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6? rniTfnMa have hern Issued bv Mr.
PI ... rr William J. Clothier, of
it -.i fnr the annual Doe and
HPcnj S10W' w,llP,, wlU bc heW at tl,e,r
iMounlry l''ace "" Wednesday, May 12.
Efrorrt 11 '" unt" 7 p'
L KtVen for the benefit of Workman Place
viiMtue Should mere uo mm ju m,
fae h0W will ne neiu u ...u...,ih
ia'.
. ji..r.riatiro will he given at Iho
0,aware niver Club, Torresdale, on Sat-
Wday evening, ainy o. n.,.:i ...
t...,.,t nt 7 o'clock ami will be followed
li. j.irnr nt hatf-nnst 8.
upy ohih."o
IF Muss N'nn Kcnt' tlnl"5htcr ot Mrs' W"
K llam Ken'. of nc,,t ron',, w'ncote w111
.' ..rmln at luncheon on Friday, Jtny 7,
S . . .ik in honor of Miss Eleanor
ppHlrtury, whose wedding to Mr. Henry
pLn,Mi Penncll. Jr., ot Portland, Mo
Twill take Place n Saturday, May 15, nt
PY o'clock.
- .i Mr .inhn Mndlson Taylor, of
I? ur. win. --
rilMl P,ne s,rcct' '" '-'""" i"tir u.,ii
I' house early I" ,llno n,ul K0 t0 nnr Hnr'
tor, Me, wheic tney win occupy meir
Rummer residence.
-..j tnlm tt. Denver. Miss
5LW'...? .. iio4i-nr Mr. John B. Deaver.
E"'ar ...., ai rniifnniirv Deaver have
Cilosed theli'lottii house. 1631 Walnut
inlreet. anil arc miuiJjiue ...-.. .............
f?" It mm rnml. XV VllPOte. WllOTe
? homo on jwiv ; "---,
Itliey IU bo for several months.
j- t n Smith, nf 1718 Locust
R ..' u.iit'.iA i.a tnwn hniisn III June
find go to Hnr Harbor, Me., where she
Kill occupy iicr couHKfl wi i o",,
... -r M'flrnAP HliM PfWOrt ll. Of 1S30
Air. j. 'v .-.-..-- ...---, --
, i...... .niinrn linn linili?hr some lfinu
L on Cr nelSs ?eet, near" fllBhlnnd Station.
f, Chestnut t" ' u" "";" " " " "
' .",.," ....,i Mr. Tlutterworth's now
homo will Join the country residences of
Mr and Mrs. R. H. Bayard Dowlo and
Mr! and Mrs. C. Bradford Fraley.
... -.i 'M.i V T! Itnvd. of New York,
t .nnounce the enweement of their sister.
I Miss Dorothy O'Day. to Mr. J. Howard
I Shtble Jr.. of Oermantown. The wed
' dine will tako plnce In June. Miss O'Day
U the sister of Mrs. J. Wcldman Leo.
Mrs. John Harrison, of 162S Locust
..l.. ...in nan lior (own house car'y
1 ' In June and ro to Bar Harbor, JIc., where
sne win ui:vuj i. .v..-
mer months.
IT w. ii C,..m nt r'luirnl.
i Jlr. Isaac inin.ui ti..., "
Rroad, Wyncote; Mr. William Dreer. cf
lv .. ,- i.ilin ai.Ta,ii nf Tn-
iHOsemom, .nr. .iii..h. ... -. -
' ji- ni,.iin lann Rprmnnlowll. and Dr.
! Uiai. wwt.t v,
iE. Wlnslow Taylor, of Cedron, Indian
Queen lane, are spending suveia. uu(o uu
-. rt.i.in tri nt Mm Rlnnmlncr Grovo
iClub, Pike County, Pa. They motoreJ
pup yesterday.
tltlBo rrnnppo Alnnra. rtnilirhter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward B. Mears, of ISIS De
Lancey place, has as her guest for scv-
aral vb llc rtpntrlpp ntirrpll. of S K.IRt
(Eth street. New York. Many Informal
mtn-tnlnmiMits will he clven for Miss
1 Butrell during her visit. .,
JIIss Helen Parker will arrive on Satur-
, day to he the guest of her sister, Mrs.
, Reginald Moirls, until her marriage to
iDr. Harry Bond Wllmer. which will tnks
'Jt place on Tuesday, Mny 23.
The Alpha Chapter of the Phi Sigma
'Bororlty will give their annual danco on
'Friday evening at the Wynnefleld Country
'Club. The members of the chapter In-
; dude MIph Ursula Seeburger, president;
Miss Sarah C. Pedrlck, treasurer; Miss
"Dorothy Fleck, Miss Kntharlno Street,
JIlss Dorothy M. Mecko, .Miss Myrtle
Johnstone, Miss Dorothy F. Morris, Miss
Jeanne Hammer and Miss Margaret Ker
shaw. r The Philadelphia Chapter of the Daugh-
'. lerg of tho Confederacy entertained yes-
;terday afternoon at cards, at tho homo
, ot Mrs. Joseph M. Huston, at the corner
of Wlssahlckon and Lehman avenues,
Cermantown. About ICO guests were In
attendance, and the proceeds will bo used
to aid the poor ot southern Philadelphia.
Along the Main Line
l OXEnnnnni. Th. r, . .
-, . .-, U.HC11.1111111U11 com
mittee of the Overbrook Golf C'ij rtUl
RH6 a subscription dinner, followed liy
""unB, tomorrow nig"nt at the c uo-
touse,
MrS. Edcnr CnnA on.l lite. T ...I r ,.
it! Fellsworth will .n..j i,,i.. . ..,..
v ' ,)her! ,hcj' wl" b0 thB Bucsts of
.. WP6B niece, .Mrs. Alfred Cope.
AnnMnnr nr- ,
i ui r "" ullu lura isaao a.
rennypacker. who spent April with r.
...,i.wr parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ik i C Penypacker, have moved Into
r,w. ,.c,v uuine ai Aramoro. Jlrs. Penny
l?,,er ,N"' remembered as Miss Louise
' . Hwiehan, of Baltimore.
MiSS JUlla TC Pnnv.n4U. ril.JJ.
. TOad. IS V ollnl !,- . .1.-!. . .
KSlSter. Mr :m,l Mn Ti n i. r
l u , . .,.,.,, 4aiit:ut;i L,uuuc,
gt their new home In Kingston, Pa. Mrs.
-- "- -iaa .mna w. 4-ennypacKer.
I JT, and Ml'fl Clunrrra DaIakba.. fn
L.'"y avenue, will spend July and Au-
ITm, A u'lswo"'. master Point, .New
f tv.. vunn.
E1 IUVEHFnniirn.i .,. T,, .
KfvAK . V; ". .Miaa l.llllilll cin
rSffil.;' N,e!v York, will give another
Etmiiv .. wonueriui dancms Hat-
! , 7"T",uon al l,le t""'l f a series
Ithl. .In1 teaj- which have been given
iunLP.ntf at the JI"lon Cricket Club
PCnmVv.1 . "u",,,:cs f me Entertainment
liZ If ' w-, Sydney Thayer. chair-
Sim. 1'iaiinnn iownsena win also
Hh. .eral Sfoupa of songs, so that
Llni.r. !f noon Prom'acs to be unusually
IW. n'."?' Kvery Saturday two mem-
Kh i.. Kommiiiee navo charge of
6imM ' "u lnla weeK Mrs. Robert a.
lrelv. S? Mrs' Pau' Thompson will
nnt.i ' " "mer, memnera or the En.
Win. .fnt Com,lttee are Mrs. Lewis
Sothi.- cna'rma. Mrs. Morris L.
nut . i? ' "'" "iiiwm J. aerrui
KlUry Henr' Chapman Thompson, see-
nii --j .. -
WiUn n ,?UB- T- DeWltt Cuyler. Miss
C 3,RWli .CuVlr and Miss Frances
L UV1AI" nnil r, -ia n t n.
Wit pi. M J""' .ieanar ue u. uuyier,
Kelr d' Hav'ord. wilt occupy
A. ..,."" " rlar iiaiDor, we., tor
S summer months.
Germa.nf-.nwn
iw 'r?lV11"m McLean, of Indian Queen
jsp "'"nantawn. who has been spend-
avitt . '"" iraYeiing inrougn tne
Kim. Is now In Delmar. Gal. Mm. Me.
Iwill return to her home some time
Rigj Anna 8. Taylor, of Cedron. Indian
Evl i. ne- has as her euest for several
life. Qt ----w., voq.,u, .W....CI1JT w
SfimM ,Tla' Urs- Cassard has just re
S,llla.f.rpra Baltimore, where she has
n YHltlnK Mrs. O. B. Webb, of Sun-
rarf or several weeks. The
-. ot mug Taylor to Mr. Frank
Wallace of Plttslleld. Mas wilt
Mace in th fall
fl "' C B. ClarU left last wK
W through the South. Tney wUI
dU
KJN
be away about three weeks. At present
they nro stopping In Nashville, Tcnn.,
for several days.
Miss Ktlxnbcth'MncCuen Smith, of 21?
West Chelten avenue, will give a small
and Informal house dance on Saturday
evening, May s. The guests will be only
the members of a. hottso party which was
entertained during the winter nt West
Chester.
Mrs. Mary Stead, of the Greystone,
School Houso lane, Is nt present visiting
her niece, Mrs. Joseph Feltas, nt her
home, B91D Greene Rtrect.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Arthur Lepport,
of Pittsburgh, are the gurits of Mrs.
Jane H. Marnier, of Greeno street.
Mrs. Henry C. Itlloy and her daugh
ter. Miss Kdlth Itliey, of KO Harvey
street, have Issued Invitations for a
breakfast on Wednesday, May M.
Mrs. W. U. Vol, ot 15 Maplowood nve
nue, and Mrs. Joseph K. Mntarkcy, of
57.12 Knox street, entertained nt "euchre"
and "600" at St. Vincent's Hall, nn Knst
Prlco street, last night.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Howard Smith, of 4S3!
Pulnskl avenue, and their daughter, Miss
Kllso Howard Smith, have left for an ex
tended tour through the West
Along the Reading
Miss Beatrice Calvcrly, daughter of
Mr. and Mi6. William It. Calvcily, of
Montgomery avenue, Ashbourne, Pa., ac
companied by Miss Doiothy Mills, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Snyder,
of Ashbourne, hns returned from a
visit of several days as the guest of
Mrs. Harvey Megargal nt her homu in
Newark, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Megargcl. Jr., of
Logan, nro lecclvlng congratulations on
the hlrth of a son. Mrs. Megargel will
bo remembered as Miss Netta Knglc, of
Elklns Park, Pa.
Dr. William Barnes Lower will give
an Illustrated lecture nt Calvnry Pres
byterian Church, Bent road, Wyncote,
on Friday evening, Mny 14, at S o'clock,
on "Tho Yellowstone Park and the Scenic
Northwest." Afterward refreshments
will bo served by the members of tho
teachers' training department.
The Meridian Club of Philadelphia will
meet nt the North Hills Country Club
on Friday afternoon. May 7. Golf matches
are being planned for the afternoon. At
7 o'clock dinner will he served and will
bo followed by bridge.
JIlss Clementine Pent, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Howard F. Pent, of Wyncnto
road, Jcnklntown, had as her guest Miss
Kathrlne Bogcrs, of 2M1 St. Jnmes place,
for several days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Zelirf. of
West avenue, Jenklntown, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son
on Monday. May 3. Mrs. HelllT will be
remembered as Miss Marlon Hcndley, ot
York road, Jcnklntown, one of the mot
popular ot the young girls along tho
Heading.
Friends of Miss Nancy Fullcrton will
be pleased to hear she has left the hos
pital, after a long Illness, and is re
cuperating at her homo at Gwyncdd Val
ley, Pa.
Mrs. William Loverlng, of Mather ave
nue. Jenklntown. entertained at tea yes
terday nfternoon at the North Hills
Country Club.
Miss Florence Courtier, of Toronto.
Canada, is the guest of her sister, at
York road and Oak Lane avenue. Miss
Courtier will remain a month, nnd at
present sho Is entertaining Miss Ethel
Mcsslck. of North Carolina, and Miss
Edna Hire, of Rlverton, N. J.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Ward Tyson Perry will
he at homo after June 1 nt Tnlalah Cave
Springs, Ga. Jlrs. Perry will bo remem
bered ns JIlss Laura Jayno Thomas,
daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Parson
Yerger, of rtoslyn.
Miss Ewlyn Clancy, of 415 Concord
avenue; Georgo Wymnn nnd JIlss Edna
Wyman, of BOO Lombard street, AVIlmlng
ton, Del., motored to Wyncoto yesterday,
where they were the guests ct Jlr. and
Jlrs. L. E. Hastings. The party will re
main for thieo days.
West Philadelphia
Dr and Mrs. S. Jlerrlll AVeoks will
close their town house, SIS South 48th
street, tho latter part of tho month, and
will open Compton Manor Farm, their
country home at Langhorne, for the sum
mer months. They will have Jlr. and
Jlrs. J. Bertram Hervey ns their guests
over Jlemorlal Day.
Jlrs. A. V. Trlst, of 5118 Regent street,
announces the engagement of her daugh
ter. JIlss Irene Elizabeth Trlst, to Jlr.
Jllllanl H. Berger. No date has been set
for the wedding.
A prize euchre and dance will be held
tonight at Blttenhouse Hall, 53d street
and Haverford avenue, under the auspices
of the General Thomas L. Itosser Camp,
United Spanish War Veterans, No. 33,
and Claia Barton Auxiliary, No. 6.
Jtr. David A. Drew, of 4313 Larchwood
avenue, has returned from Jacksonville,
Fla , where he haa been spending the
winter.
The 3Sth annual meeting and tea of the
Philadelphia Home for Incurables, 4Sth
street and Woodland avenue, was held
at the home yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Reports of tho year's work were
given and Dr. Alexander MacColl made
the address. Two pictures were pre
sented to the home, one of Jlrs. Seth B.
Stltt and the other of Jlrs, Edward H.
Ogden, In memory of their loyal devo
tion and untiring services to the home
during their lifetime.
Mr. Robert C. Cantlon, of South Amboy,
N J was the guest over the week-end
of Jliss Jlargaret JIcLaughlln, of 3707 Lo
cust street.
Tioga
The Young Ladles' Auxiliary of the A.
W. T. Society of fne Temple Baptist
Church, Tioga and 22d streets, will give
a reception tomorrow evening In the so
cial hall for the purpose of organizing a
glrlB' cluh for summer outings, basket
weaving and social entertainments. All
girls over 11 years ot age are Invited to
be present and Join the association. Miss
Jane Ogden, president of the auxiliary,
will receive the Bueats and will be ai
slsted by JIlss Ola Robertson, JIlss Doro
thy Dlngee, MUa JIary Anderson and
JIlss Frances Barnes.
Jliss Dorothy Young, of Allegheny ave
nue and 13th street, will give a May-day
luncheon on Saturday for the Phi Sigma
Delta Sorority. Her guests will be JIlss
Anna Evans, Miss Grace Vanderveer,
Jliss Emma Battersby, Miss Margaret
Sosna. Miss Marian Palate, SIss draw
Fulmer, MUa Marian de Burlo, M s
Sarah Evans, Miss Lau,r,a lrS Jit3
Gladys Heacock, Miaa Mabel Heatock,
Jliss Dorothy Jloore, Miss Helen ?a'mr.
Miss Emily Atwood, Mlsa Linda Mull.
Miss Helen McFadden. Miss Obtrude
White, Miss Mane Jlerz, Miss Sylya
Brown, Miss Marian Wilson, MUs Isabel
Jacksc-a and MUa ConaueUa RuUe,
m wicfe
Ul
South Philadelphia
Jliss Margaret Keennn, of 1905 South
Broad street, will entertain the mem
ber of her card club this evening, when
her guests will Include Jtlss Gertrude C.
McEvoy, JIlss Agnes Comber, Miss Jtarle
Duffy, Miss Edna Wells, Mlffl Gertrude
Conlln, Miss Johanna Sweeney nnd
Messrs, Alexander Cunningham, Jnmes
Cunningham, James Campbell, Frank
Kephnrt, Edward Trainer, Jack Jlnrtln
ami Charles Fetters. JIlss Keennn en
tertained Delia Chapter of Betta Kappa
Sigma Sorority last evening, nnd her
guests Included JIlss Irono Schmidt, JIlss
Mary Rath. Miss Florence Hoffman, JIlss
Jlnrlo Sehuerle nnd Miss Mnrlan Hesspel.
The annual tllnner-datico of the Beta
Kappa Sorority will bo held on JIny 15
nt tho Hotel Adclphln, when the Initiating
of new members will take place.
Mis. A. B MacNclle, of 2.103 South 20th
street, In the Glrnrd estate, has left for
Atlantic City, where, she will bo the guest
of Jllsa Mae JIacNcllo until June 1.
Jlrs. Edward JIcNoltls, of 2221 South
17th street, will entertain at cards this
nfternoon. A buffet luncheon will be
setved. Her guests will Include Jlra.
Harry Borgomnnn, .Mrs. James A. Hamil
ton. Mrs Edward Trcacy. Jlrs. Daniel
McCarthy, .Mrs. Irwin Creed, Jlrs. James
Orimth, Mrs. Gertrudo Oreenhalgh, Miss
Harry Oekler, Jlrs. John I-owmes, Mrs.
Edward McNeills, Jlrs. Genevieve Gal
ilean. Jlrs. James A. Hamilton nnd Jtrg.
Trency entertnlned tho snme pnrty last
week nt n delightful luncheon nt the
Adclphln, followed by a thcatro party.
A musical and literary program has
been nrrnnged for the regular meeting of
the Young Jlcn's and Women's Hebrew
Association, which Is to tako place to
morrow evening nt the roomR of tho
H. L. S.. 310 Catharine street. Thero will
also be present some well-known speakers
of South Philadelphia, who will address
the audience The Y. M. and W. H. A.
extends Its Invitation to Its members and
their numerous friends.
North Philadelphia
Jlr. William J. Atkins, Jr., of 2210 North
I'tli street, will entertain at dinner nt his
home tonight In honor of his 75th birth
day. It la guests will bo Jlr. Russell Me
Million, Mr. Russell Albright, Jlr. Walter
Wright, Mr. Richard Atkinson nnd Mr,
Philip Rhemcr.
Miss Albeitn De Long, of 20JS Diamond
street, was hostess at n "500" party last
evening. Her guests were JIlss Edna S.
L'nilcrdown, Jliss Jlnrlo A. Cross, Miss
Anna F. Atlninson, Miss .Intie Cunning
ham, Miss .Marlon N. Perry, JIlss Knth
ryn 1, Haines, Miss Grace A. Wndc, Jlr.
Russell A. Deily, .Mr. William II CJulnn.
Jr., Mr. Donald W. Rcdfonin, Jlr. Hn
inoud C. Tower, Jlr. Clarence A. 1 1 tit tori.
Mr. Samuel Brown, Jlr. George Rose and
Jlr. William H. Patterson.
Tho annual dinner of the Twenty-four
Hours a Day Club, of tho North Branch
Young Jlen's Christian Association, will
lw held tomorrow night, when tho Rev. F.
Kellar, of China, will deliver an ntl
diess. Tne St. Clement's L. nnd D. Association
will hold a JIny festival on Tuesday
night, Jlay 11, In the school hall, 'Jth and
Auburn streets.
Next Sunday evening the Nhozlord
Club will give Its first Informal cnter
tnlnment at the homo of tho secre
tary, Jlr. Hornian S. Trager, 3204 Clifford
street. Tho feature of the evening will
bo a violin solo by Jlr. Irving H. Schwcl
del. Thero will also bo several .elections
on the mandolin and piano by Mr. Fox
and Jlr. Trager, respectively. A speech
will be delivered by the president. Mr.
Jlaurlco J. Krasney. Jlr. Benjamin JIll
gilm will be master of ceremonies.
FOR sumo time past Jlaln Line folk
have been busily preparing for the
great fete which takes place tomorrow
In the Bryn JIawr Park, from early
"inorn until lato nt night," or, to be
exact, from 11 a. m. until 10 p. m. Not
only havo Individuals busied themselves,
.hut tho churches of all denominations
along tho line have given their assistance.
Tho affair is under the auspices of tho
Committee on Social Service, of the Bryn
Jlawr Hospital, tho chairman of which
Is Jlrs. Wllllnm R. Phlller, of Haverford.
There will be booths and tables of all
sorts and conditions to appeal to all, and
during tho evening thero will bo varied
forms of amusements. A beauty show
will bo given: thero will be dancing, tht
music to be furnished by the Bryn Jtawr
Band; singing by the Jlaln Line Choral
Society and Haverford Glee Club, and a
drill by thf Boy Scouts. The articles for
sale and the committees In charge In
clude: .
Fancy Table Jlrs. John M. Gest and
Jlrs. W. Percy Simpson. Punch and
Judy Jlrs. B. Frnnk Royer and Jlrs.
Graff. Rummage, Fans Jlrs. Henry
Dally Candy Jlrs. A. Van Harllngen.
Jlrs. J. K- Eleenbrey. Toys Miss Louise
Trasel, Jlrs. Arthur P. Baugh. Jliss Sln
nott and Jlrs. Archibald Barklle. Drugs,
Perfumery JIlss Bertha Black. Sandplle
-Jlrs. F King Walnwrlght. Grabs,
Boxes nnd Baskets Jlrs. William Simp
son. Jlrs. Farr and Mrs. Norman Ellison.
Flowers. Boutonnleres and Cut Flowers
Jlrs. Jlorrls L. Clothier. Baby Show
Mrs. Lawrence Wilbur and Jlrs. E. H.
& noutllller. Household Jfrs. JI. Ran
dall, Jlrs. Putnam and Jfrs. Phllllpus W
Miller. Ye Olde Farmhouse Jlrs. Henry
S Williams. Lunch and Supper Jlrs.
Emma J. Fleck, Jlrs. Charles Post. Jlrs,
William Hadlay, Jlrs. Henry C. Ware.
Jlrs. Wilbur. Jlrs. Wannop nnd Jlrs. JIll
ler. Tee Cream and Cake, and Informa
tionSocial Service Committee of Forty,
Jlrs. W. R. Phlller, chairman; Jlrs A
F. Kelly, secretary ana treasurer. Doctors
and First Aid to the Injured Mrs. Henry
C. Earnshaw and nurses of Bryn JIawr .
r (.-I. allhmAlt0H'Aflaa f'ttrvatln I
Vegetable JIarket Jlrs. Charles Winter
Bally and Mrs. C. Howard Clark. For
tune Telling Jlrs. T. Jlltchell Hastings.
Lemonade and Helping Hand Circle Jlrs.
L. P. Dlllln. Work Bags Jlrs Lewis
Johnson and Jlrs. William B. Whelen
Folk Dancing Children Jlrs. Blackall
Ye Olde Curiosity Shop Jliss JIar"ret
Jlorrls. Delicatessen Mrs. Burke and
Mrs. J. Clifford Jones. Miscellaneous
Mrs. Harry Leedom. Tea Jlrs. Henry P
Bally. Preserves and Jellies Woman's
Club. Beauty Show Jlrs. Herbert Jus
tice, Mrs. George Taylor, Jlrs. Horace
Yocum and Mrs. William Heritage. Tricks
Miss Magruder. Mrs. George Rea and
Mr. JIaddesen. Candy and Miscellaneous
Mrs. Wecherly. JIlss Grace Roberts,
Jlrs. Charles Walton and Mrs. Brent,
General Jlrs. Edgar Felton. Asbestos
Miss phlller. Dancing Jfr. Lothrop Lee.
Suffrage Hats and Literature JIlss JIary
Wlnsor, Anti-suffrage. Specialties and
Literature JIlss Florence Hall and Mrs.
J. Gardner Cassatt. Cigars Mrs. Henry
j. Lawrence. Advertisements Mrs. Harry
Tculmln. Children Mrs. L. poultney.
Among the members of the Social Serv
ice Committee who have charge of the
fete are: Mrs. A. F, Kelly, secretary;
Mrs. John Fine, Mrs. Robert B. Griffith.
Mrs. Henry H. Ellison, Mrs. John W.
Pearee. Mrs. W JI. Hornor. Mrs. Walter
Chrystle. Mrs. Phlneas Prouty, Mrs.
George Robblns, Mrs. Harry Toulmln,
Mrs. J I4vlnSTton Poultney. Mrs, Childs
Prick, Mrs. W. H- Donner. Mrs. John
Jent Kane, Mrs. Samuel S. Eycland, Jlrs.
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MRS. G. HAMILTON COLKET
A young hostess of grout popularity and daughter o Mr. Richard
Kerens, ex-Ambassador to Austrin. The photograph was taken by
Miss Mathildc Weil.
Chestnut Hill
Jlrs. Wlllnrd n. Graham, of 7120
Sraguo street, will give an auction bridge
this afternoon. Her guests Include Jlrs.
Casper S. Butcher, Jlrs. J. H. King, Mrs.
Donald Graham, Jlrs. William A. Allison,
.Mrs. Ralph Gibson. Jlrs. Willis Parnetl
and JUle. lzora Rossa.
Jlrs. Graham will glvo n small ten to
morrow afternoon In honor of JIlss Eliza
beth Graham, who Is visiting her,
Jlrs. Alfred S. Orchard, of 117 Allen
lnne, will enteitnln at bridge tonight at
her home in honor or her guest, JIlss
Rlckert, ot Cincinnati.
JINs Emllv Jlnffly, of Allen lnne. will
return Saturday from the Pocono Jloun
talns, whero sha Is spending the week.
Lansdowne
Tho Twentieth Century Club Is com
pleting plans for n spring fete, which will
be held Jlay 2.
Jlr C. E. Ehrey, of 18 l.'ast Greenwood
aven'u". left this week for a tour of the
West.
S. W. Colton, Jliss Jlnthcr. Jlrs. J. K.
Klsenbrey. Jliss Gertrude Ely, Jlrs. F.
King Walnwrlght. Jlrs. Henry S. Robb,
Jlrs Richard Elliot. Jlrs. Charles Rao
burn Smith, Jlrs. Charles J. Jlcllvatn,
Jlrs. Henry Tatnall. Jlrs. Rlchnrd Wood,
Jlrs. Oakford, Jlrs. E. V. Dougherty, Jlrs.
Fred Sylvester. Jlrs. JIagruder. Jlrs. Will
iam Lienor. Jlrs. Charles P .Rlnnlckson.
Jlrs. J. Heron Crosmnn. Mrs. W. M. JIc
Cauley, JIlss Alice Smith.
Tho JIadonna Cathotlo Club, composed
of young Italian-American residents of
South Philadelphia, with headquarters
In the JIadonna House, 811 South 10th
street, gave Us llfth annual minstrel
show and dnnce jronday evening in Lyric
Hall, 928 South 6th street.
Tho proceeds of tho entertainment will
he devoted to the Piano Fund Commit
tee, toward tho purchase of a new
piano for tho use of tho members In the
clubrooms.
Jlr Walter A. Costello, the director of
the troupe, featured. Jlr. John B. Cres
cen7o, Jlr. James De Jlarco and Jlr.
William A. S. Lapetlnn, tho club's chair-'
man, as Interlocutor, and Jlr. Joseph A.
Lombnrdl In tho comedy farce. "Clean-Up
Week."
The following members of the club
completed the cast. Jlr. Rocco Talone,
Jlr. William de Laurcntls, Mr. Ralph de
Jlnrco, Jlr. Frank d'Amlco, Jlr. Joseph
do Leuca. Jlr. Louis d'Amlco, Jtr. Philip
Pelllgrlnl, Jlr. Nicholas Talone, Jlr. Louis
Cnrfagno, Jlr. Anthony Sera, Jlr. Louis
de Santls, Jlr. Henry Gattone, Jlr. Jerry
Carfagno. Jlr. Domlnlck Luccl, Jlr. Nich
olas Pondolfo and Jlr. Philip Landl.
The club's orchestra, under the direc
tion of Jlr. Vlto Jlaurlzio, played dance
music.
Tho Literary Committee. In charge of
tho affair, were Jlr. Geo. H. Bonner, di
rector; Jlr. Nicholas Jlnrasco, Jlr. Leon
ard Gabriel, Jlr. Anthony Maglletta, Jlr.
Rocco Talone and Jlr. Joseph Lombard).
MRS. WILLIAM COLEMAN
FREEMAN
Mrs. Freeman and her family will
leave shortly for their homo in
Lebanon. Pa,
Northeast Philadelphia
The choir of Emmanuel Reformed Epis
copal Church, cast of York nnd Pepvlva
streets, will conduct a "Sir John Statnet
Night" on JIny 13. Tho music will consist
of the compositions of the famous English
writer. Trofessor Ernest J. Youngjohns,
the choirmaster, assisted by Jliss Laura
A. Cowell, the organist, wilt conduct the
music. The soloists will be Jlrs. Yarnall,
soprano; Jlr. Benjamin Evans, baritone,
and Piofess-or Jllddleton, tenor. The rec
tor of the church, the Rev. Frank V. C.
Clonk, will make an address.
Jlrs. Emma Brelsford, of Palmyra, N.
J., Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Jlrs.
B. Snyder, 1843 East Cambria street.
'Jlr. Louis Jleok and Jlr. William Kane
will leave shortly for a Southern trip.
The Aurora A. C. has appointed a com
mltteo to make preparations for their
tlrst Indies' night.
Jlr. and Mrs. David S. Scott, of 1443
Notlh Lawrence streot, have taken up
their residence nt Atlantic City for the
Bununcr season. Jlr. Scott will keep in
I iuui.it wiiu ilia uuiciui uuuca uy uuny
Jlr. nnd Jlrs. Win. E. JlcCarthy. 2023
East Plkhart street, entertained Jlonday
ovenlng. Thoy, with their two daughters.
JIlss Elslo JlcCarthy and Miss Ethel Jlc
Carthy, will shortly leavo for a bilef
vacation trip to one of tho shore resorts.
Thomas Ellis and George Suters, of 23il
North Bodine street, well known In social
activities In Kensington, left Tuesday
morning for Butte, Mont. They antici
pate stopping oft at Chicago for u week
to visit frlend-j.
A debate will be held Wednesday eve
ning under the auspices of the St.
Jllohael's Literary Society in St. Michael's
Hall, 1431 Germantown avenue. A musi
cal program has been completed which
will bo given prior to the opening of tho
debate. Tho general public Is cordially
Invited
HUNTING ENTHUSIASTS
PLAN SPRING RACE MEET
Rose Tree Club Will Hold Series of
Contests Next Saturday
All roads as far as the hunting en
thusiasts nre concerned will lead to
the Rose Tree Fox Hunting Club's an
nual spring race meet on Saturday after
noon. There will be six races at distances
varying from six furlongs to three and
a half mlleg, for horses of every variety
and weight from the heavy work horses
of neighboring farmers to the hunters
nnd thoroughbreds of clubmen and gen
tlemen horso owners. Four of the mIx
races aro flat races and two cross coun
try. Both the cross country races are
classic features of the Rose Tree Club
The first cross country event, tho third
race of the day. Is for tho Hunting Hill
Plate. This raco Is for half-bred hunters
only and has been productive in times
past of some of the most exciting con
tests ever seen on the famous Rose Tree
cross country course. The other cross
country race Is the famous Jllddleton
Plate race, open to any horse owned and
ridden by a member of the Rose Tree
Club.
Jluch sport Is also expected from the
nnnual race for farmers' work horses
This race will be the first on the pro
gram and Is open to 3-year-olds and up
ward owned by farmers In Delaware,
Chester and Montgomery Counties, and
vouched for as bona flda work horses.
They are ridden by farmers or farmers'
eons who have never won a horse race
except those given for farm horses.
Jlany reservations of parking spaces for
coaching and automobile parties have
been already requested by members of
the social set. Considerable delegations
from Washington, Baltimore and New
York society fplk will also be present, al
though not as many parties from the lat
ter city as usual will come, because of
the fact that the spring race meet ot the
Meadowbrook Club, of Long Island, will
take place on the same day.
Northeast Endeavorers' Banquet
Jlore than a score of former presidents
of the Northeast branch of the Philadel
phia Christian Endeavor Union spoke at
the 25th anniversary banquet of tho asso
ciation In tho Allegheny Avenue Jletho
dlst Episcopal Churoh last night. About
150 persons attended.
Notices for the Society page tcill
be accepted and printed in the Eve
ulna Ledger, but all tuch notices
must be written on one aide of the
paper, must be signed in full, with
full address, and when possible
telephone number must be given.
Send all such communications to
"Society Editor," Evening Ledger,
60S Chestnut street,
Unless these requirements are
carried out so that verification may
be possible, the notices will not be
published.
DDK
GKffiSiStlVl
THE marriage of JIlss Frances Stokes,
daughter of Jlr. and Mrs. Thomas P.
O Stokes, of Lone Oak, Germantown, ami
Jlr. Louis C. Clark, Jr., of New York,
took place today at noon In old St. Peter s
Church, nt 3d and Pino streets.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, wore a beautiful gown
of soft while satin veiled in tulle ana
lace. The skirt was made In straight
round length nnd tho bodice wan open
nt the neck and had sleeves of tulle. A
court train was attached to the shoulders
nnd she carried a bouquet of while or
chids and lilies of the valley.
Thero were no attendants, but Jlr. Gren
vlllo Clark, a brother of the bridegroom,
ncted as best man. Only the members of
tho Immediate families were present at
the ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev. Doctor Jeffcrys, pastor of the
church. Immediately afterward n Inrgo
reception was given at the home of Jlr.
nnd Jlrs. Stokes.
Tho bride of today is the only daughter
of Jlr. and Jlrs. Thomas P. C. Stokes.
She made her debut about four years
ago and has been extremely popular In
the younger set. She hns live brothers,
Jlr. Edward Lowlier Stokes, Jlr. Thomas
Stokes, Jlr. Walter Stokes, Jlr. John W.
Stokes and Jtr. Stanley Stokes.
Jlr. and Jlrs. Clark will spend the
greater part of their wedding Journey In
Spain. On their return to this country
they will live In New York.
HtLL-JIcCOY.
At noon today JIlss Frnnccs Jloale Mc
Coy, a daughter of the late Lieutenant
James E. McCoy, V. S. A nnd giand
daughter of the late General John Gibbon,
V. S. A , was married to Jlr. Joseph Ban
croft Hill, of Baltimore, at the residence
of her cousin, Dr John H Glhbon, 1608
Spruce street The ceremony was per
formed bv Jlonslgnor Nevln F. Fisher
of St. John's Church and only rclntlvcs
and a few Intimate friends were present.
JIlss JlcCoy Is a descendant ot Lynford
Lardner, one of the Provincial Councilors
of Pennsylvania. Jlr. Hill Is a civil en
gineer, n graduato of tho Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. Jlr. and Jlrs.
Hill will rcaldo In Baltimore.
UNDERHILL JIILLER.
One of tho most attractive weddings
will tako placo today at 4 o'clock when
Jliss Jeannctto Jllller will becomo the
bride of Lieutenant James Latham Un
derbill. I'. S. JI. C, of San Francisco.
Cat., at the home of the bride's sister,
Jlrs. Harold JIcFarland, on Lenox rond.
Jenklntown. Tho brldo will be given In
marringo by her father, Jlr. Jllller. of
New York, formerly of Chestnut Hill,
JIass., nnd the ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. James W. Williams,
rector of the Ahlngton Presbyterlnn
Roxborough
Dr. and Jlrs. R. Gnrth Wltman, of 4314
Froeland avenue, entertained at cards on
Saturday evening. The decorations were
lilacs and ferns. Among those present
wcro Jlrs. LlJle Kohler, Dr. nnd Jlrs.
Samuel P. Gerhard, Jlr. and Jlrs. Ernest
Kaufman. Dr. nnd Jlrs. John Camp, Jlrs.
Amy Wanamaker, Jlr. and Jlrs. Herbert
W. Gledhlll, Jlr. and Jlrs. Julius F. Kauf
man and Jlr. Fred Gerhard.
The Jlay meeting of the Roxborough
Auxiliary of Camp Devltt, Deer Jlountaln.
Allentown, was held last night nt the
home of Jlrs. Joseph JlcJIanus, on Har
mon road. Jlrs. Clarence C. Kcever, the
president, presided. Arrangements were
made to hold a lawn fete in Gorgas Park
on Thursday, June 24, In nld of the camp.
Tho following members will havo chnrge
of tho various attractive booths'. Jlrs.
Benjamin Johnson, Jlrs. William Devltt,
Jlrs. Harry D. Rarlck, JIlss Elizabeth
Earl. Jlrs. Joseph JlcJIanus, Jlrs. Charles
Bennett, JIlss Florence Bennett, Jlrs.
William E. Shappoll, Jlrs. Louis Wagner.
Jlrs. Ellwood Beatty. Jlrs. Albert Rom
mell. Jlrs. Charles Wood, Jlrs. Clarence
Dengler, Jlrs. Lawrence Slmcox, Jlrs.
Norman Aspden, JIlss Tlschke and Jliss
Jllchael.
Jlrs. Joseph Schofleld. of Pechln and
Seville streets, entertained at cards yes
terday afternoon when her guests In
cluded Jlrs. Jlnrlon Hale, JIlss Gertrude
Peoples, Jlrs. Earle E. Everett, Jlrs. C.
C. Keever, Jlrs. Joseph JlcJIanus, Jlrs.
John Cantley. Jlrs. William Devltt, Jlrs.
Joseph Schofleld, Jr.; Jlrs. Harry Oade,
Jlrs. N. I Aspden nnd Jlrs. John Cant
ley. The game was followed by a buffet
luncheon.
The third annual banquet of St. John's
Ushers' Association was held on Wed
nesday, April 28. The guests of honor
were the Rev. Eugene JIurphy, the Rev.
P. H. JIcGlnnls, the Rev. T. W. Staple
ton, tho Row Vlto Verralll, of St. Lucy's,
and Jlr. Edward P. Fnhey. Toastmaster
Jtr. J. Damlan Kearney was particularly
happy In his introduction of the differ
ent speakers.
Father JIurphy expressed his gratitude
to the ushers for their good work In the
church and hall. Father JIcGlnnls urged
the members to become more active In
athletics, particularly baseball. He re
viewed the past glory of St. John's nth
letes. enumerated the many trophies won
by them and urged the ushers to emulate
them In athletic activity. Father Staple
ton, Father Verralll, Jlr. Fahey and
President Jlr. Raymond W. Wall were the
other speakers. Jlr. John P. Jlellor and
Secretary Jlr. James J. JleCullough, al
though not on tho program, responded
with extemporaneous speeches when
called upon by Toastmaster Kearney.
St. John's Orchestra rendered all the pop-
.. M.ili.a tvViIIa thn hannuet war in
progress and also the music for the dance
which roiiowea.
Friends of Jlrs. Charles L. Seasholes, of
A . ina T?n!!n nf Kchuvlklll. wlfn nf
the Rev. Dr. Seasholes. pastor of the Falls
of Schuylkill tiapusi i-nurcn, win do eiaa
to hear of her recovery from a recent accident.
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PHILADELPHIA
X In A il ' "yJ1iM Wfj k
Church. Lieutenant Underbill will fee 'at
tended by the brother of the briae, Jtr
Robert S. Miller, of Norfolk, Va. Thft
bride will have no attendants and ertlr a
few Intimate friends and relatives wH
attend the ceremony.
FREDERICH-DETTMAttN.
The marriage of Jliss Gertrude Dett
mann, daughter of Jlr. and Jtr. Ludwlg
Dettmann. of I6E0 Germantown avenue, to
William Frederlch, of 302 East Chelten
avenue, took place on Saturday night nt
6 o'clock, at the home of the bride's pa
rents. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. August Conrad Blunk, pastor of
the Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 8tM
street and Lehigh avenue, and was fol
lowed by a dinner and reception. The
bride was given In marriage by her
father, and wore a dainty gown of white
net ever white silk and carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies ot the
valley.
Jtlss Jtarguertte Dettmann attended her
sister ns mold of honor. The brldesmnlds
were JIlss Jlargaret Eagethast, JIlss Mil
dred Harris, JIIsh Marian Dettmann and
Jliss Elslo Dettmann. Jlr. Frederick had
for his best man Walter Waetjcn- The
bridegroom and bride will be at home
after May 15, nt 5307 Lena street, Ger
mantown. A wedding of Interest to Philadelphia
foclety, as well as that of New York,
wll' take place on Saturday, Jlay 29, In
All Souls Church. New York city, when
Jliss lone A. Bnlll, daughter of Jlr. and
.Mrs Anthony P. Ralll. of 351 West End
n venue, will become the brldo of Jtr,
Henry B. Allen, of Philadelphia, for
merly of Greenneld, Jlaos. The bridal
party will Include Jtlss Julia Ralll, a Sis
ter of tho bride, who will act as maid
of honor, and tho bridesmaids will ba
JIlss Jlargaret Allen, of Greenfield, Mass.,
a sister of the bridegroom; JIlss Lolf
Rnlll, sister of the bride; JIIsb Miriam
Walker. Little Jtles Helen Calvocorresl
will act as flower girl. Jlr. Allen will
have as best man his cousin. Mr. Thbmna
Lamb Allen, of Greenfield, nnd the
ushers will Include Jlr. Jerome Ripley
Allen, Jlr. Andrew Gunarl, Jlr. Philip W.
von Sactza, Jlr. Shelton E. Martin, Jlr.
William Ely Hill, all of New York. The
Rev. Dr. Samuel Maxwell, of tho Second
Church, Boston, will perform tho cere
mony, assisted by the Rev. William Sul
livan, rector of All Souls Church. Jlr.
and Jlrs. Allen have taken a house at
7711 St. Jlartln's lane, which they will
occupy tho latter part of June.
Frankford
Jlr. and Jlrs. Harry Edwards, of Frank- ,
ford avenue, entertained last cventng In
honor ot their daughter, JIlss Hettle B.
Edwards Entertainment was provided,
bv tho members of the Junior Unique.
Club, which Included JIlss Jlarlan Stein,
soprano, and Jlr. Joseph Kllen, a well
known Philadelphia pianist; JIlss Flor
ence Klndall, JIlss Jennie Fink, JIlss
Ethel Hern, JIlss Frances Kline, JIlss
Evelyn Renberger, JIlss JIartha Tyson,
JUbs Ethel Krauss, Jlr. Joseph JlcJIahon,
Jlr. Edward Talley, Jlr. Frank Kirk, Mr.
George Doozenbach, Jlr. Edward JIartln.
Jlr. Alford Maxwell, Jlr. Hugh Wood.
Jlr. Henry Groben. Jlr. Harris Wood,
Jlr. Harvey Dutton, Miss Jlay Fuller,
JIlss Gertrudo Wells. Jlr. David Carroll,
Jlr. Kirk Smith, Jlr. William Bryan and
Jlr. George JIullcn.
"Sylvia." a paBtoral operetta In t
acts, will be presented by the comblni
choirs of All Saints' parish and ,v
Chapel of the Redeemer Friday, Jlay .f
at King Hall, Andalusia, and Saturday
evening, JIny S, nt All Saints' Parish
House, Torresdale.
"WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT ?"
Topular concerts with refreshments. Phila
delphia Orchestra. Academy of Music; 8
Celtic' lecture by Kuno Meyer, Horticultural
Hall; 8 o'clock. M .
College of Physicians, Ludlow and 23d
str-eta' S o'clock.
Franklin Institute: 8 o'clock. Free.
Kensington Hoard o Trade. Suse-uehanna
avenue and Hancock atreef 8 o'clock. Free.
But Central Business Men, 423 Bpruca
street. 8 o'clock Free.
Geographical Society, Wltherapoon HaU; 8
o'clock ..
rnnrrt. PnllrA Hand. Convention Hall! S
Lawyers' Club, reception, Bellevue-Stratford;
n o'clock. ...
Foundryroen's Association, Manufacturer
Club: 8 o'clock. . ...,..
Alumni Pelrce School. Turnitemelnde, Broad
street aad Columbia avenue; 8 o'clock.
SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODtf
EQUAL, rnANCHISB SOCIETY-
10 a. m. Monthly meeting of the Bxeeutlva,,
Board, Reports submitted and read. Wiyjf
and means for carrying on the suffrage print,
and summer campaign discussed. Mrs. Wllfrad.
Lewis, president of tho society, presides.
Noon Open-air meeting an Poototflce Plata,
0th and Chestnut streets. Speakers, Miss Anna
McCuo, organizer for the society, and In charts
of Its branch In Kensington, and Miaa Berts
Sapovlts. also an organiser for the society.
Noon "Literature" distributed among mill
workers In Kensington during the "lunch hour"
by Mrs. Agnes Mellon and other connected
with the Equal Franchise Society's branch In
that district assist.
8 p. m. Open-air meeting at rjermantown and
Lehigh avenues, under the auspices of tb
Kensington branch of the society. Speaker,
Miss Anna McCus. Other members ot the
branch will aid,
8 p. m- -Open-air meeting at AOth and Market
streets. Speakers. Miss Olga. Helen Qrosa ana
Mtju Bertha fcapovlts.
UPLAND, CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
10 p. m. Suffragists In this section take up
active campaigning. To ba continued throughout
today and until Saturday. Mlsa Ethel Rankin,
nromlnent In suffrage circles, organrtrr. Num
ber of propaganda meetings held throughout
the day.