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lake pliro on Juno 2 In St. IauTn Lilscoal
'hurch, Clicstnui mciuic, i-iicsurai inn.
'-la .rDrlcllne will bo very ntllet. lls3 Cnro-
line Og;tlen-Joncs, of Washington, will be inalil
'of honor.
.. i.vnnecs West Dally, clnuRlitcr of Mr.
lid Mr Ho""' P"1 Dn"'' wl" entertain nt n
...... r 15 rovotM Friday, nl licr bohlo on
I Tjincaster pike, Ardmore, before Iho dance
The marriage of MIsh Mildred Thorpe nnd
Mr. Fredcrlrk. Stnnley WliittnUer will take place
..'niuridav, JUno 10, III Mlsa Thorpo'8 sum
t tntt home In Devon. Miss Tluirpo wilt go today
I i be tho guest of Iirr brother nntl Blstcr-In-
. jjr and airs, tjiumen nmvuum xiiurpo,
j( Dryn Mawr. until May 1.
yis, Xnrlan Sprngue, who Is tho guest of
H9 Marmot IJ. Rcull at tho homo of her
Barents. Mr. and Mrs. William L'l)lst Seult. In
owbro'ok, will return to Hoston on Thursday.
. r cull will irlvn n tllnnnr nt lfi
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covers tomorrow evening for Mltfs Hprnguo.
j Mrs. George Alfred Hotelier will entertain
t the opera ionium.
1 owlnff to tho Illness of. Mr. lrvln Cobb's
! -v.. invitntions havo boon recalled by Mr.
Edward W. Bok for tho mooting of members
V tho Merlon Clvlo Association nt tho Over
i brook. o!t Club, which wns to havo InUen
:.i... tomorrow evening. Mr. Cobb wan to
have addressed tho association.
jjrs, Henry Cochran hns returned to
the
fmttenhoure, after spcnldlng tho last two months
Bwlth ncr inumfi - -
lton, at tho I.aurct-in-thc-1'ines, Lake wood,
N. J.
f M Frances S. Mcar, daughter of Mr. and
... ...nrvi ti. Mnars. of ISIS Do Lanccy
fp'lac'c. will return today from New York, whole
Fine was tho guest over the week-end of Miss
Sjleatrlco Burrell, at her residence, 5 kast im
! street, New York.
1 Mrs. Coleman Peace Drown entertained tho
v members of her brldgo club today nt her
'home In Devon Her guests Included Mrs.
! Bumner Ilulon-MHIer, Miss Knthcilno H. Hnrf.
Mrs. Henry Karnshaw, Mrs. .John I llolllngs-
:.,.i, mm. William Uakcr Wholcn and .mis.
Richard Wood
AT-XT-i TUT? TVTATM T.TMTT!
f MirnnnnnL' Mrs Kilwln (!. Close, of 64(53
'Brexcl road, and her small son, Urvinff Wnde
tClose, returned Sunday from a trip to Cleveland
,uid Pittsburgh. They were absent about sit
'i Mrs. Charles Wndsworth, Jr., nnd Miss W.ids-
forth will entertain at a. dnnoant on Satunlny,
.April 24, from 4 30 to 7 o'clock, at their home,
C'CYMVYD Mr. and Mrs. Martin r. Glynn, of
list Hill road, will give a delightful dance, tol
JlSired by n buffet supper, tonight nt tho Cyn-
T. , -1..1.U...... n'li ln.nn inniiia will tin nt-
W)U ClUUllUUOt." Aliu ,inu .w...w -
traetively decorated with nalms.whllo pink roses
find ferns will form tho lablo centrepiece. About
fydO guests will bo present, among some of whom
5vM bo Mr and Mrs. Harry Swope, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer, Mr. nnd Mrs.
'John McPherson, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. E. Titus,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
jj. Samuel Stephenson, Dr. nnd Mrs. S. Merrill
J Weeks, Mr. nnd Mrs. Maurico A. Long, Mr.
and Sirs. William Chambers, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Pjlarry Thompson, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. D. Daglt,
Mr, and Jtrs. J. Charles Tarry, Mr. ant Mrs,
Herbert J. Tily, Mr and Mrs. Joseph V. Little,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Calvin a. Child, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick C Nowbourg, Mr. nnd Mrs. John O,
Fleck, Mr nnd Mrs. Stephen D. Tily, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sceburger, Mr. and Mrs. William
B. Kraft, Dr and Mrs. Paul Cassldy, Mr. Ucn-
iimln Bush, Mr. and Mrs. H, C. Lucas, Mr. nnd
Ira. Clarko Rawlins, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Sny
der, Mr. and Mrs. Gwynn T. Shepperd, Mr. nnd
IMri. Alexander W, Tickford, Mr. and Mrs. Wlll-
ilam Allen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alexander Do Haven,
W. and Mrs. William A. J. Christie, Mr. and
Mtrs. 0. M. Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
FTJleiel nnd Mr. and Mrs. William S. Itewalt.
KMrs. R. Scott McCracken, of State road, on
Itertalned tho members of nor card club at
ljunchcon today. The club formerly met on Snt
Rrtays. but tho day has lately been changed
Qo Tuesday.
CHESTNUT HILL
'A bridge will be riven lnmnrrnw Avnnlni? at
lb homo Of Mrs. I511l Ayiiph Il.-lll.inl. nn St.
Vutln's lane, for the benefit of tho preventive
r" n mo I'uiiaaeipnin. uivlo ciud. uesiao
entertainment for the older people thero
' oe dancing for the younger set,
Dr. Wilfrid B. FettermRn. nt IMt flermantown
Svenue, wll return from Bermuda the early
Fi oi next week.
GERMANTOWN
tThe annual meetlncr of tha board of covernors
Bf the Stenton Country Club took place- last
Sf- The following offlcers wera elected:
President. Dr. Frank TV nnmmdv! vIca nrfsl.
pit. Mr. E, V. Lanadala; treasurer, Mr. A.
gTO0na Bishop; (secretary, Dr. J, Scott
m, directors, Mr. C. V. Thackara, Mr. D.
"onoghire, Mr. W. S. Dohman, Mr. M. F.
Wton and Mr. W. G. Hendereon.
RMr. and Mrs, Howard R. Waters, of Harris-
yrs, are being congratulated upqn the birth
I daughter, Frances Elizabeth Waters. Mra.
Jterg will bo remembered as Miss Gertrude-
"nuejr, of Qermantown, before her marriage.
Mr. and !tr -U'llllnm H,nHhn nr fiitl
gjjene etreet, will close their cottage In At
tle City and tvIU return to Germantown for
g? "malnder of the spring months.
& George TV. Corryj of Wl JTeelian avenue,
w '
Viiitor In Washington. D. C, for several
Itfi.
'Ua IlUth Tlantinure nf lineal ntrppf WOSt
yne avenue, will s've a bridge and linen
ier on Thursday In honor of Miss Louisa
pj,. -r fwoc engagement ip ir. pmwiu
u "5Muy announcea. To guesis win in
(P Mils Mildred Cavcrjy, Wi Pallor l?lh
191, V(KK rinAi1 -tin, lit.. Y7t...l Tlnrlf.
-w 'wtuiMjr V119U1, 41109 K,.,c -,
Edith Wllx,n , t.ii.u n..),, Mla.1
- iiiwvii, 4lq 4i4(lt MMit r-"
rI Gormley. Mrs. Howard Murray. Mlsa
y oenran. Miss Sarah THe, -
Bcnsnry, Mss ailletlc Wnliiwrlght, Mips Holm
Dnndo, Miss Mnry McK'nle, Mls Theodora ltosi,
Mlsn Helen Campion, Miss Helen Mnthlcii, Minn
Mndolliio Asbury, Miss Ulcauor Udmonds, Mls
Theodora Jellett, Mrs. 'John Holton, Mro. Hnrrv
lhitlcrworth, Mrs. Hltncr K. Walling nnd Mrs
Keith Downing.
ALONG THE READING
Mrs. Itay T. Spencer nnd her daughter, Miss
Sylla E. Spencer, who have been staying in
Upper New York for sevcrnl weeks, returned
to their homo In Melroso Park Inst Wednesday.
A cake, candy nnd flower salo will bo given
under the management of tho Old York ioa1
circle ot the Young Womnn'n Christian Atso
elation nt tho residence of Mrs. William Kent,
Hent rond, Wyncole, on iho afternoon of
Wednesday, May 10.
Dr. Scott Nonrlng, nsslstnnt professor of
economics nt tho University of Pennsylvania
nnd ono of the most prominent lecturers nnd
nuthors, having held tho position of secretary
of tho Child Labor Commission of Pennsyl
vania, will deliver a lectuto under tho nusplccfl
of tho Alumni Association of tho Jenklntown
High School. His subject will bo "Tho New
Education. " Tho lecturo will bo given In tho
Jenklntown Auditorium on tho evening of
Wedneday, Apill 28, at S o'clock.
Tho North Hills Country Club nt Edgo Hill.
Pa., has anauged for nn Invitation afternoon
auction biidgo and "600" nt 2:30 o'ciock on Sat
urday, April II, and tea will bo served. Tho
hostesses arc Mrs. Henry Frederick Knssc
bnum, Mrs. H. C. Douglas, Mrs. William
Prhigle, Mis. Guy C. Whlddcn. Mr. Charles
Hrown, Mrs. Lconaid W. Brown and Mrs. C.
It. Lcldy.
Mlsa Alice Hood, formerly of Township Line,
Jenklntown, is spending sovornl days ns the
guests of filcnds in Wyncote. MIks Hood will
return to her homo In West Chester today.
Miss Huth Landls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Landls of Summit avenue, Jenklntown,
after having- Hpont tho faster holidays at her
home, will return today to Watcrbury, Conn.,
where she nttends St. Margaret's Schoul.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Lelghton Kramer, nt
Sharpless avenue, Melroso Park, accompanied
byvthelr four children, will leave tho tnlddlo of
May for Vcntnor, N. J., whero tliey will oc
cupy their cottage on Atlantic avenue.
Mra. Elizabeth McGeary, of Cedar Mrect,
Jenklntown, Is tho guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Clifford, of Now York. She wilt not
return for somo time.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mlts Elise S(ed, daughter of Mr. Thomas
JL Seeds, Jr., of Kliuscourt, Siitli and Chestnut
streets, lias ictiirncd to St. Mary's School at
Burlington, N. J.
Mr. Bernard Hnrilson, of Washington, D. C,
is tho guest of Mr. Henry O' Hclllcy,
Mrs. Millard Fillmore Fiishmulh, of 1013 Pino
street, entertained the members of her card
club yesterday afternoon.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Stucssy entertained nt a luncheon In her
home, 1211 Bonsnll street, last week tho sowing
class of which sho Is a member. Thoso presont
were Mrs. J. C. McHugh, Mrs. S. Lnlrd, Mrs.
William Pfnff, Mrs. H. Coicoian, Mrs. J. "Jones,
Mrs. B. A. McGowan, Miv. G. Do Wlnton, .Mrs.
C. Bauer and Mrs. D. McHugh.
Mr. Alovsius J. Cunningham, of 1720 South
IStli street, whose marriage to Miss A. lianuon
will 'take place on Apill "S, will bo givon
a bachelor's farewell eupper this evening.
Amuug tlio guests will bo Mr. Edward Hnnnon,
Mr. William Bannon, Mr. Itobcrt Chcyney, Mr.
Robert Cunningham, Mr. AVIIllnm Foy, Mr. An
drew Gnllagher, Mr. Andrew Garrett, Mr. Dan
iel Kahnll, Mr. Georgo McGill, Mr. James Mc
Grath, Mr. Matthow McGrath, Mr. William Mc
Namara, Mr. Harry Murphy, Mr. William Mur.
phy, Mr. John Niblick, Mr. Frank O'Brien, Mr.
L. Ploettner, Mr. Peter Boa nnd Mr. Edward
Shields.
Mrs. Mary Doyle, Miss Agues Coylo and Miss
Anna Doyle, of 1S33 South Broad street, will
leavo today for Atlnntlo City, where they will
remain for about two weeks.
Mrs. C. E. Fields, of HOC East Moyamenslng
nvenue. returned home Saturday from a visit
with friends In Atlantlo City. Sho has com
pletely recovered from a recent Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Thomas, of :iJ
' South Broad Btreet, havo opened their cottngo
at Atlantlo City, and will remain there until
tho fall.
ROXBORpUGH
Mm. Josenh Itoso entertained at cards Inst
night at her home on Manayunlc avenue. Her
guests Included Mrs. Clarence K. Dengler, Mrs.
Ferdinand Davis, Mrs. Walter Fancourt, Mrs.
nalph Popo, Mrs. Milton Smith, Mrs. W. Ed
ward Shappell, Mrs. Clayton Thomas, Mrs.
Louis E. Wagner, Mrs. Ella Shuler, Miss Ger
trude Field nnd Mlaa May McKlnley.
Mrs. Clarence C. Keevor, of Harmon and
Bldgs avenues, was hostess this afternoon to
the members of her "600" club.
Under the auspices of tha Men's Bible Class
of Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church, the
Itev, Dr. Edward Forrest Hann wilt deliver a
lecture on "Two Plus Two Is Five" In tho au
ditorium of the church on Thursday night,
April 23. Thora will be an Interesting musical
program by tha quartet of tha class and Jo
seph Johnson, baritone sololat.
Mrs, Daniel Barnes, her son, Poarca Barnes,
and daughter, Mss Lorraine Barnes, of Den
ver, Col., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
H. Ewing, of EK East Walnut lane. Mrs. Ewlng
Is a niece of Mrs. Barnes.
OAMDEN AND VICINITY
A muslcale for the benefit of tha Camden
Equal Suffrage League will be given at tha
homo of Mrs. Alfred Lowry, 603 Cooper Btreet,
Monday afternoon, April 26. ot 3 o'clock. Mrs.
Mar Stone-Langstone and Mr. Edwin S. Van
Leer, of Philadelphia, will sing, and Mrs. Ell
Mayer, of North 18th itreet, will play violin
aolos, accompanied by Mr. Stanley Munchamp.
JJUs Katherlpei Warren, of B3T Penn street,
will leave next Thursday for two months'
trl la tha Wet. ,
TIOGA
Announcement lias been mndo of tho engage
ment of Miss Hosallnd Han is Koons, ilninrhtt-r
of tho Into Mr. Waller Koons, of Wllkos-llarre,
Pa., to Mr. Ellwood Lawrcnco Mundcr, son of
Mr. nnd Mra. Charles Mundcr, of 3525 Norm
ICth Htrcct. Tho marriage will take place In
Juno. Mr. and Mrs. Mundcr gave a dinner last
night In honor ot Miss Koons nnd their son
Spring Mowers anil fetus were used In the dec
orations. Their guests Included Mr. and Mih
Georgo Wills, Dr. nnd Mm. Albert Boat, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Hercules Kclnhnrdt, Dr. and Mrs.
William Good, Dr. nnd Mrs. Ernest 11. Mongol.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlca Mundor, Jr., Mil's Doio
thy Mundcr, Mr. Howard Mundcr. Mr. nnd
Mrs. David Gclklcr, Mr. Charles Munder Gelk
ler. Dr. John Wiley, Miss Violet WllkliiMon,
Miss Curl, Mrs. Ethel C. Devlin nnd Miss
Esther Ncnlly.
FRANKFORD
Miss Elizabeth Mlntnugli, of Easton, Pa., hns
been tho guewt of Miss I.oretta McCann, of
7010 Tulip street, for somo tlmo past.
Miss Maud M. Miluer, of &722 Frnnkford ave
nue, hns relumed to her homo after a ton days'
trip to Miami, Fla.
Tho annual banquet of tho Business Men's
Assoclntlon will ho held this evening at As
sembly Hall. Special electrical decorations
combined with Howem will lie arranged. Thero
will br several special features, nnd nddt esses
by tho newly elected president. Mr. llniry S.
llornoman; retiring picsldent, Mr. Robcit 1.
Sheppard; Jtidgo William H. Shoemaker, Con
gressman Peter E. Costcllo and tho Itov.
Francis Miller.
Tho leccnt election of olllccra and dhectors
for tho ciihiilng year resulted ns follows: Presi
dent, Mr. Henry S. 1'oineman: vlco president,
Mr. George Gray; hccretary. Mr. Blcliard T.
Holme; treasurer, Mr. Klwood S. Davis; di
rectors, Mr. Fred T. Ilueldiis, Mr. Linwood T.
Holme, Mr. Harry T. llucklus, Mr. Daniel It.
Greenwood, Mr. (I. Flunk Lever, Mr. Thomas
Grelshton, Mr. Albert L. Hlllcs, Jr.. Mr. Harry
T. Stanuood, Mr. Gustav Becker, Mr. Itobcrt
T. Corson, Mr. Howard Georgo and Mr. Georgo
R. Osborne.
LANSDOWNE
The members of tho Twentieth Century Club
aro preparing for a lawn fete to bo held In tho
spilng.
At the election of tho King's Daughters tho
following will fcervo for 1015: Leader, Miss
Stewart; iccoidlng sccretniy, Miss Huth Wun
stcrllck; corresponding secretary, Miss Blanche
Boyco; treasurer, Miss Marguerite Irving'; libra
rian. Miss Marlon Havlland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Supplee, of EG East
Pilca street, aro receiving congratulations on
tho blith of a foil
Mr. and Mrs. William n. Austin nnd daugh
ter, of Westerly, IJ. I., who have libon visiting
Mrs. H F. Roberts, of Windermere avenue,
have returned to their home.
AN ORGAN and song recital for tho reserve
XJL fund of the Matinee Musical Club of Phila
delphia wnH given last evening at Eatoy Hall,
17th and Wnlnut streets, with May Dormer
Felln, contralto; Plotr AVIila, baritone, and
Mary Ida Ryan, organist, Tho program In
cluded: Orsan-lst Sonato Uullmant
Introduction: Allegro.
Flnalo: Vivace.
Baritone
(a) Lungl dal Caro Bene ,.... Secchl
(b) Come Ragglo dl Sol Antonio Caldar.i
(167S-1763)
Organ Toccata und Fugo In D-Moll Bach
Baritone and Contralto
"How Sweet tho Moonlight" Lehmann
Organ
(a) At Evening Kinder
(b) Rondo Caprlcclo ,,,,., ..Salnt-Saens
Baritone
"Erl tu" Un Ballo in Maschera Verdi
Contralto
(a) "Dost Thou Know That Sweet Land"
Mlgpon ,.'.....,. .....Thomai
(1S11-1S0C)
b) Nightingale's Song Kevin
Organ
Toccata i ,Klnder
The patronesses were Mrs. Frederick W.
Abbott, Mrs. Edward Bennls, Mra, E. II.
Bryan, Mrs. John Walter Burke, Mrs. John
Cronln, Mrs. Roger H. Curtis, Mrs. "Jacob Datz,
Mrs. Charles P. Donnelly, Miss Mary A. Dor
mer, Miss Eleanor Farley, Mrs, J. J. Farley,
Miss May Farley. Mrs. J. J. Felln, Mrs.
Charles Felln, Miss Mary A. Felln, Mrs.
William Felln, Mrs. James Flnnwsey, Mra,
Thomas Fitzgerald, Mrs, Dennis Griffin, Mrs,
Nicholas Hayes, Mrs. Hubert Horan, Mra. Aus
tin F. Hecksoher, Mrs, J, D, Israel, Mrs, Wlll
lam Kerns, Mrs, A. J. Koch, Miss Mario U,
Loughney, Mr, John Loughrao, Mrs. William
McCloskey, Ml&s Anna McMahon, Mrs. Frank
McManus, Mrs. Robert McNally, Mrs. Charles
Btreet Mills, Mrs. Henry Vf. PWcher, Mrs. A.
F. Qulnn, Miss Emily Rellly, Mrs. G. J. Roesch,
Mrs. E. R. Redgers, Mra. James A. Ryan, Mrs.
K. U. Ojrx flT. Charles Schaufler, Mrs. HfJJi J
MRS. II. S.
On IJourbon Qtioon, ono of the
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Miss Anna May Butler nnd Miss Marginal
Butler, of 2131 Cast Huntingdon mreet, cutei
lalued nt n o.-ud party last week. Tho guesIM
woie Miss Margaret Mcn.ile, .Miss Anna 51c
Hale, Miss .Marie Hawle, Miss Mario Buckley,
Miss Harriet Wheclln, Mr. "John Blown. Mr.
Leo Harrison Mellalc, Mr. Samuc V. II.
Brown, Mr. John Joseph Doylo nnd Mr. Stod
dart Slnnlngton. Mr. Slnnlnstnn entoi tallied at
tho plnnn.
Ml. Cliailotto Geyer, of IKK Ensl Thayer
street, entertained Mis.s Helen Ottens, M33
Mildred Ottens and Mr. Alfred Schllctur, of
Tioga, on Sunday at dinner.
The charity ball for tho benefit of tho Port
Richmond Soup Society wna held Saturday eve
ning at tho Lithuanian Music Hall, Allegheny
nvcuuo and TUIon ulioet. The committee. In
charge Included Magistrate William F. Camp
bell, Mrs. M. W. Kotclium and Lieutenant An
drew T. Hamilton.
Tho third anniversary of tho Progressive
Association of tho intli Ward, was held Sat
urday evoning nt tho headquarters, 111 West
Glrnrd avenue. Tho officers of tho association
aro Mr. Georgo W. Spellmnn, president; Mr.
William Ettingor, vlco president; Mr. William
J. Hunt, secretary; Mr. Charles Myers, treas
urer, and Mr. Bentley D. Ackloy.
Tho first annual ball of tho Union Label
Trades Department of Philadelphia nnd vicinity
will bo hehl Friday evening, at tho Philadelphia
CJuartet Hall, 2721 Germantown nvonuo.
Mr. William I'lulicr haw returned from Chi
cago, where he spent some weeks'.
"Walsh, Mrs. James E. Walsh, Mrs, Edward
White and Mrs, II. Weymann.
Tho Frankford Choral Society will hold tho
annual concert of Its fifth season on Tues
day evening, April 27, In tho T. Comly Hunter
Chapel, Orthodox and Grlscom streets, Tho
abslstliig soloists wilt be Miss May Farley, Mrs.
Clara Yocum Joyce and Mr. John K. Wltze
mann. Tha concert promises to b ono of thq
best tho society has ever given.
A bubscrlptlon dance will be given tonight
In tho Germantown Cricket Club, Manhelpi,
under the auspices of the Women's Army and
Navy Relief. The committee Includes Mrs.
Charles A. Martin, Miss Ramsay, Mrs. J, Nel
son Purvlance, Mrs. Robert Martin Williams,
Mrs. Franklin McCre.a Wireman, Mrs. Alfred
8. Neil!, Mrs. BalUar E. L. De Mare, Mrs.
Alexander W. Wlster, Jr.. and Mrs. Churchill
William
Tha association was organized at the time
of the Spanish-American War by Mrs. Francis
Howard Williams, and since that time has been
very active. This winter boxes were packed
and sent to European sufferers, and a dance
was given at the Germantown Cricket Club on
February 2, when nearly 1600 was sent to tha
Philadelphia ward of the American Ambulance
Hospital In Paris.
Invitations for this danco have been limited
and the proceeds will be devoted to general
relief work.
Several dinners will precede the danoet to be
given by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Wlster,
Jr., 121 School lane. Germantown. Their
guests will Include Mr. and Mrs. Daniel II.
Carstalrs, Mr. and Mrs, William Findlay Brown,
Mr. an4 Mrs. William H. George, Mrs. Charles
H, Willlts and Mr. Edgar W. Balrd.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Swope, Jr., of
7915 Crefeldt street, Germantown. Their gijests
will be Mr. and Mrs. Baltzar E. L. de Mare,
Mrs. Charles A. Martin. Miss Julia M. Lavlno,
Colonel George Montgomery and Dr. Henry B.
Wllmer.
JIATLACK
country's finest saddle horses.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A inuilcal and ciud paity was held I. ml night
at the home of Mi. Hugh Fmiiam, 1021 Hut
,tomvood sheet. The guests Included .Miss
Mm In Radelirfe, Mis Blanche Knoll, Miss
Velaino Backe, Mis.s Mno Slnnott, Miss Hohcrta
Cunningham, Mr. James Klcinan, Mr. Edwaul
B.icke, -Mr. Itobcrt Cunningham, Mr. Edwin
Carney, Mr. Ralph McGowcn nnd Mr. William
P. O'Neill.
A iccltnl by Mr. Homer Itodeheuvcr nnd Mr.
Bentley D. Ackley. ot tho Sunday party, was
given lust cenlns in tho Baptist Temple, Broad
nnd Berks. The pioceeds will bo donated to
the purposes of the Home nnd School League.
Mrs, Chnrlc Merger, of lllOS Ninth 20th street,
enteitnlned m bridge ycstmlny afternoon, tho
gnmo being followed by n buffet luncheon. Her
R u c.i In included Mrs. Frederick tollman, Mra.
David Fltssiinmons, Mr. J. Louis Wncchter,
Mrs. Hnny C. Griesol, Mrs. Flunk Suh.int.
JIis. William G. Toichlana, .Mm, Gullllnm Clay
mor. .Mrs. Mury .McCa'ulloy, M.lss Jessie E. S.
Schnn., .Mis. l"r:iiiB Eiirilch, Jr., nnd Mrs
Albert Baitz.
Mrs. Ficdcilck Caiter and .Mrs. Howard Nel
son Jniitzen entertained the members of their
Tuisday caul club at luncheon and "600" this
afternoon nt tho home of Mrs, Carter, 2525
North 32d street.
On Friday and Satutdny nights of last week
tho Assumption Choral Society picscnted Gil
bert nnd Sullivan's classic operetta, "H. M. S.
Pinafore." nt Lu Lu Templo for the benefit of
tho impiovement fund of the Church of the
Assumption. Tho enst Included: Tho Rt. Hon.
Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B .Mr. Edward Galt
noy; Captain Corcoran, Mr. Thomas F. Hogan;
Ralph Rackstiaw, Mr. Eugene Tyrrell, Dick
Deadcye, Mr. Frank Dooner; Hill Bobstny, Mr.
William Kelly: Sergeant of Marines, Mr. David
Ryan; Tom Tuckor, Mr. Harry Blrtliwhlstle;
Josephine. Miss Mno Farley; Hebe, .Mlbs Maude
"Jones; Little Buttercup, Miss Anita Slnnott
Bennett.
Tho chorus included Miss Anna Backe, Mies
'Mario Brcnuan, Miss Helen Burns, Miss Ger-
trudo Burns, Miss Mary Conway, Miss Marie
Coltlesh, MU-s Mario Donohue, Miss Nellie
Frlck, Miss Mury Gallagher, Miss Agne
Hughes, Mlffi Margaret Hilley, Miss Helen
Kcmery. Miss Margaret Keennn, Miss Eliza
beth Knvanaugh, Miss Sadie Leonard, Miss
Jennie McCann. Miss Marlon Morgan, Mls3
Reglnn Murphy, JIIms Margarct O'Kecfe, Miss
Mary Rellly, Miss Elizabeth Sculllu, Miss Rose
Scullln, Miss Marion Shearon, Miss Catiiarlna
Still, Miss May Slnnott, Miss Eleanor Sweeney,
Mlfcw Anna Tlcrncy, Miss Emily Woods, Miss
Katharine Klely, Mlsa Edna Kearney, Mr.
Finnk J. Smith, Mr. James Devlne. Mr. Will
lam Walsh. Mr. Andrew Walsh, Mr. Harry
Mulgrave, Mr. Frank McNamara, Mr. William
O'Neill, Mr. Robert Brown, Mr. Joseph Bene
dict, Mr. James Garvey, Mr. Leo Pinkos, Mr.
James Klcrnau, Mr. Joseph O'Brien, Mr. Will
iam Rodgers, Mr. Edward Murphy, Sir. Joseph
Fleming. Mr. George Waaler, Mr. 'Jomeo J.
Hilley. Mr. Thomas Hilley, Mr. James F.
O'Neill, Mr. Thomas H. 0'Bren, Mr. Edward
Slavln, Mr. Denis Lyons, Mr. Harry Jones, .Mr.
John Bradley, Mr. James Coyle, Mr. Henry
Doyle, Mr. Joseph Klely. Mr. Frank Pfelphar,
Mr. James Scullln, Mr. William Stewart and
Mr, George Meade,
Dr. and Mrs. Lambert Ott, of 831 North Broad
street, hayo sent out Invitations for n dance
at the Roosevelt next Monday evening, April 2H,
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Ott, Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Purcell, of Reading.
An annual May hop will be given by the
Auxiliary of tho Northeastern Ladles' Benevo
lent Society on Wednesday evening, May 12, at
Apollo Hall, 1726 North Broad street.
Notices for.tho Society page vylll be ac
cepted and printed in the Evening Ledgor,
but all such notices must be written on
one side of the paper, must be signed in
full, wjth full address, and when possible
telephone number must be given.
Send all such communications to
"Society Editor," Evening Ledger, 603
Chestnut street.
Unlet these requirements are carried
. out so that verification may be possible,
the notices will not be publUhsd.
THE marriage of Miss Ruth Itoyat, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. B. fl. Royal, of 61.?
Cooper street, Camden, will lake place tonight
at tho home of Hie hrlda'n pnrents, to Mr. Don
It. Krary. Tho bride, who will bo given In
marriage by her father, will be attended by
her sister, Mrs. Romnln C. Hassrteh. as rnntrpn
of lienor. The best man will be Mr. Paul
Frnry, of Pekln, 111., brother of the bridegroom,
nnd tho ushers will be Mr. H. A, Miller, of
Wnvne, Mr. Clarence Munger, or Camden; Mr.
Caleb Rldgny, of Columbus, N. J and Mr.
ttoinnln ,C. Hassrlck.
KENNEDY CORE.
Announcement Is made of the marriage of
Miss Catherine Core, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Core, of 2(!22 Mnnton street, to Mr. John
Kennedy, of 13IS South 20th street, on Sat
unlny afternoon, April 17. Tho ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father Curran, in 8L
Anthony's Catholic Church, Gray's Ferry road
ntiil Fttswntcr street, nt 3 o'clock. The bride,
who was given In matrlngo by her father, was
attended by Miss May Slnw as maid of honor;
Miss Dorothy Shaw, Miss Mnry Woods, Miss
Jennie Krcidlcs and Miss Madeline Price as
bridesmaids. The best tnnn was Mr. John
Hartley, and the Ushers were Mr. Jack Kerns,
Mr. H. J. Morrell, Mr. Harry Gideon nnd Mr.
Joseph Mills. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kennedy will bo at
home, 4IS Oak Lane avenue, Wayne, Pa.
Mr. Jneoli Poutz announces the marriage of
his daughter, Mls Nclllo Audrey Poutz, to Mr,
Mnylln Joseph Pickering, on Saturday, April 17,
in his home. Ml West Jamen street, Lancaster,
Pa Mr. nnd Mrs. Pickering will bo nt home
after May 1,
phia.
nt 233 South 23d sited, Phlladel-
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TABLE OF
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ACADEMY OF MUU1C '
T? A TT T J'Hll'AI,CLl',UA OPERATIC
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