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t'aliey Club, played m Huntingdon vauey uoun-
iw Club at Noble, iquomea ny afternoon tea.
MM lles wno wl" p,By are! Tn 1,omo team
htrt Caleb ox, hits. u, u. oiciuon, mre. tr.
y, Morris, Jr., Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Burton
fpr'lce, Mrs. Gilpin Loverlnff. St David's Club
fcsm-Mrs. v, J. reck, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. W.
g. Johnston, Mrs. Sheldon Catlln, Mrs. J. Kears
jiV Mitchell, 3d, Mrs. S. Fuguet and Mrs. E. B.
fchln.
Ufr Charles Tatnall, of Wayne, entertained
Met the young married set at luncheon yestcr
IW at her homo 'n Nortn Wnyn0- The tables
Ktt beautifully decorated with sprlnc flowers.
Mr Martin V. Bergon will glvo a dinner this
erning at tho Bacquct Club In honor of Mr.
Eawln Bobert Walker, Chancellor of the State
of New Jersey. There will also bo present
yjee Chancellor Edmund B. Learning, Vice
rhmcellor Vivian M. Lewls Supremo Court
(Jutice Thomas W. Trcnchard, Adjutant Oen-
t11 Wilbur F. Baaier, jr., i.oionei ocou ogain-
m, Thomas E. French, Esq., all of New Jer
"ttr; also Mr. George S. Dougherty, ex-Deputy
Police Commissioner of Now York! Mr. John
r, Williams, Mr. Arthur L-. Wheeler, Mr. Walter
a Wheeler. Mr. Albert B. Kennedy, Mr. John
.. vn Mr. John T. Dorrance. Mr. Harold
IWngarten, Mr. Isaao H. Clothier, Jr., Mr.
"Walter H. Johnson, Mr. F. Wallls Armstrong,
far. Lu'3 F. Gelsslcr, Mr. Powell Evans, Mr.
Arthur B. Huey, Mr. J. Dickinson Este, Mr.
Morris Wolf, Mr. Edward H. Hance, Jr., Mr.
A, B. Stoughton, Mr. Charlca S. Knowlton, Mr.
5, Charles Murtagh, Mr. George E. Starr,
Mr. Andrew Wheeler and Mr. Samuel i iiunn.
tnr. and Mrs. Alfred Reginald Allen and their
family, of 20i3 Bpruco street, will spend tho
lammer with Mrs. Isaao R. Davis, at her farm
il Penllyn, Pa.
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Dlrs. Alexander Brlnton Coxe, of 1S30 South
IRKtenhouse square, haa taken a houso at Bar
Hirbor. Me, which slio will occupy for tno
jammer.
!Mr. and Mrs. Beauveau Borle, Jr., and their
iKuthtcr, Mies Pattlo Borle, who have been
"r" i .1,- ...int.. it. nTvn nrn now nt Vernon.
penains u n.iuv. ...
be country residence of Mrs. Borlo's mother,
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JUS JOlin O. leWUUlU, Ull tfuauuibvuii -..w,
ijnklntown, where they will remain for an In
definite time.
Mrs. Maurice Heckscher and Miss Gertrude
Heekscher. of 1608 Locust street, have taken a
ihouse at Bar Harbor, Me., where they will
ipend the summer.
'Among those who attended tho nntl-suffrago
Betting at Manhelm last night were Mre. Gard
ner Cassatt, Mrs. Horace Brock, Mrs Charles
Hepm Mrs. Arthur Haines, Mrs. trancls u.
feeves, 3r, Mrs. Francis Howard Williams,
!?h0 presided, Mrs. Beaumont Whitney, Mrs.
!Qeorge Knorr, Mrs. Arndt and Mrs. William
B. Kurtz.
Mrs. Rodman Wlstor, of ZM3 St. James place;
Mrs. Charles L. Matthews, of 603 West Carpcn-
fiter street, Germantown; Mrs. George A. Brooke,
of 83! Archer street, Germantown. and airs.
Evans, of Philadelphia, aro spending several
H)s in Boston, where they went to attend the
;Whlst Congress which Is toning piace mis wks.
Mr. and Mrs. Struthers Burt, with their son
m Miss Jean B. Burt, left this week for their
ranch at Jackson's Hole, Wyo whero they will
ll-end the summer.
'A costume song and recital was given laBt
Bight In the Orpheus Clubrooms by Miss Made
line. Davis. The program consisted of Im
personations and songs in Scotch, Irish, Indian,
npsy and Japanese. Mr. Tred Ashbrldge was
it the piano.
EMr. and Mrs. James L. Glaso have returned
to. their home, 6453 Woodbine avenue, after a
trip to New York and Boston.
plrs. Victor Mulford, of Greenwood avenue,
Pracote. entertained at luncheon Wednesday
W. her home the directors of the Women's Cur
rent Events Club of Wyncote. Among thoso
Rreient were Mrs. Cyrus H. K. Curtis, Mrs.
igeqrto H. Lorlmer, Mrs. John Grlbbel, Mrs.
Rjauriea J. Hoover and Mrs. F. M. Campbell.
BALA-CYNWYD
Th Phi Sigma Sorority, organized this winter
h members of tho senior class of the Lower
ln High School, Bala, will give its first
uace Friday, May 7, at the Wynnefletd Coun-
' Club,
Blr, and Mrs, Walter Scott Detwller, of City
lpue, Bala, will entertain informally at cards
giorrpw night. Their guests win be ar, anu
IKrs. Bamuel Scattergood, Mr, and Mrs. L.
SMn Baker and Mr, and Mrs. Robert mc
Ey,
Ir. and Mrs, F. Hazard Llpplncott. of Cyn-
R will entertain at a dinner of 10 coverB to-
Wfrow night at the Philadelphia Country uud,
ten the Saturday night dance.
U delightful program haa been arranged for
Imorrow night at the Bala-Cynwyd Auditorium,
&a Ihe Woman's Club of Cynwyd will give
I tnnual entertainment for the benent or me
Urmnt Fund.
n program will oDen with an interesting
fluu. In which "The Qrest" of "The Woman's
! Of Cynwyd" will be presented by Mrs.
a Bean and Mrs. Albert Cross, ino
S sons will be beautifully and emblematl-
portrayed fn costume and song.
ka Pedrlek, as the "Spirit of Spring." of
pwer." of "Autumn," of "Winter," win v
ita each of the reoroductlons. while tho fol
lBr well-known women of Cynwyd, Mrs,
1 Zeckwer Holt. Mre. George Btty, tit-
Melc Newbourg. Jr., Mrs. Clare Yocum
r? and Mrs. Gertrude Reed Wallem, wUI
leveral delightful and emblematic sohbo
(TOBShout the "Seasons." assisted by wr.
Warren Pn'nW tl Mr. Frank Coniy.
wUI ba also several playlets, sketches
ces gjvert during the evening. ,
GERMANTOWN '
O. t n. Tinii.na. of 615 West Horltef
t, 111 n.ri,ln nartv of yOUng People
Swurday, May 8, at tbe the danssnt to be
At Manheim under the auspices or
m Assocutior of the Wamut L
The affair will 6 in honor of r
Vtm&t dm.Biit.r utaa Jeaa D Rous
ner nt the Do Rottsso homo and dancing will
follow. Tho guests will Include Miss Ellso
Lewis Klapp, Miss Elizabeth Elltot Milter, Miss
Helen Blddto Logan, Miss Mary Prlmroso
Reeves, Miss Gladys Williams, Mr. John W.
Logan, Jr., Mr. Erlwnrd W. Klapp, Mr. Ken
neth Kltson, Mr. James Hooper, Mr. Allen Ad
dicks, Mr. Ernest Rltson.
Dr. Thomas Kelly, of Greene street and
School Houso lane, Is In Atlantic City for
several das.
Mies Bernlco Berens, of 4901 Pulaski acnue,
will hao ob her guest for a fortnight her
cousin, Mr. Sanford Bartlctt Kellogg, of Los
Angefcs, Cal.
Mr. Clarenco C Brlnton, of West Coulter
'street, Is spending the week In Boston, Mass.
Miss Rachel Parker and Miss Fanny Parker,
of McCallum strict, havo returned home from
a three months' sojourn In norlda
The frlands of Mrs. William H. Trueman,
of 47 High street, will bo glad to know that
she is satisfactorily convalescing from serious
Illness
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Louis Kumpp, of 6503 Catharlno street,
entertained a number of her friends today.
Among thoso present wero Mrs. Edward Watts,
Mrs. Charles Preston, Mrs. Clifford Wright.
Mrs Edward Slthcns, Mrs. Oliver Mumbower,
Mrs. William Dufllcld, Mrs. Louis Bnllly, Mrs
Edwin Townsbury, Mrs. William Savlli, Mrs.
James Crawford and Mrs. Robert Kolp. Tho
decorations wero yellow and white.
Invitations havo been Issued by Mrs. Edward
Charles Zelner, of 6103 Springfield avenue, for
a luncheon and bridge on Wednesday, May 12,
at 1313 Green street.
Mrs. Harry H. Bojd, of 4427 Larchwood avo
nue, will glvo a luncheon on Monday, May 3.
Miss Edna Wller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Day Wller, of 4Sth and Spruco streets,
entertained the brldgo club of which sho Is a
member yesterday. Among thoso present wero
Mrs. Chnrlcs Elliot, Mrs. Trnnk O'Reilly, Mrs.
Walter Peterson, Mra. Leeman Browne, Mrs.
AVarrcn Moss, Mrs. Albert Stutz, Miss Kathryn
Mortlmoore, Miss Dorothy Mortlmoore, Miss
Marjorlo Morris, Miss Romalne Taylor, Miss
Gladys McCarthy, Miss Helen Roberts, Miss
Anne McKnlght, Miss Helen Dunn and MIsb
Florenco Rcld.
The Delta Delta Sorority of tho Girls High
School will glvo a brldgo and ' 600" tomorrow
afternoon at tho Phllomuslnn Club, 3311 Walnut
street Tho proceeds will bo given to tho
Children's Country Week Association.
Mr. and Mrs. George Belmont Whltwell aro
in Bermuda for several weeks on nn extended
wedding trip. Mrs. Whltnell will bo remem
bered as Miss Ellso Courlacnder before her mar
riage a fortnight ago.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Brell, of 2216 South
22d street, entertained last Thursday evening,
tho first anniversary of their wedding. An at
tractive supper was served, at which red and
white roses formed the artistic decorations. The
guests were entertained with vocal and Instru
mental numbers. Among thoso present wero
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Hannlng, Miss Anna Sawyer, Miss
Carrio Qulg, Miss Helen Winter and Messrs.
William A. O'Connor, Edwnrd Cooper, Andrew
Kllle, Harry Clark and James Connolly. Mrs.
Brell Ul bo remembered as Miss Mary F.
Sawyer, a very popular South Phlladelphlan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bacr, 632 Federal street,
entertained last night in honor of Miss Boislo
Clark. The houso was beautifully decorated for
tho affair. Mr. and Mrs. Baer wero assisted
by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shapiro. Muslo and
dancing.
Mr. Peter Legett, 623 South 11th street, will
entertain Mr. Georgo Monroe and Mr. William
Dodge, of Toronto, Can., over the week-end.
Considerable Interest Is being manifested in
the vaudeville concert, to be given this
evening, in St. Thomas Aquinas' Hall, 18th
and Fernon streets, by the combined clubs of
South Philadelphia, tho proceeds of which will
be donated to the reserve fund of tho C. Y. M.
A. U. Talent of a very high order has been
secured from all parts of the city, and no
efforts are being spared by the committee in
charge to make the affair a success. Dancing
will follow the concert. Among the clubs who
will be represented are tho Aquinas, Corley,
St Monica's, SU Rita's, St. Anthony's. Sacred
Heart. St. Patrick's A. A., and St. Patrick's
L. I.
wns FREDERIC A BARLOW
Who before her marriage on Wednes-
day was
Jliss unnnan, "Bafc
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MRS. T. WILLIAMS ROBERTS
Who before her marriage yesterday was Miss Ellnnor Thompson.
is by Mathildo Weil.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McFarland, of Lenox
road, Jenkintown, havo Issued invltatlonn for
tho marrlago of Mrs. McFarland's sister, Miss
Jcannctto Miller, of Now York, formerly of
Chestnut Hill, to Lieutenant James Latham
Undorhill, U. S. M. C, of San rrancloco, Cal ,
on Wednesday, May 6, at o'clock.
The Neighborhood Club of Oak Lano will be
entertained at tho homo of Mrs Eugeno Klehl,
Chelten avenue west of 13th Btreot, Monday
evening. May 3. Mrs. Klehl will bo assisted by
Mrs. Frederick Trltch, Jr., Mrs. Peters and
Miss Laura Poters.
Tho rnombers of tho club to bo present aro
Mrs. C. W. Van Artsdelen. Mrs B. G. Hltchner,
Mrs. A. W. Dudley. Mrs H. W. Thisscll, Mrs.
Bateman Saddlnston. Mrs E B McCalt, Mn.
A. E Parker, Mrs Trcderlck Trltch, Sr., Mlas
Matilda Wlrth. Mrs William Robertson, Sr.,
Mrs William Robertson, Jr., Mrs Reeves,
Miss Cora Reoves, Mrs J. A. Parker, Mis3
Kathryn Parker, Mrs Batca, Mrs. Owen Hai
tcn, Mrs. Edwin Waller, Mrs. Cella Peters,
Mrs. Mlllor, Sr., Mrs. Howard Miller, MrP.
Moyer, Mrs. C. Fling, Miss Sara Toplnn, Mrs.
J. F. C. Kiel, Mrs. F. K. Noerk, Mrs. E. B.
Neuhauser, Mrs. Hunsbergcr, Mrs. Trautman,
Mrs. George Ochsc, Mrs. Herbert Maxner, Miss
Grace Parker. Mrs. Bux, Mrs. Albert Geo and
Mrs. Pancoast.
Tho final meeting of tho club will bo held
Juno 7.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A party Including Miss Roso Daroff, Miss
Claire Eskln, Miss Elizabeth Daroff. Mr. Louis
Daroff and Mr. Albert Voice, of New York,
motored to Dublin, Pa., and spent the week-end
there.
Mrs. Wilbur Faucett, of 1425 Girard avenue,
will entertain tho members of her bridge club
today. Her guests will include Mrs. Hil
ton Betelle, Mrs. Norman S. Sherwood, Miss
Edna Shelvley, Mrs. Alva T. Kochler, Mrs.
Edward Ross, Miss Florenco Burke, Miss Vir
ginia Shoivley, Mrs. Howard Betelle, Mrs.
Reginald Hay, Miss Martha Shelvley and Miss
Leona Weaver.
Mr. Samuel D. Relsner, of 1013 North 19th
street, is spending some time with friends In
Atlantio City.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
The Triangle Country Club at Gratcrsford,
Pa., will have its opening on Saturday and Sun
day, May 1 and 2. Tho members are: President.
Mr. John McTamneyj secretary, Mr. Thomas
McGlnley. Tho board of directors Includes Mr.
Thomas MacErlalne, Mr. Frank Tlghe, Mr.
Raymond Kllroy. Mr. John O'Nell, Mr. Joseph
Mooney. Mr. Thomas McBrlde, Mr. Charles
White, Mr. John McCann, air. Philip Morris,
Mr. Ed McDermott and Mr. John Walsh.
A kaffea klatch for tho benefit of St. Anne'a
Cathollo Club will ba held thla evening at the
club's reception room, Tucker and Memphis
streets. The patronesses ara Miss Stella Brad
ley, Mlsa Mary Bradley, Miss Reglna Lynch,
Miss Agnes Brennen. Miss Stella Daly and
Miss Mary Kelley. Tho commlttea In chargas
Mr. Thomas Burke, Mr. Joseph Quinn, Mr.
James McKay and Mr. Daniel McLaughlin.
Rehearsals aro under way for tho annual pro
duction of tha Wudbea Dramatia Club of Ken
sington. Tho club. Is being coached by Mr.
Robert Thompson, ona of tho best-known ama
teur actors in tho city, Tho members ara Miss
Bessie Frlck, Mlsa Ethel Hoffman, Miss Elsla
Kyle. Miss Hazel McKay, Mlsa Esther Ham
merer, Mr. Georgo Hoffman. Mr. Harry Hoff
man, Mr. Robert Clayton, Mr, Alfred Hallem.'
Mr. Oeorge Anderson. Mr, Thomas Piatt and
Mr. Clifford Mecouch,
Arrangements aro being rnado for tho grand
annual smoker of the Robert E. Pattlson As
sociation, to be hejd June 9 at tha clubhouse,
1335 North Second street.
Arrangement are already under way by a
commlttea of tha Daisy Social Club of Kensing
ton for a picnic, to bo held Decoration Day At
tha last meeting Mr. Joseph Horner -was elected
president and Mr. Allan Ludwlg vice president
and secretary of the new social. Tha member
enrolled so far re Miss Maria Schneider, Miss
Jennia Robinson, MJm Elizabeth Schntider. MU
Florence Gibson. Miss Minnie Schneider, Miss
Margaret MacLean, Mr Jamea Feley. Mr Harry
Scharebook. Mr Allan Ludwlg Mr Raymond
Entwlstle, Mr. Mltton Iudwjg and; Mj? 'Joseph
4Honvr.
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TIOGA
Under tho direction of Miss Annlo M. McKay
Irvine, Class No. 1 of tho Ann Carmlchacl Pres
bjterlan Church, on Erlo avenue, will present
a very nttractlve collection of "Madam Jarlcy's
Famous Waxworks," on Tuesday night, May 4,
In the lecture auditorium Mr. Edward H.
Braun will Impersonate tho world-renowned
Madam. Othors who will toko part aro Miss
Carrie McQullkln, Miss Margaret Calhoun. Miss
Irma Kcllar, Miss Jennie Anderson, Miss Mary
W)llo, Miss Dolly Craig, Miss Besslo Calhoun,
Miss Hannah Jordan, Miss Florinda Stewart,
Miss Myrtle Droll, Miss Bernlco Calhoun, Miss
Margaret Wilson, Miss Ida McDougal, Mr.
Hnrry Bow ner, Mr. William Slick, Mr. Walter
Ycager, Mr. John Oliver, Mr. Russell Droll, Mr.
Thomas McCrackcn, Mr. Robert Jack, Mr. A.
R. McQullkln, Mr. Ramond Stocker, Mr. Rob
ert Calhoun nnd Mr. John Irvine. Tho pa
tronesses Include Mrs W. L Moore, Mrs. G.
W. Ways, Mrs. J. S. Sladek, Mlsa Jomlma Ir
vine, Miss Jennlo Calhoun and Miss Jennie Mc
Conncll. Tho annual dinner of the Christian Endeavor
Society of tho Tioga Baptist Church will bo
held tonight In tho social hall of the church.
Broad street, below Tioga. Tomorrow after
noon tho children of the Sunday school whl
hold a cake and candy bazaar.
Mra. Newton Tlrth Hill will entertain In
formally at lunchoon, followed by bridge, on
Saturday, May 8, at her home, 1623 Erlo avenue.
FRANKFORD
The annual euchre and May hop of tho St.
Leo Council, No. 1294, Knights of Columbus,
will bo held at Scheldknecht's Hall, Frankford
avenue and Margaret street, on Wednesday eve
ning, May C. A largo attendance is expected.
Tho flag raising planned for April 3 by
Bridesburg Council, No. 135, Jr. O. U. A. M.,
which was postponed on account of tho snow
storm, will bo held at Bridesburg Public School
tomorrow at 2.30 o'clock. A very Interesting
program haa been arranged.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Rleber, Jr., and son, of
625 Elklns avenue, Olney, will spend this week
end at ABbury Park, where Mr. Rleber Is giving
concerts at the North End Hotel every Satur
day and Sunday,
Tho following wero chosen to act as officers
for the Bustleton Business Men's Association:
Mr. L. Leo Mullln, president; Mr. V. R. Fletcher,
secretary, and Mr, C. H, Heyer, treasurer. A
committee was also named for tho purpose of
getting up a set of bylaws,
LANSDOWNE
Tha Church Club of Saint Phllomena's will
glvo an entertainment and dance tonight In tha
school hall. Among those who will take part
In tha show ara Mr. G. W. Mllloy, Mr. William
Brockmejor, Mr. J, Murry, Mr. J. McGarey,
Mr. James Mcintosh, Mr. James Gibbons, Mr,
A. O'Brien, Mr, William Rockford, iur. Joseph
Barrow, Mr. John OJuckley, Mr. Thomas Cul
hane, Mr. M. Barrow, Mr, E. Burdell, Mr. Jo
seph Brown, Mr. William Brown, Mr. James
Burdsall, Mr, James Culhane, Mr, James Cur
tis, Mr. A. Carbine, Mr, Walter Cook, Mr. Ed
ward (Donnelly, Mr. Joseph Dempsey, Mr. F,
Eagle, Mr. Harry Farren, Mr. George Go wan.
Mr. James Gallagher, Mr, A. B. Kean, Mr, T.
J, Llndsey, Mr, J, V, Loughney, Mr,' I, M.
Love. Mr. George Morsely, Mr. Joseph Murphy,
Mr. L. J. Meyer, Mr. William V. Manley, Mr,
Joseph Murry, Mr, Daniel McLaughlin, Mr.
Charles MoShane, Mr, Charles McGontgal, Mr,
Ed. J, Riley. Mr, Joseph Rudolph, Mr. Philip
Sllley, Mr, Frank Sullivan, Mr. Michael sEtMdy,
Mr, Charles 3, Bcbappett, Mr. William J, Uhl.
Mr. Ray Walton, Mr- Albert Young, Mr. A. J.
Weber Mr. Charles Carlln and Mr, James A.
Ryan. Thomas Culhane, Jr., is chairman of
tha committee.
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News of suffrage activities
appears xmzpag&'Si
ST. rRANCIS DE SALES CHURCH, 47th
street and Springfield avenue, was tho scene
of n very pretty wedding Wednesday morning,
when Mies Tlorcnco M. Grlnnan, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs Thomas L. Grlnnan, of-4713 War
rington avenue, became the brldo of Mr. Fred
eric A. Barlow, of Maple Shade, N. J,
The brldo was beautifully gowned In white
crepe meteor trimmed with duchesso lace. She
carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and
lilies of tho valley
Sho was attonded by Miss Adelo M. Geraghty
as maid of honor, who wore a turquoise bluo
crepo meteor gown and carried a shower bou
quet of La Franco roses.
Tho bridesmaids wero Miss Agnes Barlow, of
Maplo Shado, and Miss Hannah Grlnnan. Mr.
Barlow had for his best man his brothor, Mr,
James Barlow, of Maple Shade. Tho ushers
wero Mr. Edwin Bnrlow, of Maple ShadoJ Mr.
Thomas Grlnnan, Jr., Mr. Leo Geraghty and
Mr Robert Conway.
The ceremony wan performed by the Rev.
Thomas Haney, assisted by tho Rov. Joseph
R O'Brien. A bteakfaet was served at the
homo of the bride.
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Barlow
will live In Maple Shade.
Among tho guests at tho wedding wero Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Grlnnan, Mr. and Mra. Owen J. Geraghty, Mr.
and Mrs. William N. Knox, air. nnd Mrs. Ed
wnrd J. Grlnnan, Mr. and Mrs. Ncal J. Mc
Conomy, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar D. Fornvvalt, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Hassan, Dr. and
Mrs. David J. Moylan, Mien Mary Grlnnan.
Miss Margaret Grlnnan, Miss Mary Barry and
Mr. Lloyd Jagcr.
THOMPSON-GRAHAM.
Announcement is made of tho marriage of
Mies Isabello M. Graham, of 1843 North 2d street,
to Mr. Georgo F. Thompson, formerly of 2d
street and Columbia avonuo, but now living in
Lnwndale, Pa. Tho ceremony was performed
on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock In tho Church
of St Michael, 2d and Jefferson streets, the
Rov. Father James Graham, assistant rector of
St. Gabriel's Church and a brother of tho bride,
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson aro at present on an
extended wedding trip, visiting Quebec, Mont
real, etc. Both aro very well known In North
Philadelphia musical circles, Mrs Thompson
being a vocalist of considerable ability and her
husband an accomplished pianist.
LIGNELLA-BIETROVITO.
Miss Eleanor Blotrovlto, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Blotrovlto, 1533 Morris street, was
married yesterday to Mr. Alphonso LIgnella at
St. Rita's Roman Cathollo Church, Broad
and Ellsworth streets Tho maid of honor was
Miss Catharine Martlno, and tho best man Mr.
Pledro Bletrovlto The bridesmaids were Miss
Mary Barblera and Miss Mary Bletrovlto, and
the uehers Mr. Anthony Mnsslmtnl, Mr. Michael
Martin, Mr. Joseph Martin, Mr. Anthony Scavo,
ROXBOROUGH
The Woman Suffrage party of the Falls of
Schuylkill will hold an open-air meeting at
Ridge and Mldvale avenues tonight. Mrs.
Georgo H. Wobensmlth will preside and will
make an address. Other epoakcrs will be Miss
Bertha Sapovltz, Miss Estelle Russell, Miss
riorenco T. Bernhelmer and Mr. Charles
Duryea.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Radcllft and family, of
4330 Pechln street, left Roxborough yesterday
and will make their future homo In Elizabeth,
N. J.
Tinder the auspices of the Junior Aid, a May
Day fete will be held at Woodvale tomorrow.
Tho proceeds will bo donated to the use of
St. Timothy's Hospital.
CAMDEN AND VICINITY
Mrs. G, Lewis Meado and her small son.
Master Parker W. Meade, and Mr. W. Hopkins
Izard, of Cleveland, O.' are tho guests of Dr.
and Mrs. William Izard, of North 4th street.
Mrs. Alfred Cramer, of North 6th street, has
been entertaining Mrs. William Shuts and
children, of Glassboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen and children, of
North 6th street, havo moved to Colllngawood.
WILMINGTON
Invitations have been Issued this week for
the marrlago of Mr. David Lindsay, of this city,
and Mrs. Horace Brumley, to take place at tho
home of the bride at Troy Hills, N. J., Wednes
day, May 12, at 1 o'clock. Only the Immediate
families will be present at the ceremony. After
a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay will bo
at home at 1104 Broome street, this city.
The engagement has been announced of Mr.
John Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M.
Taj lor, of Norrlstown. Pa., formerly of thla
city, and Miss Ellis Phlnney, of Boston, Moss.
Mrs. C L. Merrlam. of Washington, D. C, is
spending a fortnight with Mre. E. Tatnall
Warner.
MRS JOHNH DALLAS
Who befpr her marriage) vim Miss
Jean Anderson, of Ht, Airy,
Mr. Raymond Dougherty and Mr. James Duffo.
Immediately after the ceremony a largo supper
was served at Casino Hall. Music and dancing
finished the affair.
Among tho guests were Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy, Mr, and
Mrs. Joseph Martin, Miss Angelo Barblera, Miss
Esther Brooks, Miss Margucrito Gallagher, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Peters, Mr. and Mrs, Luens
Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pletrovlto, Mr. anil
Mrs. Louis Mlltlone, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
Rogglno, Mr. and Mrs, Donato Rogglno and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clervo.
RITTER-CONNELI
The marrlago of Miss Helen Connelt, daughter
of Mrs. Isabello Connelt, to J. Moxneld Rltter
was solemnized at noon Wednesday in th
FlrBt Methodist Church of Germantown. Tha
marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Dr Wesley Burns. The bride, who was given
In marrlago by her brother, wna attired in a
traveling suit and was attended by her sister,
Miss Beatrice E. Conncll Tho brldo and bride
groom after nn extended wedding trip will
make their homo In Wllkes-Barre.
BOWE CAVANAUGH.
A pretty woddlng was solemnized at 3 o'cloeX
Wednesday afternoon at St. John tho Baptist's
Roman Catholic Church, Cresson and Rector
streets, Manyunk, when Miss Katherlne C
Cavanaugh, of 4112 Tower street, became tho
bride of Mr. Mtchaol J. Bowe, of 164 Walnut
lane. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father P. J. McGlnnls.
Mlsa Annie Cavanaugh, a sister of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid, while Mr. Sylvester Bowe
was the' best man.
More than a hundred friends of tho young
couple attended tho wedding and will later give
them a housewarmlng at their new home. 143
Markle street
Owing to tho Illness of tho bridegroom's
mother, MrB. Sylvester Bowe, the reception
which had been planned was omitted.
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