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SIX OF THE PAST SEASON'S DEBUTANTES
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TUB nev. anil Mrs. Harrison Baldwin
Wright, of St. Asaph's Iteclory, Bala, an
rounce the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Sibyl Harrison Wright, to Mr. Edward Os
borne Coates.
May, the month of sunshine nnn" flowers
and warm days, will witness many garden
parlies and outdoor charity affairs. On Mon
day Mrs. Itobcrt K. McNecly and Miss Florenco
McNcely, of Merlon, will entertain nt auction
bridge nt the Philadelphia Cricket Club. In tho
evening tho Orpheus Club will bo entertained
at dinner by Mr. Alexander Van Rensselaer.
Mrs. J. Vaughan Merrick nml her daughters,
Miss Mary H. Mcrrlclt nnd Miss Anno U. Mer
rick, of Denbigh, Iloxborough, will glvo tho
first of their Tuesday afternoons In May from
4 until 6 o'clock. No cards havo been sent out,
Mrs. Herbert AV. Warden will entertain nt
dinner In her home, 1020 Pino street, on that
day also.
i The most Interesting ovent for Wednesday
will bo tho wedding of Miss Francca Stokes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I C Stokes,
of Lono Oak, Germantown, to Mr, Louis C.
Clark, Jr., of New York. Tho ceremony will
tako placo In old St. Peter's Church, 3d and
Pino streets,
Thursday will occupy tho tlmo of matrons,
maids nnd men, as tho largo fcto In nld of tho
Bryn Mawr Hospital will bo held from 11 a.
m. until 10 p. m. In tho Bryn Mawr Park.
Afl tho hospital Is entirely supported by volun
tary contributions, no end of preparations havo
been mado to mako tho affnlr a hugo suc
cess. That evening Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Vnn
Itenssclacr will cntertnln at dinner at their
country place, Camp Hill, Fort Washington.
In Jay Cooko Memorial Hall, Old York road
and Ashbourno road, Elklns Pnrk, n "Malfcst"
will bo given for tho benefit of tho German
and Austrian Red Cross nnd tho German local
relief. A number of prominent women havo
pledged themselves as patronesses nnd thcra
will bo various amusements during the after
noon and evening. Several luncheons will bo
given on Frldny, ono by Mrs. Herbert W. War
den at her homo, 1020 Pino stroct, and another
by Mrs. Tristram C. Collect, of Bryn Mawr.
Later In tho afternoon a ten will bo given by
Miss Fanny Kltson, of 213 West Upsnl street,
Germantown. In honor of Miss Elizabeth Clax
ton, whoso marrlago to Mr. John Humphreys
Storcr will tako placo on Juno 1. In tho eve
ning a reception will bo given by Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Llewellyn Cooko In their homo, -101 West
Walnut lane, Germantown, to meet Mayor
Blankenburg and Mrs. Blankenburg. ,
There will also bo a costumo dnnco at tho
West Chester Country Club on Friday night
Mr. nnd Mrs. Channlng Way, of West Chester,
will entertain at dinner beforo tho dance.
Thero will bo several affairs on Saturday for
tho sot not yot out. Miss Margaret H. Davis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis, will
entertain at luncheon in honor of tho girls who
graduate with her from Miss Irwin's School
this year. Tho luncheon will bo given In tho
Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Mrs. O. J. De Rousse, of C15 Hortter street,
will entertain at tho dansant to bo given by tho
Alumnao Association of the Walnut Lane
rollout In honor of her daughter, Miss Jeanne
De Rousse. Mrs. Do Rousso will also entertain
later In tho evening In honor of hor daughter,
when tho affair will bo a dinner-dance.
Saturday Is also tho day selected for tho nn
nuat raco meet of tho Roso Treo Hunt Club.
In tho evening a. dinner will bo given by Mr.
Spencer Ervln. of Box Tree Farm. Edgemont,
at tho Radnor Hunt Club to meet tho Fly Club.
The Charity affair of tho day will bo a
"French Fote," to be given In Ardmoro on tho
estate of Mrs. Edwin S. Dixon. Tho proceeds
will be devoted to the benefit of tho Red Bank
Sanatorium, which helps' poor women and
children in the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Theodore Relneman, of
Pittsburgh, announce tho engagement of their
daughter, Mlsa Florenco Waring Relneman, to
Mr. Henry Preston Erdman, The wedding will
take place on Wednesday, June 2.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall, of 1713 Pine
street, have issued cards for a dance on Fri
day evening. May 28, at tho Acorn Club, to
meet Miss Helen Marshall.
The first of the series of spring teas and
musicales at tho- Merlon Cricket Club will bo
given this afternoon. The committee In charge
Includes Mrs. Sydney Thayer, Mrs. Paul Thomp
son, Mrs. Henry C. Thompson, Mrs. Robert O.
Gamble, Mrs. Morris L. Clothier, Mrs. Harold
Nason, Mrs. Lewis Llllle, Mrs. Winthropp Sar
gent and Mrs. William J. Serrill. Attractive
musical programa are being arranged for the
series.
The ofllcers and enlisted men of Troop A,
1st Regiment Cavalry, N. G. P., and the mem
bers of Light Battery A, Philadelphia Artillery,
will give their third annual banquet tonight at
the Bellevue-Stratford at 7 o'clock. Tho guest of
honor will be General Leonard M. Wood, U. 8.
A, Some among the members who will attend,
all of whom served in tho Spanish War, are
Captain Barclay II. Warburton, Lieutenant Col
onel (of 3d Regiment), T, Charles Cresswell,
Mr. Norman MacLeod, Mr. Edgar M. Church,
Mr. A. Sidney Rambo, Mr. John C. Whitesldes,
Mr. James R. McClure, Jr., Dr. Archibald G,
Thomson. Mr. Arthur H.( Brockle, Mr, Samuel
' A, Boyle, Mr. George H. Brooke, Mr, Arthur
C. Chew, Mr, Joseph N. DuBarry, Jr., Mr. M.
Stevenson Easgy, Mr. William N. Morlce, Mr.
John H, Minds, Mr, Solomon Metzgar, Mr.
George I. MacLeod, Mr, Peter D, Overfleld, Mr.
Wilson Potter, Mr, Benjamin Rowland, Mr,
Jesse Williamson, 2d, Mr, J, Harold Wlnpenny
, find Mr, J. Willis Rommel.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
WYNKEWOOD Mr, and Mrs. Abel P, Weth
rill, of Kent road, will entertain a house
party over the week-end at Mill Orove Farm,
the Audubon, Pa., country estate of Mr, AVeth
ertll'a father, Mr. William II. Wetherill. The
tueata will number about 13.
Mr, and Mrs. Philippe E. Luders, of Hatha.-
wsy lane, will spend July and August with
Sir. Luders' mother, Mrs, Thomas L. Luders,
;t her Beach Haven cottage.
'. Stlss Ruth H, Prescot will entertain several
I'Jriends at her bungalow at Ocean City over
littie. week-end. '
'" UAVFrrntinr.. Tnhn M K'anneriv. Jr.. and
Min M Kennedy, Sd, of the Aldlne, will
sseno. the summer at Haverford uaurt.
Mrs; Walter Stephenson held the last meet.
tax of tha Flower. Plant and Fruit Guild at
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MATINEE MUSICAL CLUB
At Business Meeting Decision Wns Mado
to Hold Affairs at Bellevue-Stratford
Next Year.
Tho flourishing condition of tho Matlnco Mu
sical Club, leading organization among womcn'B
societies davotcd to music, has mado neces
sary tho establishment of quarters at tho
Bellevue-Stratford next season, when It Is
purposed to glvo a' scries of concerts and to
hold other entertainments. Mrs. Frederick v
Abbott, president of tho club, nnd her cxecu
tlvo associates, wero re-elected at a mooting
of tho club last Tuesday, and prior to her do
parturo with her two children for California
sho and Mrs. Samuel W. Cooper, first vlco
president of tho organization, wero hostesses nt
a luncheon today In tho Bellevue-Stratford
Green Room. Tho ofllcors of tho club as se
lected last Tuesday, tho members of tho Muslo
Commlttco and tho chairman of each of tho
other committees of tho club wero tho guests
of tho president and first vlco president Thcso
omcore nro ns follows: Mrs. Edward Philip
Llnch, second vlco president: Mrs. Wnltcr Wll
la rd, recording secretary; Mrs. Gcorgo W.
Wagner, corresponding secrotnry; Mrs. Henry
L. McCloy, treasurer. Tho directors for two
years nro Mrs. Henry W. Butterworth, Mrs.
Mary A. .Icfterls, Mrs. Edwin A. Frlckc, Mrs.
Mary Walker Nichols, Mrs. Cornelius C. Bould.
Mrs. Eugeno Pottlt, Miss Nclllo F. Dancej for
ono year. Mrs. Gcorgo tV. Edmonds, Mrs.
Charles C. Collins, Mrs. Edwin B. Gnrrlgucs,
Mrs. Philip H. Johnson, Mrs. P. TV. Cannon,
Mrs. Richard O. Ocllers, Jr.. Miss Mario Lough
noy. Tlio members of tho Music Commlttco are
Mrs. Edward P. Llnch, chairman; Mrs. Samuel
W. Cooper, Mrs. Eugeno Pettlt, Mrs. William
B. Mount, Mrs. Mary Walker Nichols, Mrs.
Charles C. Collins. Mrs. Frnnk E. Hamell, Miss
Marin Loughnoy and Mrs. L. J. Howell.
Tho club had a very actlvo season, with somo
splendid concerts held at tho Roosevelt as well
as n choral concert In Wltherspoon Hall nnd a
recont presentation of "Trial by Jury" at tho
Bellevue-Stratford. Tho opera was given In
conjunction with esthetic dancing nnd with a
general dance. In nddltlon the philanthropic
department of tho club has been busy giving
concerts nt Institutions, such as hospitals and
homes.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Miss Ester Cohen and Miss Irene Cohon, 619
Tnsker street, gavo a dance last night at their
homb. Tho decorations were white lilies of
tho valley and whlto roses, being lavishly used
with beautiful effect. A prize was given MIbs
Roso Schwartz and Mr. Maxwell Kauitman for
dancing tho best steps in tho fox trot. During
an intermission In the dancing Miss Ester
Cohen sang several beautiful selections. Sho
was accompanied on tho piano by Miss Belle
Brenner. Among others present wero Miss
Paulino Mnrgolls, Miss Sylvia Stelnbvrg, Miss
Paulino Berman, Miss Estells Adler, Miss Min
nie Binder, Miss Elizabeth Mam,, Miss Rae
Mann, Mr. Jay Goldman. Mr. Jacques Kauff
man, Mr. Lewis Kolker, Mr, George Barlflh,
Mr. Maurice Cohen, Mr. Samuel Cord, Mr.
Harry Blumberg and Mr. Milton Kaplan.
Tho Bully Boys of Little Italy will give a
party at tho Garrlck Hall on Tuesday night.
Several prizes will be given the best dancers.
Mr. Donato Pletro, Mr. Frank Rossa, Mr.
Michael Pledronettl, Mr. Joseph Satro and Mr.
Joseph Satelle are tho committee In charge of
the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Kelser, of 1000 South Bth
street, and their daughter. Miss Eleanor Kelser,
left this week for Wlldwood, N. J where
they will spend several daya with friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Kelser will open their cottage later In
the season with a house party of young people.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Joeeph Santlno will be at home
after today at 1010 Lelthgow Btreet. Mrs. San
tlno was Miss Lena Santabarbara before her
marriage last Monday. At present the couple
are at Atlantic City on their honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Malloy entertained Thurs
day evening at a dance at their home, 1520 Mor
ris street, to mark tho 25th anniversary of their
wedding. A small dinner, In honor of their
daughter, Miss Katherlne Malloy, whose birth
day It also was, preceded the dance. Klllarney
roses and maidenhair ferns formed the ar
tlatia decorations, The guests at dinner In
cluded Mlsa Mary Kenny, Miss Anastasla
Kenny, Miss Loretta Frlel, Miss Teresa Boyle,
Miss Agnea Bernadette Carlln, Mr. Daniel Mal
loy, Mr, Thomaa Kelly, Mr, M. Malloy, Mr, John
Toland, Mr, Charles Hlgglns, Mr, George Mc
Gowan, Mr, James Collins and Mr, Hugh Ma
irulre. Miss Esther L. Fox, of 918 South Bth street,
la visiting Miss Anno Pleet, of Baltimore.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
A farewell reception in honor of Miss Alice
I George was held Wednesday at tho home
of Mrs. Arthur J. Clark, 1723 North 17th street,
ailsa George left yesterday for a ulx months'
stay In California.
Those assisting; In receiving were Miss Jane
V, Anthony, Mrs. Frank H. Connolly and Sirs.
Arthur J. Clark. The gueqta Included Mr, and.
Mrs. E. L. D. Roach. Dr. and Mrs. J. Hi Bar
tie, Miss Louise B. Collins, Mrs. F. X. Con
nolly. Miss Jane V. Anthony, Dr. and Mrs.
Arthur J. Clark, Mrs. B. J. Flngie. Mrs. Wal
ter Bitter, Mr. Robert E. Tracey, Mr. Stanley
Williamson, Mr. James Hearg, Jr., Dr. Howard
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Reading from left to right nro Miss Ruth Coxe, Miss Elsa Roberts Roath, Mis3
Hope Truxtun Bealc, Miss Margot Ellis Scull, Miss Ella Yuille, of Now York
nnd Miss Charlotto Harding Brown. They acted as bridesmaids at the Duke
Biddlo nuptials this week. Theso six photographs arc copyrighted by tho Marceau
Studio, 1C09 Chestnut street.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Randall H. Roberts, of 4D East Walnut
lane, has announced tho engagement of her
daughter, Miss Amy Trcndwcll Roberts, to Mr.
Cliarles G. Super, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlc3
II. Super, of Harvey street.
Mrs. Henry S. Grove, of 258 Tulpchocken
street, has returned from Annapolis, Md.,
whero sho was visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Wilkinson, of New
York, spent several days this .week as tho
guests of Mrs. Wilkinson's mother, Mrs. Arthur
Burgess.
Mrs. Arthur Haines, of McKcan street near
Clapler, will entertain at luncheon today at
the Germantown Cricket Club. Covers will bo
laid for 10 guests.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David C. Boggs, of 147 Pclham
road, havo Issued Invitations for a danco In
honor of their daughter. Miss Eleanor Harris
Boggs, on Saturday, May 15, from 8 until 11
o'clock.
Mrs. John H. Toland, of McCallum street. Is
spending Beveral weeks with relatives In Bal
timore, Md.
ALONG THE READING
There will be a dinner-dance given In honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Lurlewaon Whlltbank and
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Marshall, of New York, at
the North Hills Country Club. Tho guests nt
dinner will includo Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Rum
sey, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert M. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. William Chrlstman, Mr. and Mrs. H.'
1, Brown, Mr. and Mrs. James Cox Robb, Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Eberbach, Mr. and Mrs. A. Antllllo, Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. R. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Frederick Kossebaum.
Tho Ladles' Auxiliary of the South Oak Lano
Improvement Association will give a matln.'e
"SOO" Tuesday, May 4. This will bo tho final
"500" party for tho season.
A FINAL tour of the shops where the most
fascinating accessories imaginable for the
summer wardrobe are on display preceded a
general exodus o suburban homes, and by the
end of next week nearly every one who Is for
tunate enough to possess a country place will
have opened It; then begins the usual suburban
season with polo, golf and tennis aplenty, fol
lowed by tea and very Informal dances at the
country clubs.
For chopping excursions the severely tailored
two-piece suit holds first favor, and many smart
models can be observed of a busy morning. Mrs.
A. J. Antelo Devereux looks particularly well In
a trotteur of this type. The material Is a Scotoh
plaid, a black-and-white checked ground being
croaeed by a red stripe. The skirt Is circular,
and has a seam over each hip, and Is topped
by a pea jacket devoid of trimming and slashed
at each side. The note of simplicity Is carried
out by the wide roll collar of white linen, and
the large black sailor hat trimmed at the right
side with two flat quills.
Mrs. Edwin N. Benson, Jr., wears a modish
wolklnr suit of navy blue serge. The skirt Is
given fulness by the Inset of several pleats at
each aide, and the Jacket, with iu circular flare.
Is given a military aspect by the us of gold
braid, which forms the collar, and round metal
buttons, two of which finish off the belt at the
back. The young matron's hat is of black
hemp, with a transparent brim, and has two
spear-Jhaped ornaments as Its sole trimming.
On of Philadelphia' most attractive matron.
,rsv Andrew Whl4JV wears extremely
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Frank Elghmlrc, of Poughkeepsle, N. Y,,
Is tho guest of her father, Mr. Martin Trlller,
of 6107 Hazel avenue. Ills granddaughter, Mrs.
Sherman Bennett, and her son, Sherman
Bennett, Jr., havo returned to their homo in
New York.
Tho AVcst Philadelphia A. C. held n reception
on Wednesday evening at tho homo of Miss
Isnbol Young, 223 South Gist street. The roomw
wero decorated with tho colors of tho club.
Dancing was also a feature. Among thoso
present wero Mls3 Wlufrcd Brcslln, Miss Reno
Johnson, Miss Sua Thompson, Miss Catherine.
Bronnan, MIes Dorothy Potct, Miss Sadlo Ellis,
Miss Ethel Young, Miss Isabel Young, Mr.
James Coyle. Mr. Jack Freeman, Mr. Philip
Schaefer, Mr. Jamos Borbrldge, Mr. Carl De
Vcckcs, Mr. Paul L. Smiley, Mr. Charles
Brown, Mr. Joseph Boughtery, Mr. Joseph
Boehmcr, Mr. Joseph AValton and Mr. Howard
Wolf.
Mrs. Ellen Hefiton Boyd, of 1GS3 North 54th
street, left this morning for Wellsburg, W. Va.,
whero she will be tho guest of Colonel W. W.
Bcale and Mrs. Beale for tho summer season.
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
The northeast delegation of suffragists In
today's demonstration will be In charge of
the following committee: Mrs. Ella Guthrie,
Mrs. Agnes Hamilton, Miss Anna Coleman,
Miss Julia AVcst, Mrs. Mary Godward, Miss
Sara Adams, Miss Reba Erb, Miss Sadie Flmple,
MIs Ella AVhltaker, Miss Christine Archibald,
Miss Helen Holgatc, Miss Marie Holgate, Miss
Kathryn Knuffman, Miss Hot to. Strunce, Mrs.
Agnes Mellon, Miss Isadoro AVetaer, Miss Anna
AValdman. Miss Anna McCuo will be the grand
marshal for the northeast delegation, which
leaves tho headquarters at 2604 Kensington ave
nue. The Misses Butler entertained at their resi
dence, 2939 Frankford avenue, this week. AVlthln
a few weeks they will leavo for a visit to rela
tives In Brooklyn.
smart trotteur of dark blue serge. The skirt
Is made with an oversklrt draped in apron
effect at the front, and eloping away to the
belt, where It Is finished off by two braided
tabs. The short bolero-like Jacket Is also
braided, and has a rolling collar of black silk.
Over this Is thrown an Angora muffler In tan
color. Mrs. AVheeler's hat Is a good-looking,
wide-brimmed model of black straw, trimmed
with two email wings at either side.
A smart one-piece frock of navy blue taffeta
Is being worn by Miss Edwlna Elklns Bruner.
The skirt, which Is quite full In the prevailing
mode, Is shirred at the waist Una and again
lower down, where a second belt of the taffeta
encircles the hips. The waist is In jumper
effect, with sleeves of blue chiffon and a per
fectly plain flat collar of whlto satin. Miss
Bruner's hat Is a fetching model of blue straw,
to match the tone of her frock, and Is trimmed
with dark blue and brilliant orange flowers and
wheat
A boyish Norfolk suit In a becoming Bhade
of green Is worn by Miss Kitty Brinton. Her
hat 1 of straw, In a cafa au lalt shade, faced
with satin, and has iwo curled quills twisted
flat on the crown. On cool days Miss Brinton
wears a good-looking neckpiece of white fox.
Miss Eulalle AVllIcox Is wearing for warm days
a becoming frock of navy blue wide-striped
taffeta. The skirt Is quite voluminous, the ful
ness being held In plaits over the hip. A hand
made collar of white and a wide-brimmed hat
of dark blue straw complete the coatum.
Preparations for Annual Affair and Num
ber of Parking Spaces Predict Successful
Affair.
Parking spaces for tho Roso Tree Fox Hunt
ing Club's spring racn meet, ono of the best
known social ovents of tho spring season, have
been coming In rapidly, and to Judga from nil
appearances society will turn out In full forco
next Saturday afternoon. Tho races will start
nt 2:15 o'clock, nnd tho program Includes six
events, several of which nro almost ns old ns
tho club and as well known. Notably among
them Is tho first ovent, tho raco for farmers'
workhorses and ridden only by bona fldo fnrm
crs of Delaware, Chester and Montgomery
Counties. Tho other ono la tho famous cross
country race, which has been run over tho
club's picturesque courso slnco 1S69.
This raco Is ono of tho most popular ovents In
tho fox hunting circles, and a win Is very
highly prized. Tho pick of local hunters nnd
steeplechasers' nlways turns out for this event
nnd thero nro usually qulto a few out-of-town
entries to contest with tho local talent for tho
prize. Tho raco is run over a post and rail
courso extending out nnd beyond the club's
grounds over the hills and dales of the sur
rounding country and In constant view of tho
spectators. It Is a splendid raco from tho on
loOKcrs' point of view, ns tho club Is situated
upon u hill and the riders nro seen often like
tiny red-coated mannlklns In the distance, ap
pearing and disappearing behind tho natural
swells of tho land. The Jumps on this course
nro made to counterpart as nearly as posslblo
the natural barriers which would bo encoun
tered In an actual hunt.
Tho sporting element of society will come for
the race, nnd although the Now York delega
tion might bo somewhat smaller than usual,
owing to tho Meadowbrook Club raco meet at
Long Island, It Is expected that thero will be
ninny from that city who havo been In tho
habit of making this trip each year. Society
folk from AY'nshlngton, Baltimore and other
surrounding cities will also be present.
Among those who havo already engaged
parking spaces arc Mr. Dayton Voorhecs, Mr. S.
Grey Dayton, Mr. Daniel B. AA'entz, Mrs. R. C.
James. Mr. Benjamin T. Brltt, Mrs. H. H. Bat
tles, Mr. Samuel D. Riddle, Mr. Harry Wain
Harrison. Mrs. Frederick H. Shelton, Mr. Mor
ris R. Stroud, Mrs. Charles S. Schoen, Dr.
Charles Jack. Mrs. Robert AA. Downing, Mr.
Charles Lccdom, Mr. Carl Foldman. Mrs. AVnl
ter L. Jeffords, Mr. George LIppIncott, Mr.
John J. Campbell and Mr. J. Smylle Herkness.
Tho stewards of the races are Mr. Samuel D.
Riddle, Mr. Charles E. Mather, Mr. A. J. A.
Devereux, General Edward DeAf. Morrell, Mr.
AVVlsh Strawbrldgo nnd Mr. Edward B. Smith.
The Judges are Mr. John H. Hawkins, Mr. Ed
ward F. Beale and Mr. R. Penn Smith. Clerk
of course. Dr. Charles A. Dohan; clerk of
scales. Mr. Richard C. Murtagh; paddock Judge,
Mr. Dan Rice; starter, Mr. Hornce G. Twnddell;
timers, Mr. Leander AV. Riddle and Mr. AV.
Plunkett Stewart; patrol Judges, Mr. Edward B.
Chase, Mr. B. AVatklns and Mr. AV. Foster
Reeve, 3d.
THREE ARTS CLUB
A Number of Artists Will Take Part in
Remarkablo Program Tonight.
A soiree artlstlquo will be given tonight at
the New Century Drawing Room by the Aux
iliary of the Three Arts Club. Among the
foreign artists will be Miss Nelda Humphrey,
a soprano, and Madame Yager, both of the
Metropolitan.
Among Philadelphia favorites will be Miss
Nan Faulkner, contralto; Miss C. Adella Barn
hill, soprano; Mr. Henry Hotz, basso, and Mr.
Oswald F. Blake, tenor; Miss Hilda Schoch,
of the University Players, will give a scene
from "Daddy Longlegs" and other professional
members of the auxiliary will give a humorous
one-act playlet, "Pot of Broth," by Mr. Yates.
Tableaux and dances from the "Masque of
the Primitive Peoples" will be an Interesting
feature.
The program will be closed with the singing
of MUss Humphreys' "God Bless You, My
Dear," by Adrladne Holmes Edwards, New
York's popular composer of lyrics, who is a
member of the board of managers of the
Three Arts Club. A dan.ee will follow, with
music from the Belfleld Country Club.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Invitations have been Issued by Mrs. J. Frank
Black, of Chester, for a reception to be given
to Mrs. Edward Lawrence Conwell and Mrs.
E. Garnett-Pendleton. Mrs. Garnett-Pendle-ton
and Mrs. Conwell are thla season's brides
nnd are very popular with the younger set In
Chester,
Mr. and Mrs. AA'llllam Brady, of Chester, will
shortly return from Atlantic City, where they
have spent a rather protracted honeymoon.
Mrs. Brady will be remembered as Miss Miriam
Gallagher, one of last year's debutantes.
LANSDOWNE
The ladles of the Aronlmlnk Golf Club cave
a bridge at the club yesterday afternoon, Muslo
and dinner followed the game. More- than 150
of the members were present.
At the annual electlqn of the AA'oman' Tem
perance Union of East Lansdowne Mrs. Charles
Illman was elected president; Mrs. B. P.
Norman and Mrs. A. Atkins, vice presidents;
Mies Alberta Illman, secretary, and Mrs. A. L
CwssU. treasures.
THE wedding of Miss Helen R. tllman, i
niece of Mr, and Mrs. Morris Bfosknd, of
4143 Main street, Manayunk, and Mr, Isadora
Lowenthal, of 2633 North l?th street, w(U tak
placo tomorrow night at fifo'clodk at the Stu
dents' Chapter, Park and fiusquelianna ave
nues, which will be decorated with palmft,.
ferns and flowers. Tho ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev, Dr. Manrln Nathart, of
the Beth Israel Congregation, and will be fot
lowed by ri dinner and reception. Tha brlds
will wear a lovely gown of while satin,
trimmed with ducheese lace and pearls. Iter
tulle veil will fall to the hem of the long court
train, and will bo arranged with orange bios
some. She will carry a shower bouquet of;
lilies of tho valley. Miss Reglna Ulm&h, who
will bo her sister's maid of honor, wilt wear a
quaint frock of pink charmeuse and duchess
ln.ee, made with a full skirt and plain waist.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Elsie Ulman, Miss
Rosalind Attic, Miss Bertha Elnhorn and Mil
Helen AVclss. The bridal party will Include
also two flower girls, Miss Naomi Lowenthal
and Miss Sylvia Classman. s
Sir. Nathan Lowenthal will be his brother '
best man, nnd the ushers will be Mr. Morris
Daub, Mr. Joromo Lowenthal, Mr. Maxwell
Appel and Mr. Jack White. The bridegroom
and bride will spend their honeymoon In At- -Inntlc
City. They will bo at horns after lisy
15 at 4145 Main street.
FRANCIQCO-PISANO.
A protty 4 o'clock wedding took place yester
day In St. Mary Magdalen de Pazxl's .ChUrch,
7th nnd Montrose streets, when Miss Margaret
Plsnno, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MIchaol
Plsnno, became tho bride of Mr. John N.
Francisco, 2248 . Carpenter street The bride
woro a beautiful whlto satin gown with an
oversklrt of lace. Sho carried a bouquet of
lilies of tho valley and whlto calla lllleo. She
was attended by Miss Julia Paradise as the
maid of honor. Miss Paradise wore a pink
gown nnd carried a shower bouquet of pink
roses. The best man wns Mr. Leonard Adduce.
Tho other attendants were Miss Margaret
Fratanluone, Miss Minnie Mnturano, Mr. An
thony Glnnpletro and Mr. Louis Flora, lmms-'
dlatcly nfter the ceremony a wedding supper
wns served at Beneficial Hall, 8th and Mont
rose streets. Music and dancing followed.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Maria
Francisco, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Pasquarella,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Michael Costclla, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Glannlnl, Mr. nnd Mrs. Michael Matu
rnno, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sparks, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Adduce, Miss Genevlevo Paradise,
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Columbo, Mr, nnd Mrs.
Joeeph Glenpletuo, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Flora, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Puglesl, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Bernard Rlzzl, Mr. and Mrs. Amedla
Bovlo, Mrs. Rose ropoll, of Baltimore, Md.j
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Francisco, Mr. and Mrs.
Amelllo Dalcclo, Miss Anna Hahn, Mr. and
Mrs. Olympla Marseilles and others. The brlds
and bridegroom left Immediately after the cere
mony on tholr honeymoon to the South. They
will return to this city about Juno 1.
CAMPISO-DELOPA.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Delopa, 514 Carpenter
street, held a large reception last night nt
Lyric Hall, 928 South 6th street, In honor of
tho marriage of their daughter. Miss Grac
Delopa, to Mr. Gcorgo Camplso, 1009 South 6th
street. Tho ceremony was performed by
Father Fofislllerl at the hail. Tho bridal party
consisted of Miss Elizabeth Delopa, Mr.
Nicholas Provlno, Miss Lena Prete, Miss Maria
Llello, Mr. Angelo Nottnro and Mr. Marl.ua
Ballomo. Among the guests -at the reception
were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fusel, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Delopa, Mr. and Mrs. Pletro Prete,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raffa, Mr. and Airs.
Joseph A'lco, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pecorinof
Sir. nnd Mrs. Caspar Montjo, Mr. and Mrs,
Anthony Montjo, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fuccl,
Sir. and Mrs. Anthony Fuccl, Sir. and Mrs
Michael Demnrco, Sirs. Jenny Avenzo, Mr,
and Sirs. Joseph Demarco, Sllss Dorothy Mc
Cullough, Sir. Stlnjo Rgern, Sir. and Sirs. Gio
vanni Slaronte, Sllss Slarjorle Vlncenzo, Stiss
Agnes Ssaggo, Sllss Tilly Ssaggo and. Mr.
Rlcnrdo Ssaggo.
NICHOLINO CANBIONE.
Sllss Angelina Canblone, 24S North 62d Btreet.
and Mr. Antonio Nlchollno, 840 League streets
were united In marriage Wednesday, at ths
Roman Catholic Church of the Lady of Good
Counsel, Sth nnd Christian streets. The brlds
wore a beautiful gown of white eatln, with an
oversklrt of old lace. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.
Sllss Carolina Canblone was the maid of honor,
She was charming In a gown of pink, with a
fetching pink straw bonnet. She carried a,
huge bouquet of pink roses. The beat man
was Mr. Michael Pasquarella. About CO Imme
diate friends of the two families attended a
reception and supper given at the home of the
bride's parents. Immediately afterward th
couple left for New York, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
AVILDE DAVOT.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Davot and Sir.
Furman.Sheppard AVIlde, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Richard C. AVIlde, was solemnized Thursday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock, In St. Clement's Epli
copal Churph, the Rev. C. P. Quinn offtclatlnir,
Mr. Wilde was attended by Sir. Frank Depur ",
as best man. Only the Immediate families ar
friends were present. After the ceremony tl a
young couple left on their wedding trip, atj,
on their return Mr, and Mrs. AVIlde will occupj
their new home. 903 North ,63d steet, Over-l
brook.
GARRY-DRUDY.
The marriage of Mlsa Mary Drudy, of :0
South Alder street, took place on Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, to Mr, Thomas Joseph
Garry, The ceremony was performed In ths
Epiphany Church, 11th and Jackson streets, th
Rev. .Father Kane ortlclatlng. The bride was
attended by her sister, Sllss Catharine Drudy.
On their return from their wedding trip Mr
and Mrs. Garry will live In AVest Philadelphia,
The wedding la announced of Miss Beartr.a
Veronica Ruane, of New York, to Mr Charles
Anderson Donnelly, of New York, formerly )f
743 South 15th street, on Saturday. April 21. 13)5-
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