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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL1 13, 1915:
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MR, AND MHS. GEORGE W. CIHLD3
DRnxnti have Issued Invitations for o,
dlnnefdance which thoy will ctve at their
country eat. Woolton, Bryn Mawr, on Fri
day evening, Jlay . at 7:30 o'clock.
Delta Kflppl P't ft fraternity composed of
number of young women prominent In so
ciety, la making arrangements to give n largo
Mrilen party on tho afternoon of Tuesday,
May 18, on the grounds of Mrs. Samuel V.
Houston's estate nt Chestnut Hill, for tho
fceneflt 0 the Saint Martha's Country Homo at
West Chester, which wns so 'successfully
launched last summer. Tho house wns leased
from Dr. Hannah Morris, and ci largo number
'of children were given tho benefit of several
Tfteks In tho Pn nlr'
The Committee on Arrangements Includes
Mrs. Jesse Williamson, 3d, Mrs. Wharton Slnk
ler, Miss Margaret Houston, Miss Gcrtrudo
Henry, Mrs. Daniel Haddock Farr, Miss Kulallo
Wlllcox, Miss Joscphlno Fltlcr Howell and Miss
Virginia Hodman. A number of Interesting
nd unique features have been planned, among
which will bo contests In outdoor games.
Invitations havo been Issued by Mr. nnd
Mrs. Edward Browning, of 21G South 16th
street, for a dlnner-dnnco tp bo given on Tues
day evening, April 27, at tho Philadelphia
Country Club, Mr. and Mrs. Browning had
Intended giving a danco nt Mr. McFaddcn'a
home on April 30, but have now chnnged their
plans to April 27.
The Rev. Stewart Rous'cl, of Paris, will
speak this afternoon on "Huguenot Franco"
at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Yar
rall, northeast corner of 17th nnd Locust
streets.
The last of Miss Janet E. Richards' Current
Events Talks will be held In tho Broad Street
Theatre tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock.
Opportunity will bo given to the members
of tho class to ask questions on topics of the
day, which Mlsa Richards will endeavor to
answer. The talks are held under tho aus
pices of tho Whltford Lodge Committee of
tho Pennsylvania Association of Women
Workers.
Miss Mary Frances Fisher, debutante daugh
ter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Henry Mlddleton Fisher,
of Alvcrthorpe, Jcnklntown, will go to Now
Tork on Friday evening, April 10, to at
tend tho dinner nnd danco given by Mrs.
Charles MncVcngh In honor of Miss Margaret
Grunt La Fargo at the Colony Club.
Mrs. Henry D. Booth, Jr., who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs Edward Dennlston on
School House lnne, Gcrmantown, for tho last
two weeks, will return to her homo In Hunting
don, Pa., today. Mrs. Booth will be remem
bered as Miss Lenora Dennlston. Many tens
and luncheons have been given In honor of Mrs.
Booth during her short visit.
Mr. nnd Mrs. "William Wurts Hnrmer, of
i Mldvale avenue. Queen Lane Manor, will leave
E' this week for a fortnight's stay In Chelsea.
Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts, of 926 Spruce
street, has had as her guest Miss Mary Green-
ough, of Jamaica Plains, Mass. Miss Ureenough
will return to her homo on Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Sturgls, of 152 East 33th street,
New York, and her debutante daughter. Miss
Rita Sturgls, will spend the last week of April
In Warrenton, Va., as tho guests of Mrs, Nelson
Fell. On her return, Mrs. Sturgls will Bpend a
I few weeks In New York before coming to spend
1 the summer with Mrs. H. H. G. Sharpless at
.her residence. Laburnums, Chelten Hills.
. TT nrA fro rtt9lo "nnv nt 10OO nt(tAT.t.nliBA
Square, motored to Brown's Mills last Satur-.
L day and will remain several days.
Mr. J, Ogle Warflcld, Jr., son of the Rev.
and Mrs. J Ogle Warfleld, of Chestnut Hill, has
returned to St. John's College Annapolis, Md.,
having spent the Easter vacation with his
! parents.
Mr. Owen WIster la In New York for several
days.
Mr and Mrs. Randal Morgan are spending a
few days In New York at the Waldorf ABtorla,
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
0tni)ltooK With the return of the first
days of spring tho shad dinner becomes thoj
"thing" at tho various clubhouses outside the
city. Tonight at the picturesque Overbrook
Golf Club a fhad dinner, followed by dancing,
liaX (iMn n pro .,! I... .t. l mmmfm nt 4 I. &
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House Committee, which Is composed of Mr.
Francis A, Stevens, chairman, Mr. F. H. Lip
Slncott and Mr J. H. Stockwell.
The small tables -will be attractively decorated
Rwlth pink carnations Intermingled -with ferns.
&h!le pink shaded candlesticks will further
CWrjr out the color scheme. Mualo will bo
waerea during the dinner, and afterward the
gjueats may either Join In the dancing or
fcwander out on the broad green to enjoy tho
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- wns oi spring, wnicn is reit so sirongiy
k the air these nights,
Among those reserving tables and who will
entertain from two to twelve iruests are Mr.
Jrancla a. Stevens, Mr, R. Y. Bernard. Mr,
B. Turner, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Chandler,
!u'. 8. T Adams, Mr, James II, MUholland,
'Mr, A. R. Frome, Mr. M. G, Kennedy, Mr.vL.
& Noel, Mr. C, W. Chandlee, and Mr. J. !'
MEH10N Mian All,.. T. tvlnrl.r nt Baltimore.
V spending this month with her brother-in-law
Wo sister, Mr, and Mrs. S. yilson. Heaton, at
i!!r home, corner of BerkleWroad and1 Wynne-
fx$ avenue.
. f. Albert J. Clarke, whn, neht rjart of the
lnter with her sister in the "West, has closed
IW home on Latches lane and Is now at the
JClherlands. 31th and rheiitmit ntreets.
' Mr and Mrs, James K. Davis and Miss
Its Carson I1avl hm. hirn, In Atlantic
terMi Where thv vnAt Mmain until the
Ifo't week In July,
GERMANTOWN
f 8 ft Well flt1fnrta naWv waa e-tvn JftVftl
IpOMtructor Edwin G. Klntner. U. S. N., and
. Klntner at their home. B01S Schuyler
tuet. Jut night Those who attended ln-
fw4 Mr and Mrs. Charles T. Brown, Mr,
ri, Edward Reynolds, Miss Bernlce.
'8n. WUs Helen Blftlr Daniel, Mlsa Miriam
Wp, MUg Dorothy Daniel, Naval Coiy
Wer Robert Duncan Gat.wood. U S, N-.
. Qziweoa, Mr. and tin, Awtertious
Nnvat Constructor Allan B. Chantry, U S. N .
and Mrs. Chantry, Naval Constructor W Wclr
barker, U. S. N., nnd Mrs. Welrbarker, Mr
nnd Mrs. J. Burton Mustln, Mr WItllnm H
Keefer, Mr. James A. Walker. Mr, and Mrs.
Klntner will leave In a few days for the
Norfolk Yard.
A public meeting of the Site and Relic So
ciety will be held on Friday evening, April IB,
nt 8 o'clock, In the Museum In Vernon Park.
iMr. Edward T. Johnson will read a paper en
titled "Washington Lane." Tho meeting will
bo followed by an Informal reception.
An entertainment for tho benefit of tho outing
fund of tho choir of Epiphany Church, Car
penter's Lnne, will be held In Crusader's Hall,
6636 Gcrmantown nvenue, Mt. Alr, on Satur
day evening. April 17. Tho program will In
cludo a play, "Examination Day at Wood Hill
School," shadow pictures and music by tho
Germnntown Academy Mandolin nnd Banjo
Club.
Miss Ada Ellrabcth Small, of D032 Wayne ave
nue, has returned to her home from a visit to
West Point, N. Y. Miss Small's engagement
has been recently announced to Walter Wood
Hess, Jr.
Miss Nellie Dohcrty, of 15 East Chelten ave
nue, will leave Bhortly for Atlantic City to
spend a few weeks with relatives.
ALONG THE READING
The presentation of "Tho Mikado" will bo
given nt the Jcnklntown Auditorium on Thurs
day evening, April 23, at 8 o'clock, for tho bene
fit of tho Ablngton Library, by the Glee Club
of tho Overbrook School for the Blind. Forty
young men will tako part.
Miss Eleanor Jones, dnughtor of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Joseph Jones, of Summit avenue, Jcnklntown,
has returned to her home after having spent
several days nt Atlantic City.
There will be a tango tea from 3 until 5 o'clock
at tho Old York Road Country Club on Wed
nesday afternoon. Tho hostesses will be Miss
Marie Hcndrlckson nnd Miss Helen Sllfer,
Mrs. Wnlstan Dlxey has Issued Invitations for
a subscription tea to bo given nt her home, G22I
North Broad street, on Friday, April 16, from 3
until 6 o'clock, for the benefit of tho Logan
Suffrage League. Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg,
who will be guest of honor, will give a short
talk. The pntronesscs of tho afternoon are Mrs,
William R. Warner, Jr., Mrs. W. Albert Wood,
Mrs. G. A. Pfcirrer nnd Mrs. William E. Gerben.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Charles Mercer Hicks, of tho Nether
lands, 43d and Chestnut streets, has returned
from a fortnight's stay In Chelsea. Mrs. Hicks
will glvo a luncheon of six covers, followed by
bridge, Rils afternoon at the Philadelphia Coun
try Club at Bala.
Mr. and Mrs. A, Southern Conway, of tho
Avondale, 30th and Locust streets, havo Issued
invitations for a "baby party" and dance on
Wednesday evening, April 21, nt the Wynne
field Country Club.
Miss Stella Haffey and Miss Kathryn Haffey
entertained their BOO club at their home, 823
South 66th street, last Friday evening. Those
present were Miss Jean Faulkner and Miss
Marie Faulkner, Mrs. Marie Faulkner, Mr, and
Mrs. William Green, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lutewlne,
Mr. Frortk Haffey, Mr. Joseph Haffey, Mrs.
Haffey, Miss Trlxle Haffey, Mr. George Hoff
man, Miss Leo Hoffman and Mr. Joseph Flan
nlgan. The evening was Interspersed with songs
and recitations.
Mrs. Edgar Glelm, of 5115 Regent place, will'
go to Lancaster this week, to spend a short
time as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Walter
C. Zimmerman.
Mrs. L. Brewster Jackson entertained the
members of her card club yesterday afternoon
nt her home, 646 South Yewdell street.
Mr. and Mm. Max Pelkln, of 600 South 62t
street, are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter. The little girl will be
named Helen Louise Pelkln.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. Frank Lynch, of 1117 Porter street, en
tertained a number of his friends at a smoker
last night. Among those present were Mr.
Thomas Thornton, Mr. Daniel Sheehan and
Mr. Leo McGllnn.
Mre. James M. Vogdes will entertain the
members of her card club this afternoon at
her home In the Glrard Estate, 2131 Rltner
street. Her guests will Include Mrs. George N.
Dawes, Mrs. Harris, Miss Anne Harris, Miss
Marian Harris, Mrs. John Handy Hall, Mra.
Ilenry C. Swartz, Mrs, John T, Fenner and
Mrs. Herman Livingstone.
Miss Beatrice Thomas will entertain at lunch
eon, followed by cards, this afternoon at her
home, 2403 South Broad street. Baskets of
daffodils will form the artistic decorations. Her
guests will include Miss Margaret Butler, Miss
Leonore Smith, MIbs Marie Collins, Miss Dor
othy Mundy, Miss Eleanor O'Loughlln, MUs
(May O'Loughlln, Miss Helen Alter and Miss
Marguerite Smith.
Friends of Miss Mamie Rose gave her a sur
prise party on Saturday night at her home, 603
Tasker street. A supper and dance made the
party a charming affair. The guests who at
tended were Miss Sadie Rose, Mrs. Esther
Hose, Miss Dorothy Margulas, Miss Rose Her
man, Mlsa Mary Spllkes, Miss Mary Swarts,
Miss Bessie Berger, Miss Rose Satlnsky, Miss
Henna Israel; Mr. Benjamin Rose, Mr. Charles
Rose, Mr, Morton Rose, Mr, Albert Rappaport.
Mr. Maurice Seata, Mr, David S(ock, Mr.
Larence Llvln, Mr. Joseph Levlnthal, Doctor
Edelman, Mr. Edward Edelman, Mr, Emanuel
Wlrkmani Mr. George Ogens, and Mr. William
Ginsberg. Musical numbers were rendered by
MIsb Rose, accompanied by Mr, Edelman.
FRANKFORD
The 45th "Ward Republican Association will
hold a grand smoker at the clubhouse, 3358
Frankford avenue, Friday evening, April 80.
The committee In charge has engaged very
good talent. The president of the assocla
tlon, Mr. Harry Dunlevy, Js assisting the com
mittee. Friends of Wra. Albert Cornelius, of Hlgbee
street. Wlaslnomlng, will b sd to. Iarn that
she 1 recovering rapidly from her recent opera
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MRS. JAMES J. LYNSKY, JR.
Mrs. Lynsky, who was mnrried yesterday, will be remembered as Miss Marie
Cecilia Thomley.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Washington Camp, No. 129, P. O. S. A will
present the Sanctuary M. E Church, 2Sth nnd
Thompson Btreets, with a beautiful silk Ameri
can flag, Sunday evening, April IS. The Hon.
Edgar Forrest Is chairman of the committee In
chnrgo of the presentation.
Miss Llda Bird, of Nowktrk and Clearfield
strcots, entertained at 600 Inst Saturday eve
ning. Her guests wero Miss Etta Messenger,
Miss Rita Young. Mr. Hnrry Bush, Mr. Wil
liam Reynolds and Mr. Frank Bcucrle.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Grennor entertained at
600 Ian week at their homo, 3214 North 25tn
sticct.
At a reception given last week at tho home
of Miss Margaret Green, 2340 East Sergeant
street, her engagement to Mr. William Gchl, or
25J3 Mnmpliis strcot, was announced. The wed
ding will take placo the early part of Juno at
St. Ann's Church on Lehigh avenue.
Friends of Miss Sara Taj lor, 1500 West Cum
berland street, have received cards announcing
hor engagement to Mr. Chester Miller, of 17th
street and Lehigh avenue.
-j Olde Folkes Concert will be given by the
Mme. Arabella V. Jinks Singing School In the
Bethel United Evangclicnl Church, 12th nnd
Somerset fctrccts, Thursdny and Friday, April
15 and 16.
Tho Assumption Choral Society will present
the Gilbert and Sullivan Classic operotta, "H.
M. S. Pinafore or tho Lass Who Loved n Sailor,"
tho recent great hit of tho New York Hippo
drome, April 16, at tho Lu Lu Temple, 13th and
Spring Garden streets. The proceeds will be
given to tho building fund of the Assumption
Church. Tho affair wUl be under tho direction
of the choirmaster. Prof. Thomas F. Hogan.
A chorus of CO trained voices will add
to the attractiveness of tho affair. The princi
pals In tho cast are Miss Mae Farley, Mr.
Thomas F. Hogan, Mr. Eugene Tyrrell, Mr.
Frank Dooner, Mr. Edward Gaffner, Mr. Wall
Kelly, Mr. David Ryan, Miss Maude Jones and
Anna Slnnott Benner.
A linen shower was given to Miss Nettle
Cohen, of 1800 South 9th street, at the homo
of Miss Rose Kllgmnn, 026 North Franklin
street, on Sunday. Mrs. Fnnnle MackllbanK
acted as hostess. Mls Cohen was the receiver
of many handsome presents from her friends.
Mr. Edward Shapiro and Mr. Michael Hlrsch
were tho chief entertainers. Mr. Samuel Kllg-'
man was toaBtmaster.
Miss Helen Hea. of 2116 North Uber street, en
tertalned her "600" Club last Thursday after
noon. Her guests Included Mlsa Janet Shea,
Miss Mario Shea, Miss Mary Kelly, Miss Mar
guerite Ryan, Miss Anna Barr, Miss Hester
Raleigh, Miss Emma Gross, Miss Elizabeth
Kelly, Miss Emllle Devenny, Miss Dorothy Mil
ler, Miss Helen Ryan, Miss Alice Thornton,
Miss Mary Ryan, Mrs, D. J. Kenny, Miss Anna
Ross.
MISS MOREA M. DRUMM
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Drumm. of 3105 Diamond street. Miss
Srumra's engagement to Augustus
Bergly Ziegler was announced
Sat-
urday.
I'hoto liy Rembrandt Sliullo.
MT. SINAI CHARITY BALL
Annual Ball Held Last Nijjht nt tho
Academy of Music a Great Success.
Quite tho most beautiful bail ever given for
tho benefit of tho Mount Slnal Hospital was
held la8t night nt the Academy of Music. The
Board of Managers certainly spared no effort
in making the decoiations tho most wonder
ful tho ball has ever had,
One of the new features this year wn.i tho
opening of the ball. Instead of tho grand
march, which has been In effect for many a
season, the ball was opened by the stately
dancing of tho old minuet, which, with all
Its grace and charm, Is n marked contrast
to tho danco of today.
Tho Acudemy door and stage transported
the beholder Into nn out-of-door spring tiny,
as tho decorations were garlands and sprays
of exqulslto spring flowers. Jonquils, nnrclbsl,
daisies, azaleas, lilies, nnd great cybodlum
ferns vied with one another In nddlng beauty
to tho scene.
The corridors wore transformed Into lovers'
wnlks of greenery nnd exqulslto blooms, and
the stage proper wns In the form of nn old
fnshloned garden, with narrow walks nnd do
Ilghtful old-fnshloned plants. Tho proscenium
boxes nnd smaller ones wero also entwined
with smllax nnd ferns.
A concert started tho affair, which was fol
lowed by the dancing of the minuet In the
costumcB of 1830.
The minuet was danced under tho direction
of Mrs. Joseph Sncllcnburg, Mrs. Jules E. Mast
baum and Mrs. Milton Ilerold. The members of
the set wero Mls3 Mildred Singer, Miss Rosnlle
Dannenbaum, Miss Rose Hlrsh, Miss Edith Lle
berman, Miss Aline Sellg, Miss Charlotte Foust
man, Miss Elizabeth Soils, Miss Ruth Stelti
bach, Mr. Horace Horner, Mr. Stanley Snel
lenburg, Mr. Wnlter Steppachcr, Mr. Frank
WIcder, Mr. Henry Lang, Mr. Harold Wlmpf
helmer and Mr. Henry Coons.
Immediately following this feature general
dancing waa formally opened by Mr. and Mrs.
David Phillips, Mr. nnd Mrs. Snmuel D. Lit
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Milton Heroic!.
Among the guests wero Mr. and Mrs, Sam
uel D. Lit, Mis. D. Leon Effron, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Samuel J. Glttelson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Gor
son, Mrs Clarence K. Arnold, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Harry Snellenburg, Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel
Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Blum, Mr. John Lit, Jr.,
Mrs. Frederick Gerson, Mr. nnd Mrs. David
rhllllps, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alexnnder Seltzer, Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Travis, Mrs. Jacob Cartun,
Miss Yetta Cohen, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel W.
Salus, Mrs. A. Hirsh, Mrs. A. Marquis and
Mr. Edward Hyneman.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
An affair of interest In the near future Is the
annual shad dinner of the John Mecleary Club,
to bo given at Esslngton, Saturday, May 15.
The Seklma Social will give a minstrel show
and dance under the direction of Mr. George
Wachs, Friday evening, May 14, at the I. O, O.
F, Hall, Kensington avenue and Cumberland
street.
An event of unusual interest to tho Northeast
waa the third annual ball given Friday evening
at Columbia Hall, 2d and Norrls streets, by
the 33d Ward Republican Association.
Mr. George F. Shecklln, 3513 Benner street, a
Marconi operator on the United States steam
ship Minnesota, Is spending a two-weeks' fur
lough at hts home.
The Aqua Canoe Club gave Its annual dance
at Wagner's Academy, Broad and Montgomery
avenue, Friday evening. It proved to be one
of the most successful events ever given by the
organization. The Dorlath Society orchestra
provided the music for the occasion.
An entertainment will be given by the St
Ann's Girls' T. A. B Society, at the T. A. B.
Hall, Lehigh avenue and Miller street, Wed
nesday ovenlng, April 21.
The Tycoon Social gave their annual dance
at Germanla Hall, 806 West Glrard avenue, Frl
dy evening. The affair was one of the most suc
cessful ever given by this prosperous organiza
tion. The officers are Mr, George Klssllng,
president; Mr. J. Velgle, vice president; Mr, H.
J. Yeager, recording secretary; Mr. O. Schmidt,
financial secretary, and Mr, William Adams,
'treasurer.
A donkey party and promenade was given
last night at the Penn Treaty New Year Asso
ciation Hall, 61! East Glrard avenue, for the
benefit of the Church of the IJoly Name,
Mr. Floyd Erlckson. prominent among the
younger set In the- Northeast, will leave shortly
on a trip by automobile, which will carry him
through nearly every Stat beyond the Mississippi.
A DANCING class that has met during tho
.winter In Brooks Hall, 42d street nnd Bal
timore nvenue, will glvo Its final dance of tho
season tomorrow ovenlng Each member may
have several guests and buffet supper will bo
served nt midnight. Tho members' Include Mr.
nnd Mrs Charles Shoemaker, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomas M Wnlkcr, Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert S.
King. Dr. and Mrs. Hnrry 11 Hickman, Mr.
and Mrs. Hnrry Bloodsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert C 7,legler, Mr. nnd Mrs. Seaton Tlnsloy,
Mr and Mrs. Robert J. Hicks.
A benefit danco will bo given this cenlng
under tho auspices of tho Northwest General
Hospital, at Dance do Danselnnd, 20th street
nnd Montgomery nvenue. The proceeds of the
nffnlr will go toward tho funds now being col
lected for the bulng of n new nutomobllo nm
bulnnro for tho hospital.
The patronesses nro Mrs. Snmuel Y. Thomp
son. Mrs, John C. Brown. Mrs John S. Wood
ruff, Mls Mnry Stewart, Miss Lllllo Madeira,
Mrs. L. W. Whltnll, Mrs. A. C. Monger. Mri.
Edwin Wilkinson, Mrs. Walton C Swindells,
Mrs. Waller M. Stevenson, Mrs. J. Thompson
Schcll, Mrs. Alfred Gordon, Mrs Mark G. Wells
nnd Mrs. H. B. Van Horn.
Tho first grand nnnunl dance of the District
Council of Tcxtllo Workers will bo held nt
Columbia Hall, 2d nnd Norrls streets, Friday
"cnlng, April 1C. This nffnlr will be one of tho
liggcst events of tho senion, ns tho District
I'ouncll represents all the allied organized In
dustrial organizations In tho tcxtllo sections.
The Lace Operators' Association will glvo Its
nnnunl dnnco at thn Philadelphia Quartet
Hall, Gcrmantown and Lehigh avenues, Trldny
evening, April 16. A handsomo lnro collar will
be presented to each woman In tho ginnil
march. The committee In charge Includes Mr.
TIOGA
Mrs. Josephine Bauer, of 1S17 West Venango
street, hns Issued Invitations for the rnnrrlago
of her daughter. Miss Rosalia Bauer, to Mr.
Robert Benjnmln Mayer, on Monday night,
April 19, nt 6:30 o'clock, nt tho Hotel Adolphla.
Miss Bauer will havo her sister. Miss Gcrtrudo
Bauer, for maid of honor. Mr. Clinton O.
Mayer, the bridegroom's brother, will bo. his
best man. The ceremony will bo followed by a
reception. Tho nt homo cards nro for after
May 1, at 1S07 "West Venango street.
Mr. James Thompson, formerly of West Tioga
street, who 1ms been occupying his country
plnco at Fort Washington for some time, sailed
on Sunday for Glbraltnr, where ho will meet
Mr. Ernest Hnrrah, son of Mr. Charles J. Har
rah. They will spend six months In Spnln, Por
tugal. Switzerland, Italy nnd Englnnd.
Mrs. Frank Shocmnkor, of New York, Is visit
ing Mrs. E. K. Schultz, of 3526 North ISth street.
Mrs. B. Bcrkowltz, of 2333 West Tioga street.
Is entertaining Mrs. A. Flnherg, of New York.
ROXBOROUGH
Miss Elizabeth Seel, of Hnrrlsburg, is tho
guest of Mrs. AV. B. Nickels, of 4100 Manayunk
avenue.
Mr. Wllllnm F. Dixon, of 8335 Ridge avenue,
Roxborough, left on Sunday for Pittsburgh.
Later ho will go to Mcadvllle, Sunbury nnd
other cities In tho Stnto to visit the homes of
orphans of Odd Fellows.
Miss Gertrude Field, of 401 RIghter street,
Wlssahlckon, hns returned from a visit to Wild
wood, N. J.
Tho members of tho "Ernest Workers," of
tho Ebenezer Methodist Church, will bo enter
tained on Thursday night by the Frank D. Wil
liams O. A. B. class of Cookman Methodist
Church, in tho social hall of the church, Le
high avenue nnd 12th street
LANSDOWNE
Mrs. J. S. Shallcroes Is expecting this month
to return from Florida and will make a stay
with her slater, Mrs. J. McCaskey, of Darby.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Murphy, of Brookvlow,
Md., have come for a week's stay with Mr. and
Mrs. Hnrvey Dlppcl, of 10th street. Darby. Mre.
Murphy la a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dlppel.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramsdell, Mrs. Addison i
Foster nnd her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Norman
Foster, of Darby, who have been away on a
trip to San Antonio, Tex., havo returned home.
They had a several weeks' stay out West.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Carroll Mlsslmer, of
2025 South 68th street, gave a wedding recep
tion on Monday on their return from a honey
moon. Lieutenant Mlsslmer holds a commission
in the 6tb Regiment Infantry, N. O. P.
Mr. Richard R. Hammond, of Wynnewood
road, is visiting In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keen, of 493 South Lans
downe avenue, are spending several weeks In
Florida.
WILMINGTON
Miss Mary Llchtenbaum, of 401 West 3a
Btreet, Wilmington, spent the week-end as the
guest of Mlsa Elizabeth H. Meltzer, of 3043
Berks street. Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Weller Martenls have Issued
cards for the reception to follow the marriage
of their daughter, Mlsa Edna Lyall Martenls to
Wlllard Springer, Jr., Thursday, April 15. The
marriage will be attended by only the Immedl
ate families and will be followed by a recep
tion, to which a number of friends have been
Invited, at their home, 1403 Delaware avenue,
from 7 to 0 o'clock. After a wedding trip Mr.
and Mre. Springer will live near Talleyvllle.
Mrs. Irving Warner left last week for a
visit with friends in Pittsburgh, Pa, and
ICHveland. O.
CHESTER AND VICINITY
Mrs. Herman Dlckerson and daughter, Miss
Eleanor Dlckerson, of East 22d street, are
visiting Mrs. Frank Huebner, at Norristown.
Mr. Clifford Bames, of East 9th street, Is
visiting his parents at Bloomsburg, pa.
Mr. Robert Greenwood, of Wilmington, Del.,
Is being entertained by 'William Burns, of East
Tth street.
Mr- Jethro Johnson has returned to hie home
at Morgan Station after a week's vUlt to
friends at Northeait, Mi
Albert Deacon, Mr. William McCaffrey, Mr.
John Gould, Mr. James Currle, Mr. Arthur
Stray, Mr. William Mack, Mr. Joseph Gould,
Mr. William Jeffrey, Mr. Hugh Llthgow, Mr.
Andrew MrGlnty and Mr. John Miller,
A quiet wedding took place on Monday, April
6, In tho Methodist Episcopal Church, Wayn
avenue nnd Queen lane, when Miss Emma
Hnlstead became the bride of Mr. Charles
Thomas Barnes, of Albany, N. Y. The cere
mony, which wno performed by the Rev. Glad
stone Holm, took place at 4 o'clock, A small
reception followed In the church parlors, Mr.
and Mrs. Barnes will be nt home after Juno 1,
at 23 Delawnro terrncc, Albany, N. Y,
The marriage of Miss Nclllo G. Freeman,
dnughtor of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Freeman, to
Eugene L. Connolly will be solemnized next
Wednesday In the Church of tho Transfigura
tion, fiStli street nnd Cedar nvenue. Tho
ceremony will be performed by Father McGet
tlgan nt 4 o'clock and will bo followed by a re
ception at tho homo of the bride's parents, 7SJ
South 00th street.
Miss Frcemnn will he nttended by her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Frcemnn, ns maid of honor, and
Mr. William Collins, of Ithnco, N. Y wilt act
ns best man.
Mrs. Mnry G. Taylor, of Baltimore, an
nounces the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Lillian Mnry Taylor, to Mr. Chnrlcs F. Linden
mayor, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Llndcnmaycr, of Owen nvenue. After their
return from Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Llndon
mayor will live In Lansdowne.
Announcement has been made of tho mar
riage of Miss Edith Dellett, of South Lans
downe avenue, to Dr. Harry Schllllnger, of
'New York. After tho wedding trip Dr. and
Mrs. Schllllnger will live at 3700 Spruce atreet.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Miss Gladys Trustott, of 627 Cooper street,
will entertain nt bridge April 21.
A musical tea will be given at tho home of
Mrs. F. D. Weaver, 526 Linden Btreet, tomor
row afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock.
AMUSEMENTS
GYMNASTJXEXHIBITION
By PHILA. TURNGEMEINDE
500 Men, Women, Children
And Dlsplny by ELEMENTARY nnd ART SCHOOLS
,"$ COMBINED CHORUS thf,
MAENNEnCIIOR, JUNC.EU MADNNERCHOR and
IIARMO.ME SINGING SOCIETIES
AT THE
Metropolitan Opera House
nnOAD and POPLAn streets
MONDAY, APRIL 10TH, 8 T. M.
ADMISSION SOo and $1.00.
Tickets on Sale at Thllndclrhla Turns;emelnde,
Broad nnd Columbia Ave., and 020 Chestnut St.
1'rocccdi tor German and Austro-llunaarian
ncd Cross llcUet Fund
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T VPTP TONIGHT AT 8:13
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Popular Price Wednesday Matinee. Best Seata tl 00.
Kit Week "THE LITTLE CAFE." Seata Thursday.
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PICTURES
11:15 A. M. to 11:IB P. M.
VICTOR MOORB
In "SNOBS"
Stanley
ADDED ATTRACTION FIRST SHOWING
CHARLES CHAPLIN In 'THE TRAMP"
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8 OTHER. NOTABLE ACTS
Naw Program Mon. & Thura.
Dally Ifln Evenlms. 740.
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