bride, who will bo given In marriage by
her brother, N. Myers Fltler, will be attended
by Mlsa Gertrude A. Showcll as maid of honor,
Miss Emllle 1'. Kennedy, Miss Virginia Roberts,
Miss Rachel Fltler, Miss Clara Atloc, as brides
maids; Miss Faith Fitlcr ns flower girl and
Ralston Blddlo Fltler ns page. Mr. Wlllltts
will be attended by his biothcr, Alfred Wlllltts.
of New York, ns best innti, and tho Ushers will
heR. Ralston Riddle, Hairy F. Mlchcll, Thomas
Spark and Dale B. Fitlcr, brother of tho bride.
Miss Fltler will wear an exquisite gown ot
sliver cloth covered with white tulle. A pannier
of heavy white coided Bilk cmhi-nldnm,! wkh
l diver floweis will bo tho main trimming of tho
skirt, and a court train 90 Inches In length of
snvcr cioth will full from the shouldeis. Her
veil will be of old tulle, simply arranged and
held In place by orango blossoms. She will
carry a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Tho maid of honor und bridesmaids will bo
gowned alike In simple frocks of pink taffeta.
The skirts aro vciy wido and quite short,
trimmed nt tho bottom with iv band of white
mousscllno embroidered In pink. Their halo will
be black, made of Neapolitan straw, having tho
single trimming of a black uucuilcd ostrich
plume. They will curty arm bouquets of shaded
blue mid pink hydrangeas.
Thu little flower girl will wear a pretty frock
of white dotted swIss, trimmed with Irish lace
and having n sash of blue satin. She will
wear a cap of blue tullo trimmed with pink
I rosebuds nml will carry nn old-fashioned bou-
quet of sweetheart rcses. Master Fitlcr, tho
page, win walk hand In hand with Miss Faith
i'uier. me now or girl. A reception will follow
the service In Grcystono, tho homo of Mr.
nnd Mrs. N. Myers Fltler. after which Mr. nnd
Mrs, Wlllltts will lenvo on their wedding trip
nnd on their return will bo nt home after May
1 nt 207 Llpplncolt avenue, RIverton.
NEVIN-S-SHEEHAN
The marriage of Miss Kntharlno E. Shcehan,
daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. John Shcehan, of 3S1S
Spruco street, to Llgotirl A. Novlns, of Rcnovo,
ROXBOROUGH
Residents of various parts of the 21st Ward
aro grentlv Interested In a social and patriotic
cent which will talo place on May 15. Tho
veterans of Hetty A. Jones Post No. 12, Grand
Army of tho Republic, will on that date un
veil two pieces of artillery nt the Soldiers'
Monument In Lexington Cemetery, Ridgo and
Lyceum nvenuos, Roxborough. In order to as
sist the veterans financially Sam Clcgg Camp
Nu. fi. Sons of Veterans, has nrrnnn-nri n Am.
I matIc Performance. This will bo tho presen-
""ion or tn0 drama "Tho Gentleman Thief" In
St. John's Parish Hnll, Rector street below
Sllverwood, on Saturday evening, April 10. In
the play the cast of characters will be ns fol
lows: Frederick Carson Leo Kelly
Michael Foley Walter Loftua
Frederick Van Allen Edward Kennedy
Winston Brown John Ariss
Togo Leo SlcBrldo
John Scott John Callahan
Joseph Dougherty "Al" Makom
Pntrlck Brogan Joseph Carney
Tompkins John F. Mellor
Mrs. Morton Mnrla Gagua
Kittle Sadie Wall
Vera Nellie Ryan
The hnll has been secured through the kind
ness of the Rev, Eugene Murphy, rector of St.
John the Baptist's Catholic Church.
The commltleo having the bentflt In chargo
are members of Sam Clegg Camp, comprising
Albert Scott, James WarHeld, Charles Aldering
er, W. A, R. Caywood and G. E. Dorwart.
It will bo tho first occasion In tho history
of Hetty A. Jones. Post that a benefit has been
nrranged to help the members In their under
taking. The membership has dwindled by death
until but a few comrades remain.
The officers of the post are: Commander,
Jacob Miller; senior vice commander, John
Loos; Junior vice commander, Harry Burk
head; sergeant, Samuel Thornton; chaplain,
Robert Leos; senior master, Simon Nelson;
Junior master, Sergeant John T. Williams; ad
jutant, Charles B. Duulap; major, Sergeant
Jeremiah Jacoby; officer of the guard, James
Aldinger.
CHESTER AND VICINITY
Lance Lathem, of East Broad Btreet, recently
entertained George and Henry Hallett, sons of
Professor Hallett, of West Philadelphia.
Tho Rev. George W, Sheetz nnd family, ot
West 3d Btreet. have removed to East Strouds
burg, where Mr. Sheetz has assumed the pas
torate ot a Methodist church.
Allan Dalton, student at Dickinson College,
Carlisle, Is visiting hla father, Junii F. Dalton,
on Providence avenue.
Mrs. William Yarnall, of McIIvaln street, Is
entertaining her nephew, Harry Dooley, or
Philadelphia.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Miss Mildred Cole, of Merohantvllle, la at
Lakewood,
Mrs. W. M, Mattern and son, of Forest Hills,
L. I., Is visiting relatives on Cooper atreet,
A. Spencer Webster, of 3d and Cooper streets,
la spending two months in the South.
3uiB" MecIearjr and ,amllr ae spending the
a8ter lo"dayB ' '"eir cottage In Beach
Haven.
WILMINGTON
Major and and Mrs. William O, Ramaay have
announced the engagement of their daughter,
Mlaa Elizabeth Gouveurnor Ramsay, to M. Van
Wyck Ferris, a son of 3Ir, and Mre. Norrla
Patterson Ferris, of Roxbury road, Garden
City, N, Y. Mr. Ferris la a grandson of the
late Isaac Ferris, third chancellor of the Uni
versity of New York.
Senator and Mra. Wlllard Saulsbury Jeft Sat
urday for Southern California, going: out by
way of the Grand Canyon ot the Colorado. They
will travel In California until April 2T, when
they will sail from Sari Francisco for Hawaii.
Mis Anna Glfford epent let week with Mr.
and Mr, Jrae N. Andrews at Somerset, Va.
I lu ' I iy y ,7 , ? V'f aO 'jil ji b juLffJ
P ( ill "lUJfli1 i&P-! k" ' "
1 y lkI jf vQ Inil II
Pa., was Bolemnlzcd yesterday morning at &
o'clock, with a Solemn Nuptial Mass In St.
James' Roman Catholic Church, 38th nnd Chest
nut streets. The Rev. James C. Monahan of
ficiated. Tho bride wore a dark blue traveling gown
with a leghorn hat trimmed with blue plumes,
nnd a corsage bouquet of whlto roses and lilies
of tho valley, She had her sister, Miss Esther
Sheohan, as maid ot honor. Miss Sheehan waa
gowned In dark blue with n leghorn Wr
trimmed with black plumes and wore plnfc KIU
lnrnoy roses.
John A. Novlns acted as best man. A wedding
breakfast nnd rocoptlon nt tho home of the
brldo's parents followed tho ceremony. Among
tno guests were: Mrs. Edward Smith, Miss Reta
Smith, Miss Mary Pursell, Mlsa Mario Puraell,
Mrs. Georgo Heck, Miss Muriel Taylor, Miss
Marie Smith, Miss Gertrude Blrchall, Miss May
Blrchall, Mies Belle Fulmer, Miss Helen O'Neill,
MIbs Eva Blebl, Miss Florence Blcbl, Mrs. Ed
ward T. Sheehan and son, Mr. and Mfs. Harri
son Stewart, Mrs. Ottilia Passlor, Doctor nnd
Mrs. Ira Pope, Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson,
Miss Jean Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Novlns, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ncvins, Jr., Mr.
nnd Mrs. Frank J Sheohan, Miss Florence
Remus, Miss Gertrude Shcehan. John Shcehan,
Joseph Sheehan nnd Mrs. E. F. Grady.
After a fortnight's trip to AtlantlcClty and
New York, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ncvins will live In St.
Mary's, Pa,, where they will be at homo after
April 18.
BUSH-KELLY.
A very pretty wedding took placo at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon In St. Charles' Church, Oak
View, when Miss Mary Kelly, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Kelly, of Mary street, Oak
View, becamo tho hrlde ot John Bush, son of
Mrs. Anna Bush, of Drcxel avenue, Lanadowne,
Tho ceremony was performed by the Rev. John
J. Moran. The bride, who was given in mar
riago by her father, wore nn attractive spring
suit of blue gabardlno with an attractive hat
to match nnd carried a shower bouquet of bridal
roses. Sho was attended by her sister. Miss
Sadie Kelly, who wore a green spring suit with
hat to match and carried a bouquet of rosea.
Miss Margaret Bush, a sister of tho bridegroom,
was flower girl. John Morgan acted as best man.
Tho young couplo left for a trip to Niagara
Falls and will be at home after April 20, at 29
North Mansfield nvenue, Lansdowne.
AMUSEMENTS
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COMING NEXT WEEK
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THE AVENGING
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TWICE DAILY AT 3 AND 0 P. M.
PRECEDED BY COMEDIES
FORREST Last 3 Evtrs. ? mat.
The Mask & Wig Club In S'SB
NEXT WEEK SEATS TODAY Klbot'
BESTUStCALHOWN T0RLD
"HELLO BROADWAY"
With GEO. M. COKAN andJWILLIAlt COLllSn
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
Evelyn Nesbit and Jack Clifford
IN NEW SONGS AND ORIGINAL DANfPS
JOSEPH JEFFERSON & CO WILL OAKLAND &
CO.; BURTON HOLMES TRAVKLETTE. HARR?f
HARRIET
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WILL BE SUNG BY JOHN
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at the ACADEMY, Tomorrow Evening-, April S
Tlcketa on Sale at Hdd'
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