EVENING- LEDGEB HlUADBLPaiA. TUESDAY MAY 4, 1015. S30AL ' " it L '-' wmm I vC xR-i'T' JKfr J$ dllU I 111 1 ILaYi J Yv I I IN. I J 4-c THE weddlnrl of MUs Frances W7iBtok8 nd Mr. Iu C. Clark. Jr.. F Vtr York, which will take plnco at t J? tomorrow nl Bt. Peter'. Church. 3.1 - Trine trcctB, only tho Immediate SjL flnd a very few Intnmato friends IffSnfte present. Thero will be no bridal ifUm (,ut Mr. Orenvllle Clark, a. brother IS?K wMocroom. will act as best man. .set m "--" . .,,. ilufinrw reception, nowevcr, win bo tho RTren After the cnunin m. i" vnr., . llfinVli country place. In Gcrmantown ijfet, Rna Mrs. Edward Baldwin Oloason, 'IftltMJ Chestnut street, will Introduce KMt daughter. Miss Helen tJleason. at Ptii to be given on Monday, November K'. ffi(ls Eleanor Bryant, who has been rStnUng tho week-end In Atlantic City. Kretum to her home. 116 South 22d Rtmt, today. HKJ snd Mrs. Balph M. Townsend and ffceilr, of 2035 Do Lanoey place, will Kna the summer In Tork Harbor, where tj)y have taken n house. Milt. Alexis du Pont Parker, of Denver. Coli l"1' ls8UC(1 Invitations lor mo mnr- ftigeof his dauRhtcr, miss neien ucnis . .- .. n.. Ttnrrv Bond AVIImcr. on iptKer, i" " - - KwiSay. May 25. at 12 oTIock, In the Church of tho Good Shepherd, Ilosemont. Breakfast will follow the ceremony at Wk Bird, Itosomont, tho homo of Mrs. ijjln&ld Morris, sister of tnc urine. '. .mt Mrs. Edward B. Mears mo- i '. a. it., rinlnwnrn Wntcr Gan on wrea io " - - - Eifurday, whero they spent tho week- end. Mr'- Mears win icnvo n x'rmuy, r. ' , .nanrl hn summer with her jiay vu icii Mr. Bryan Ferguson Mears, who jii a ranch at jacKson s now, ju. in., ii.nrlelta W. Sanders, of 1225 Lo- ..t .trt. will occupy her cottace In iBir Harbor, Me., for tho summer months. !tUa Anita Sanders nnd Miss Estclle Anders will leavo tho end of June, with Jitrl. Horace Brewster Burt, for her ranch iS. C. at Jackson's Hole. "Wye, where ibty will remain for a couple of months. ij'Ir. J. Blddle Torter nnd Miss Mar !?pr.tta Torter, Miss Katherlno Rush L'porUr and Miss Elizabeth Porter, of SvrWngton, D. C, will leave early In lltni for their cottage In Bar Harbor. 3le. BJlrs. Henry C. Chapman, of 2017 AVnl ffiotstreet, will leave shortly for Bar Har fer, Ma., where she will occupy her cot fee on ML Desert street for tho summer. Kb elaborate affair, or flower market, tjfll be held May 22 to demonstrate tho IttJUluj of tho practlcnt work nccom- JlMied by the students of the School of Horticulture for Women at Ambler. The fjlrls will bo dressed In appropriate ola tIm',costumes of farmers' daughters. nd, In addition to managing tho vari ous booths of the fair, they will servo an old-fashioned supper, which will bo followed by dancing In tho auditorium fct 'the school building. f5q the afternoon there will also be nn Important garden conference, with sev eral distinguished bpcaker. Including Mr. Mi,urlo Fuld, of New Yoik, and Dr. 'John MacFarlane, of the Botanical Do ftutpient of the University of Pennsyl vania. k.Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Levlck, ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sidney Sambo and their young son, have closed tfelr home, Whltewood, at Ogontz, Pa., M41 are occupying their new home nt CheUea, where they will spend tho sum mer .months. Mr. and Mrs. Levlck will ;Uo have as their guests Mr. nnd Mrs. jAVMUm Mulford, 3d. of "Wyncote. Mrs. Mulford will bo remembered as Miss loulse, Levlck. I.The dlnner-danoc scheduled for May 7 at tho Huntingdon Valley Country Club ttl take place on May 8 Instead. fMr. and Mrs. Aubrey Huston aro being eonrratulated upon the birth of a daugh Jtt'en Thursday, April 23. Mrs. Huston 111 be remembered ns Miss Helen Mr. and Mrs. Thnmnn T TTnnlr nt W Bouth Rlttenhouse square, will open thw country house at Haverford tomor row. Their daughter, Mrs. J. Leslie .0vU, of US South ISth street, will spend PMt of the summer with them. SUM. TVIIMnm T Y-. . . in... rfl..j V i-Sll run., ui lioai LSrTir lane, gave an Informal tea to l pumter of her friends on Saturday. 'Along; the Main Line iQTEKB&OOf Atnannmantfi n iinrlaM fj'yjor a vaudeville show at the Ovor- S..VU.. uo,r U1U0 on -vyednesday, May 26. &2, lfV,Uon or Mr- Phillip Castner. ftp!" Katherlno Buckley Tullldge, one ui I M0, debutantes, has returned bt 5.cm8 m Overbrook from Wash )r.if!2'. ,.C" wHere she was extensively fii. v""eJi ?he "" th "" ot Mr. SrTrtSob'rt M- Dobbins. RktT;.M111 a.m BmPSon. Jr.. president of ftttJ;.! ,e'.S,,f Club- ot Philadelphia, will te&w? . menbers of the club at LTK-nvtomorrow at t"9 Acorn Club. Bui i.ellfon wlU be Preceded by a busl Hni !tlnir. f0r th0 re-election of ofn fli.Jbie dub h8B J"st "ad a "ost ,n..?',',rul year muslcallv undar th abla iliilln of Mr. Carl RrhnMrt,r. LMn. 1.1. -i. . Rma i i '" " wse, or 6163 Drexel lUff an S!0,Pny her mother-in-law. Iwy.M i?108' t0 Atlantic City tomor- m? "" remain several days. Germanfnwn lS?! Bmlr I1bV(. .lw nf ihhnl.. l'wViSu ?as rturned from a short J&In her cottage at Buck Hills Falls. !&! X2Z?JHJ tlanttB -, -.-I "Y" r.tu"w nrk.rv "u reiurnea io uerman- rHav. ? thy wl" 8Pend thB remaln u3$' f spring. .'?: ?e'rman. of 7W7 Ger- -,,.,-v, da rciurpea irom er- ittt1"' nalph C Puhim. "t Har- nar L.H m.:mt,."'" " .?".Ml8- ImbHdiT x. n uusnneu wart, B "' "" tofr)."..Ml,,f "len Van Du.en. of ito r(ff.,n.!'.n' V" b Btum in- " uaa recoverea rrom m W!S a,nd ,a 8PnJlng everal Yn r.:.; '"" :?.u"' 'a ""! WBdinrn . "" V8n Du8e, w lfO rVt r. """ ,U11U1B m DfOOK- RW rtturnlnj to her home In Ger, I. A. Kesselman, o 3U Shedaker A;51 IKON street, left Saturday for nn extended visit to Kan Francisco. Naval Constructor Uldiard Duncan Gntenood, U 8. N., and Mrs. Gnlewood will ictlttn todny from a fishing tilp bf several days In the Porono Mountnlns. Mr. nnd Mrs. Burton Etherlngton enter tnlncd at dinner on Ralurdny evening nt the Germanlnwn Cricket Club. Their guests Included Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Do Itousse. Mr. nnd Mrs. Horry Coffin, Mr. and Mrs. M. Freeman. At the house dance which Mrs. Joseph Huston, of Lebanon lane nnd Wlssa hlckon avenue, Is arranging for her lltttlo daughter on Saturday afternoon, Mny 8, about 50 little boys and girls have been In vited. The house will be artistically deco rated with spring (lowers and every sort of game for the nmusement of tho chil dren Is promised. Mr. nnd Mrs. Morlco C. Burton, of 3018 West Coulter street, hnve tnken a cottngo at Buck Hill Falls for tho summer months. Mr. James Franks, of Trenton, N. J., spent tho week-end with friends In Gcr mantown. Miss Mabel Leonnrd, of 221 West School Houso lane, has returned to her home from Atlantic City, where she was the guest of Miss Laura Dotterer McCowan at her cottage. Mrs. Charles BlUard hns returned to her home, 4145 Morris street, from a shop ping trip to Now York. Mrs, Oswnld Hampton Schell, of 432 West School House lane, accompanied by her son, Oswnld Hampton Schell, Jr., loft yestordny to spend the week nt Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, N. J. Mr Scholl will Join them on Friday to spend tho week end nt tho shore. Miss Clara Barbn, of .1107 West Coulter street, will entertain at luncheon tomor row nt her home. The tnblc decoratloons will be daffodils anil the fa'vors will nlso be yellow to carry out the color schema. Among tho guests will be Mrs. W. P. Bnrbn, Mrs. Arthur J. Coterlll, Mrs. Hnrry Davison, Mrs. Frank Albert, Mrs. row at her home. The table decorations Samuel Dedaker, Mrs. Frederick Musser nnd Miss Elizabeth Qulnn. Along the Reading Mrs. Henry C. Jennings, of Greenwood avenue, Wyncote, cntertnlned yesterday nt lunch nt her home. About 20 guests were present. The tables were decorated with sprlnp flowers. Mr. Walter Grtfllth McFarland, Jr.. ot Oak Lane, has tnken a house on Wash ington lnne, near Bethnyies station, which ho will occupy nfter his marriage to Miss Mitchell, of 3143 Morris street. Tho wedding will take place In the early spring. Miss Mnrgaret Kimball and Miss Anna Kimball, formerly active in tho younger set of Tioga, will entertain their "."00" club nt their new residence, 4337 Yolk road, this coming neck. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bcrger. of Wyncote, will return to their home from Florida this week. Miss Edna S. Brown, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Brown, of Wyncote, will becomo tho brldo of Mr. Leonard Brltan In September. A number of linen showers nnd luncheons aro being given In her honor. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel H. Rand, of Mountain avenue. Oak Lane, hnve left for their country home near Doylestown, whero they will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Taggcrt, who hnvo been spending the winter at tho Rodman, opened their home on 8th street, Oak Lnne, last week, for tho spring nnd summer. , The Festival of the Flowers, a cantata, will be given In the parish building of St. John's Lutheran Church, Mclroso Park, on Saturday evening. May 8. Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore C. Knauff. of 12th street and 68th avenue, will spend the summer with their son, Mr. Jack Norworth. at his house in Gainsborough Gardens, Hampstcad, London, England, which ho will occupy during tho run of Sir James M. Mnrrle's burlesque, now playing at tho Duke of York Theatre. Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel Crawford, of 701 North 63d street, have closed their town house and are occupying their summer homo on Cloverly lane, Rydal. Mlas Delia Holcumb Brown, of 864 Highland avenue, Overbrook, wa honor guest at a theatre party last evening given by Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Rand, of Wyncote. Supper was served to them nt tha Bellevue-Strotford after tho theatre. There were six guests. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ewlng will bo at home after June 1, at 220 East 23d street. Chester. Mrs. Ewlng was Mlas Mary Christine Dodds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dodds, of York road, be fore her marriage April js. The aienslde Branch of the Needle work Guild of America will hold a con vention this afternoon In Glenslde M. E. Church. Mrs. Truman H. Newberry, of Detroit, will address the meeting. Other Speakers of the afternoon Include Miss Rosamond K. Bender nnd Mrs. Percy Teal. The regular meeting of the Review Club, of Oak Lane, will be held In the Oak Lane Library tomorrow afternoon. It will be "Philadelphia Day." The Bpeaker for the afternoon will be Miss Anna Magnus Earle. The committee In charge Includes Miss E. U Crowell. MrB. Talbot. Mrs. Longsmlth, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Overn. Mrs. Docker, Mrs. Pipping, Mrs. Rublcam and Miss Hellerman. Roxborough Mrs. Ernest Barras, of 4S0 Martin street, entertained at luncheon today when her guests were Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, Miss Carrie Earnshaw, Miss Florence Barras, Mrs. Charles Service Taylor, Miss May Watson, MUs Carolyn Mitchell, Miss Myra Mitchell and Miss Bertha PIckel, Tho hostess, who re cently returned from her wedding Jour ney through the South, will be remem bered as Mlas Mary Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, of 521 East Hermitage street, Mrs. George Ely, of Martin street, en tertained the King's Daughters of the Fourth Reformed Church, of Manayunk, at luncheon this afternoon, Her guests, who devote their meetings to sewing for patients In St. Timothy's Hospital, were Miss Elizabeth McCook, Mrs. Harry Craft, Mrs. William J. Beatty, Mrs. Ham ilton Beatty. Miss Fannie Norbury, Mrs. Frank MacDonald, Mrs. Walter Button, Mm. Viola Gouldle, Mr. Charles Kerkes lager, Mrs. Francla Ely, Mrs. Nellie Gar forth, Mrs. Isaac Ward, Mrs. James Cairns, Mrs. 3. Wesley Norbury and MUs Sarah McCook. Ml Anna Du Oan. of 41M Manayunk avenue, gave a card party last night l honor of ilii fn Cartledge, of HolmeaLurg, who la her truest. MRS. CHARLES RANDOLPH SNOWDKN Who was the beautiful Miss Berthe Churchman. Mrs. Snowden is otic of the most popular matrons of the Main Line. The photograph is by Miss Mathilde Weil. South Philadelphia Mr. nnd Mrs. John P. Gibbons, of D22 Mifflin street, gnvo a dance Saturday nt their homo In honor ot the ISth birthday of their daughter, Miss Lillian Gibbons. Among tho guests w'ere: Miss Ethel Bar tell, Mls.s Ellznbcth Bali, Miss Sarah Kali ler, Miss Mny Flannlgan, Miss Allco Brinnlshotz, Miss Snrnh Vlto, Miss Anna AUIbonc, Miss Cathnrlne Matz, Miss Irene Ilothspnck, Mr. James Dooley, Mr. Wnl ter Burk, Mr. William Glvvons, Mr. James Wctllelil, Mr. Edward Wrlner, Mr. Harry Tucker, .ir. Leo limit., Mr. Thomas Glvvons, Mr. John Ulvons nnd Mr. John McFndden. Miss Elizabeth Mann. 160.1 South Mh stieet. was given n surprise partv Sntnr il:iv nl !t! h' t f nf line f-ir.i '-. guests brought armfuls of red and white dnliitj' basket ttiuihct, whii'i wim n- Joyeil later In the evening. Miss Vlxtnn ! Sesnl and Miss Diana Ilcbliionltx sang op eratic selections from "Carmen" nnd "Faust." Other guests provided music for dnnclng. Among thoso present were: Miss Ida Knrp, Miss Fay Kchucker, MIhh Frances Formnn. Miss Julia llumstlne, Miss Irene Cohen. Mls-s EHtelle Cohen, Miss Rao Mann, Mr. Herman Schomcr, Mr. Albert Berger, Mr. Herman llarrlsh, Mr. Charles Noble, Mr. llermnn Gorb, Dr. L. Madeler, Mr. Milton Gottlob and Mr. Sidney Klein. Dr. nnd Mrs. M. S. Kclser, of 1301 South Bth street, will go to Wlldwood, N. J., this week with their dnughter. Miss Ele anor Kclser, where they will open their cottage for the summer. They will enter tain a houso party of young people there over tho week-end next woek. Tho marriage of Miss Anna Kessler, daughter of Mr. Joseph Kessler, of this city, look place on Sunday at the homo of hei sister, Mrs. Mary Block. In Den ver, Colo., to Mr. Benjamin Hoffman. On their return from their wedding trip thoy will occupy their new home, 2563 Law rence street, Denver. Lansdowne Mrs. W. II. Sheahan. of Falrvlew ave nue. Is ntertnliilng Miss Leila Strotmnn, of Baltimore. Miss Helen Brown, of Forrest 'avenue, entertntped a number of friends nt her homo last evening. Announcement Is made of tho marriage of Miss Bertha Eager, of Aldan, to Mr. George J. O. Kane, of Atlantlo City. Miss Mnrgaret Burko and Miss Allco Sharplcss, of Media, will leavo this week for California, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rlgby, who have Just roturned from their wedding trip, will make their homo In Lennl. Mrs. Rlgby will be remembered ns Miss Ger trude Smith, of Media. Michael O. flcully, of St. Charles' parish, UiLH law, .viii ,,u Hit." iw ileal ui ilia ic covery irom n. very bcvuiu uinpa, Mr. and Mrs. George A. McLean, of Highland Park, are receiving congratu lations on the birth of a daughter. Tho Are company of Highland Park will present "II. M. S. Pinafore" nt the flrehouse, May 8. A danco will follow the play. A meeting will ba held nt the home of Mr. William Herrman, of Highland Park, tomorrow evening, to organize a tennis club. The Upper Darby High School will hold Its annual field day and Interclass meet on May 22. Under the auspices of St. John's Church, an old-time symbolic open-air festival will be held on the lawns of Mr. A. C. Balch and Mrs. John Ridings, on West Baltimore avenue, May 22. More than 200 people will take part, and after the festival dinner and dancing will fol low. Mr. William 11. Worrel, of Eaat Green wood avenue. Is spending the week In Wllkes-Barre. Mrs. Edward Reld chaperoned a motor party of young people Saturday to attend the races In Atlantlo City. Among the party were Mrs, Isabel Jackson, Miss Helen Reld, Miss Marion Hart. Mrs. Ar thur Davis, Mr. Loyd Reld and Mr. Roy Lyster. Mrs, Elmer Beacham and her son have returned from a visit to friends In Nor folk, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stataell, of Wheat land avenue, entertained a house party at Ocean Cty oyer the week end. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Tay lor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sagendorph. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ogden and Miss Louise Van Zant. Mr and Mrs. Curtis Hirst, of 109 Fow elton avenue, are receiving congratula tions on the, birth of a daughter. MAY HOP AND DANCE Mt. Sinai Hospital to Benefit by En tertainment Tomorrow Night. In order to raise funds with which to help carry on the good work of tho Mount Slnal Hospital, tho Friends, an auxiliary of tho hospital, ,havo made Ilnal arrange, ments for n May hop nnd dance, which will take placo tomorrow evening nt the Apollo Hall, 172G North Broad street. Tho committee has uoiked hard to make this Ilnal dame of this season one of the moot beautiful affairs they have nn yet undertaken Tim hall will bo elaborate ly decorated with palms and Mowers. Music will be rendered by u very select orrhcHtin. Upon entering, every lady will recelvu n souvenir. There will bo exhi bition dancing in which a number of the moMt popular young men and women will participate. Tho committee In charge includes: Chairman, Mr. Meyer B. Squires; vice elialnnan, Mr. Jack J. Wolpeit; secre tary, Miss Rose O. Llcbstcr; treasurer, Misv Minnie Rosenthal; chairman of ad vertising. Miss Estclla Katllu; chairman of refreshments. Miss Llllye Master, as sisted by Miss lieba Znger. North Philadelphia Announcement Is made of tho en gagement of Miss Emma Strand, of Z&58 North 33d street, to Mr. Leon Robertson, of Richmond, Vn. Announcement of the wedding will bo made at a later date. St. Malachy's Catholic Club held Its third weekly card party on Friday night at the homo of Mr. Edward F. Walsh, 1508 North 11th street. Tho next one will tnko place on Friday, May 9, at HIM North 10th street. Tho marriage of Miss Aline. A. Sellg, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ely K. Sellg, of 142 West Glrard avenue, to Mr. Al fred S. Elseman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eluemnn, of New York, will take place on Tuesday, Juno 1, In the Rodeph Shalom Synagogue, Broad and Mount Vernon streets, nnd will be followed by a dinner at the Bellevuo-Stratford. Miss Sellg has selected Miss Blanche Hlrsch for mnld of honor; Mrs. Hownrd Vogel, of New York, matron of honor; Miss Huth Klrschbaum, flower girl, nnd the follow ing bridesmaids; Miss Rosalie Danen- baum. Mm Julius Long Stern, Mrs. Abel Rosenberg nnd Miss Mildred Strouse, of Baltlmoio, Md.; Miss Mildred Singer, Miss Louisa Klec, of New York; Miss Rose Hlrsch and Miss Edna Steppachcr. Mr. Elseman will have Mr. Herbert Wolff, of Now York, for best mnn, nnd his ushers will be Mr. Henry Lang, Mr, Louis Stern, Mr. Herbert Burgunder, of Baltimore; Mr. Philip Arnold, Jr., Mr. Maurice Step pacher, Mr. Arthur Aloe, Mr. Howard Vogel and Mr. Richard Wolff of New York. Tioga The regular monthly meeting of the Tioga Business Men's Association will be held on Thursday night nt the headquar ters of the association, 3643 Germautown avenue. Friends of Mrs. Thomas Bird, wife of tho Rev. Dr. Thomas Bird, pastor of the Templo Baptist Church. Tioga nnd 22d stieets, will be pleased to hear that she Is recovering from a recent serious ill ness. A largely attended reception In honor of the Mth anniversary of the Protestant Episcopal Church of tho Resurrection, Broad and Tioga streets, was held last night in the parish house. Addresses were made by the rector, the Rev. J. O. "Mcllhenny, the Rev. It. R. Wlndley, the assistant rector, and Mr William P. Bnrba. MISS ESTELLA KATLIN Who is a member of the com- mlttoa in charge of the dance to be given tomorrow night for Mt. Sinai Hospital. .&4.-r ..tsBBBSSSSSSSSSSSSHBk tV r SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSB ' BBBBBBBF BBBBBBBBBbIHbbBBBBBBBBb1 BBB xBBBbIbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbI EbbbV$ vSbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb BBVsd S HHnHBOraHBBBBBBBf tBBB&t"-' ?'5' '-!aSKl83WBBBBBVt BBBBBBBttBVMBBnaSHBBBBBBBBBj West Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Halbcrt Powers Gillette, of Hamilton Court, will give a dansnnt at the Phllomuslan Club on Saturday af ternoon In honor of their daughter, Miss Loulso Scranton Gillette. There will be nbout f.0 guests. Mr. and Mm. Gillette and their daughter will leavo about the middle, of June for Madison, Conn., where they will spend the summer. Mrs. George Derbyshire will entertain at luncheon, followed by bridge, tomorrow afternoon at her apartment, 4W2 Walnut street Her guests will include .Mrs. E. E. Kimble, Mrs. J. Bertram Hervey, Miss Beatrice Banks Zellner, Miss Bertyo Wlnslow. MUs Oertrude E. Keliv, Miss Ella Mnllon, Miss Marlon Murray, Mrs. J. Augustus Boers, Mrs. Horace W. McFet ildge, Mrs. Llnd M. Baker, Mrs. Wilson Lay Evans, Mrs. Howard Ivlns Hnnce, Mrs. Edward C. Bcndere. Mrs. William B. Scnttcrgood, Mrs. H. Thomas Kessler and Mrs. Blalno W. Scott. A Junce will bo given tonight at the Tiacy. ,16th and Chestnut streets. The Lambda Slgmo Fraternity will hold their annual minstrel show and dance on Saturday evening, May S, at the I'nllo muslan Club, 3041 Walnut street. Those taking part nie Mr. Robert Emblck, Mr Parrls Haug. Mr. Edward Black, Mr. Rlchurd Patterson, Mr. Michael Patter son, Mr. Herbert Bear, Mr. Miller Howett, Mr. Jack Dillon and Mr. Warren Wells. Mr. nnd Mrs. Preston Swller, ur 1617 North Allien street, entertained at their home Friday In honor of the anniversary of their daughter, Miss Catherine Swller. Among the guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Swller, Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Fox, Mrs. Eliza beth Swller and Miss Elizabeth Swller. Miss Frances Cumberland entertained tho Zeto Phi Deltn Sorority at her home on Friday. Among those present were Miss Mnybelle Peterson, MIbs Edith Lam bert, Miss Beulah Grinsley, Miss Con stnnce Hubbard, Miss May Cumberland, Miss Allco Madden. Miss Ruth Halght. Mr. George Garrett. Mr. Russell Hub bnrd, Mr. George Gullle, Mr. Leon Gar rett, Mr. L. Huston. M. Samuel Spangler, Mr. Frank Gullle, Mr. E. Hubbard. Mr. Alfred Gullle and Mr. Archie Josephs. Camden and Vicinity Mrs. Thomas West Claggett, of Balti more, Is spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Mary Starr, of 6th and Linden streets. They will spend the sum mer at Atlantlo City. Mrs. Harold Bottomley, Wellwood ave nue, Merchantvllle, gave a large "shower" In honor of her friend. Mlas Adele Taylor, of 621 Perm street. Among the guests were Miss Mary Porter, Miss Dorothv Porter, Mrs. Alfred Burling. Miss Edith Ambrustcr, Miss Truscott. Miss Coffin Miss Buchwaller. Mrs. L. B. Humphreys, Mrs. W. P. Hollenger, Miss Mary Wilson. Mrs. R. II. Nulty, of 6th and Washing ton streets, has announced the engage ment of her daughter, Stlss Miriam Nulty, to Mr. W. H. Flnkeldey. Mr. and Mrs. William Coffin and Miss Nancy Collin have given up their home at 2d and Cooper streetti and will move AVednesday to the coffin home near Ash land, New Jersey. Wilmington Dr. and Mrs. J. Harmer RJIe have an nounced tho engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Helen Harmer Rile, to Mr. Wal ter R. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson. Mrs. Leonard E. Wales has Issued cards fora tea at her home In this city on Fri day afternoon, May 7. Mrs. John M. Wilson, of New Castle, has been highly honored by election as honorary vice-president for life of the National Society United States Daughters of 1S12, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Edmund P. Moody. Mrs. A. II. Smith, Mrs. Millard F Corkran and Mrs. Charles F. King, of this city, and Miss Anne Cunningham, ot Smyrna, attended the convention as dele gates from the Delaware Society. Captain Peter Bloomiburg and Mrs. Bloomsburg celebrated their golden wed ding anniversary yesterday at their home, 818 Adams street. Captain Bloomsburg was one of the first captains In the em ploy of the Wilson steamboat line. Notices for tha Bocietu page will Ije accepted and printed in tho Eve ning Ledger, out all $uch notice mutt be written on one tide of the paper, mutt be signed in fu,ll, with full address, and when poult la telephone number tnu.it be given. Send 'all such communicaflottj fo "Bocietv Editor," JSpenin? Ledger, SOU Chestnut street. Unless these requirements are carried out so that verification may be possible, the notice will not be published. THE Savoy Opera Company will Rive Its 16th production of Gilbert nnd Sulli van operas, "The Sorcerer" nnd "Trial by Jury" nt the Htoad Street Theatre cm the evenings of May 13, 14 and 15 at 8 o'clock. The beneficiaries aro the Ger mantown Hoys' Club nnd tho Baldwin Day Nursery. The cants: THE HOItcnilBIt. Sir Mnrmftihikr t'elntilritrt an eMrrlt buronet Mr. V. Ashby llro Alexin of the ilrnsi1ter (Hunts his son lr. Philip Warren Cooke Doctor Ufllv Vlrar or rinirrteldh Mr. (1. PMntou MldJl.Inn Notarj .... .. !)r lame II. Jones John Wllllnnton tl-or J. ll Co., fnnillv orf,rfrs..Mr. ('Interne ('. Hrlnton lAdr Sinitniiire a laili f antlenl lineage Mls Helen II. nillttto Aline, her daughter, betrothed Io Alexia, MlM Helen lliirhiiin.ni Mrs. I'arlM, a pi.n nppnAr, MIm Mry Monroe Decker I Constance- lift dnuahtor Mli Alhfrta W. Brlnton 'rntAt. liv .tl'liv !..!. tl. .,,..... ,. tl.lH,,.l .,,,,.., .....ir. ,iirHir i., i.idiiv,,: I'lftlntirr Mint Helen (luchnnsn( v.Dunnri lor pimmm .Air. w t'mmou .maaii'iun, lWendmt Mr. Philip Warren Cookol thr... Mr William llnlrd Klofer, 2dl Foreman or the Jury.... Mr. Ueor P. Iloma Among the patronesses are Mrs. E. i Nnrfhpjisf-. Pliilndnlnhia St Cecilia's Total Abstinence Benellclnli Society gave a minstrel show nnd prom-f enndo In Hnnlon's CnFlno. Kensington! nvenue and Cumberland street, last weclt.l The nffnlr was a great success, duo In great part to the excellent coaching of Mr. J. E. Dempscv. The proceeds will be donnted to the renovation fund of the church. The U. S. Grant Social, one of the oldest nnd most popular in the northeast sec tion, will give Its annual excursion this year to New York Sunday, August 2Z. An opportunity to visit Coney Island will be nffnrileil the club followers. This Is the lfith annual event and promises to outclass all previous affairs given by the organization. At the nrst meeting of Bnttory A, of Colonel Fred Taylor Camp, No. 2, Sons ot Veterans, the following were elected to olllce: first lieutenant, (.nanus mump-, son: second lieutenant. Perclvnl Sim-j . ... r. - T". T..p..l,i'l nions; nrsi screum, ""nw -" . ,.,,,, n,n.iA,..iautA, a,'oii nt . Tl. Carrlsli! treas .. iiflltl..n. l.Vnm.ld rualilnilt nt lint. UICI, iiiittiu -..,,,.- ,,, . ........ - --. tery Association, Perclvnl Simmons, vice! president, Oeorge De Frehn. The head-l quarters are at 2006 East Stella nvenue. ! Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorge Austin entertained! nt their home Saturday evening. Several of their guests were from out of town. Mr and Mrs F. II. Hollenbcrg, of Five) Points, are receiving congratulations on I the birth of a son. Miss Frances Ashton nnd Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, of Holmcbtirg. will be among the students who will visit Washington May I!, for tluee days, with the Girls' llkh School. Mrs. John Needham, of 2S12 Frankford nenue, will entertain the members of the Ijiiighorn Country Club nt her home tomorrow evening. Those prewent will be Mrs. Harry Kuenzle, Mrs. Georgo Shaw, Mrs. J. Lowa, Mrs Charles Weckerly, Mrs. Frank Weckerly, Mrs. Adam Lotz, Mrs. George ScbalTer, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. E. Hutt, Mrs. Hagy. Mrs. Paul. Mrs. M. Houtter, Mrs. II. Degenhnrdt. Mrs. Bech tel and Mrs. Itupp. Tho regular monthly meeting of i the Board of School Visitors waa held ln"jthe Adams School last evening. Miss Clara Mondry hns returned from a stag at her home In Shenandoah. Mr. David Mathlas Is spending some time In Pittsburgh, Pa. A debate under the auspices of the St. Michael's Literary Committee will be held tomorrow evening In the St. Michael's Temperance Hall, 1431 German town avenue. Mr. Jack Snmmers, a member of the Ascension Club, Is spending n few months at South Bethlehem. Bed Endowed in Son's Memory Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nenl McQulllen, of this city, have placed nn endowment bed In the Students' Ward of the University Hospital In memory of their pon. Daniel Neal McQulllen, Jr.. ot the class of 1513. The bed ran be utilized bv any student nt the University who cannot afford to pay the sum required of students by the hospital. The Panama-Pacific and San Diego Expositions Are Free to You You can see these world marvels and Impres sive sights without paying a cent. Your every expense from Philadelphia and return will be paid by the Public Ledger-Evening Ledger. 50 persons will take this big free trip. Let us show you how. Now, while you have the chance, fill out and mail this coupon CONTESTANT'S PUBUC LEDGER EVENING LEDGER INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA Please enter my name as a conteatmt for tha Pna,m Pacifjc Exposition Tour, Bend me all the necestary Information and ubsrlption. !..,.,. J atrofnegmtmiiiTO Austin, Mrs Thomas Q. Balrd, Jr, Mrs. V. It. Potter Bradford, MIm Atina O, Baldwin, Mrs. Mortimer Brown, Mr. Reynolds Brown. Mr. Hampton X Car son, Mrs. Arthur L. Church, Mrs, Georgn M. Coittes, Mrs Charles Howard Colket, Mrs, Henry Brlnton Corfe, Mrs. Trevantjn Dallas, Mrs. Edward E. Dennlston, Mrs, James Mapes Dodge, Mrs. Oeorge W. Child Drexel, Jtr. UWebster Fot,M1m d, Beatrice B. Fox. Mrs. J. P. Croter Griffith, Mrs, Albert At(ee Jackson, Mrt, Robert D. Jenkn, Mrs, Norman Marriott Jones, Mrs. Frederick Jost, Mrs. James Large, Mrs. Edward Fayssoux Lelpcr, Mrs, Will lam M. Longstreth, Mrs. Matthew I?. Maury, Mrs. Q. Plantoti Mlddletpn, Mrs. Frnnk J I. Monn, Mrs. Harrison 8. Morris, Mrs. Charles C. Norrls, Jr., Mrs. William Patterson, Mrs. James de Wolf Perry, Mrs. Earl B. Putnam. Mrs. S. Bertram Richards, Mrs. Frederick II Strawbrldge, Mrs. Hnrry Toulmln, Mrs, Edward Troth, Mrs. Samuel Wagner, Mrs. Joseph 8. Low ering Wharton. Mrs. Frnnk II. WlRtOn, Mrs Edward H. York. Management, MC. It. Norman Baol, president: Mr. F, Ashby Wallace, vice president; Miss Mildred W, Shattuck. secretary; Mr. Walter C. Neely, troasuier; Mr. Camllle 7,eckwer. mUslcRl director; Mr. Joseph Craig Fox, stage director. Frankford Mr. and Mrs. Victor O. Bwldea will t nt homo this week nt their new residence, 721! Wlsslnomlng street, Tacony. Mrs. Hwldex will be remembered as Miss Rose Emma Aex, of Tncony, before her Tecent marriage, which took place at St. Vin cent's Church. Tho Excursion Committee of the His torical Soclet of Frankford has arranged for threo Saturday afternoon outings dur ing Ma. The llrst one was held May I, the second will take place May IE. when t'le society will visit the Old Swede's Mills, built In 1C97, on tho Pennypack Creek, nt Holmeslmrg. and on May IS will go to the Monastery in Falrmount Park. The Excursion Committee consists of Mr. Thomas Crelghton, Mr. Robert T. Corson, Mr. Charles W. Cantor, Mr. J. T. Hammond and Miss Jonnie Scott. Mls Hazel Miller, of Springfield avenue, Is visiting her brother, Mr. W. Miller, of Lesher street. LAND FOR BABIES' HOSPITAL Plot Near Llancrch for Treatment of Hundreds of Infants. A plot of eight and one-half acres of ground has been donated to the Babies' Hospital of Philadelphia, which has useci the Children's Hospital nt Wynnefleld for the last four years. The ground Is lo cated on the MHnoa road near Llanerch, nnd there nre several buildings on the property. These aro being altered rapidly In order to enro for the hundreds of bnbles treated by the hospital during the warm period. "WHAT'S DOING TONIGHT ?" Popular concert. Academy of Muole, Phlla cirlpiilH Orchestra; 8 o'clock. Lancaster Aemie liimlncM Men, 33..0 Lnn cantrr avenue: 8 o'clock. Kree. Academy of Natural Sciences, lnno Knee Htreet; 8 o'clock Free. OohocUnInk Uualneas Men. Oermantown ave nue nnd ;tli street, N o'cloik Free. Market .ind ,",2d Street liuslnen Men'a As. noclntlon, .VJ10 Market afreet: S o'clock. Free. Annual dinner and nsiti nnnnal meeting of the Woman'J Medical Collexe, lUttenheuae Hotel: 8 o'clock. .... ,. .- Strawberry festival. Paik Avenue M U. Church, Park avenue and Norrla street, S o'clock Menlclpnl Court dinner. Hotel Adelphla X Convention. National Association or Hoslerr nd t'nderwear Manufacturers, F!rt nealmem Dinner, Vlllanova Alumni Association, Helte-vue-atratford; 7 o'clock. ,. Hnpp-r Home and School Leaiue, vvllll&m Penn HWi School; 6 o'clock. SUFFRAGE EVENTS TODAY EtJPAL. FRANCHISE BOCIKTT. Noon Opcn-!r n.ectlng In street at Poit offko plaa, Ittli m'd I'heacnut streets. Speaker, Miss flortha .Sapovlts, organizer. R o'clock Open-air meetlnc at Broad alrett and Columbia avenue. Speakers, Mlaa Bertha Sapovlts, M!j OIk Helen Croea and Mra. Wllllam Albert Wood. Mr. J. D. CoppertJeld will preside. Other members of the Kqual Franchise, Society will atalat and distribute "literature." LIMITKU BQIMI. BUKFrtAGB LEAGUE. Ten o'clock Board meeting, to be held at tho headquarters, US' Chestnut atreet, aacond woman HtiFFnAOE rAivrr. Threo o'clock Committee la charge of tie auffraRe parade, which was held on Saturday laat. holds Its final meeting, at I'M Chestnut Btreet. aecond floor. ENTRY BLANK .191. , 2E . if iaAMisMHpMHipal m ,iifjmmm' titMMimum
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