EVM1NG LEDGEE-PttlLADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRlfl 17, 1915:
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EDDINGS
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r-ilSTKR week was so cronueu wmi social
ffjirlr and activities llml It scorned ns
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!Vcon4 to 'ftSt' n9 lhero ntc sl1" n ,u1mber ot
..' t0 De accomplished before society, packs
i ... for the numiner homes In the mouti
! . . ,i.j. rmintrv and the peashore.
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EOn Monday afternoon Mrs. Whltwoll W. Coxa
Lu fnlertaln at auction In her home, 2011
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iihony J- Drcxcl Blddlo will entertain at
lAnl . .I..I- t,.,mi 5101 Walnut strrpt. In
dinner ' "";" """- ,
"" ot Mr. and Mrs.' nenjnmln Duke, Miss
! jwke and Mr- Angler Buchanan Duke, of New
L.. Hope Truxton Bcalc, debutante daughter
if Mr. anfl iurH- Ji,'"u"" "-"-i "
I 01lT,r Eaton Cromwell, eon of Mrs. Edward
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'dinner to bo given by Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm
...n ... ii,ir linmn. T.olrrhton Place.
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'OTerbrook.
' oa Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Robert W. Down
W will entertain at carda at her home, 1621
. ... -,.a. in ihn rvenlnir n dance will lie
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filrtn In the Germarjitown Cricket Club, Mnn
helra. arranged by a number of prominent so-
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irmv and Navy Relief. Among those who will
"entertain at dinner preceding tho dance nro
ilr. and Mrs. Aioxanuer w. wisier, ".. ui i-
School lane, and Mrs. Frederick E. Swope, Jr.,
who lll entertain ln their home, 7015 Crofcldt
street,
j The Wednesday Music Club will meet In tho
home of Mrs. Clifford Lewis, 30 South 2-'d
Itreet, for the last time this season on Wednes
etf. A tea will bo given by Mrs. Edwin X.
'Benson, Jr., In her home, Lynnewood Cottage,
,'Cheitnut Hill, In honor of Mrs. Philemon Dlck
Injon on that same afternoon, and Mrs. Wlll
fam Ernst, of 111 South 21st street, will cnter
j'Uln at bridge, to bo given In Brooke House,
,1813 Walnut street. In tho evening Mrs. Edwatd
W. Bok will cntcrtnln tho members of tha
.Merlon Civic Association at her homo in
iMerlon. Mr. Irvln Cobb will addrosn tho meet
laj. There will be a dnnco nt the Huntingdon
Vtlley Country Club that evening, nnd Mr.
,Haseltlne Smith, of 2037 Sansom street, will
entertain at dinner before tho dance.
Tho Indoor Horse Show, beginning on Thurs
liiy, Kill occupy tho greater part of society's
'"time In tho later part of tho week. It has been
Vanged to bo held in the 3d Regiment Armory,
!nrrl and Wharton streets.
Kin the evening a dlnncr-danco will bo given
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ioy 3ir. ana urs. iiHrusuu xv. v.aui, ui nv.
iwwnut eircet, in me x'tuiauvipiiiu. uninur -iu
la honor of their son, Mr. Horrifion K. Canor,
Jr. Mr. T Williams Roberts, whoso marrlago
to Miss Ellnnor Thompson will tako place Sat
urday, v.111 entcrtnln at dinner at tho Anchor-
ue for his best man nnd ushers.
gEeveral weddings aro scheduled for Thurs
W, Miss Ellen Jaquctt Sellers will become
the brido of Mr. Richard McCall, and the
Ptaarriago of Miss Elizabeth Brinton Graham
,lnd Mr. Philip Ten Brouk Mattsou will bo
I'tolemnlzed on that day also.
( Beforo the danco at tho Merlon Cricket Club
iMr. and Mrs. Kane S. Green will entertain at
(dinner ln their home on Montgomery avenue,
jBrjrn Mawr. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton French
"Banks, of Roscmont, will entertain in honor of
ilr. nnd Mrs. Ersklno Smith, of New York.
iMlss H. Ethel Mnule, of Briar Creflt, Villa-
nova, Ttlll give a dinner ln tho Radnor Hunt
Club. Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson Crothors will
entertain In their homo on Paper Mill road,
(Thtntnut Win nn1 -ff on1 Mr Wllllnm Pnr-
(Bilt Scull In their homo, 111 South 22d street.
t'A. number of affairs for debutantes of the
omins season aro ln order for Friday beside
the costume subscription danco arranged by
lira. William Roberts Howell and Mrs. Kane
1 Green In tho Merlon Cricket Club.
E'lfr, and Mrs. Charles Francis Bochman, of
S0U Locust street, will glvo a danco In tho
Philadelphia Country Club In honor of their
Jimhter, Miss Esther Jean Bochman. Mr.
ni Mn. Joseph Priestley Button, of 218 "West
JJpul street, will entertain nt dinner beforo
dance In honor of their daughter, Miss
Marlon II, Button, and Miss Mary Paul will
It honor guest at a small danco to be given
7 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul, at
thdr homn In fttnafmtf TTI11
Ns Jean Morris Llllle, daughter ot Mr. and
rs. Lewis Llllle, and Miss Katharine Tenney,
wjhter ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tenney, will
juests of honor nt a small dance to bo
.Uvea by Mrs. Edgar C. Felton and Miss Wtn-
rthrop Sareent In tho Merlon dolt Club.
'a aancing class directed by Mrs. Edwaru
llTOth will meet on Friday ln tho dermantown
rtcket Club, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Logan
Kjfl entertain at dinner prior to tho dance in
Ihcnor ot Miss Marjorla Taylor, daughter of
ytn, Nathan A. Taylor, who made her debut
fiM latt season.
(yo smart weddings will tako place on Sat
3$y. that of Miss Louise Brock and Mr.
)5Mls A. Lewis, Jr., and Miss Anna Florence
ffiLPOdrmr and Mr. Walter Wnrlnir Honklnfon.
!b the evenlnc Mr. and Mm. Norman K. Grey
U give a small itinrn nt RrHirelev Club in
ioor of Miss Louise Slnnlckson Grey, who
i P a debutante next year.
Miss Louisa K. rtnwln ivlll 5iav cliarco of
& moving Diotura nt Ihn pnrilpn fete to be
En at St. Martin's on Tuesday, May 18. by
,1 welta Kappa Psl Fraternity.
e annual meetlni? tnr Ihs election of of-
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Kjt ana managers of the Junior Auxiliary or
U francla' Countrv llomn for Convalescents.
ii and Lanartnuna nvamiA Ttfirhv will lift
at the house Monday afternoon, ot 2;30.
3K auxiliary, of which Miss Frances I Sulli-
t1' president, liaa a membership of more
q l0, so that a large and enthusiastlo
ng u expected".
country housa has accomnllshed so
gk good in tlje last two years of Its .exlst-
j,lt that every member of Its various boards
Mlous to ailvanca tVi nrk. hut none more
!iJuH the Junior Auxiliary. Aoart from the
important duties of electlnff Its new officers
S managers Monday afternoon the Junior
U(ct to discuss various ways and meana
furthering St. Francis'.
. William Piatt Pepper, of 320 South list
iW returned to hr home todav from a
WW vUlt with friends in New York city.
.4octB class vtbiih has nut oa M'onday
nlBhls during the winter nt tho Crusaders'
Hall, qhestnut Hill, will give an extra dnnco
on Monday night of next week. Tho patron
esses Include Mrs. Wllllnm It. Tucker, Mrs.
Clarence Peterson, Mrs. Antolne Bournonvllle.
Mrs. John Dunn, Jr., of Pclhnm Court, has
discontinued her scries ot muslcnles owing to
a recent death In tho family,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Clifford Wilson, of 212 South
1.1th Btreet, will motor to Cape May for tho
week end.
Company B, Engineer Battalion, N. O. P.,
held Its annual reception and dance laBt night
In tho ttoosevclt. Mr. Richard S. KowboM Is
chairman of tho Dance Committee which In
cluded nlso Mr. E. A. Warner, Mr. G. Abbott
Hunt, Mr. Walter A. Bloovor, Mr. Van Huron
Connell nnd Mr. Joseph Cauffmnn.
Tho patronesses Included Mrs. Charles S.
Bradford, Mrs. T. Hewson Brndfoord, Mrs. John
Da Costa Ncwholtl, Mrs. J. M. Hloevcr, Mrs. W
H, Fulweller, Mrs. M. Van Duscn Hunt, Mrs. W.
F. Pcddrlck, Mrs, J. H. M. Andrews, Mrs. E. A.
Warner, Mrs. Francis K. Worlcy, Mrs. Benja
min H. Klrkbrldo nnd Mrs. Gcorgo Blddlo. A
number of dinner parties havo been arranged
to precede tho dance. Among those who will
entertain aro Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W.
Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Mercer nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Wnltcr T. White.
A danco was given by tho Quaker City Mo
tor Club In tho St. James lost night, tho pro
ceeds of which will bo devoted to tho Emer
gency Aid.
Through tho courtesy of tho management of
tho Philadelphia Operatic Society the nuies ot
St. Timothy's Hospital are being allowed a per
centage on nil tickets sold by them for tho
presentation of Gounod's "Faust" In tho Acad
emy of Music on Wednesday night, April 21.
Tho benefit Is for tho flnnl payment on tho
women's medical porch.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
GYNUYD Mr. and Mrs. John Story Eber
bach, of Colwyn road, will glvo a danco next
Saturday, April 24, In honor of their daughter,
Miss Anna Getz Eberbach. Tho gue3ts, who
will number about 20, will bo from tho school
sot. Mrs. Eberbach entertained her sowing
clrclo at luncheon yesterday. Tho decorations
wcro spring flowers nnd greens.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Stewart, Jr., who hnvo
recently moved Into their new homo on Con
shohockon Stato road, have been entertaining
Mrs. Stewart's sister, Miss Orpha Shryock, of
Baltimore.
NAn.nEn.TH Mr. nnd Mrs. Pcrclvnl Roberts,
of Pcnhurst, returned homo yesterday from
New York.
Tho Knppa Sigma Phi Socloty, of Narberth,
will glvo an enjoyable entertainment, followed
by n dance, tonight nt Tho Llltlo White Tea
House, on Avon road. This society, composed
of prominent young women of Narberth, and
which Is noted for Ita original entertainments
ns well as for tho congeniality ot Its members,
gives a series of social affairs every season.
Apart from the members, tho Invited guests
nre usually young men along tho Main Line.
Those present tonight, Including membors and
guests, will bo Miss Allco Green, Miss Esther
Haws, Miss Linda Jacoby, Miss Florence
Jncoby, Miss Mary McCartor, Miss Ruth Pres
cott, Miss Ethel Ridge, Miss Edna Selfrldge,
Miss Achsa Wcntz, Miss Maudo Wlpt, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Jones, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hornco
Moore, Raymond Green, F. Osborne, Frederick
Warner, Emll Cutler, Royden Hunt, Chandler
Woolley, Douglas Murphy, Robert Selfrldge,
C. Wells, Roy Ridge.
Miss Ethel Ridge, of 213 Forrest avenue, has
returned from severnl weeks' stay with rela
tives In New York.
WVNNEWOOD Tho Wynnewood Park Asso
ciation, which has done such good work In tho
Interest of tho neighborhood, will glvo n. lawn
feto Saturday, May 15, on the grounds of tho
now park, which will be formally opened that
day. Tho playground, which Joins tho Wynne
wood Tennis Club, on Hathway lane, is nbout
two acres In size, nnd it Is hoped that by the
middle of May tho newly planted trees will
have put on their spring dress, thus adding to
the picturesque effect of this out-of-door day
that Is being looked forward to with much
pleasuro, not only by tho grown-up folk, but
by tho little children for whose future enjoy
ment It has been planned. Mrs. Abel P.
Wetherlll, of Kent road, Is chairman of the
lawn fete.
Miss Emily Ellison, of Aubrey road, will
leave In May for a fortnight's visit with Miss
Mary Adreon, of York, Pa.
AltDMORE Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Stout,
or Glenn road, will entertain nt dinner before
the dance to be given nt the Merlon Cricket
Club the night of April 23.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Oarver, Jr., of Roberts
road, 'will return tomorrow from a visit to At
lantic City.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Sir. and Mrs. Walter Rutter. 6515 Spring street,
entertained at their home this week at a re
ception in honor of Mr. Joseph Banks, who has
Just returned from a visit to the Panama-Pacific
Exposition. The many guesta Included Mr. una
Mrs. Edgar Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
Bornkessel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker, Mr.'
nnd Mrs. John Burns, Mr- Joseph Smith, Miss
Emily Govan, Mr. Frederick A. Bornkessel. Mr.
Elwood Govan and Miss Maude Tompkins.
Miss Ruth Halght entertained the members
of the Zeta Phi Delta Sorority at her home, E521
Irving street, last night. Among thoae present
were Miss Alice Chllds. Miss Maybelle Peterson,
Miss Edith Lambert, Miss Alice Madden, IIss
Constance Hubbard, Mlsa May Seal, Miss
France Cumberland and Miss Beulah Orlmsley.
The guest of honor was M(sa Beth Harral, of
Drexel Hill.
Mrs. William Thomas Sherron, of Hamilton
Court, entertained the members of her bridge
club yesterday. Among those present wore
Mrs. Edward Jefferson. Mrs. William S. Kim
ball, Mrs. ElUs D. Thompson, Mro. William T,
Betts, Mrs. Herbert Payne Fisher, Mrs. George
Trowbridge, Mm. Paul a Kellogg and Mrs.
Charles E. Bagly.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bonnelly entertained at
a birthday party at their home. 6303 De Lan.
cey street, in honor of Mrs. BonneUys anni
versary this week. Among the gueeU were Miss
I. Serody, Miss Dorothy B. Cohen. Mr. N.
ItathaulJ, Mr, U a M4tr anil Sir. I Soiiu
MISS HOPE TRUXTON BEALE
Miss Uoulc, whoso engagement to Mr. Oliver Eaton Cromwell was recently
announced, will be tho guest of honor at a luncheon in Baltimore, to bo given by
Mrs. Walter Brooks, who is a sister of Mr.
Point
GERMANTOWN
Mis Dorothy Fuller and Miss Ilosaland Ful
ler, of England, aro giving a recital of English
folk songs on Thursday evening, April 23, nt
S:15 o'clock, In Association Hall, Ucrmantown,
for the bcnellt of tho Morton Boya' Club.
Mr. and Mir. Leemnn R. Browne and their
llttlo daughter. Miss Katharine Mary Browne,
of 6.1G0 Sherman street, will leave on Monday for
Now York, where they will remain a week.
"A Bachelor's Romance" will bo given on
Thursday evening, April 22, In Lu Lu Temple.
Tho proceeds will bo devoted to tho new Na
tional Stomach Hospital. The cast Includes Mr.
James J. Skelly, Mr. Hugh B. Duulnp, Mr. Mar
tin J. Hlckey, Mr. John V. Gordon, Mr. Arthur
J. McCnnn, Mr. Walter Clark, Mr. John J.
Campboll, Miss Edna Roth v. ell. Miss Sophlo
McHugh, MIfH Mary F. Hirst. Miss Snrn It.
Dougherty. Dancing will follow tho perform
ance. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Harold Marston and Mlsa
Kathorino McK. Quiu left todny for Atlantic
City, to spend a fortnight. Mrs. Marston will
bo lemembercd ns Miss Eleanor A. Quln, of
West Walnut lnnc.
Mr. and Mrs. Myer Herman have returned
from their wedding trip nnd are now occupying
their new homo on Wnyno avenue. Mrs. Her
man was formerly Miss Amanda Baer.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Annabel Turner, of 2238 North 16th street,
will glvo n tea this afternoon. Miss Turner
will be assisted in receiving by Miss Mar
garetta Smith, Miss Allco Patterson. MIjs
Marlon Sadler, Miss Mallhsa Shupert, Mis3
Doris Faloon, Miss Grace Zelsler, Miss Mary
Dechant, Miss Natalie Tyson and Miss Anna
Taylor.
Mlsa Lillian Reler, of 1231 West Glrard ave
nue, was tho hostess nt n card party Thursday
nfternoon. Miss Rclcr's guests weio Miss
Mario Tanner, Miss Florence M. McDcvItt, Miss
Estelle Winter, Miss Allco McFadden, Miss
Bertha Wcniger, Miss Edna McFadden, Miss
Mabel Reler, Mls3 Jane Russell, Mrs. Robert
Byrne, Mrs. Clayton I. Boycr, Mrs. Georgo Ho
warth, Mrs. William Schneider, Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mrs. Edgar Aucott, Mrs. Albert Stew
art, Mrs. Charles Haase, Mrs. Benjamin Reh
baum, Mrs. William Gerhard, Mrs. Thomas
Faucctt, Mm. Robert Brooks, Mrs. Stanley
West, Mrs. Charles Andrews, Mrs. Tercy Sher
lock. Mrs. Fred Carter, Mrs. Howard Jansen,
Mrs. Albert Schcnk and Mrs. Charles Hafner.
WITH the summer vacation not far off,
the llttlo debutantes-to.be nbflume first Im
portance, fbr It la becoming quite the thing for
mothers to "bring them out" unofficially at the
summer watering places. Miss Gertrude Pan
coast, who will be presented by her parents In
the autumn, appeared recently In a stunning
khakl-colored suit cut on simple girlish llnea.
The coat, which was belted, was set off by a
rolling collar of white handstltched linen. Miss
Pancoast's hat wbb a wlde-brtmmed sailor ot
taffeta in a shade matching the suit and
trimmed eolely with two brown quills on each
aide.
With a smart tallleur of king's blue cloth
Miss Katharine R. Hunter wears a low flat
Bailor hat ot blue and black straw.
One of the aeason's debutantes, Mlsa Uabei
Wurta Page, is wearing a girlish and becomlns
trotteur of wh'te Berge. The skirt la quite
plain wth a Blight flare, and the boyish coat Is
belted and haa pockets both above and below
the belt. Miss Page wears a small trlcorno hat
of black hemp with a white wing at the side.
An attractive and modish afternoon gown of
smoke-gray chiffon over a foundation of sou
silk Is being worn by Miss Josephine C. S.
Foster. The skirt U formed of a series of grad
uated flounces, each flounce being finished oft
with a band of black velvet. Straps of black
velvet extend over each shoulder and also form
the girdle. A closs-flttln hat of cerise hemp
complete the costume.
M MILADim
Cromwell, before the Nntional Point-tc
races.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lclghton Kramer, of Melrose
Tnrk, nre entertaining their bridge club of 12
members thW evening nt 8 o'clock. Tho guests
will Include Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Hcntty, Jr.,
Mr. nnd Mih. Gcorgo Parker, Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Weltzcl, Mr. and Mrs. II. Clay DIngee,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Aarons.
The faculty nnd students of tho Rcochwood
Inn School, Jcnkintown, havo rent out Invita
tions for tho nnnunl reception to bo held at the
school on I-'ilday evening. April 23, nt S o'clock.
Miss Margaret Water, daughter of .ur. anJ
Mrs Thomas S. Wnters. Jr., will lcavo on Fri
day, April 20, to visit Mrs. Trucmnn Campbell,
of 17th street, Wilmington, Del. Mls Waters
will remain a week or 10 days as Mrs. Camp
bell's guest.
Mr. and Mrs. William I.. Elklns. of Elklns
Park, aro spending several weeks at the Home
stead, Hot Springs, Va.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George H. Snyder, of I.lsmoro
avenue, Glenslde, havo left for a three weeks'
trip to tho Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Tho eighth annual bazaar and chicken sup
per will bo given by tho Willow Grovo Flio
Company No. 1, ln the flreliouse, Friday and
Saturday evenlngy, April 23 and 21.
Miss Helen Wilson, of York road, Jenklntown,
will entertain at cards and dancing Friday eve
ning, April SO, at her home. There will bo 30
guests present.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Tabeln Brown, Jr., of
Mather avenue, Wyncote, entertained nt brldgo
last evening in honor of their guests, Miss
Sophie Ferguson and Miss Helen Ferguson, ot
Mount Airy. This evonlns Mr. and Mrs. Brown
will entertain at dinner In honor of their guests
nt 7 o'clock.
ROXBOROUGH
Mrs. William Harris, of 4325 Freeland avenue,
has announced tho inaniiige of her sister, MIsj
Mnrle D. Wagner, to Mr. William U Hlco on
Thursday, April 8. Mr. and Mrs. Hlco, who are
spondlng some tlmo In Atlantic City, will be at
home nfter May 1, at 511 East Conarroe street.
Mrs. W. Knoll, of McKccwport, Pa., has an
nounced the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Louise W. Knoll, to Mr. Clarence J. Priest, son
of Mrs. Sarah Priest, of Roxborough, on Feb
ruary 22. Mr. nnd Mrs. Priest, on their return
from their wedding Journey, will live at 6220
Lawnton street, whero they will receive after
May 1.
Miss Lucille I.usson wearn a good-looking
deml-tallleur of sapphire blue velvet combined
with chiffon broadcloth. The Jacket Is fchort
and loose fitting and has a military collar. MUsi
Lusson's large flat sailor hat la of cream
colored taffeta and Belgian blue straw trimmed
with large daisies.
A debutante of this season, Miss Helena Rob
inson, appeared recently in a smart trotteur ot
deep blue cloth. The skirt, which flared ellghtly,
had bias bands ot dark blue taffeta, forming
flounces. The short bolero jacket waa finished
off with a number of small plaits in the back
and two rows of small garnet buttons. A
rather large blue straw hat with a rolling brim
completed the attractive costume.
Miss Katherlne G. Seeler, another pretty deb
utante, wears a becoming afternoon frock uf
Copenhagen blue taffeta. The skirt Is tucked
and is extremely full, and the short Jacket Is
worn over a blouse of cream-colored lace. Mlsa
Seeler's large sailor hat of navy blue straw was
trimmed with small French flowers.
A handsome debutante-to-be, Miss Agnes
Allen, has adopted a striking costume for aft
ernoon wear, The bodice of her sown Is ot a
Bakst pattern silk, cut on the constricted lines
which were favored In our grandmother's day,
Below this the skirt, of peacock blue silk,
shirred and corded, falls in voluminous folds.
An oddly shaped pointed hat of violets with n
single pink rose as trimming sets off the costume.
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Photo by Marccau.
MISS HARRIET CLAY I.EAi
Another debutante whose engagement
was announced recently. Miss Leaf's
mother, Mrs. IS. Bowman Leaf, will give
a luncheon today in honor of Miss Edith
Gillingham.
ENTERTAINMENTS
Various Dances and Card Parties Will Take
Place Today
A number f cntpitiilntnents will bo given to
day, both In and out of town.
The House Committee of tho Woman's Sur
finge Club, 17.'2 Chestnut street, gave a the
dnnsnnt nt the Aldine this afternoon, from ''
until fi o'clock. Tho committee in charge of
tho affair Included Mrs. J. B. Gelder, chairman;
Miss Marjoilo Watt, Mrs. George Dunning, Mis.
A. G. Stephenson, Miss Graff. Miss Lola HobertH
and Dr. E. M. Moore.
Mis Agnes G. McKcnna and .Miss Helen A.
liolllcnii snvo a card party In the auditorium
of St. Joseph's College, lu aid of the new Villa
nova Cunxcnt In Fiazlcr. Pa., this afternoon.
A subscription dance will ho given tonight In
the parish house of St. Peter's Protestant Epis
copal Chuich, Glen Loch. Henry Eckert Reeves
will give his "one-man orche-jtra," and refresh
ments will bo nerved. The proceeds lire to be
for tho Improvement of the parish house. The
committee in charge of the affair is made up ot
Mr. William K. Lockwood, Jr., chaliman; Mrs.
Richard H. Riley, Jr.. Mrs. Wllllnm E. Lock
wood, Mrs. Gilbert Mcllvalne. Mrs. Richard
Newlln, Mrs. Max Livingston, Mrs. George Ash
hrldgo nnd Mrs. Jules L. Provost, Mr. Gilbert
Mcllvalne, Mr. Lardncr Howell, Mr. Richard H.
Rile). Jr, .Mr. Max LlvlngtUon, Jr., Mr. Herbert
McIImiIiip and Mr. Richard Ashbrldge.
A smoker nnd nudevllle entertainment will
be given tonight by the class of Mil. Roman
Catholic High School. The affair will bo held
at tho new quartors of the CahlU Club, 1T33
Snnsom street, nnd has every assurance of be
ing nn enjoyable evening. The committee Is
composed of Mr. S. O'Shaughnessey, chairman;
Mr. A. McArdle, Mr. A. Toohey and Mr. E.
Grubb.
An entertainment for the benefit of tho out
ing fund of the choir of Epiphany Church.
Cnrpentcr's lane, will be held In Crusaders' Hali,
CC50 Gcrmantown avenue, Mount Airy, thl3 eve
ning. The program will Include a play, "Ex
amination Day nt Wood Hill School," shadow
pictures and music by the Gcrmantown Acad
emy Mandolin and Banjo Club.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
St. Rita's Cnthollo Club, at Broad and Fed
eral stieets, held a bon-bon party Thursday
evening In Its clubrooms. The clubrooms wera
elaborately decorated for the occasion. Anion,;
the guefitB wero Miss Sad ye Holm, Miss Mao
Hohn. Miss Sue Wright, Miss May Stuart, Miss
Edith Stuart. Miss Mary Gillespie, Miss Gert
rude Wilson, Miss Ida Verusl, MUss Theresa
Dondein, Miss Margaret Ean, Miss Catharine
Oliver, Mlfs Mary Burns, Miss Margaret Flood.
Miss Ida Tulby. Miss Grace Tulby, Miss Ern
estine Bonner nnd Miss Roao McGowan. Tha
dance was in charge of tho Entertainment Com
mittee, Mr. Alfred Tierney, chairman; Mr. An
drew Frlel. Mr. Thomas Curly and Mr. George
A. Wright.
Lieutenant Arthur T. Barney. U. S. N., and
Mrs. Barney, of 2513 South Cleveland avenue,
have closed their home in the Glrard Estate
nnd have loft for Kearney, Neb., whero they
will visit relatives of Lieutenant Barney's 'for
about three months.
A reception will be held at the opening of the
Billy and Jack Outing Club at Prospect Banlr
tomorrow. The feature of the day will be the
launching of the new 30-foot motorboat- The
members of the club are Mr. John Daliey, Mr.
John Nelson, Mr, William Sharpham, Mr, Wil
liam Fuller and Mr. William Gamble,
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OS'E of tho most Interesting weddings of to
dny to Phllndelphlans was that ot Mies Ells
Park, dnughter of Mrs. Wllllnm G. Tark, ot
Pittsburgh nnd Wcstbury, L. I., to Mr. William
Hnndy Reeves. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Davlrt
Reeves, of Phoenix Park, Phocnlxvllle. The
ceremony was solemnized In the Church of the
Advent, Wcslburj, nt hnlf-pnst 12 o'clock, tho
Rev. R. D. Pope, rector of the church, offi
ciating. The bride, who was given In marrlase
by her brother, Mr. .lames Park, was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Raymond R. P. Nclison, as
matron of honor; Miss Muilel Wlnthrop, Miss
Mildred Rives, Miss Helen Hamilton, Miss Mary
Pyne, MIhs Frances Godwin, of New York, nnd
Miss Rose Brown Dolan, of this city, ns bildes
malds. Mr. Reeves was nttended by his broth
er. Mr. Samuel Jnmcs Reeves, ns best man, and
Hie ushern Included Mr. William B. Churchman,
Mr. Newton Rao, Mr. E. B. Schley, Mr. Malcolm
Farmer, .Mr. Howard It. Henry, Mr. Darragh
I'nik. Mr. Bradford Brinton, Mr. John It, Fell,
Mr. John G. New hall nnd Mr. Fitz-Eugene D.
Tlinyer.
As the church Is a small one, the .Invitations
lo the ceremony wero limited to tho members
of the families nnd n few Intimate friends. A
large reception nt llomewood, the icsldenco of
the bride's mother, In Wcstbury, followed,
JOHNSON-3UTCL1FF1J.
Mls Mary F. Sutcllfte, daughter ot Mr. and
Mrs. Charles C. Sutcitrfc, of 40T, Rector street,
Itoxborough, beenmo tho bride of Mr, William
W. Johnson, of Brldgeton, N. J., on Wednesday
night. The ceremony wns performed In the
Tnlmngo Memorial Church, Rector and Pechln
streets, by the pastor, tho Rev, William Ilea
lick. Tho bride, who wns given In marrlago by
her father, wore a lovely gown of white
duchesso satin, made with a court train and
trimmed with duchesse lace. Her veil of tulle '
was arranged with orange blossoms, and she
cnrrlcd a shower bouquet of bride roses and
lilies of tho valley. Miss Etta Chard, of Mill
vllle, N. J., wns maid ot honor, und tho brides
maids wcro Miss Ivn I.tghlket and Miss Carrie
Hunt. Jtlw Gertrude Glancy, who acted as
flower girl, completed the bride's attendants
Mr. Herbert Johnson wns his brother's best
mnn, nnd tho ushers wcro Mr. John Rhoades,
-Mr. Howard Picrson, of Brldgeton, and Mr.
Samuel Hnckctt, of Trenton, N. J.
The service wns followed by a largely at
tended reception at the homo of tho bride's
parenlM. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are spending
their honeymoon In the South. They will be
nt homo on Thursdays after June 1, at 211 At
lantic street, Brldgeton.
HERNES-GRADV.
A pretty 3 o'clock wedding took place on
Thursday In St. Phllomenn's Chuicli, when Mlsa
Catherine Grndy became the bride of Mr. Jnmei
Hemes. The ceremony was performed by tho
Rov. Francis Mnrkle, pastor of the chuich. The
bride wore a traveling suit of bluo serge with
hot lo match. Sho carried a. bouquet of ill es
of the valley and orchids. She was nttended by
lior Bister, Miss Anna Grady, us maid of Honor.
Mr. Patrick Moran was best man. After several
weeks In Atlantic City Mr. und Mrs. Hemes
will live In Philadelphia.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
A minstrel show nnd band concert will be
given by Class fi at tha Union Tabernacle
Church, Coral and York strcetu, on Tuesday
evening, April 20.
George McDonough, of the Cambria A. C,
will leave shortly for the Panama Exposition.
Mrs. Tannenbaum, of Cape May, Is visiting
her daughter and son-ln-Iaw, Dr. and Mrs.
Louis Diamond, of 3023 Frankford avenue.
Miss Anna McHugh and Miss Helen Caseldy
will spend the week-end at the seashore.
Miss Mario Hess, or 23f7 East Cumberland
Btreet, has returned from Atlantic City, where
she was tho guest of Mrs1. Hagafz, of Ventnor,
Dr. Samuel Stelncr has removed to 9(3 North
Cth street.
TIOGA
Mrs. B. Fronk Raule, of 3561 North Broad
street, entertained at luncheon and cards this
week, when her guests Included Mrs. Clifford
Ely, Mrs. Paul Eno, Mrs. Richard Oellers, Mrs.
William Brown, Mrs. Isaac Detwller, Mrs
Howard McCaulley, Mrs. Emma McCaultey,
Mrs. Frederick Weber, Mrs. Nellie Henderson,
Mrs. Edward Wolfe, Miss Ethel Bureau, Mrs.
Blackburne and Mrs. McCloy.
Mr. Alfred Rosonsteln, of 2131 West Ontario
Btreet, la recovering from a recent accident.
FRANKFORD
Miss Florence McCurdy, of Frankford avenue,
will entertain at dinner Monday evening In
honor of her cousin, Miss Jane Currau, of Nor
wood. There will be IS guests, Including Miss
Frances Starr, Miss Isabel Long, Miss Fannie
Sommers, Miss Martha Allow ay, Mlsa Frances
Graham, Miss Caroline Luklns, Miss l.eqna
Allen, Mlsa Anna Brown, Miss Delia Collins,
Mr. Thomas Luklns, Mr. Frank Martin, Mr
Harry James, Mr. Fred Hall. Mr. William Cur
tls, Mr. Ralph Talley, Mr. Kenneth Lewis, Mr.
Alfred Maxwell and Mr. Hugh Wood,
Miss Sarah Lombard, of Rhawn street', has as
her guest Miss Gertrude Welsh.
The Elberon Tennis Club of Fox Chase wlJ
give a theatre benefit Wednesday evening, April
21. The proceeds will go toward the clubhouse
repairs.
Mr. and Mrs. J, Gcws, of Linden avenue,
Holmesburg, have had Miss A, Sullivan as their
guest for some time. A number of social af
fairs were given In her honor.
WILMINGTON
Dr. and Mrs. Francis I Springer, of New
port, have Issued invitations for the marriage
ot their daughter, Miss Frances, L. Springer,
and Mr. John Brynberg Morrow, to take place
on Wednesday evening, April 23, at 8 o'clock
The bride will be given In marriage by her
father, and her sister, MIs Rebecca Springer
will be maid of honor. The bridegroom's best
1 man will be Mr. Horace J. Tatnall. The cere
mony will be performed by the Rev, J. Emory
Parks, ot Newport. After June "1 Mr. and Mrs.
Morrow will be at, home at 03 WashJnjttoa
street. Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bonj
will entertain at pinner for Mr. Morrow and
Miss Springer.
Miss Helen Berl is spending this week wsttt
frleads la Germantowa, Pa.