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EVENING LEDGEB PHIEADEEPHTX WEDNESDAY, A.PBIE 28, 1915:
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THCnn will bo nve club doncea nt tho Phila
delphia Cricket Club during May, beslnnlns
ivlth next Saturday, May 1, tho other datca will
bo May 6, IS, 12 and ID.
lira B. C. Madeira nnd her mother, Mrs. A.
D. Campbell, will close their house, 1522 Pino
tfrcet, whero they havo spent the winter,
nnd occupy their country placo In Ogonts on
May 1.
Mr. nnd Mrs Edgar Scott and family, of
Woodburno, Lnnsdownc, Pa., will open their
houso In Bar Harbor about July 1, nnd will
remain until tho closo of tho season.
Miss Allco Drcxel, daughter of Mrs, John It.
Droxel, of New York, will como to Philadelphia
for the Horso Show tho last week In May,
MIbs Olivia M. do B. Gazzam, who Is attend
ing Miss Walker's School nt Lakouood, has
returned to this city fpr tho wedding of Miss
Cordelia Drexel Blddlo to Mr. Angler Buchanan
Duke, which will tnko place this afternoon.
Miss Gazzam will return to school tomorrow,
to remain until Hoi so Show week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Crozer, of 212S Locust
ttreet, havo leased Itosegarland, tho country
home of Mr. and Mna. John Slnnott, which
they will occupy for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Bealo will close
their town house, 120 South 2d street, early
next week nnd open their houso at Strafford.
Mrs. William K. Stulford and Mrs. Sydnry
Knmbo nro nt present guests of their mother,
Mrs. Howard R. Levlclc, of Ogontz, at her
cottage In Chelsea, which she has opened for
tho spring nnd summer months.
Tho regular club dinner-dances of the Hunt
ingdon Valley Country Club will bo held on
May 7, 21 and 29.
Tho Kev. A. J. layman, of Brooklyn, arrived
nt the Aldlno last week. Ho will spend a few
days In this city.
Mis. V. S. Smith, wlfo of Captain Smith,
U. S. Is., who hoa recently returned with hT
daughter from a visit to tho Southern States,
Is entertaining at tho present tlmo Mrs. Alfred
Kenahan, of New York city. Mrs. Itcnahnn
will remain tho gueet of Captain and Mrs.
Smith for about a wcelc at their homo In tho
Navy Yard.
Mr. Maurlco Kingsbury, the well-known Bos
ton nrtlst, in spending a few days with his sis
ter, Miss S. M. Clarke, at the Aldlne.
Mrs. Littleton Waller Tazewell Waller, wlfo
of Colonel Waller, U. S. M. C, 'will entortaln
at bridge this afternoon at her home In the
Navy Yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Norton, of tho Aldlne,
nnd their daughter, Mrs. 13. K. Jamison, Jr.,
motored to Lakowood last week, whero they
will spend a few days.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
OVEtinnnciK Mrs. S. R. Close, of C1C3 Drexel
road, will go to Atlantic City tho end 'of this
wcelc for an Indefinite stay. Her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Edwin G Close, will accompany her,
nnd will spepd tho week-end at tho shore.
HAVCnFORD Mr. and Mrs. Rodman E Gris
com, of Dolobran, Havcrford, havo returned
homo after spending several weeks at White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va., whero Mrs Grls
com was recuperating after her iccent Ill
ness, noSLMO'ST Mr. and Mrs. William F. Drcer
and their daughter, Mlsa Florenco Drcer, of
Wentworth, Rosemont, Pa., havo returned
home after spending tho winter at their resi
dence In Santa Darbau, Cal. The wedding of
Miss Droer to Mr, Herman Hessenbrouk, also
of Rosemont, will take placo on June 19.
CHESTNUT HILL
MIsb Nellie Taylor, of 1M East Mt. Airy
avenuo, will entertain at brldgo on Monday,
May 10, at her homo In honor of Miss Eleanor
Moyn, whose marriage to Mr. Albert Barton
will tako placo on Tuesday, June 15, at 8
o'clock In tho Church of St. Martin's In tho
Fields. Among Miss Taylor's, guests will ba
anss .Marian .vioyn, urs. nooman uuriuu, .imo
Eleanor Edmonda, Miss Eleanor Durham. Miss
Trances Omerly, Miss Grace Malcolm, Miss
Eleanor Baker, Mrs. Cathleen Mortimer, Miss
Jennie Hickman. Miss Dorothy Mortimer, Mrs.
John Holton. Mrs. Henry Mecke, Miss May
Bell, Miss Dorothy Bennerman, Miss Audrey
Kane, Miss Gladys Trlnkle, Miss Mildred Cav
erly, Miss Jean Beagary. Miss Edith Wnlz, Mlsa
Leonora Walz, Miss Anno Stites, Miss Sarah
Blackburn, Miss Louise McDowell, Miss Helen
Buchanan, Mrs. Leslie Davis, Miss Marie Gar
rtty, Miss Phylls Walsh, Miss Jacob Baltz, Miss
Margaret aray, Mrs. Watklns Bennerman. Mrs.
Keith Downing, Miss Rose Ellas. Miss Julia
' McMakln. Mrs, Harry Butterworth, Mlsa
Eleanor Flood. Miss Mary Goodwin. Miss Constance-
Gummey, Miss Gertrude Bumraey, Mrs.
James Pequlsnot
Miss Emily Taylor, of 1M East Mt. Airy ave
nue. Is spending several weeks as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaylord, of New York.
Miss Julia M. Lavlno, of 351 Pelham road,
left for New York, where she will be tho guest
of Mrs. W. H. Peckham.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Rowland, of 414
East Tulpehocken street, announce the en
gagement of tholr daughter, Mlsa Sarah
Frances Pearson, to Mr. Robert E. Tracy, of
Boston and Philadelphia,
Mrs. John Brown, of Centrevllle, Md., is vis
ltlng her sister, Mrs. William C. Cahall, of 154
West Chelten avenue. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wa'lter It. Kurtz will entertain
at bridge on Friday night, at S o'clock, at their
home.
Mrs. Fltz-Charlea Green, of 630 Lincoln dnlve,
will give a bridge on Thursday, May 6, at her
home.
Mrs. Sara Yandegrift, of 132 West Rlttenhouse
etreet, will entertain at dinner this evening.
Covais will be laid for It
Mrs. Charles Coady, of Boyer street, accom
panied by hr three children, will leave shortly
fpr Beaelde Pailc, where she will spend the surn
mtr Mrs Cbarlea Henry Voigt. of West Tulpe
ijsclten street, and her son. Mr. Charles Henry ,
i I i l EH
Volgt, jr., wiu eaVft next wcck (or thelf BUm
mer homo In Sea lelo City.
Mr. Frank M. Bannon, of IS East Chelten ave
nuc, has returned from a stay Jn Atlantic City.
ALONG THE READING
Miss Helen Stull, daughter of Mr and Mm
Eugene S. Stull, of Woodland avenue, Wyn
cote, left yesterday for a. visit of several w eeks
nt West Point, whero she will bo tho guest
of Lieutenant nnd Mrs Stllwell at their resi
dence on tho post. Lieutenant and Mrs. Stll
well will lenvo the first part of May for tho
Philippines, wheio they will bo stationed for
several years. Mrs. Stllwell will be remem
bered as Miss Wlncford Smith, of Syracuse
N. Y., who was extensively entertained on her
many visits to Philadelphia,
Miss Ruth McGevcrnn, of 21st street and Choi
ten avenue, Onk Lnnc. entertained at "600"
laat evening nt her home. Dancing followed.
Mrs. Kenneth Endres and her smalt son.
Mniiter Kenneth Kmlroo. Jr. of Cedar street,
Jcnklntown, havo been staying at tho Hotel
Morton, In Atlantic City, for a week. They ex
pect to return home toriny.
A most delightful musicals was given last
evening In tho auditorium of tho Bccchwoo
School. Messrs. Jensen. Rich and Klndlor per
formed Schubert's wonderful Trio, Op. DD.
Madame Jensen sang a whole gooup of Schubert
songs, besides compositions by Mr. Jensen.
Each of the Instrumentalists gave a solo.whlch
was received with much applause.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Shcchan, of 4013 Locust
street, announce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Mls Mae Cecelia Shcohan. to Mr. Joseph
Trnncis Heavey.
Dr. nnd Mrs. D. Clinton Guthrlo will closo
their town house, 722 North 40th street, lato in
June, upon the return of tholr son. Mr. Paul
Guthrie, from Yule, nnd will go to Chelfiea for
tho summer.
Tho Rov. Geoige E Fabcr and Mrs. Faber
announced tho marriage of their daughter.
Miss M. Eleanor Tabor, to Mr. Rowland Hub
bard, on Saturday, April 24. at tholr homo,
4074 Powolton aenue Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubbard,
who are In New York, will live at 45 North G3d
street upon their return.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Tho last of tho season's conversazioni at tho
residence of Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Woods,
ISO" South Broad street, was held last ovenlng.
The subject for discussion was Samuel T. Cole
rldgo and his contemporaries. The guests were
Dr. and Mrs. Irvin A Fries, Mr. nnd Mr3. Har
old Duncan, Dr. and Mrs George Stowurt, Dr.
Martin W. Barr, Rev. and Mrs. George A.
Brower, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Rend, Dr. and
Mrs. Samuel Wolf, Mrs. E. Boggs, Miss Cor
nish, Mr. Arthur Rees, Dr. J. Madison Tr-lor,
Mr. and Mis Sylvan Woods. Mr. William
Boehm, Lieutenant nnd Mrs. Walter Falk, Dr.
and Mrs. A. H. LIpplncott, Dr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Wilkinson, Mr. nnd Mrs Edward Lutz, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hanby Hay, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Haeseler, Mr. Ralph Woods, Mr. Stockton Bates,
Miss Bates, Sir. and Mrs. Nicola D'Accnza, .Mr.
and Mrs Ulysses S. Koons, Mrs S. E. Cavln,
Miss Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Brodcrson, Dr. O.
Oram Ring, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Pancoast. Mr.
and Mrs William Thomson, Mr. Leonard E.
Auty, Mrs. James Irwin, Mrs. W. H. Vlttum,
Miss Selma Gessler, Dr. Cohen, Mr, and Mrs.
Edward II. Coatcs.
Mrs. Herman Livingston, 2315 South 21st street,
entertnlned her card club jesterday afternoon.
Her guests were Mrs. Frank S. Harris, Mrs.
L. H. Hess, Miss Anne Harris, Mrs. Cheston
Williams, Mrs. John II. Hall, Mrs. Henry
Swartz, Mrs. James Vogdes, Mrs James T.
Fenner. Mr. nnd Mrs. Livingston will leave In
July to spend the summer with Mrs. Max Liv
ingston, Mr. Livingston's mother, at Trazer, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tlsher, 1258 South 17th
street, will motor to Fortcscue, Delaware Bay,
on May 10. They will bo tho guests of Mr. A.
J. B. Newton, on his cruiser, Thor IIL They
will take a 10-day cruiso along the Atlantla
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Miller will entertain mem
bers of their family tomorrow evening at din
ner at their home, 1803 South Eth etreet, In
honor of their daughter. Miss Myrtle A. Miller.
The guests will Include Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. S. Hlrsch,
Mr. and Mrs. O. 'Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs, S. Jacobs,
Miss Stella A. Miller, Miss Alma Miller, Mlsa
Minerva Miller, Miss Bertha Miller, MIbs Irene
Miller, Miss Hazel Hlrsch, Mies Selma Hlrsch.
Mr. Bernard Miller, Mr. Jerome Miller and Mr.
Paul J. Hlrsch.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. C, Hasting Jacobson, of 2023 Diamond
street, entertained a number of friends at cards,
followed by a dance, Monday evening, in honor
of his 21st birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Flelsher, of 1514 North
17th street, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, Howard Gerstley Flelsher,
on April 15.
Mtes Jeanette Mlddendorf, of 1510 North 12th
street, entertained the members of her bridge
club at a luncheon yesterday. Her guests
were Mrs. Frederick D, Vetterleln, Miss Mar
guerite Craven, Mrs Florence Levitt, Mrs. An
drew B. Webb, Mrs. Charles C. Allen, Mrs,
John J. Loughlan, Mrs. James Donnelly and
the Misses Mlddendorf.
Mies Alice Ruckdeschel, of 2313 North Park
avenue, entertained a number of friends at
a luncheon, followed by cards, on Saturday,
Her guests Included Mrs. William Meyers, Miss
Gladys Minton, Mrs. Walter D. Eclus, Mlsa
Ruby Rau, Miss Jane Green, Miss Llbby
Glass, Mies Helen Taylor, Miss Edith Gar
rett, Mlis Helen Huss, Miss Edith, Stuyvescent
and Miss Louise Ruckdeschel.
Notices for the Soolety pane will be ac
cepted and printed in the Evening Lodger,
but all such notice must be written on
one side of the paper, must be signed In
full, with full address, and whon possible
telephone number must be given.
Send all auoh communications to
"Society Editor," Evening Ledger, 603
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirement are carried
out o that verification may b possible,
the notices will not be published.
Bi;j0giag
Thoto by VnderwoofJ A Underwood
MISS MARY DUKE AND MRS. A. J. DREXEL BIDDLE
Miss Duke will act ns maid of honor nt tho wedding of her brother and Miss Biddlc.
Mrs. Diddle is the mother of Miss Cordelia Biddlc.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
A suffrage tea was held last night nt the home
of Mies Anna McNally. 2313 East Cumberland
strent An address wus mado by SIIbs Jane
Adams nnd Mies Anna McNally. Thoso present
wero Miss Agnes McNally, Miss Mario Rawle,
Jllss Helen King, Miss Mary Walsh, Miss Ruth
O'Nell, Miss Marlon O'Nell, Miss Florenco
O'XclI, Miss Anna Donohoe, Miss Helen Dono
huc, Miss Mary Donohue, Miss Ruth McBrldo,
Miss Teresa Keogh,
Tho Gamma Delta Society of tho Girls' Club
of East Montgomery Avenuo Church, Frankford
avenuo and East Montgomery avenue, will pre
sont the three-act comedy, "A Regiment of
Two," tomorrow evening, at 8:15 o'clock. In the
chnpcl building. Tho olllcors of tho soctoty are:
Mips Elva Cosgiove, president: MJss Charlotte
Lang, vlco president; Miss Jennie Collar, secre
tary; Miss Florence Sloan, treasurer. The cast
will lncludo Arthur Sew all, a theoretical war
rior, Clarenoo Bulllnger; Ira Walton, his father-in-law,
another, George Thomas, Jr.; Harry
Brenthworth, Arthur's friend, Albert L. Mellon;
Reginald Dudley, an Englishman, Franklin G.
Connor; Conrad Melzer, a plumber, William
Tlowers; Eljz.a Wilton, Ira's better-half, Nelllo
E. Kay: Grace Sewall, wlfo of Arthur, Charlotte
Lang; Laura Wilton, daughter of Ira, Helen K.
Mews; Lena, a German maid, Elsie Bulllnger.
A Tom Thumb wedding will be given at tho
Beacon Presbyterian Church, Cumberland and
Cedar streets, Thursday evening, May 6, by
Class 28. Tho proceeds will be given for the
benefit of tho church.
THE ROMANCE OF WORK, a pageant, and
one of the greatest undertakings of its kind,
will be held in Convention Hall, Broad street
nnd Allegheny avenue, on Saturday evening,
May 8, at 8:15.
The affair will be given by the Vacation Com
mittee, and will be presented by many members
of tho Vacation Savings Fund. This savings
fund society, which has its headquarters In
Alcott House, at 1428 Arch street, woe started
some three years ago by a number of women
who were anxious to arrange a way In which
working women, by saving even a very small
amount of money each week, might accumulate
sufficient funds to cover vacation expenses.
The venture was taken up by women all over
the city with great zest and very happy results.
Entertainments and dances are given from time
to time by the members.
The pageant on May 8 will Illustrate the evo
lution of women's work, its past development.
Its present fields and Its future promises. There
will be five episodes embodied In the pageant,
each picturing some distinctive period In the
history of woman's labors, to be followed by a
symbolic dance depleting the spirit of the epi
sode. Episode I. Work among the Indians; Fire
Dance. To symbolize the element around which
the Industries of the primitive women were
grouped.
Episode IX. Work In Colonial Times; Spinning
Dance; Minuet. Showing the traditional dignity
and the conventionality of the times.
Episode III. Work In the South before the
War; Military Dance. Suggesting spirit of 1S60.
Episode IV. Modern Industrial Period; Steam
Dance. Symbolizing the spirit of modern in
dustry. Showing power and energy under con
trol. Episode V. Ideals for the future; Dance of
Happiness; Dance of Children; Dance of Maid
ens. A number of girls very prominent In social
circles will take part in the affair, many of them
debutantes of the season.
A large number of prominent Catholic eccle
siastics, foreign consular representatives and
others equally well known in Spanish and
other circles throughout the city will be present
tonight at a reception to be given In honor of
tae Bay. Leaadro EaydJ, -C it, $nt uprior
LANSDOWNE
Tho opponents of the woman suffrage move
ment In Lansdowne held a rally of tholr forces
at tho home of Mrs. S H. Guilford, D24 South
LanBdowno avenue, this morning, nt 10 o'clock,
to which n general Invitation was extended to
those who are opposed to votes for women. A
luncheon was served, nnd efforts mado at the
meeting for the enrolment of new members.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Nevvklrk, accom
panied by Mrs Nowklrk's brother and slster-ln-law,
Mr. nnd Mrs Harris Warthman, will
spend tho week end at Brown's-MIUs-ln-tho-Plnes.
Tho members of the Sigma Phi will give a
danco May 1 at the Twentieth Century Club.
WILMINGTON
Mrs. Charles R. Miller and Miss Margaretta
Miller have Issued cards for a tea, Saturday,
May 8, In honor of MJss Katherlne Dunhum,
whose engagement to Mr. Clement W. Miller
wns recently announced.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Scott will glvo a
daneant at tho Country Club tomorrow aftor
noon for Mr. and Mrs. Harlan G. Scott
Mrs. Trank L. Connablo Is spending a fort
night with friends In New York.
Mrs Leonard A. Yerkcs has been spending a
week with friends In Boston, Mass.
Mr. William Howard May, of Canal Zone, Is
visiting Mr and Mrs. Richard Reese.
of the Spanish-American Chapel. The recep
tion, which will be under the auspices of tho
Ladies' Committee of the 6panlsh-Amerlcan
Chapel, Is to be held at the home of Miss
Amelia I Franco, 4033 Chestnut street, one of
the members of the committee.
The first floor of the house will be banked
with palms and attractively decorated with red
and yellow roses, representing the Spanish
colors. The following women of the Ladles'
Committee will receive the guests; Mrs. Fran
cis J. Rlera, Mrs. Amelia Pllayo de Roud, Miss
America Portuondo, Miss Rlera, Miss A lores
and Miss Amolla I. Franco,
Some of the prominent ecclesiastics expected
to be present at tonight's reception will be
MonBlgnor Keeran, the Very Rev. P. Mcilale,
the Rev. Daniel I. McDermott, the Very Rev.
Henry T. Drgragoole, the Rev. Francis X.
Wastl, the Rev. R. Lemmoo, the Rev. John
W. Keogh, the Rev. V. Glnar, the Rev. G.
Garcia, the Rev. Thomas J. Horan, the Rev.
James C. Monahan, the Rev. Gerald P. Cogh
Ian. the Rev. William J. McCallen. the Rev,"
'Joseph Rlu and the Rev. J. Lltra.
The foreign consular representatives will In
clude Mr. II. C. Newcomb, Spanish Consul; Mr.
W. II, Schoff, Consul from Bolivia; Mr. Dudley
Bartlett, Consul representing Chill; Mr. Arturo
de Brigard, Consul from Ecuador; Dr. J. J,
Luis, Cuban Consul; Mr. U W. Guerrero, Con
sul from Nicaragua; Mr. Robert J. Wlnsmore,
representing San Salvador, and Mr. Hector
Per(ra Alvarez, Consul from Venezuela, Mem
bers of the Spanish Commission for the De
velopment of Commerce who will be present
are Mr, Jose de Gorlstizaga, Mr. Emrlgue
Godel, Mr, Mariano F. Toral, Mr. Ramon
Burlllo and Mr. Antonio Anteles. Others ex
pected will Include Mr. John Rea, president St,
Vincent de Paul Society; Mr, James A.
Flaherty, superior knight of the Knights of
Columbus; Judjjo and Mrs. 'John E. Gorman,
Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Corral 1, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Isasl, Mr. apd Mrs. Michael J, Ryan,
Dr, and Mrs. Laurence Flick, Mr. and Mrs. J,
Koran, Mrs. M. F. Domlnguez, Mr, and Mrs.
Frank jr. Johann. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B
Manck, Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Steel, Mrs.
Adolfo Munoz, the Misses Flick, Mks Reba
Dunlap. the MUaea Horan, the Misses Luis.
Mlsa Hlckey, Miss Catherine Ryan, Mr. Victor
Mayck, Ma, iUcbwl J. Doyle and Mr. Jose
NarvaH,
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C year In point of society wilt bo that of
Miss Cordelia Btddle and Mr. Angler B. Duke,
which will take place this afternoon In tho
Church of tlie Holy Trinity, 13th and Walnut
streets.
DALLAS ANDERSON
Mlsi Jean Anderson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John B. Anderson, of 211 Gowcn avenue,
will bo married to Mr, John Hughes Dallas at
R o'clock this evening by tho Rov. John Cal
houn. Tho ceremony will toko placo at tho
home of the bride's parents
The brtdo's gown will bo of duchesse satin
made with a court train and will bo trimmed
with duchesso laco and pearls Her net and
laco veil will bo caught with orange blossoms
nnd pearls. Sho will carry whlto roses and
lilies of the volley nnd pink orchids.
Miss Anderson will havo Mrs Harry Cobb
ns matron of honor. Miss Ethel O. Anderson,
a elstcr of the bride, wilt be mnld of honor. Tho
best man will bo Mr. Leslie Kalghn.
A small rocoptlon will follow tho ceremony
and aftor an extended wedding trip Mr. nnd
Mrs. Dallas will be at homo after September
1 at 4751 North 13th street.
HENDERSON-FISHER.
Miss Frnnccs D. Tlsher, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel E. Tlsher, of 135 East Hortter
street, Gormnntown, will becomo tho brldo of
Mr. Joseph C Henderson, Jr. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph C. Henderson, of Wlssuhtckon, to
night, nt the homo of tho brldo's parents, whlcn
will be nttractlvely decorated with rosei, palnr?
and ferns. Tho ceremony will bo performed at
fi o'clock by the Rev. Dr. Frank Gray, pastor
of the WIssahlckon Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tho bride, who will bo given In marrlago by
her father, will bo unattended. Sho will wear
a gown of white crcpo de chlno nnd exquisite
lace. It Is mado in tho Empiro fashion nnd
hns a court train. Lilies of tho valley will form
her bouquet. The service will bo followed by n
dinner nnd reception. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
wilt spend their honeymoon In tho South. Thoy
will bo nt homo after May 10, at 318 Rochcllo
avenue, WIssahlckon,
CHARLTON-JEWELL
Prominent among tonight's weddings will bo
that of Miss Loulso 'Jewell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ljons Jewell, of 851 North 23d
street, nnd Mr. James C. Charlton, of 2011 West
Glrard avenue, which will tako place In St.
Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church, ISth
etreet nnd Glrard avenue. The rector, tho Rev.
Dr. Charles C. Pierce, will ofllclato at tho cere
mony. Tho bride will be gowned In whlto satin
and duchesse lace. Her tulle veil will extend
to the edge of her court train, and will bo ar
ranged with a Juliet cap and orange blossoms.
Bride roses and lilies of tho valley will bo com
bined In her bouquet.
Mr. Jewell will give his daughter In marriage,
and she will be attended by Mrs. Alfred L.
Twells, as matron of honor: Mies Florence
Levin, of Merlon, and Mrs. Edward C. Bell, of
Germantown. as bridesmaids
Mr. William H. H. Charlton, the bridegroom's
brother, will bo his best man, and tho ushers
will be Mr. Howard J. Steel. Mr. Alfred L.
Twells, Mr. Edward C. Bell and Mr. Brower
Kelly. The ceremony will be followed by a
reception at the home of the bride's parents.
Upon their return from an extended wedding
Journey Mr. and Mrs. Charlton will llvo at Sol
North 23d etreet.
CUNNINGHAM BANNON
St. Thomas Aquinas' Church, 17th and Morris
streets, wns the scene of a very pretty wedding
this morning, when Miss Catherine Marjory
Bannon, daughter of Mrs. John A. Bannon, of
1720 South 19th street, became the bride of Mr.
Aloyslus J. Cunningham, of 1720 South ISth
street. The bride, who was given In marriage
by her brother-in-law, Mr. Oden Boalt, wore a
lovely gown of white duchesse satin, made en
train, and trimmed with duchesse lace. Her
tulle veil was arranged In cap effect, held In
place with orange blossoms. She carried a
Bhower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley.
She was attended by MIsb Agnes Cunning
ham, as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Agnes Grace Bannon and Miss Marie Can
non. Mr. Cunningham had for his best man his
brother, Mr. Edward Cunningham, and the
ushers were Mr. Peter Roe and Mr. William
Foy. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. John Phelan, and was followed by a Nup
tial Mass.
JONES-BRYAN.
A pretty home wedding will take place tonight
at the residence of Mrs. Emma Bryan. 1601 WeBt
Montgomery avenue, when her daughter. Miss
Blanche K. Bryan, will be given In marriage
by her grandfather, Mr. Charles Ramsberger,
to Clayton H. Jones, of 1513 Montgomery ave
nue. The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Herbert R. Burgess, pastor of the Mutch
more Memorial Presbyterian Church, 18th street
and Montgomery avenue. A gown of white satin
and Brussels laos and a tulle veil edged with
lace, arranged on a dainty cap, with orange
blossoms, will be worn by the bride. She will
carry a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and bride rosea. Miss Ursula Simon will be
maid of honor. Mr. Jones will be his brother's
best man. The service will be followed by a
reception. Mr. and Mrs. 'Jones will live In this
clty on their return from a lengthy wedding
Journey,
CROSSON MILLER.
An interesting wedding will take place at 4
o'clock this afternoon In the Church of Our
Lady of Meroy, Broad street and Susquehanna
avenue, when Miss Lulu R. Miller, daughter of
Mr. Henry Miller, of Reading, Pa., will become
the bride of Mr. Lawrence A. Crosson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Crosson, of 2325 North
19th street The rector, the Rev. Father Gerald
Coghlan, will perform the ceremony. The
bride's father will give her In marriage, and
she will be attended by Miss Esther Roessler,
of Reading, as bridesmaid. The bridegroom's
best man will be Mr. Charles L. Elsesser, The
ceremony will be followed by a dinner at the
Hotel Adelphla. Mr. and Mrs. Crosson will re
turn from their wedding journey In the fall and
will make their home In Philadelphia.
SCHMITT HOERLE.
Announcement la made of the marriage of
Miss Sophia Hoefle, of 1Z13 Crease street, and
Mr. Edward A Schmltt, of 703 Belgrade street,
on Wednesday, April 14. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. C F a Suckow. The bride
was attended by Mlsa Kathryn M. Schmltt aa
rnalfl of -honor,, as4 tie- best man. waa Mr.. Al
mBSe.
bert E. Bennlson. A reception followed the 1
ceremony, and on their return from their wed .J
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Schmltt will be at bom,
612 Miller street
MORROW-SPRINQER,
Tho marrlago of Miss Frances It. Springer,
daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Franols L. Springer,
of Newport will tako placo tonight In Newport,
to Mr. John Brynberg Morrow, of Wilmington-
Tho ceremony will bo performed at 8 o'clodk,
tbo Rev. J. Emory Parks, of Nowport, ofli ,3
elating.
Tho bride, who will be given In marriage by
her father, will be attended by her sister, Miss
Rebecca Sprtngor, as maid of honor, and the
best man wilt be Mr. Horaco J. Tatnall. Ort
their return from tholr wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Morrow will bo at homo after June L at
S03 Washington street, Wilmington, Del.
WHITE JAMISON.
Tho wedding of Miss Btancho Wlllard Jamison
daughter of tho Into Colonel B. K. Jamison, wllj
tako placo tonight to Mr. Charles Russell
White, of East Orange. Tho ceremony will bo
performed at 8 o'clock In Christ Church, East
Orange, tho Rov. Charles E. Hutchison offi
ciating. Miss Jamison will bo attended by her sister,
Miss Jean Wilson Jamison, as maid of honor;
Miss Doris Howes, Miss Manetto Staudt MIbs
Helen Oram, Miss Ida Jefferson, Miss Isabella
Johnson, of New York, and MIbs Mildred von
Brock, of East Orange, as bridesmaids. Mr.
Ellis Russell, of East Orange, will bo Mr.
White's best man. Tho ushers choson are Mr.
Herbert Pullnn, Mr. Sargent Leo, Mr. Gardner
Haring, of East Orange; Mr. Edgar Lcthbrldge,
Mr. Henry Harbcck, of Orange, and Mr. Sam
uel E. Howes.
AMMON-HENON. -1
A very quiet wedding took place tWs after
noon nt St. Monicas Chuch, 17th and Rltner
streets, when Mis? Elizabeth K. Henon, of
1425 Rltner street, beenmo tho bride of Mr. John
G. Ammon, Jr., of 53d and Wynnewood avenue.
Tho ceremony was performed by tho rector, the
Rev. John P. Tlmmlns. Mr. and Mrs. Ammon
left on their wedding trip. They will bo at
home after Juno 1 at CO 13 Lntona street
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