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TiyrnS. I'HAItL-KS I'HANC'IS BOOtlMAtf, ot
if. (or th( younger jrlrls thin nfletnoon In
ihonor "t her cousin, ansa Ainnon BnntRtie, or
Boston, who is ni presem mo eucki ot .miss
llnrgot K Scull, dntmlitrr of Mr. nml Mtr.
....hi. m wim Scull, of Ovcrbrook. Mls Snrnatie
iiiiw"'.
'li the dnuKlifr of Mi. IMwnril Uramlcscp. of
Boston, and n cousin 01 mis. unr Aiinc-mon, uc
Withlngton.
Anions tlio society folk nt the Opftrntlc SocU
tii't rrformance lBSl nKlu wcr Mm. Austin
glvcn HeckBher, Mis. William L'aner Wclilcr
ihtlm. Mies Mniy Kvelyu Chew, Miss Anna
Mult)' lleckslier, Mis. Henry Udwnnl Uray
jon Mr. Sidney floberts, Mrs. 'J. Harrison
Smith, Mrs. nobert Kmotl Hiiro nnd Miss Kntli
,rin Hare.
Mr. mil Mrs. John A. Seeds, of 607 Wrsi
Vfal street, announce tho ciisnscnicnt of their
jaUBhtti", Miss loin. Seeds, to Mr. ICdwnrd Gor
don Mscgnnnoit, of Montreal nnd I'arls. Miss
Eceds Is ft Rrnduato of Bryn Mawr and Is nil
ardint advocate of tennis and other outdoor
sports.
Mr. Macaannon Is a Brnduate ot MoCilll Uni
versity. Montreal, wliein lm received the de
gree of a A- lM lal0, H,ul Krluilcd president
of his class as a civil engineer In 19 li )ln lias
Since studied ntirond, nnd Is now stationed lu
this city.
Miss Marie U Hill, daughter or Mrn. Clara
inn. of Detroit, formerly of Philadelphia, wna
M married to Mr, Harrison Hnmcl, of Detroit, on
April 16, After a. honeymoon they will llvo In
DslrOit. Mrs. Hunicl Is a sister of Mrs. Hubert
W. Danfoith, of Oak I.ane.
Colonel Hnd Mih. 1'Mwnrd Morrell, of San Jose,
Torrndale, I'a., will occupy their cottage lit
Bar Hsrbor this summer.
Tho King's DaughleiB gave a tea yesterday
In St. Mark's Parish House, Kronkford, on tho
occasion of the Mth anniversary of tho presi
dency ot Mrs. Chnrlea II. Huberts. Mux, Rob
erts was elected president when the society was
organlicd, and hns been absent from only ono
meeting slnco that time. Nearly 1(0 members
re present. Addiessrn wcro miido by tho
rector ot the church, tho Ilev. John U. Hardlnc;
tho Kev. Frank Crrighlon, of Andalusia, nnd
Mr. John Hnrt, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Albeit K. Kennedy nnd Ihcli
, daughters. Miss Agues Clark Kennedy and Miss
' Emllle-Posey kennedy, have left tho rtltten-
house and are occupying their bouse at Arcl-
ntore for the early summer.
Captain W illlum Slicppard Benson, U. S. .,
'and Mrs. Benson lutvu uh their guest at tlieli
home In the Navy Vnrd their daughter, Mrs.
York Noel, of New York city.
Lieutenant Commander It. T. Menncr, U. S.
IN., and Mrs. Menncr uro entertaining Mis.
i nichard Krollngham and Mls3 Frollngham, of
New York, at tlictr 'iome In tho Navy Yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Koons C'niicr, ot 1707
Valnut street, will give n dlnnur-danco tonight
' at the Philadelphia Country Club for their son,
Harrison Koons Cancr, Jr. There 'will bo ISO
; fueets present.
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' ter Country Club on Wednesday evening, May
c
Mrs. J. O. Kumner, of Boston, Is visiting her
father, Mr. Kmlcn Hutchinson, at the Aldinc.
Mrs. Sumner has Just roturned from a visit In
th Carollnas.
A recital and dance will be given on Monday
right at the mtz-Carlton for tho benefit of tho
West Philadelphia Homeopathic Hospital. Tho
recital will consist ot u number of humorous
Impersonations, to bo given by Miss Annabclle
U Macglll, who has a charming pcrxonality.
Her work is not only natural, but decidedly
artistic. Terhaps of tho many sides of her
talent tho most conspicuous Is her delightful
.atnse. of humor, which, together with her pow
ra of observation, make her portrayals a do
llfht both to see and to hear. It Is expected
that the affair will bo a great success.
L' Th Trehlo eif Pluh. of Philadelphia, will
Jive Us final concert on Friday evening, April
W, at Horticultural Hall. The soloists will bo
Mr, Howard K. Berry, tenor, and Mr. D. Hcn
rla, Ezerman, pianist.
Mr. T. Williams Roberts, whose marriage to
Miss Eleanor Thbmpson will take place on
Saturday, will give a dinner tonight at the
Anchorage lu honor of his best man, Mr. Isaac
W. Roberts, and the ushers, who Include Mr.
Henry Howard Ellison, Jr., Mr. J, Randall Wil
liams, Jr., Mr. Thomas Duncan "Wheten, Mr.
Frederlo nosengarten, Dr. Frederick Fraley,
Mr. rercy II. Clark, Mr. Pierce Archer, Jr.,
Mr. John U Evans, Mr. nruce Bedford, of Tren
ton, and Mr, William C. McGlbbon, of New
York.
Mrs. Frederick Fraley will entertain at dinner
In her home, 1701 Da Lancey Btreet. Her guests
'will Includn wives of the ushers at the tnarrlaga
L of Miss Thompson and Mr. Roberts. Those to
KT ti nr.(.nt .... HI-.. rT niim!in WhlPfl. Mf8
Frederic Rosengarten, Mrs. J. Randall Wll
Umi. Jr., Mrs, rercy H, Clark, Mrs. rlorcs
Arrh.r i- i.. T...n w rtnherti. Mlaa Miriam
KRoberts.
f Mrs. T. D. Etenson ,haa returned from Belle
lr Heights, Fla., to the Aldlne. On the return
iWp she BtoDned for a few days at White Bui-
hur Springs, "W. Va.
I Mr, Charles D, Nortgn has gone to the Poco
!? on a two weeks' fishing trip.
f Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr., nd her daughter,
$lss I P, Taylor, of Richmond, Va.. are stop
fc Wia- at the Aldlne.
The board of managers of the Badles' VUltlng
Sommlttee if the Children's Hospital of Phlla
S'lphl is fonnlng a juvenile society to Inter
ijHt the children of FhlladelphU who ro In for
tvaate circumstance In their unfortunate little
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$! society Is for children under 13 yara of
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BMa)ly. The emblem of the society la "The
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r th membership pin which, will oe e.
J'kU fliih-rtii .- n.i.& r q.ii.. Vlaltlnor Commit
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J, ie. hich is deeply interested m mi.
5ov project a success. Is composed of Ml
V aiawell. president, Mr. I- MUit Hy
" president, Mrs Joseph tiuicniu. -ttry.
Ut. jucbard r Ashburit, Mr. Aiirti.
f. Harrison, Mrs. P. Campbell Man Is, Mrs.
Charles K. tlnna, Mis. Chnrlts B. Co.vc, Mrs.
Edward S. Sayies. Mrs. John ! IjeConto, Mrs.
Edinonde II. Austin, Mrs. Joseph It. Town
send, Mrs. Iloince Howard I'urness, Jr., Mrs.
Joseph H. Hiiti'hlnsoii, Mis. John W. Pepper,
Miss Ada M. Crozer, Mrs. lMwnnl Isley, Mis.
Henry K. Harris, Miss Ashhurst, Miss Rnclicl
M. Ash, Mrs. S. Pembcrton Hutchinson. Mrs.
Thnmns l.angdnn Elw.vn, Mrs. Edward T.
Hlolcsbur.v, Mrs. Thrtm.is McCrae, Mrs. Ed
ward H. Menrs,
A dnnsant for tho benrflt rtf the hospital will
be given til the Clcrmnntowit Cricket Club on tho
afternoon of Saturday, May :5. Tho dnnsant
will be tinder tlio management of a Junior
Auxiliary Committee.
Tho annual Sedgley Club luncheon will take
place today, nr Thursday and Mny 7 nnd 11,
at 1:M o'clock at the clubhouse.
The annual meeting of the Junior Lcnguo ot
Philadelphia will be held on Wedlicoilny. Apill
:$, nt 3 o'clock at tho College Club, 1300 Npriiee
street, Them will be an Informal ten after
the meeting. Many nf the Philadelphia mem
bers will go to Baltimore to attend tho Na
tional Conference of Charities and Corrections
which will be held from Mny 1: to Mny 19 In
Baltimore.
Philadelphia friends of Miss Margaret Sctnn
Porter nnd Mr. John Morton James will bo in
terested to hear nf their wedding which will
take pl.ire on Saturday, May S. at Trinity
Church, Hewlett, I... I. A icccptlon will follow
tho ceremony nt the home or the bride's par
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Hobert Porter, at Lauder
dale, Kawtence, I. I.
Ilr. anil Mrs. Robert C. (inmhlc. of Welnun'''',
Havcrfnrcl, have hnd na their guests fur several
days Mr. F. Owlght l")nna and Mr. William
Macnfre, of New Haven.
Mrs. 13. F. Jamison, Jr., of thn Aldlne, has
recovered from a recent Illness.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
ovnnimoOK- A dellghful spring luncheon was
given ycstctdny afternoon by Mrs. John F. Dun
can and her daughter. Miss Marguerite I,. Dun
can, nt their linmc, C".S(i Church road. Miss
Elizabeth Shinier, of Milton, Pn., assisted the
hostesses lu receiving the giicM. iho Included
Mm. William P. Duncan, Miss Mildred Dun
can. Miss Natalie Duncan, Mrs. James nilllng
lon, Mrs. Whllmer, Miss Isabel Whltmer, Mrs.
Robert K. Whllmer, Miss Mnrtlin Whltmer, M'.
George (Innclmnii, Miss lliinnnh Coodmnn, Mrs.
William MiU'C'ucn. Mrs. Thomas Norton, Mrs.
I. H. O'Harra, Miss Mnignret O' Hurra, Mr.(.
Samuel Bolton, Miss Mnrguret Bnlton, Miss
Winlficd Mnrr. Miss Judith Mail', Miss Flor
ence AndcrMiu, Miss Hester Anderson. Mrs.
Gulrio llossard, Miss lieno Kossnicl, Miss Isabel
McSparron, Miss Salllc McSparron, Mrs. Will
iam Furst, Miss Sarah Watson, Mrs. George
Magee, Mi. George Balguel, Mis. George Mat
lack. Mia. Henry Blckley, Mrs. Gerald Evans,
Sirs. Kdgnr D. Farlcs, Mrs. Gooigo Brill, Mrs.
I.. K. Wanueiiiaehcr. Mr&. DoWItt Irvln. Mrs.
Albert Shnlfcr, Mrs. James Karclier, Mrs. AVal
ter Karcher, Mrs. Howard W. Bremer, Miss
Fredcrica Bremer, Mrs. Ernest Tustln, Mrs. C.
H Woodruff, Mrs lames P. Martin. Miss Dor
othy Martin. Mr.t. Alfred Smith. Miss Jack,
Mrs. Harmon Yerkes, Miss Marian Yerkcs,
Miss Haytlcn, Mrs. William Bulmor, Mrs. Ed
ward Harding, Miss Harriet Lilly. Miss Amy
Lilly. Mrs. William Tcnbrook, Mlas Catharine
Tcnbrook, Mrs. Joseph Savngp, Mrs. Herbert
Kirk, Mrs. Lucy Irwin, Mrs. Victor Delanau,
Mrs. Shipley Evans, Mrs. C. J. Colloday, Mrs.
J. H. Krom, Miss Margaret Humes, Mrs.
Jonathan Walnwrlght. Miss Vllletto Wnln
wrlght, .Miss Elsie Walnwrlght. Mrs. J. W.
Moycr, Miss Blnuchn Moyer, Mrs. Mnry B.
Gough, Mrs. Clara Malrs, Mrs. C. R. Kirk, Mrs.
Georgo Marr, Miss JIargaret Marr. Mrs. Alex
nndoi Palton, Miss Edith Pntton, Miss Helen
Campbell. Mrs. G. A. Hlsler, Miss Esther Bls
ler, Miss Miriam Blslcr. Mrs. William V. Smith.
Mrs. G. W. Eltliiga, Miss Ethclwyn Proctor,
Mlas Kllnabeth Armstrong. Miss Helen Lesher,
Miss Mars u rite Lesher. Miss Dorothy Dexter,
Mrs. John A. Piilllhrlck, Miss Alice Irwin, Mrs.
A. J. .Sti'luman nnd Miss Elizabeth Stelnman.
The guests were entertained by music during
tho afternoon.
GBRMANTOWN
Mrs. Lehman 11. Brown, of K36'3 Sherman
avenue, will be at homo on Wednesday, May 5.
The card of Miss Mary Price Alburscr Is en
closed. Mis. J. M. Arrl-on, of 403 West Cheltcn ave
nue, will give a bridge luncheon on Thursday,
April .
Mrs. Henry Croskcy Riley, of SS Harvey
street, has lsued cards for a breakfast on
Wednesday. May 12, from 15 to 3 o'clock. The
card of Miss Edith Riley la enclosed.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Howard-Snillh, of 4838 Pu
laski avenue, will leave the early part of next
week for nn extended trip through the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard-Smith will be accom
panied by their daughter, Miss Ellse Howard
Smith, and will visit the San Diego Exposi
tion before returning home.
Miss FJUabeth MacCuen Smith, of West
Chelten avenue, lias Issued Invitations for a
dance on Saturday, May 8.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Silas Katherlne Deerlng, of (02 Spruco street,
will entertain at cards Informally on Slonday
afternoon.
Miss Marian Hill, daughter of Sir. and Sirs.
Jnmes H. Hill, of the Larchmont. 46th street and
Chester avenue, will give a matinee thentro
party this afternoon In honor of Miss Helen
Evans, who will become the bride of Mr. Fran
cl K. Clreer, on Tuesday. The guests will In
clude Misa Ellaabeth File, Sirs. Franklin Wood
end Mils Evans. Tea will follow.
Sir. and Mrs. Iflll will leave early in Slay for
Ocean City, where they will spend the summer.
Sirs. Howard T- Cooper who has teen the
guest of Mrs. Edward Newton Haas, of 3T
Cedar avenue, the past week, returned yester
day to her home at East Sllllstone, N. J.
Mrs. Roberts Lelnau, of 4316 Spruce street, wilt
entertain the members of her card club today.
Amon those who will be present are Sirs, John
Hauvpi. Mrs- J Vi- Cu'fu" Mr3- Mrman Vet
Itrlem. Mm. Itobinson Bttiart, Mrs. Arthur W.
jjllk. Sir. Bernard Chambers, Mrs. John
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ALONG THE READING
An entertainment was given last ensuing In
the Jenklntowu Auditorium for the benefit nf
thn Active Derailment nf tho Old York Bond
Firo Department, ot Ashbourne, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement It. 1 loupes, of Miumar.
Spring avenue, Elkins Park, have lettirned to
their home, after spending severnl days at At
lnntlc City.
Mrs. C. Howard Anthony will lm hostess lit
n dinner party tomorrow evening at her home,
CM North 11th street, Oak Lane. Those who
will attend are Mr. and Mih. Albert Kirk. Mil's
Lily Marlon, Jnmes Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Al
ln'it Gee. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dudley, Mr. nnd
Mrs. B. A. Hltchner and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
It. D. Neuhnuser.
Mrs. Frank Gerhnrt, of WKO North ,th street,
Oak Lane, will be hostess at a ".W parly this
afternoon at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slnrtin. of Wyncotc, will
have as their gueata Sir. Kenneth Price Lewis
and Sir. Pierce Reynolds, of Wilkcs-Barre. over
the week-end. Saturday evening they wilt he
honor guests nt a theatre party, followed by
supper nt the Bellevue-Stratford. There will be
eight guests. Sunday they will motor to Wil
mington, where they will be tho guests ai din
ner of Sir, David Holcumb Kirk at the Hotel
du Pont.
Sliss Eleanor B. Long, ot Elkins Park, enter
tained at bridge yesterday. Among her guests
were Stlss Jane F. Curran, Sliss Ethel P.
Kncnss, Sliss Mlnnlo E. Craig, Sliss Amy St.
Hexamor. Miss Carrie Beck, Sliss Emellc El
lison, Sirs. Boy .Mason, .Mis. Ray Signer, Mrs.
Jules Lnfore Slis. Louis Schwartz and Sirs.
John Radiiiff.
The members of tho Gleo Club of the Over
brook School for the Blind who will take part
In the production of "Tho Sllkado," Thursday
ovenlng, April M, at the Jenklntown Auditorium,
will be entertained at supper in the parish
house ot tho Church of Our Saviour before the
performance on that evening.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Sliss Catherine O. Knight, daughter of Rear
Admiral Knight. U. 8. K- f Newport, who has
been the guest of her brother-in-law, Lieutenant
Commander William Leo Pryor, nnd Sirs. Pryor,
for tho last week nt their home In the C.lraril
Estate, 333) South 2lBt street, lias left for An
napolis, where sho will bo one or the bridal
party at the marriage of Ensign Ralph Davis,
U. S. N.. and Sliss Anita Cresap.
Sliss Helen Brooks, who has been the guest of
her aunt and uncle, Sir. and SIrB. William
I iirnnUK. at their cottage In Atlantic Cltv for the
past fortnight, has returned to her home, 1713
Porter street. Several attractive affairs were
given In honor of Sliss Brooks during her visit.
Sirs. Gcorgo DeBennevllle Kelm, of 5335 South
31st street. In the Glrard Estate, Is at present
hi Washington, where she will remain until
the end of the week.
Mrs. Thomas F. Simmons, of 1518 South Broad
street', entertained yesterday afternoon at lunch
eon and bridge. Klllarney roses and lilies of the
valley formed the decorations, Thoto present
were Sirs. Paulina Seldes, Sirs. F. J. Korte, Sirs.
Thomas Burrows, Sirs. Thomas S. Boyle, Sirs.
William Webb, Sirs. William Allen. Sirs, Fred
crick Parks, Sirs. Charles Miller Welld, Mrs.
George W. Young, Sirs. Emerson cauffer. Sirs.
George Benzon, Sirs. John Krlder, Sirs. John
BlacPherson, Sirs, Evans nichards. Sirs. David
SIcCoach, Sirs. Thomas Kcefer, Sirs. Ellaha
Kcefer, Sirs. Ralph C. Stewart. Sirs. George
Kerr, Sirs. George SIcLaughlln, Sirs. Frank B.
Stockley, Sirs. George Bhlsler, Sirs. Theodore
Delaney, Sirs. Frank Trainer, Sir. James Cas
sedy, Sirs. Frank Cassedy, Silas Rachel SIcAvoy,
Sliss Elsie Sllchel and Mrs. Frank Wolfe.
Notice for the Soolsty page will bao
cepttd and printed In the Evening Ledgar,
but all such notice mutt be wrlttan en
one sld of the papar, mutt b ilgntd In
full, with full addresi, and whan poaslbl
teUphone number must be given.
,6nd all ueh communioatioht to
"Society Editor," Evening Ledger, 60S
Chetnut tret.
Unlet the requlrimtnt r arrld
out to that verification may ba ponlbU,
the notict will not bt pubhthtd,
SHUMWAY
Miss Klsie Krn.icr, of this city.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and .Mis. l-'rauk W. Ahhrook, nf 21
North 17th stifet, entertained nl curds Inst
evening, when iho guests, who are members
of their cinl rlub. were Mr. nnd Mrs. II. II.
Hraddnck, Dr. nnd Sirs. W. Smith, Dr. nml
Sli. SI. L. Fliikblner. Sir. nnd Mrs. Artliui
Bailors. Hi. nnd Mrs. William llllpert, .Mr.
and Mrn. Relnholil Ledlg, .Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry
lVlennd and Sir. and Mi. William Biiarilnmii.
! The Ilisl milium circus mm ommiHtto pu-
grant lit the Noith ltrniuii Young Men'H
Chilstinn Association will Hike plnce Uiiiinr-
row night nt S o'clock. The I'nivcrblty of
Pennsylvania team nml a special gyinnnsllu
team from the Temple University t 111 nsslsl
In the elaborate pmsriim.
Slii. C. B. Moyer and tier son, Mr. Edward'
Sloyor, ot North Wales, formerly of 17th nml
Slaster streets, are spending April In Pitts
burgh. Sirs. Elizabeth Dniileis, of 1!02 Diamond
street, Is recovering from a recent Illness.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Sirs. .1. A. Brndtleld, of .1131 Frankford ave
nue, will entertain the ineinbeis of her sorority
on Saturday afternoon. A liudet luncheon
will be served. Those present will ho Sliss
Bess Smith, Sliss Ednu Scholey, SU&s Bess
Street, Sliss Louise Hull. Sliss l)e Cinna
mon, Sliss Ethel Mctzler, Sirs. Hyndmnn, Sirs.
Dingee, Sirs. Casho and Sirs. Strumpf.
Sliss Bess Connovcr. of 3.116 East Dauphin
street, will entertain the members of her sew
ing circle on Stondny, April St", when the fol
lowing will be present: Sliss Elizabeth Slnua
mon, .Miss Itny Rcnslmw, .Miss SlaigHiet SIc
Candless, Sliss Adeln SliGrnth, Miss Lillian
Nevell, SIIbs Ethel Daullluee. Mrs. Jones, Sirs.
Ferguson, Sirs. Alexander.
Sits. Wallwork, of 131fi East Columbia ave
nue, will leavo thn early part of Slay for Ocean
City, where she will spend the summer.
A Stay hop will be given by the Somerset
Literary Club at Saxonla Hall, Id and Hunt
ingdon streets, on Slay 8.
LANSDOWNE
Slls.i Slary Gillette, secretary ot tho Trav
elers' Aid Society, addressed the members ot
the New Century Club of Norwood yesterday.
There wns also ,i soprnno solo by Sirs. Georgn
Petzold, n baritone solo by Sir. Howard Sweet,
wood and a leading by Sliss Helen dinger.
St. Phllomeim's Catholic Club will give an
entertainment and promenade in the School
Hall Friday evening, April 30.
Sirs. Edward Saylor, of 45 East Stewart ave
nue, Is visiting relatives in Pittsburgh.
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MISS ANNABELLE L. MAO GILL
who has just returned to this city from
the South. Miss MacGill will give an
evening of humorous impersonations, to
bo followed by dancing, at the Ritz
Carlton, April 26, in nid of the West
Philadelphia Homeopathic Hospital.
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.11 K wedding of Slles Elizabeth Brlnton
mm. arnnddnughler nf Sir. nhtl Mis.
Thomas Brlnton. nf the Morris. 13th and
Rprur streets, nnd Sir. Phillip Ten Hroeck
Mntlsou. of Ihls city, will Hike plsee lndn,
ni 13 o clock, In the chambers. Wvlle Slemn-
"ai Chnpel, Broad tret below Sptuce. The
oereni'inj. will be performed by the Rev. John
Ornnt NewmAil. The wedding will bn a very
quiet one. only the members of the families and
a few intimate friends, being present. There
win be no attendants.
On their tetnrn from their wedding trip Str.
j nnd Mrs. Slntlson will occupy their new rest
' deuce, 400 South 13d street. West Philadelphia.
BOONE JAEGER.
A wedding ot Interest In this city nnd In New
Jereev took plnce yesterday nflernoon at I
fietoi-k, when Stlss Csiollne Jaeger, daughter
of the late Sir, nml Sirs. Christian Jaeger, be
came the hrldn of Sir. Shcppard L. Boone, nf
Pennsgrove. N. J. The ceremony wns per
formed nt the hiime of the bride's brother nnd
sister-in-law, Sir. and Sirs. Olto O. Jnerer, 123S
West Tioga street, by the Rev. Dr. T. 11. Dip
pell, pastor of tho JJIon Uerninn Reformed
Churrh. (Uh and Thompson streels. Sir. Jneger
gave his sinter In mnrrlnite. She wore a white
gown of exquisite hand-embroidered organdie
nnd rallied a bouquet of while sweet peas and
blies nf the valley. The bride's only attend
nni wns her sister, Sliss Amclln Jaeger, as mnlrt
nf Honor Her gown wns n dainty frock of
while linnd-emhroldcrMl crepe. Pink rosc
formed her bouquet.
Tor service was followed by a dinner and
reception. .Mr. nnd Sirs. Bonne will live In
Penuscroie, where they will receive after
Mny 1.
1 1 ENTON VICKERS.
St. Pnul's Pmtestnnt Episcopal Church,
Broad and Venango streets, wns the scene ot
n pretty wedding Inst evening, when Miss
Mabel Vlekers, daughter ot Sirs. St. B, Vlck
ers. or 3tCft Frankford avenue, became the
bride of Sir. II. Benne Heiiton. of Elk-
inrt, lud.
The lnide wns attended by Slis Ln Nottn
Bnardman as nmld of honor, nnd Instead of
Hie customary bridesmaids two shepherdesses,
Slis. John Brlce. Jr.. nnil Sliss Stnry CrouSe.
altenileil the bilde. Sliss Anna Slost was the
llltle (lower girl. The ceremony was per
foimed nt S o'clock by the Rev. Forrest D.i
grr. leclnr of the church, assisted by the Rev.
Frederick Ken lite. A reception was held nl
TIOGA
Miss Helen I'oshel, ot 1MT Westmoreland
eirrct, entii tallied nt "W yesleiday, when
her guests Included Slis. George Perkins, Sliss
.Mlnnlo Endlcotl, .Miss Mary Chrlsllan. Miss
Edith Mullln, .Miss Mmy Clawson, MIsr Slary
Bennett, Sllhs Miriam Hill. Slr. Nelson Peny,
Sirs. Noimnn Murker. Miss Florence White
side, Miss Slargnret Whiteside. Sliss Sliirlnu
Hallowell, .Miss Kathnrinn Turner, Sliss "Jes
sie Dlltricli nnd Sirs. Robert Pieipont.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilairj Lewis, Of 1K7 West Ve
nango xtirel. entertained last nialu nt dinner
nml enrde for Sir. nnd Sirs. Henry ". yueius.
Sir nnd Mm. Henry c. irumuowcr iiuu.u.
and Sirs. Henry Welnnd.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Stlss Slny Fitzgerald gnve n large card party
this afternoon nt her home in Slercbantiille.
N. J. Bridge ond "M0" were played and were
followed by a huffet luncheon. Her guests were
Sliss C.lnilys SInile, Sliss SHrlam A. Hill. Sirs.
Charles Elliott, Sliss Dorothea Sillier, Sliss Ella
i Ryan, .Miss Anna Ryan, Sits. Rlchaid Nelms,
Slls Jane Ewing. Sliss .Margaret Lukes. SlISs
KlUabeth Lukes, Sliss Sllldred Williams. Sliss
SUrgaret Morgan, Stlss Slnrie Power, Sliss
lilndys Trutcotl. Sliss Oenevleve Biicl.W'nlter,
Slis. Wllllnm Halllnger. Miss Slargietta Craig,
Sirs. Spencer Lucas, Mrs. Harold Botlomly,
Mrs. Charles Laird and Sliss Jane MacClellan.
AMUSEMENTS
FORREST TOMORROW
AT 2 O'CLOCK
ALL-STAR BENEFIT
IN Altl OP
THE BABIES' HOSPITAL
Marxuarlis rawtlle I)u(fy & Co . In "Tht fiurprlM'
iTIi Nlmnl. Kdwln llorge iWm, l'nn). TOy
Tiouoe, Hln City Pour iKeyatone).
Prlirv r.K to - Hrata Hilling at llx OSic.
T 7"rTr lJt Times. Uvnliig at 8il5
LlYKlL; LAST .MATINEK SATUnDAT. 2:15
MR. WILLIAM
FAVERSHAM
In ih. Ureal rarla rpuil U A W ft" '
and N. Y. Euci-mk AA " ..!,..
Nul WeU Mala. Wilnnly an. l-'rlday al its 15
MaewrlliKk's Wonderful ttrpLg gL-g BjvH"
i rnioKS Mk- to It & 8KATajiriu.vy
4.,,4-C- Ol'EllA I Home of World's
LftCSinUt Ot. ltUl'SK I r.rraieit rhottiplays
4 T1MKS DAILY
Afta., 1 ft S Evia . T ft BlOc. 15c, 250
LAS T W K G K
The Avenging1 Conscience
Next I MRS. LESLIE CARTER in
Week! "THE HEART OF MARYLAND"
THM MAJtKBT 5T. ABOVB liTU
. , pttrruith's
otaniey blanche s . housb
In -THE CAPTIVE"
NEXT WEEK-ANNlVEnSAriTJWEEK
A TiriT TJT.IT Topulsr tl Matlneo Today, 2;IS
AUVjlJl til TONinHT AT 8HS
Oilier Morosco I'rent J, Hartley Mannira1
PEG O' MY HEART
400 ROOD BALC6NY SEATS AT 11.00
400 GOOD FAMILY CHICLE SEATS. 60a
r A Tfmmr Thla and Next Week. Ev. at 8
IjAKlvlLilV Matinee. Wed. and Bat, at 3
THE LITTLE CAFE w,"VaW B-
Popular 1'rlca Wedneaday Matinee. Beat Beats 11.50
TONIGHT AT 1S
LETITIA RADCLIFFE
WITHEKSPOON HALL
PIANO
HECITAL
rlckt
1 1 BO. 1 1 .00 and Tic On Sale, 1 1 Box Offlca
WITHEASPOON HALL Monday Evj.. April 5, Siti
VIOLIN ALBERT
RECITAL BY - SPALPING
TUketa 11.50. SI, T5o and 500 St Heppfs.
NIXON'S H- A. HOLIES "THE LUNB-
CiTi A NT) ROCCA i MOBOON1
UrrvXii.M-' HvESTON . TOUNq; 1
Today S t J5. T I ALLroiNT : Laushlns
v5. fcw"'fc:r' :i i ..
BROU. 1
HAYE3 i
Flctur,
CASINO
WiLlnut I. Slh BL
Tntca DaU,
MAtM UIJ I,
aow
THE
i! rali
i
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I'rulor ih Atiapkew er .
tiif" I'MTIHI THHTItK MANAGUnR Oh' PHU.A.
fl.n M Cohn. William Collier. I.oul Oreiier. '
ttlinclm iHello nresilnsyi. Clark ft Verdi ; Can.
ier k IfS "ft. P. Kflthsl. John K. Youns. illsnch
..rrlon. K'lna. Munfy i t.lltle Cafe). JM Act of
rV.IJ:.' iV. .ii." llov .a Ilmca i.N ion's lira ll.ll.
the Wnlton for I he ImmedUle families nnd
friends ot the couple.
Sir. Henton was attended by Mr. Olto Klap
loth, of Chicago, ns best man, nnd the usher
weie Mr. Frank Schurr. Sir. Victor Trlff, Sir
I Wliifleld Taylor nnd Mr. William H. Board-
man.
The bride, who wns given in msrrlnte by
her Rreal'tinelc, Mr. Harry Hunter, wore a
gown of Ivory haIIii, with a emu I train heavily
embioldered In silver and npal. Her tulle veil
wns caught with orange blossoms and sho car
ried a shower bouquet nt orchids and lilies' of
the valley.
DANIELS-STEVENSON"
The wedding of Miss Sine 14. Stevenson,
daughter of Sirs, Snlllo Stevenson, nf Llnnerch,
Pa., and Mr. Rolnnd it. Daniels, of 23 North
Carlisle street, will tskc plnce on Slonday
nlrlil. .tune ?. nl llir I, nine (if the bride's Unol
, and aunt, Sir. nnd Mrs. Ftnlik Field, 134J
Wed Norrls slreot. Mies Stevenson has so-
I lecled her cousins. Sliss Laura Field and Miss
Ella Field, for maid of honor nnd bridesmaid.
I Sir. Howard Glnnn will he Sir. Daniels' best
I man. The ceremony will be followed by a
Urge reception. The bridegroom and brlrtt
will live nt 3311 West Cumberland street and
j will receive, on Thursday, July 1.
BRAUNSTWEta-WIRTHElSIER.
The mnninge or Sliss Sadlo Wltthelmer lo
Sir. Herman Brnunstweip was olemtild yet
tertlay afternoon by Rabbi Henry Berkowlts
In bis home, iSa North 33d Mteot. SIIbs Sllr
Inm Klein, ot ttS North Mh street, attended
hs maid of honor. On their return from their
wedding trip Sir. nnd Slis. llraunatweljr will
bo at home In Aslilnnd, N. J. '
MUDIE DUNLAP.
A pretty wedding which took place at lh
Roman Catholic Church of the Blessed Vir
gin, In Darby, Tuesday, wan that of Sllsi
Elizabeth V. Dimlap, daughter of Sirs. J. Dun-
. .. A. 4 rlA ............ tM.U.. NI..I Mt7
i inp, oi ;ml iihihp .ivi'iiuu, a..,.f., ,.,, ..
! George F. Sliidle, of Dnrby. Tho cerembfty
j wns performed by tho Rev. W. F. Fitzgerald,
the rector or the parish. Sliss Slargarct Dun
' lur, n uiaier nt tli hrlrip. nttended her as maid
'i' " . -
rtf honor, mid the best mini was Sir. W. J.
Cliariiofk, of Wllllnmstown, N. J.
The bride wore a while silk gown Hint br.ldal
veil, with oinngo blosnoms. Her bouquet wns
white roses nnd lilies nf the valley. A re
ception followed nt the home, of the bride, nnd
later the couple left for a short trip.
' AMUSEMENTS
"broad
THIS AND NEXT WEEK
EVENINGS 8:30
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY
THE FUNNIEST FARCE
EVER
SHE'S IN AGAIN
THE LEDGER SAYS:
"It is undeniably funny. There
is nothing but the cleanest mirth in it.
Amusing situations. Ex
cellent cast."
353 HONEST LAUGHS
PRICES
Nights and Sat. Mats., 50c to $1.50
Wed. Mat., Best Seats $1
ar" caYiT'enT
Chestnut Hlrrft, Heloiv inch SA1 UilDAY
P li O T O r I. A Y S MTPYT
CONTINUOUS Via A. J.
II) A. M. to 11:15 V. M. AT 10 A. M.
OPENING AVniACTlON
METItO PICTURES COnPOHATION
II A. ttOLKE Preaents
VALLI VALLI
THE DAINTY. MAGNETIC STAIt IN
"THE HIGH ROAD"
UN r. PAY ONLY
Next Week: MONDAY & TUESDAY
THE V1T.UIIIAPH COMPANY Oder the
Am.iilng Kucreaa
"THE JUGGERNAUT" u
Aa Presented at tha Vltusraph Theatre, New ork
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Francis X. Bushman & Beverly Bayne-
in "GRAUSTARK"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JOHN BARRYMORE
in "ARE YOU A MASON"
GLOBES
JATnH
tet and
inlper Slreela
DAILY 1130 10c. It. S5
EVJ3NINOS 8 130- Hie. a5c. 504
SATURDAY, AT 2ta0. 7 AND 0
MOST JtKM.UtKAHLE FILM t: l:lt KXIUHITED
HYPOCRITES
A PROFOUND SENSATION
LAVISHLY KTAUEU
CHOIR OrtCHESTnA OftGAN
ALL SKATS RESERVED
SKATS TltO ll'KKKS .V ADVASCB
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
CHESTNUT AND TWISUTU fiTIlfcBTS
Matinee S;00 P. M N'ljht 8 P. M.
EMMA CALVE
CLAItK k VKKDIi CANTOIt A LEB. AND OTHEnS
Next Week-N0"A "Sor UhLU
FORREST Last 3 Evgs. i
"Hello Broadway,,,,S5Aiu,t5aa4g
NEXT WEEK BEATS TODAT
f-ARLo Grand Opera Co,
JN TtEPKiVrOinE; 0Q PKOPLBi SO BTAHB
CROSS
KEYS
THEATRE
Buster Brown Min8trli
OTHKHH and PttOTOPLA
AJV
New rnrratui Hoe ami Tburf.
Dall)
euluia, 7
4-uC Id- tie. SO
DUMONT'S WK " W?
Burieaque "Burnanf BU a cir.ua
xrOCaUerO Gt:ii una. iiittisjtu Penn.ta
I