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EVENING IEt)01J3B-PHIi;ADELIHI FBIDAY, APBIE 9, 1915;
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I'M ciicst of honor nt a Mask and Iff party,
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Montgomery.
- . a i?inlv. of New York, will glvo n.
v .Mtly tomorrow afternoon nt the IMnsk and
followed by tea nt the lUU-Carlton. In
. ' - i..r nlopp. Mlsi Jcnn Morris lalllle,
JZante daunhtep of -Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis
."BUI f..i Thorn .lll be 10 ntleata
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MP . -a a.. .a tirAAbn (.nllaawl hv Mm
f"1 After a lapso ui " ". -- ,
ft; a 0 .ho Lenten Reason, the reular thos
K?" .. resumed yenterday nftcioon ut
BLmreoke House The tea table wag presided
rSIr W Mrs Thomas C. Foster nnd Mm.
Bmiorow C. SStnw. and Miss Joflcphlno C. S.
E' r,ter Miss Ethel ltnstlnss, Miss Mary Clny-
fjf, n nd Mies HcIoIbo Halsey assisted In re
K !.ilne. Miss UrooUo nnd 'Mr. Mllliollnnd envo
Wl' i .xhihillon dances, nmons them n now
,rlon of the tnnso which 1ms been adapted
,. .. hoiirnom. They also gave a Graceful
W. . railed the 8ur.nnts.ca, a, comblnntlon ot
W ... .i.n nnrl tho olcl-fnEhloncd iiinzurttn, and
B ,t. was enthusiastically applauded. Mrs. Al-
''.... rv.nr Whltlntr nnd her son were nmons
;ythM0 .nterUlnliiB, also Mrs. Jnmen W. Vofftles
and Mls J""a no-". '-"""""'
,i.. Amelia Sparks Douglas, ot 409 South SKM
", etreet. entertained laBt night nt dlnnor boforo
fothe meeting of tho Fortnightly Cotillon.
l'.-,. , Mrs. William Baker entertained a
iffrtox party at tho Mask and Wle last night In
H" honor of Mls3 Helen Clemens, or neaiiiunm,
K tnd William C. Hesse, Jr., whoso engagement
E was recently announced.
K V.'hen tho Philadelphia Operatic Society pro-
...... "Pnust ." nt tho Academy of Music, on
R April 21. there will nssemblo largely tho samo
V fashionable sociciy uiai aiicnucu iiiuuuv;iiuii.
f, i- ihlq old home of crnnd opera, before Ham-
!L metstein built tho Metropolitan. Reservations
'& ....- i.- o.irt Uv T T1. StnlpMlinrv. Alexander
k nave uec.i ,iiw j - -
P Van nensoincr. Jira. .unn a-. ouii .'
. .... t? lTniioinn Mrs. Cllnrles H. Coxe. Mrs.
(jaUiUEl a-. -..
Arthur H Lea, -Mrs. J. Levering Jones, Mrs.
rfflnchnm B. Morris. Thomas McKonn, J. Wll-
I Us Martin, Francis B. neoves, Mrs. William
(Sellers, Cieorgo D. Itoscngartcn, Mm. la. How
ard Weatherly, Mrs. Porctvnl Roberts, Jr., and
Mrs. Edward B. Smith. The pioductlon will
he under the direction of WaBslll Lcps, musical
B I.. .. ,!. a, tmhaI ...lit Ka .tniiA mnn
toirecior. jubcimi -. aj.t,. ..... uu ..uhv .......
'tjer and Albert W. Newman ballet master.
' The Committee for tho Preservation of Kx
litlnff Itecords of tho Pennsylvania Society ot
Colonial Dames of America has Issued Invita
tions for a rccoid tcj, which will bo given at
the home of Mrs Charles Stewart Wurtz. 026
f.Plne stieet. on Wednesday afternoon, April It,
E from 3 until 0 o'clock.
s Next Wednesday afternoon, April 11, a lecture
,on "Earlv .inerlcnn Painters ' will bo given
lathe PennsjUnnla Academy of tho Tlno arts
foy Charles II. Cufflii, under tho nusplccs of tho
Colonial Dames. Mrs. Francis Von Albado Ca-
iKaan tr fn aVinlrmnn nf tn T.r.ntliro Cntll
IftBlttee.
IK TnltflMnna lmvn heen f.qstiprl hv tlln Acrnes
Slrwln Northlleld Leaguo to n meeting to be held
fat the homo of Miss Mary Coles, 2Ilt Walnut
ielr-et. on Tliursilav afternoon. Anrll 15. at S
lo'clock. Jllss Xancy V. Strokes will address tho
mcetlnff with "The Plan of Northfleld," Miss
Elsa It. Renth ivlll sdcqIc on "The Purnose of
Northfleld," and Mrs. Harper Sibley, of
jrr Rochester, N. y on tho "Power of the
W League."
, Albert R. Sowall, son ot Albert AV. Sowall,
"1206 Spruce street, Is recovering from a severe
attack of pneumonia nfter a two weeks' Blck
bus. He hopes to be ablo to resume his study
cf law at the University ot Pennsylvania next
week.
Df. and Mrs. A. T. Pollard, corner of 15th and
KEpruce etrcets, have returned from a short stay
la Atlantic City.
Itrs. Georgo Morris Philips has Issued Invita
tions for a danco to bo given at tho Country
,Gnb. at West Chester, on Friday evening,
April IS.
Sir. and Mrs. Cvrus H. K. Curtis and their
Slighter, Miss Eleanor Flllsbury, who have
tn touring tho West for the past six weeks,
fill return to Lyndon, their home In Wyncoto,
tomorrow.
fIlss Jean Burt, dauchter of Mrs. Horace
Brooke Burt, of The Blenheim, 17th nnd Chest-
sot streets, will leava on April 2. for her ranch
b Jackson's Hole, Wyo.
Mr. and Mrs Allnn Eavenson will close their
town house, 1532 Pino street, tho end of this
i?Kk and occupy their home at Oak Lano for
to,e spring and summer.
KMr. and Mrs. John .T. Tlarnav hnvn lfr tha
I-WETaY.a, nnd nnaneil aha.lt rfiiintpv hnma.
K'Won, at Newtown, Pa,
i.Mr. and Mrs. Hltrrv Walhanllnn. of ?(!
f.wt Hansbury street, Cermantown, yesterday
ifanounced tha cnrammanl nf fhnlr ilnilcrliter.
P"m Anna C. Wetherstlne, to Ralnh C. Fry, of
moier.
ALQNG THE MAIN LINE
rs?ra.BH00K-Mr, and Mrs. Edwin M, Smucker
mi Miss Elisabeth pucker, of 5D37 Overbrook
Rjenue. Overbrook. will sail for London. Eng.,
C5 Jme M, where they tvIU visit their daughter
i?' -ne remqinder of tho Bummer,
lrs, auy t. overend's Dancing Class for
ft icnooi get will hold Its final dance In tha
JWbrook Golf Club tonight. The cotillon will
Med, by William Henrv Brown, nf Overbrook.
K4 Allen andernon, under tha direction of Miss
?f.v i . skinner, Tha class has been a de-
tUCCeSS. anil tha rilnnpm that haivav nra.
ffded have added much to the social enjoyment.
g- William Wallace and Mrs. Frank Brown
&. asslSted'SIrs. Overanrl nn natroneaasea. This
P?0'1-? i-rs, Henry 11 Pafsavant will enter-
p . amner in honor of her son, Gilbert
wvant. Covers will ba Jald for 20 guests.
CHESTNUT HILL
Eds have been issued hv ihn Phlladelnhla.
toUllary Qt tj,e Souther industrUl Educa-
M Association to hear Miss Scott and Miss
0D. ot the Hlehland Collejre. Kentucky.
? ham of Mrs. Thomas Potter. Montgom.
iXiue, on Monday, April u, at 3 o'clock.
'-1 d servtd afur tha talks.
wi'j Moffly, of AU lane, is epeaeXInS
n fortnight ns the guest of Miss Margaret Brad
bury, at her cottngo In Atlantic City. '
Mr ond Mrs. Warner O. Earnflhnw, of 2SI
East Johnston street, entertained Informally nt
dinner Wednesday night nt th6 Philadelphia
Crlckot Club beforo the bal masque.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Strublng, ot Si. Mar
tin's lane and llartwell avenue, also enter
tained. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
William Flndlay Brown and Dr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Wlllets.
GERMANTOWN
Miss Catherine Cooper Cassnrd, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Llpplncott Cassnrd, of K5
Pelham road, will leavo on Monday to visit
friends In Baltimore.
Mrj. William It. George, of C9 East John
oon street, will entertain nt luncheon today.
Among tho guests will bo Mrs. William Flnd
lay Brown, .Mrs. Joseph A. .lannoy, Jr., Mrw.
"any Ross, Mrs. .Alexander Wlstcr, Mrs. Her
bert Warden. On Friday, April 16, Mrs. GcorRp
will entertain ngnln at luncheon.
aMIss Esther Driver Booth, ot 14D West Tillpo
hoolten street, pavo a ten yesterday ufternoon
In honor of .Mrs. Samuel B Booth and Mrs.
Henry D. Booth, Jr . who will bo remembered
as Miss Leonora Dennlston beforo her mar
ilase In tho fall. Mrs. Booth's mother, Mrs. B
E. Dennlston, nnd Mrs. Reynolds Brown pre
sided al tho tea table. Mrs. Booth, vlio now
makes her homo In Huntingdon, has been tho
guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry D. Booth during
the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Howard II. Glegg, of Elll Knox street,
cntertnlned at luncheon yesterday In honor ot
iMrs. Joseph I. Clark nnd her daughter, Mia?
Mnrenrct Clark.
Miss Bertha Graham, of Hermit street nnd
Wlssahlckou nvenuc, Is spending a few weeks
ns tho guest of relatives In St. Clair, Pa.
The next meeting of tho Friday Afternoon
Current Events Club will be held today in tho
hall at Broad and Ruscomb streets. Its mem
bers Include icsldents of Germantown, Logan
and Oak Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCarty. of 161 East
Chcltcn avenue, will entertain at dinner thM
evening In honor of Miss Lucille Grysby, of
Chicago. Covers will be laid for 12.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Clydo Ripley, of Boston, Mnss.,
nro the guests of Mrs. Ripley's mothor, Mr?.
Robert Klnltntd, of 121 West Rlttenhouse street.
Mr. Hush J. Hamlll, of C6 East Johnson
street, nccompanled by her two sons, Howard
Hamlll and Stewart Hamlll, 13 spending a few
weeks In Atlantic City.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mis. Harry J. Kcoer, of Summit nve
nuc, Jenklntown, havo leased tho residence ot
Mr. and Mrs. William F. SchellcnEcr, on Bent
road, Wyncotc, which they will shortly occupy.
Thero will bo a suffrage meeting and danco
In Marshall Hall, Oak Lane, under tho auspices
of the Oak Lano Equal Suffrage League, on
Friday evening, April 16. Tho speakers on Urn
occasion will bo Miss Adclla Potter, of New
York; Mis. Georgo Wobeusmlth and Henjy
Johns Gibbons. Tho patronesses aro Mrs. U.
W. Asbury, Mrs. E. II. aVustln, Mrs. C. II.
Anthony, Mrs. Lewis Boyd, Mrs. K. Baruood,
Mrs. A. F. Brucgel, Mra. J. M. Bryans, Mrs. A.
L. Carhart, Mrs. R. R. Dearden, Jr., Mrs. Alox
nnder Ersklne, Mrs. M. M. Freeman, Mrs. Wil
liam E. Grobcn, Mrs. Albert Gee, Mrs. G. Von
Phul Jones, Miss E. S. Marshall, Mrs. W. Percy
Mills, Mre. W. Harry Miller, Mrs. Owen Os
borne, Jr., Mrs. A. C. Rcadr Mrs. V. Robcrt
shaw, Mrs. N. II. Rand. Mrs. a. W. Stewart,
Mrs. a. C. Small, Mrs. B. Saddlngton, Mrs. a.
II. Wright.
Miss Harriet Read, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Read, ot Shnrplcss and Mountain ave
nues, Melrose, will return tho first of next week
to Qulncy Mansion, Mnss., where sho Is at
tending school.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Rand, of Mountain
nvenue, Melrose, nccompanled by their daugh
ter, Miss Natallo Rand, will leave for their farm
at Mozait, Bucks County, early In May, where
thoy will remain until lata during the autumn.
Aj stereoptlcon lecture, entitled "Tho Land ot
the Southern Cross," will bo given In tho Parish
building of St. John's Lutheran Church, Melroso
Park, Saturday evening, April 17, by the Rev.
S. D. Daugherty.
Carter S. Cole, who Is a student at the Uni
versity of Virginia, will return next week Ho
has been spending tho Easter holidays with his
parents, the Rev. and Mrs, J. Thompson Cole,
of Old York road.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Louise Green, of 211 South th street,
gave an Easter house party nt her parents' cot
tage In Ocean City, which was chaperoned by
Mrs. Harrison E. Morse. The guests Included
Miss Eleanor Morse, Miss Helen Getz, Miss
Adelaide Conly, Herbert Wller, Archibald
Spark. Alexander Glass and Thomas Hurley.
Owing to Illness Mrs. Thomas M. Thompson,
of the Satterlee, will ba unable to hold tho
meeting of her bridge club this afternoon. The
club will meet Instead on Friday. April 23.
Miss Lucille E. Morris, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Morris, of 4601 Spruce street,
who spent Easter as the guest of Miss Mildred
Somers, at her parents' cottage, in Ventnor,
will visit Miss Elsla Hepburn. In Atlantlo City,
before returning home.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward T. Shay, of 4030 Girard
avenue, entertained a number of friends early
this week. Dancing and card playlnff were tho
principal features of the evening. Miss Reba
Hart, of Logan, Pa., gave a remarkable ex
hibition of modern dancing, and her playing on
the Piano was delightful. The following were
present: Edward Shay, Jr., Francis J. Shay,
Emma Fields, Paul o9' JamM aallen- Jolm
allien. Louis Fields, Charles J. Becker, Samuel
Price Frank Hart, Edward T. Ehay, VrilUtm
Burke James Brown, Charles White, Matthew
Conway, Mrs. Charles J. Becker. Mrs. Eliza
beth aallen, Mrs. May Price, Miss Agnes Rellly.
Mrs. Frank Hart. Mrs. Matthew Conway. Mlsa
n.ba Hart Mrs. Louis Field. Mis McGlrr,
Mrs. Anna M. Shay, Mrs. William Burke. Mary
Price, j ' I
MRS. RICHARD T. OELLERS Photo by Marccau.
Mrs. Ocllcrs is n popular matron of this city, who has been hostess at a number
of social afFairs this season.
CHILDREN'S TABLEAUX
Bellevuc - Stratford Presented Charming
Scene As Little Ones Posed and Danced.
Ycstcrduy proved a red letter day for
those small members of society who wcro
fortunate to take part or to view tho enter
tainment given In the ballroom of the Bellovuu
Stratford for tho benefit of the Hopo Day
Nursery. And especially for tho wee folk who
posed in tho atlractlvo tableaux wns the tiny ti
hectic one Tho performance bognn nt 2:10
o'clock, with n number of tableaux arranged
by Mlsi Elizabeth Fisher. Characters from
"Grimm's Faliy Talcs," "Alice In Wonderland,"
"Mother Gooso" nnd other familiar talcs, were
pictured by tho young enthusiasts, among
whom were Miss Phoebo Drnyton, Francis
Lloyd, Ned Bcrwlnd, Miss Isabel Frazlcr, Jncky
Wheeler, Georgo Patterson, Sydcnhuni Page,
Miss Salllo Henry, Miss Peggy Roscngarton,
Owen Wiatcr, Jr., Miss Sarah Large, aVIcholas
Nowlln, Miss Trances Wl&tcr, Miss Stella Elk
Ins and Curtln Wlnsor.
Then followed two delightfully well-rendered
violin solos by Miss Polly Thnycr, nccompnnlcd
by Sirs. Henry C. Thompson.
Little Miss Lillian Emerson, whoso remark
able dancing hnn stamped her as a child ot
marvelous originality, gave several Interpreta
tions from the music ot Grieg, Krclslcr and
Moyer-Helmund.
Tho second part of tho program consisted of
jeproductlons ot tho portraits of old masters,
which wcro given atmosphere nnd tho proper
Illusion by means of n gauzo curtain strotched
over the dull gold border which framed each
picture as It appeared. Tho children who posed
for theso pictures were Miss Catherine
Mather, Miss Betty Donner, Miss .Vnlta Cloth
ier, Christopher and Alexander Young, Clayton
French Banks, Miss Eleanor Slonn, Miss Ruth
Packard, Miss Anita Evans, Charllo Mather,
Miss Marlon Kcndrlck, Matthew Balrd and
Billy Donner.
After tho performance the floor was cleared
for dancing, while tea wan served nt tables
lining tho sides of tho ballroom, tho party hav
ing quite the air of a grown-up fashionable tho
dansnnt. Tea was served and candy, programs
nnd other souvenirs sold by a group of younger
girls, who wore white frocks with red stream
ers. They Included Miss Jano Yeatman, -Miss
Elizabeth Jeancs, Miss Floronco Kane, Miss
Ellso Klapp, Miss Anne Ashton, Miss Margaret
ta Jeancs, Miss Alice Jnnney, Miss Mctn Janney,
Miss Elsie Hirst, Miss Lonoro A. McCall. Miss
Constanco Vauclaln, Miss Marian Watts, Miss
Katherlne Hancock, Mlsa Lorrolno t Graham,
Miss Virginia Heckschor, Miss Jano Hepburn,
Miss Mario Louise Hepburn, Miss Gladys Earle,
Miss Susan Doughtcn, Miss Ellen Olcndlnnlng,
Miss Sophia Baker, Miss Jean Austin, Miss
Marian Balrd, Miss Pauline Bell, Miss Rhoda
Brooke, Sliss Edith Carpenter, Miss Eleanor
MISS MAE KELLY
Miss, Kelly's marriage to Benjamin H,
Todd, took place Wednesday in St.
Teresa's Qhurch,
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Carprnter, Jllss Emlcy Cook, Miss Nancy Cook,
Miss Catharine Coxe, Miss June Coxe, MIs
Betsy Davis, Miss Mary S. Grlscom, -Miss
Emily Clothier, Miss Ly.lla Clothier, Miss Mury
Wlstcr, Miss Sophlo Yarnnll, Miss Rushcll
Tucker, Miss Anno Townscnd, Miss Elizabeth
Trottei, Jllss Anne Merrick, Miss Ellon Jlc
Jllchael, Jtlss .delaldo Nowlln, Jllss Louisa
Ncwlln. Jll.13 Edith Page, Jtlss Evelyn Page,
Jllss Peggy Thayer, Jlies Frances Ross, .Miss
JIargaret Prlchnrd, Jllss Elizabeth Ross, Jllss
Eleanor Robb, Miss Josephine Obdyke, Jllss
Elizabeth Packard, Miss JIary Packard, Jtlss
Nancy Zimmerman and Jtlss JIary Law,
Among those present wcic Jlrs. Alexander
Van Renssoiner nnd Jlrs. Robort Kelso Cassatt,
who entertained a boxful of children; Jlrs.
William J. Clothier, Jlrs. Henry Augustus Ber
wlnd, Jim. Edgor W. Balrd, .Mrs. Charles D.
Barney, Jlrs. Clnyton French Banks, Jlrs. Wil
bur Paddock Klapp, Jlrs. Stacy B. Lloyd. Jlrs.
Clement Reoves Wnlnw right, .Mrs. Robot t
Large, Jlrs. J. Rldgway Rellly, Jlrs. Thomas
Ashton, Jlrs. Powell Evnns, Jlrs. JIurdock Kcn
drlck. Jlrs. Victor JIather, Jlrs. Francis V.
Lloyd, Jllss Clarissa Townley Chase, Jlrs. Her
bert L. Clark. Jllss Lctltla JlcKlm, Jlrs. U.
Dobson Altemus, Jlrs. John B. Thayer, Jr..
Mrs. Hmry Miller Wntts nnd Jlre. Barton
Cooke Hirst.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Jlrs. William Leo Pryor, wife of Lieutenant
Commander Pryor, U. S. N., will cntortnln on
Jlonday evening nt an Informal dance for young
people, which will be given In her home, I3M
South 21st street. In tho Girard Estate. Tho
affair will bo for her sister. Miss Catherine O.
Knight, daughter of Rear Admiral Knight, U.
S. N., of Newport, who came to tho city lost
evening and will remain for a few weeks,
Among the guests on Jlonday evening will ba
Jllss Jtarjorlo Edwards, Jllss Edith Gillette,
Mies Helen Gillette, Jllss Dorothy Berreman,
Miss Barbara Blephnm, Jllss Sophlo Blspham,
and Mcesrs. Richard Grant, Abbott McClure,
Jullnn Fleming, Brlce Blynn, John Blynn, and
Lieutenant Starr. U. S. N.
Jlrs. Harry HcnderbOn, of Atlantic City, us
spending the week with her sister, Jlrs. JIary
Kelly, 1715 West Passsyunk avenue.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Grotta Halvey nnd JIIs3 Nina Halvey,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Halvey,
1733 Diamond street, entertained at a surprise
dinner In honor of their mother's birthday an
niversary. Tha guests Included many of Jlrs.
Halvey's literary friends.
The fourth annual banquet of tho Philadel
phia Sanitary Improvement Society was held on
Wednesday afternoon, April 7, In the Hotel
Hanover. Thomas Parker, president of tho as
sociation, was toastmaster of the occasion.
The class of 1912 of the H. Josephine Wldener
School held a class reunion last night In the
Bchool building nt 13th and Thompson streets.
FRANKFORD
Jlr. and Jlrs, Elmer Blatchoy, of Lesher
street, have returned from a trip to New York.
Miss Catharine Stearns, Miss Sallle Hardman
and Miss Lilly M. France are spending th
week-end In Wlldwood.
"Among the Scenes That Dickens Loves" will
be tha title of a lecture given by Francis H.
Green In the lecture room of the Frankford
Presbyterian Church, under the direction of
the Men's Society, on April 19.
Owen Morris, will be host at a euchro party
at his home on Frankford avenua this evening.
He will ba assisted in entertaining by Miss
Margaret Carroll, Miss Grace I.awlor, Miss
Sylvia Lumley, Miss Julia Melon, James Melon,
Francis Lawlor nnd John Melon.
A euchre and "500" will be given tonight at
the Continental Roof Garden for the benefit of
the Frankford Italian Church, Mrs. Frank
Malloy, of Tioga, will act as chairwoman.
Miss Loretta McCann, of 7010 Tulip street, has
had as her guest Mrs. Elizabeth Murtaugh, of
Easton, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hoagland and their son
and daughter have returned to their home at
West Chester, after spending several day as
tha guests of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hutchinson,
of t.103 North Water street, Olney.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Wood will b at
home after April 30 at their new reeldence, till
Tcrresdale avenue. Wisslnomlng. Mm. Wood
was Miss Mary S. Sellmyer, of Frankford, be
fore ber marriage last week. Mr. Wood U one
of the best-known athletes In the Northeast.
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TUtl marriage of Jllss Anna McKeiinn, of
1716 McClellan street, to Francis A. Parrel.,
of 1419 Moora street, took place yesterday after
noon nt 4 o'clock In St. Thomas' Aquinas Church,
17th nnd Moore streets'. Miss Mnrle McKennn,
sister of the bride, was maid of honor, nnd
Stephen Conroy best man. A reception followed
at tho homo of tho bride, and tho guests In
cluded Jlr. and Jlrs. Harry V. J. Logan. Miss
Anna C. Dec, JIlsi Miriam Dee. Jilt EIbIb
How Itt, Mint Nancy C. Painter, Miss Eleanor
Knollton, Jllss Allco Boyd, Miss Dorothea
Holmet, Jllss Genevieve- Hyslop, Miss Jlao
Rogers, John Qulnn, Edward Pynam, James
Anders, Roger Remolds, Jtnrtln Dezcrauff,
Jack Kent, of Trenton, nnd Francis Jlurphy.
Jllss Vivian Lo Roy gave exhibitions of fancy
dnnces. After nn extcnwlvo wedding trip to
Bermuda, Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Fnrrcll will ho nt homo
nt 1716 McClellan street.
TOWNSEND CUSTER.
Jllss Dorothy Custer, dauchter of Jlr. and
Jlrs. Edgar aIan Curtcr, of 4101 Baltimore ave
nue, will bo quietly married at noon today to
William Dixon Townscnd, son of Mr. nnd Mrs1.
Harrison Townscnd, of 4103 Baltlmoro avenuo.
Only the Immediate families and n few Inti
mate friends will bo present nt the ceremony,
which will be performed by tho Rev. James
Ramsay Swain, pastor of tho Woodland Presby
terian Church, In tho church at 42d nnd Pino
streets. Tho bride will wear n traveling gown.
Immediately following tho ceremony Mr. and
Jlrs. Townscnd will leavo on their wedding
Journey.
VIOGIANO-FIDELIBUS.
Tho wedding of Anton Vlgglano, 1025 South
6th street, who has won much favor In this
city as n harpist, and Jllss Adcllna Fldcllbus,
921 South 8th street, took place yesterday at
tho Church of Our Jlother of Good Counsol,
7th nnd Christian slrcts. Tho Rev. Father E.
JI. Jlarlnl officiated. The bride wan given away
by her mother, Jlrs. Teresa Fldcllbus. Tho
best nmti was Valentino Fldcllbus and tho
mald-of-honor wa3 Jllss Nellie Vlgglano.
After the church ceremony a reception was
held at tho homo of tho bride. Tho house was
elaborately decorated with roses and other
cut flowers. .V supper was served nnd dancing
followed, .mong those present were:
Jlr. and Jlrs. N. .mbroRl. Jlr. nnd .Mrs. N.
Plzagno, Jlr. nnd Jlrs. P. di Oro, Jlr. and Jlrs.
Anton Gnrgano. Jlr and Jlrs. John-Frunclllo,
Jlr. and Jlrs. Joseph Cast, Jlr. nnd Jlrs. John
Carmlggnano, Jlr. and Jlrs. Frank Cacclo, Jlr.
and Jlrs. Antony Pngglo, Jlr. and Jlrs. Robert
Lombard!, Mr. nnd Jlrs. Walter Lockwood,
Jlr. and Jlrs. Ralph Fldcllbus, Jllss Haze! Pl
zagno, Jllss Frances Cacclo, Catharine Raggio,
Jllss Anna FIdellbus, Philip McCormack, Jlr.
nnd Jlrs. Frank Cutieo, Jlr. and Jlrs. Thomns
Wililnms, Jtr and Jlrs. Antony LuzzI, Jlr. and
JIr. Vincent Indavia, Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Joseph Lan
dolfe and Jlr. and Jlrs. Jllchael James.
STOCKTON-O'NEILL.
Announcement ,wat made ot tho wedding Tues
day night of Jllss Nelllo O'Neill, daughter of Jlr.
nnd Jlrs. Peter O'Neill, 3700 Brown street, for
merly of Doylestown, and Howard Stockton, of
Atlantic Highlands, N. J. The decorations at tho
homo of tho bride's parents typified a Klllarney
wedding, tho favors being green and white. The
brldo woro a whltn satin gown, trimmed with
taffeta lace, roses and lilies of tho valley. JIhs
Jlarlo Zlegler, of Doylestown, was maid of
honor. Thomns O'Neill was best man. Tho
bridesmaids were Miss Molly Larkln and Jllss
Cathurlno O'Neill. Jllss Jeanctte Shoemaker, of
PhonelxvIIle, was flower girl. George Tracey
and William Grant acted as ushers. Tho Rev.
John E. Cavonaugh, of Our Lady of Mount
Carmcl Church, of Doylestown, performod tho
ceremony, and Fetor O'Neill, tho bride's father,
gave her away.
The guests Included Henry Todd, Jllss Betty
Todd. Jllss JIary Kelley, Jlr. nnd Mrs. Peter
Zlegler, Jlr. and Jlrs. William Kane, JIIbs Helen
Dicks. Jlrs. Philip Farley, Jllss JIargaret Hlg
filns, Jlr and Jlrs. John Donnelly, Jllss) Nellie
Toyne, Jllss JIargaret JIcGettlkan, Jllss Cath
erlan JIcGettlknn and Henry Arnold. Jr., all of
Doylestown. Jlr. and Mrs. John Shoemaker,
Mr. nnd Jlrs. John O'Neill, Jlr. and Jlrs. Jllchael
O'Neill, Jlr and Mrs. Augustus Shoemaker, Jlr.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
On Jlonday evening, April 12, a sowing circle
meeting, composed of the members of the Im
maculate Conception Church, at Front street
below Laurel street, will be held at the home
of Mrs. Baker, 1121 Marlborough street.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Kensington Com
mandery, Knights Templars, will hold services
nt the Elklns Home on Sunday ufternoon, when
the Rev. Mr. Heebncr will preach.
Mrs. Powers and JHsa Marlon Powers, of 2311
Frankford avenue, have returned from Atlantlo
City, where thoy havo been for the last week.
The Ladles' Auxiliary, Commandery No. 70, of
which Jlrs. Elizabeth JUnk Is president, will
glvo a "600" and pinochle at Jlosebach's, 13th
street above Girard avenue, tomorrow.
Mrs. Joseph Slmsohn, of 903 North Franklin
etreet. has returned from a visit to Baltimore.
LANSDOWNE
Ths borough of Lausdowno Is arranging to
form a club from the college men and women,
A committee has the matter In hand, and ex
pects to havo the club formed to give an en
tertainment on April 23. Every effort will be
put forth to make the club and entertainment
a success.
Miss Olive Mason, ot West Lacrosse avenue,
Lansdowne, Is spending the Easter holidays at
her home. 8ho Is a student at the Wheaton
College. ,
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harned, of Merchant
vllle, are on a two months' trip to Honolulu,
via the Panama Canal.
Pr, Charles S. Pancoatt, whose parents re
side at 05 Cooper street. Is now an assistant
to the noted Budapest surgeon, Doctor Doel
llnger. WOODBURY
Mrs. Horace Nixon, accompanied by her
daughters, has just returned from a short visit
In New York.
Mrs, Synott lefjt yesterday (o yUlt Mrs,
Charles Frank fop, of Nw Torts, oyer this
WKk-end, i W
and Jlrs. John Stockton, of Atlantlo Highlands',
N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jostyn, Mr. and Mrs.
Wnltcr McLaln, of Bedford, N. J , Jtr. nnd Mrs.
George .nderson, ot Camden, N J,i Mr. and
Mrs. Georgo Taylor, of Tuckcrton, N. J , Mr.
and Jlrs. T. Garrison, of Atlantic Highland.
N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. T. Denman, of Ottnnola,
N. C: JItss Catherine Hnrrlgan, Jtr, and Mrs,
Ray Shcean, Jllss Catherine Devers nnd Miss
Anna Devers, of Bridgeport, Pa.; Joseph Evnns,
ot Strafford. Pn ; Lionel Pcngyls, George Tra
cey, Jllss Florejico Unzerkosler, Miss Blancho
UnzcrkoMcr, Jlr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Grant, John
Grant, Miss Jlarlo Tracey, Jllss Catherine BoU
chan, SIlss JIary Jlurray, Jllss Mao Cooney,
Jtr. and Mrs. James Jlc(nnaly, Jllss Helen Mc
Annnlly, Jlr. nnd Jlrs. James JIcGuIrk, Miss
Catherine JIcGuIrk, Jllss Mary JIcGuIrk, Jtlch
asl JIcGuIrk. Jlr. and Jlrs. John Larkln, of
Germantown; Jlr. and Jlrs. Jtlchacl JlcCann,
Jlr. and Jlrs. A. S. Bhlbe. Jlr. and Jlrs. John
Horrlgan, Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Harry Jones, Jtr, and
Jlrs. John Dccney, James GIllMple, Bernard
O'Neill, James Simon, Jllss Alma Armstrong
and Otorgo Armstrong
Tho couplo are spending their honeymoon in
Boston, JInss., nnd will take up their futuro
residence In Atlantic Highlands In a fortnight.
SCHJIIDT-BRIGGS.
The marrlago of JIUs Anna Stewart Brlggs,
daughter of Jtr. nnd Jlrs. Neal C. Brlggs, of
2212 South 16th street, and Earnest C. Schmidt
was solemnized Wednesdny evening at 8 o'clock
at tho homo of the bride's parents. The Rev.
T. L. Jamison, pastor of tho United Presbyter
ian Church, officiated. Tho bride, who wa
given In marrlago by her father, was attended
by Jllss Gertrude S:hmtdt, sister of the bride
groom, as maid of honor, and Jllss Anna Man
gle as bridesmaid James Llpton acted as best
man, Jlr. and Jlrs. Schmidt will spend their
honeymoon In California.
TODD-KELLY.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday In Saint
Tercsa'b Cnthollc Church, Broad and Cntherfno
streets, when Jllss Jlne Kelly became tho bride
of Benjnmln H. Todd. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. John T. Crowley, rector of
tho church.
Tho brldo was attended by her sister, Jllss
Agnes Kelly, and W. Dougherty acted as best
man. After a short trip South Jlr. and Mrs.
Todd will live in South Philadelphia.
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