EVEKHSfG LEDOrEE-PHTEADLPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1915;
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m ' HE blgRMt affair tor Monday will Do
fP. ...Mir- reception to be held In Con-
fillon Hull. Broad street nnd Allegheny
Lie The committee Includes represen
ts from Austro-Hutifinry, Belgium,
Srt-Mk, England, France, Germany,
V . . t.-w. miaklii. Sweden, Turkey
t2Swile. and tho occasion will be to
Kleome the nllena wh0 hava latc,y
IfeS&fA1 W&.1 p5Sm..ed to attend
Md .peak on the occasion.
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. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. nowara
rift, Page of 1013 Clinton street, will
ot .n auto bus party In honor of her
SMrf M Edith Nelson Page, who
jS make her debut next year.
Mt aernoon Mm. Joseph W. Wear
-j,i entertain at auction at her residence
jf Chestnut "I". and Mrs. T. Maxwell
Btr.rrvweather will givo a wim i
Swrryweou ,..,,,. Ardnle. Sor nit
Chestnut Hill, in honor of Miss Ml
fe Thorp", whose marriage will take
ffiSiMjSnf 10 to Mr. Frederick Stanley
iffhlttaker.
'.it nf Wednesday will be taken up by
Atr and pony show to bo held on
..fate St Mr. and Mrs. WIlMam J.
Vnnewood. The fair will be
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ft from 1 a. m. untl P. m.. ana ine
Ececd. will be devoted to tne won.
I C-Vet Cooper, daughter of Mi. and
I S Samuel W Cooper, of 2210 Pine
ff" lll entertain at a lunchemi at
,. v.-- -.... rn wnnnrsaav hiov ioo
hZ , Philadelphia Country Club, in wnor
6 iS MI.S. Sarah Beecbcr Flnck. daughter of
Mljrs. Edward needier V nek.
t, SV; Henry C. Riley and tier aaugmer,
'JIf. 1"!"7 ., , "tft Mnrvev street.
LaSXuln aYa2" breakfast.
m ..... r.Mivn SheDDartl and Miss Mil-
,"J 'Sard. daughters of Mr. and Mrs,
A Maxwell Shoppard, of 2124 walnut
IA. Maxwell on vv , th
W.W. r'"-r5,,l.v: The wests will be
members of Miss Irwin's graduating class.
me.m.-". i?iohnn will follow at tho homo
i "" '5'.. Rhonnard.
fairs John Markoe, of lb30 Locust street.
5. .-,Vni for several days Mr. Gcorno
. will cure. " . ,h Rncl Bll h 8-
K who will arrive on Thursday.
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. George
rhiMs Drexol will entertain at a
fc ; n-dancc at their country seat.
InVootton, Bryn Mawr. ..
P Over the wceK-enn . '"'-", "-
Bally daucnter 01 nu. mm .... .........
'Paul Bally, will give a house party at
Z .,,, intnire In Day Head.
r A luncheon will be Blvfn on Friday by
(i-Mw. Rowland Taylor. ot 220 West Chel
t.f.n avonue. In honor of her daughter.
Willis A. Marjorle Taylor.
-. Saturday Miss Hope Truxtun Bealo.
rjEKter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P.
'o;.f. nfl Mr. Oliver Eaton Cromwell,
' son' of Mrs. Edward Stotcsbury. will be
Thr will be Boveral weddings of Inv
portance on Saturday also. Miss Eleanor
IvPUlibury. daughter of Mr. ana airs,
li Cyrus H. K. Curtis, will become the
Br. .. -. r tl.... n.ntimnnl Ppnnpll.
"r Jr., of Portland, Me., and Miss Katherine
Wirt Mcllvaine, uaugnier oi .ura. nemj
ft. Mellvalne. will be married on Satur-
tay.to Mr. Thomas Wright Rudderow.
i Mf. and Jirs. jonn w. -lowmeuu into
. .
Wosed their town house, i'zzs L,ocust
ktreet, and are occupying tneir residence
on Montgomery avenue, Hryn .Mawr, lor
)1.a .nrlv nnmm.r.
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b jir. anu airs, iioucn. v. i.t,i,i:ii ...w
Eptaktn a cottage at Ventnor for the sum
fc""er. Mr. jnhn a Mr?arthv Is BDendlng sev-
.ewl weeks at Atlantic City recuperating
tjfrom a serious Illness.
Mr. James Henry Huston, of 118 East
0ak avenue, Moorcstown. announces the
ilEiajement or her aaugnter, -uios nmu
'.Huston, to Mr. Howard S. Coe. son of
' Mr. A. V R. Coe, of Rlverton, N. J. Roth
1 MIjs HUBton and Mr. Coe are wen-Known
s tennis playerB of West Jersey and their
K friends will be glad to hear of their en
ytifvatnl, as they have been close friends
t tines' childhood.
" The annual lunoheon of the Alumnao
Awe-clatlon of Mrs. Sutton's and Miss
,'Rfinv'ji Rphnnl war hplii today at tho
Btllevue-Stratford. This school for girls
was established in 1S70 bv Mrs. Annie M.
.Button, who was joined some years later
ff-by Miss Mary Elizabeth Roney. Mrs,
Button died in Dlnard. France. In July.
130. In that year Miss BeUo Roney, tho
elilclent head of the primary department,
became, associate principal. A fow years
UO tho Misses Konev gave ud tho larger
,Rork at Bala, and have since conducted
day school nt 3331 Walnut street. The
alumnae of this sahool Is widely scattered,
b,piui, nawau, innmau anu curupeuu
Kcountrles being represented on Its roll.
puns emcers of the present year are: rres
ByWent, Miss Hazel DeWolfe Downs; vlco
r.w,uciH, ua. &JU1UC1 Olla.ici , PBV.Q.B.J,
Mrs Allen R. Bartholomew; treasurer,
Mill Florence C. Irish.
W Along the Main Line
, . HtrnoM. Miss Adams, of rranKfort,
Ofrroany, who la now the guest of Mr.
jnd Mrs. Horatio Connell, will, with her
Mt and hostess, be entertained Infor
ttllly at dinner on Ratnrrtnv nlcht bv Mr.
5-M Mrs, John D. Carlllo at their home
ti-W Merlon avenue.
r. and Mrs, Thomas Cunningham and
llafS CtinnlnoViaivn h a VintfA Via an mntnr
Iftt thrOllffV, Talaii-nn nwA Mnitp Vnrlf
EUU, aie expected home this week,
lltl All- "lfJ. n-KI - .kA
"ill twa i Jimcr m iiuinniurr wuu
f f teen vUitlng her slater and brother-
jijw, air. and Mrs, Q, Wilson Heaton.
Berkeley and Wynnewood roads, has
fti'i y 'wni iib. buwum uiuu
iifr,..of Baltimore, Is spending- the
m in way witn Mr. and Mrs. lieaton.
I BDM0BE.-Mr. and Mrs. Reifben B,
liii .fro 'PendlnB the month of Jtoy
-nil xam iinLf Mmu van tt il
M guests of honor at n annco w u r.y..
Rby Mr. and Mrs, Walter Brooks, Jr.. of
Baltimore, at their country home, Fort
P'Oarrlson, In the Green Spring A'alley.
Mihalic. Valley and Mill Creek roadsby a c
u... J1 Mr- Cla'1 will open their Cape
m v,8e Juno 1.
li ni8?. M,'(- ,,aao R Pennypacker, of
Set yn road' and thB Misses Penny-
ISi.Vl J"u leVO June l ror tiagies
, wbre they wll spend the summer.
to.VdBB00K-Thq Eecon4 t a ser,es of
SfwWrbrook Golf Club every Saturday
Bit . !" tnroughout the month of May
Baii place today. Rehearsals are
ffiSn ;0''?,B,:', 'or an entertainment to be
iwi. Wednesday, May J6. In the club
!?:!,. Te venlnK will be called
ralli .,, . Iia P'ay." and In addition to a
ipm;''' Ketch, entltl.d Atn.i.i wifo
IStr!aWULba.,l!Uck ani wh't0 dancing;
K.? ' . a Japanese chorus in which
PMln t j?1'0"8 wlI . "ka Part. Mr.
Urtnl" ,ner ' onairman of the en
efwwn( committee.
Bala-CvnwvH
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fK?wSe,.V.tracUT'BW hom' "l
4 Mrs. Herbert 7- Tlly. ot Mont-
Kd dane.1 .nH Ji4. .fi "
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ojn o( TtiMdx, yy 8.
Along the Reading
Today will be opening day at the Hunt
ingdon Valley Country Club, on Old York
toad. There will be music, commencing
at 4 o'clock and continuing during dinner
ami throughout tho evening. Many din
ners are being planned and dancing will
follow.
tMr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Hucknell, of 5303
North Camno street, Logan, will enter
tain at cards thin evening. Their guests
will Include Mr. nnd Mrs. Jercl Oldroyd,
Mr. and Mrs. John Stortz nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Kului, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Reiser, of Bcechwood
School, near Jonklntowu Station, Pa.,
have had as their gucsta for several days
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shartr. of Chambers
burff, Pn.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fries will enter
tain nt dinner nt the Huntingdon Valley
Countt Club on Filday evening. Mnv 14,
at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Olive .Wilson, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. S. H. Wilson, of West nvenue,
Jenklntown, will entertain ae her guest
for Beveral days Miss Dorothy Blair, of
Henderson, Ky., who will havo many teas
and entertainments planned In her honor,
as she Is tho "Snntn Clnus Olrl" of Ken
tucky. Mrs. J). A. Hltchncr. of 12th street and
Cheltcn avenue. Oak t.anc. will entertain
the Oak Lane Sewing Clrclr nt her home
Monday nftcrnoon, Mny 10. Her guests
will Include Mis. E. 13. Nrulinuscr. Mrs
A. W. Dudley, Mrs. C. lfuwntd Anthoney,
Mrs. J. Hall, Miss Lily Marlon. Mrs.
Louis Beneke and Mrs. Albert Oec.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Mngllt, of Elklns
avenue, Elklns Paris, nro receiving con
gratulations on tho birth of a boy.
West Philadelphia
Miss Els.i Gross, of SOfl Preston street,
entertained the members of tho Pnl Delta
Psl Sorority yesterday afternoon. Thli
meeting marked tho closing of tho Alpha
Chapter, and each member received her
sorority ring. Anions those present were
Miss Ruth Appleton, Miss Helen Chat
hnm, Miss Emma Ciowcr, Miss Mildred
Conray, Miss Margaret Olllmore, Mi's
Jenabello Harklns, Miss Elcanora Long,
Miss Oenevlve Long, Mlsa Ruth Mvlln.
Miss Helen Stockley. Miss Eatclle Wood,
Miss Margarot Williams, Miss Naomi
Ackley, Miss Marguerite Broun. Miss
Mabel Hall, MIbs Margaret Clair and
Miss Marlon Wilson.
Mrs. Emll Gucnther, of Hamilton Court,
Is receiving this nfternoon, from 1:30 until
7 o'clock, In honor of Miss Dorothy Erwln
Henderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Henderson, whose engagement to
Mr. J. Jardon Gucnther was announced
recently.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Mercer Hicks, of
the Netherlands, 43d and Chestnut streets,
will open their cottage at Chelsea the
middle of June.
The Regal Club will give nnothcr sub
scription dance at the Twentieth Century
Club, In Lansdowne, on the night of
May 22.
The T'raz'l Club, of West Philadelphia,
will give Its annual spring dance this
evening nt the Twentieth Century Club,
Lansdowne.
North Philadelphia
Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Bnrtle, of 1727
North 17th street, entertained a number
of friends at a luncheon and bridge
Thursday evening. Their guests Included
Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Connolly, Dr. and
Mrs. Arthur J. Clark and Mr. nnd Mrs.
William Bartlett.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rothouse, of 19th
and Oxford streets, entertained a num
ber of friends at a. luncheon nnd cards
Thursday evening. Covers were laid for
12 guest3.
TODAY will be the greatest In the his
tory of fraternal organizations In Rox
borough, Wissahtckon, Mnnayunk and tho
Falls of Schuylkill. It will be Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America Day, nnd
will be celebrated with a monster parade,
flag-raising and lawn fete, in which morn
than 2100 people will participate. Tho
order was first organized in Philadelphia
In 1547 and Us membership now extends
to nearly every State In tho country. The
celebration will commence at 2:15 o'clock,
tho parade forming at Main street and
Green lnno, Manayunk. The routo will be
down Main street to Walnut lane, to
Burnslde. to Manayunk avenue, to Green
lane, to Ridge avonue, to Lyceum avenue,
to Pechln street, to Roxborough avenue,
to Ridge avenue, to Walnut lane, to tho
p. O, S. of A. athletlo grounds, where tho
exercises will be held. Mr. Joseph Sisler
will be grand marshal and his aides will be
Mr. Horace V. MacFadyen, Mr. Edward
E. Struse, Mr. Charles O. Struse, Mr.
John Hendren. Mr. Hiram L. Wynn. Mr.
Albert Brown. Mr. Clarence Maiden and
Mr. A. C Selfert. At 4 o'clock the flag
ralslns exercises will take place, with tho
chairman, Dr. H. K. White, presiding.
Tho Rev Isaac Ward wHl deliver the In
vocation, the flag will be unfurled by
Miss Florence Olgft. Steele and addresses
will be mnde by United States Senator
Tir,i Penrose and Judge Charles N.
Brumm, of Schuylkill County. The mu
Blcal program will be furnished by the
Marino and Cadet Banos.
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From 6 to 7 o'clock eupper will be served
committee of 1W laaies, or wnicn
r i. Wvnne is nrestdent; Mrs. John
"Mrs. H,
Hendren, vice president, ana aim. . ..
White, secretary. In the evening the
speakers will be tho following State offl.
cers of the orders Mr. Herman O. Miller,
of Easton, president; Mr. C. U None
maker, of Altoona. vice president; Mr.
Ernest B. Clark, of Pittsburgh, master of
forma; Mr. Irwin S. Smith, treasurer, and
Mr. William Weland, The concert fol
lowing tha addresses will be by the Cadet
Band, of Camden.
All the Grand Army men of the. section
will be the guests of the association and
will ride In the automobiles of the real
dents of the section, who have offered
Notices for the Society page will be
aceeptsd and printed In the Evening
Ledger, but all such rtotlces must be
written on one side of the paper, must
be signed In full, with full address, and
when possible telephone number must
be given. , .. .
Send ill such communications to
"Society Editor," Evening Ledger, 608
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirement ro ear.
rled out o that verification may be
possible, the notice will not bo published.
WHAT MILADY WEARS
COOti one-piece frocks for street wear
hold one's attention at this season of
the year, and a simply tailored gown of
dArk-colored sergo or crepe h almost a
necessity. Tho ever-becoming whlto com
blnatlon of short whlto skirt and shoes
with sweater, hatband nnd hose of a
brilliant color holds first favor In tho
wardrobo of milady, of whatever age she
may be, for country wear. At n recent
out-of-doors charity fete tho aides wero
much admired for their simple nnd be
coming costumes. These wero merely
white skirts nnd blouses with shoes nnd
Panamas to match, set off by hatbands,
tlea. belts, hosiery mid tiny plcturesquo
nprons of emerald green.
Mrs Clayton French Banks, whose
hnndsomo little son causes so much ad
miration wherever ho Is seen, looks ex
trcincly well In a one-pleco gown of dnrk
bluo crepe do chlno mado quite simply
and worn with a. largo flat blue straw
sanor.
A smart walking costumo of navy blue i
serge li worn by Miss Virginia Rodman
ino sKirt is made with a number or nar
row plaits sot In nt the side, and the
blouso opens down tho back with tiny
round blnck buttons, which run up over
he shouldor at one side. A wldc-brlmmed
slightly curved sailor of dark bluo straw,
trimmed with a band of old rose leather
and a tnrgc curling nitlll in tho snmo
shade, completes the becoming costume.
Mrs. William Caner Wloderselm is wear
ing a good-looklns one. piece gown for
street wenr of midnight bluo serge, which
Is brnlded In bluok. Braid Is used on earh
side of the skirt to simulate pockets The
nation's lint la of dark bluo hemp, A
trig llttlo wntklng suit of sago green
roughly woven cloth Li worn by Miss
Katherlno Herman Krcmer. Tho Jacket
is belted nnd set off by a collar of fine
white linen. A small, close-fitting hat of
Mark straw devoid of trimming is worn
by Miss Kremor with this suit.
MISS MARTHA E. MORRIS
Who will givo n series of benefit
recitals during tho coming
months. Miss Morris is n color
atura soprano of unusual rango
and is a member of the Bchrcn's
Opera Club, of this city. At tho
ballad concert of the Church of
the Epiphany, Sherwood, on May
2 4, Miss Morris will sing several
solos.
Lansdowne
Miss Angela Dorman, of Marshall road,
Is entertaining her brldgo club this after,
noon. Among the guests are Miss Eliza
beth Davis, Miss Margaret Brown, Miss
Isabel Whiting, Miss Cora Rogors, Miss
Dorothy Prendrevlllo nnd Mlsa Marlon
Lewis.
Mrs. Alexander Wilson. Jr.. of 98 West
Baltimore avenue, Is entertaining the Cal
endar Club of St. John's Church at her
home this nfternoon.
Dr. DeForrest Wlllnrd, of 13D West Bal
timore avenue, Is spending the week In
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas, Jr.. of
Shadeland avenue, are spending tho week
end In Atlantic City.
them for the occasion. Lieutenant Colo
nel Metier, of the United States Marines,
will bo among the honor guests. The
local business houses will close at noon
and many of these, ns well as the homes
of the citizens, will bo gaily decorated
with bunting and flags.
Miss Margaret H. Davis, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Davis, of Hortter
street, Germantown, will give a luncheon
today at tho Philadelphia Cricket Club.
There will be 33 guests present.
Mrs. O. J. De Rousse, of 615 West
Hortter street, will entertain a party of
youns people today at tha the dnnsant to
be given at Manhelm under the auspices
of the Alumnae Association of the Walnut
Lane School. The affair will be in honor
of Mrs. De Rousse's daughter, Miss Jean
De Rousso. The party will afterward be
entertajned at dinner at the De Rousse
home, and dancing will follow. The biksIs
will Include MIjb Ellse Lewis Klapp, Miss
Elizabeth Elliot Miller, Miss Helen Riddle
Logan. Miss Mary Primrose Reeves, Miss
Gladys Williams, Mr, John W. Logan. Jr.,
Mr. Edward W. Klapp, Mr. Kenneth Kit
son, Mr. James Hooper. Mr. Allen Ad
dicks and Mr. Ernest Rltson.
CELEBRATING THEIR
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In tho accompanying illustration are shown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boehringer, of 2 601 North 5th street.
Mr. Boehringer holds in his arms one of his 12 grandchildren. This estimable couple were married 60
years ago by Pastor William Mann, of the Zion Lutheran Church. Mr. Boehringer and his wife were born
in Germany. They opened1 bakery business at Crown and Wood streets in 18 65, Mr, Boehringer
retired from, business in 1913, He was then conducting his business, at 5th and Huntingdon streets.
Five children and 12 grandchildren will assist In tonight's celebration, together with hosts of warm
frjends and acquaintances, by whom Mr. and Mrs. Boehringer are held in the highest esteem.
l'holo liy Miircetiu
MISS HELEN BALDWIN GLEASON
Miss Glcnson, who is the charming young daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs.
Edwnrd Baldwin Gleason, will mnko her debut next season.
South Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Krclder, of 2130
South Broad street, havo opened their
cottage, 21 South California avenue. At
lantlo City, whero thoy will stay the
remainder of tho summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel J. Davis, of 2037
Mimin street, entertained at dinner on
Wednesday evening In honor of their
dnughtr, Miss N. Mao Davis, and Mr.
Ernest W. Hamblln, of New York, whoso
engagement wns recently announced. The
wedding will tnko placo In July.
Tho Reliance Club held Its seventh an
nual Mny hop last night In Lawrence
Hall, Broad and Portrr streets. The com
mltteo In chargo Included Mr. Allen Mur
phy, Mr. Raymond Lutz, Mr. James
Dunne, Mr. William Pound, Mr. Robort
Kcown, Mr. Frank Smyth. Mr. Charles
Fnrrcll nnd Mr. William Dacey.
Mr. John O'Hara, 2219 South 2d street,
has gone to Austin Tex., to visit his
grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Mayer, for
merly of this city.
Tho Butchers' League of the 1st Ward
Is going on a picnic shortly.
A most nttractlve May festival was held
last evening In the parish building of All
Saints' Church, 11th street nnrt Snyder
avenue, by tho entlro main Sunday school.
Tho entertnlnment consisted of vocnl and
Instrumental numbers by the senior nntt
Junior members, nnd was arranged by
Mr. Robert Adams, professor of English
lit tho Trades School, assisted by Mlsa
ElUabeth Catnnach and Miss May Chris
topher. Prominent members of tho Philadelphia
Suffrage party will address a large meet
ing of the congregation this ovcnlng, and
a delightful program has been arranged.
The Rev. Dr. John E. Hill is pastor.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Anna Josephine Kay, formorly of South
Philadelphia, but now living at 2015 Wnl
lace street, and Mr. Harry Andrew Mc
Glnnls, of Frnckvlllc, Pa. No date haa
been set for tho wedding.
Tioga
Miss Mario L. Tanner, of 3717 North
ISth street, entertained at cards last Sat
urday In honor of Miss Myrtle Ashcraft,
whose engagement was recently an
nounced to A. E. Monlot. Tho guests
were Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Fulforth. Mr. nnd
Mrs. F. Knlpe. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Smith,
Miss iM. W. Ashcraft. Miss L. Reier. Miss
B. Callahan, MIsi M. Van Glider. Mls3
L. Ashcrnft, F. Matlck, J. Lonlnk, H.
Smith, li. Wadnor and A. E. Monlot.
Tho Misses Gladys and Florence Maur
er, of 233 North 15th street, will spend
tho week-end In Atlantic City.
Roxborough
The annual commencement of tho Young
Women's Christian Association of the
Falls of Schuylkill will take place on
Thursday night, May 13. The annual ex
hibition of all class work will be held the
following Saturday, from 3 to 10 o'clock.
In tho evening there will bo a muelcale and
social. Tonight the departments of elocu
tion nnd music will give their annual en
tertainment The program will Include
recitations by Mrs. Rnusman. Miss Graf
and Miss Jennie Smith; violin solos by
Miss Mary Cull. Mr. John Cull, Miss Edith
Katzenbach and Miss Elizabeth Schofleld;
piano solos by Miss Florence Salmons,
Miss Prlscllla Mason. Miss Hazel Wll
loughby. Miss Emma Snowden, Miss
Sarah Tasker and Miss Katharine Hohl
feld. Tlie speaker for May 13 will be Miss
Irene Shepard, general secretary of the
Buenos Aires Young Women's Christian
Association.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TONIGHT
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Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Mary Agnew, of 2574 East Mem
phis street, has gone to Atlantlo City
for the summer. Mrs. Walton and
daughter, Miss Vcrna Walton, will bo
her guests over tho week-end.
On Wednesday evening, May 12, a grand
combination vaudovlllo and promen.ido
concert will he given by the Northeast
Catholic Clubs nt Stanley's Casino, Ken
sington avenue nnd Cumberland street.
Tho clubs represented will be La Salle,
Brldesburs C. C, lona C. C, Holy Name
C. C. St. Anno'a C. C, Immaculate Con
ception C. C. St. Michael's C. C. nnd
Ascension C. C.
A May rnlly of tho Northeast Branch
of Christian Endeavor will be held In tho
Frankford Avenuo Baptist Church,
Frankford avenuo nnd Lottorly street, on
Monday evening. Tho speaker of tho
evening will bo tho Rev. August E.
n&rnctt, pastor of the Church of Our
Redeemer.
Mrs. Joseph Blddlc, of Everett. Pa.,
who lino been tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Thomas, of 2803 Frankford avenue,
has returned to her home.
A sketch and mock trial was held
Thursday night In tho Bethceda Presby
terian Church, Frankford avenuo and
llcrlis street, under tho auspices of tho
Bethcsda Athletic Association. Tho
skotch Is entitled "At tho Postern Gate,"
and Is interesting as well as instructive.
A social luncheon will bo given by tho
Kensington Merchants' Association at
Schroeder's Hall, Kensington avenuo and
Cumberland street, Tuesday evening. Mny
13. Tho speakers of tho night will bo
City Solicitor Michael J. Ryan and Pro
fessor Calvin O. Althouse, of the C. H. S.
Tho whes, mothers, sisters nnd sweet
hearts of the members will be tho honored
guests of tho evening.
Tho committee in charge consists of Mr.
Joseph Hnggerty, Mr. Harry Grotsman,
Mr. William Emhart. Mr. John Boyle,
Mr. Harry Derbyshire, Mr James F.
Smyth nnd president, Mr. John Walsh.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Lelper street, will entertain
Cullen. of
at a small
muelcale Saturday ovenlng In honor of
Mrs. Cullen's sister, Miss Allco Bromley,
whoso engagement was recently an
nounced to Mr. John D. Fell, of Over
brook. Among the guests will be Mr. and
Mrs. William J. D. Hlrsch. Mr. and Mrs
John Martin. Miss Allco Woodward, Miss
Martha Shell, Miss Anna Brown, Miss
Helen Ware. Miss Caroline Burt, Miss
Marjorlo Ford. Miss Mildred Bock. Miss
Frances Ash. Miss Marlon .Maxwell, Mr.
Alfred Maxwell, Mr. Hugh Wood, Mr.
Georgo Williams, M Bert Franklin, Mr.
John Tnlley, Mr. George Endy, Mr.
Frank Cullen. Mr. Edward Cullen, Mr.
George Llpp, Mr. Walter Foulkrod, Mr.
Jumos Weaver. Mr. Albert Dunlap, Mr.
Wllllnm Kirk and Mr. Joseph Murray.
Mrs. William Kuhn. Jr.. of 4S3S North
6th street, and Miss Amelia Manning will
bo rucsU) at a luncheon Saturday, given
by Miss Graco Burt and Miss Alice Burt,
nt their home, 212 North Lansdowne ave
nue, Lansdowne.
Woodbury
Society of Woodbury was well repre
sented on Thursday evening when Gil
bert and Sullivan's opera, "Patience,"
was given, under the auspices of the
Country Club. Mrs. Horace Keen di
rected the company and rounded tho
singers Into excellent shape. All the lead
ing musicians of the club took part, and
those who wero present say that even In
the prime days of Woodbury's Paint and
Powder Club nothing like It was ever seen
on the local stage.
WEDDINGS
... I,
A PRETTY homo wedding took place on
Wednesday evening, when Miss Har
riett A. Morris, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Edward Morris, of 429 Martin street,
became tho bride of Mr. Roy A. Blttle,
son of Mr and Mrs. William H. Blttle, of
4118 Pechln street. Tho ceremony was
performed In the new home of tho bride
groom and bride. SS.1 East Mnrtln street, by
the Rev Purdy II Mayer, pastor of tho
Moycr Memorial Baptist Church. Krams
nnd Mnnayunk avenues. Tho house was
decorated with flowers, palms nnd ferns.
Mr Morris gave his daughter In mar
riage, nnd slip was attended by her sis
ter, Mies Florence Morris, as mold of
honor. Mr. William sutler was the
bridegroom's best man. The service wns
followed by n reception for the families
of tho joung couple. Mr. and Mrs. Blttle
will bo at homo after May 19.
PRINCE HAMMETT.
Tho marriage of Miss Louise Adele
Hammett, daughter of Mrs. William
Frederick Hammett and tho late Mr.
William Frederick Hammett, to Kdmoml
Lit fa vol to Prince, Jr, of Louisville. Ky.,
will take place tonight at Pelham Court,
tho home of tho bride. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rov. William
Edwnrds, of St. Stephen's Protestant
i;plropnl Church. The ballroom will be
bnnUed with palms and eprlni; flowers of
every description Miss Hammett. who
will ho given In marriage by her brother,
Mr Roynl Hammett, will wear whlto
inlln. vrlled In a full pointed tunle of
tulle, embroidered In pearls. Her veil,
which will bo of old family laco. will bo
fastened with orange blossoms. A fnlry
llko touch Is git en by n tulle court trnln,
which hangs from the shoulders. Her
bouquet will bo nn old-fashioned luco
ene. the retitie of which will be formed
of lilies of the valley. Miss Josephlno
Hnmmott. of Now York, a cousin of the
bride, will net ns maid of honor, and will
bo gowned In peach-blow satin, with a
tunic of crenm-color laco net. A butterfly
bow nnd girdle, nro of blue tulle. Miss
Hammett's hnt will be of peach pink
nnd whlto nnd trimmed with French
flowers. Sho will carry snapdragon, lilacs
and other spring flowers. Thoro will be
two tiny flower girls, MIbs Martha Hnm
mett and Miss Anno Adele Hnmmott, who
will wear dainty llngcrlo dresses and pink
ribbons. They will carry bnskets tilled
with pink rosebuds.
Mr. Prlnco will have ns best man Mr. F.
Wnltcr Hentz. A reception will follow
for about 230 guests. After nn extended
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Prince will
reside In Baltimore.
COMFORT DUNN.
A quiet wedding will take place today
when Mrs. Hnrry M. Dunn, of Dugan
Hill. Staten Island, will become the bride
of Mr. Edward T. Comfort, of German
town. Tho ceremony will be witnessed
by tho families nnd Immediate friends,
nnd on their roturn from their wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs. Comfort will occupy
Ivy Lodge, Penn street, Germantown.
EVANS-KEATING.
Tho marriage of Miss Anna Mny Keat
ing, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert
Keating, of 3724 North Oratz street, Tioga,
to Mr. Harry H. Evans, of Germantown,
was solemnized on Wednesday night nt
tho home of the bride's parents. The Rev.
I. Chantry Hoffman, pastor of the Lu
theran Church of tho Nativity. Tioga and
17th streets, performed tho ceremony. The
bride, who wore a gown of crepe de chine
draped with lace, was attended by her
sister. Miss Elsie Keating, as bridesmaid.
Her gown was of pale blue brocaded silk.
Mr. Roland Evans wns his brother's best
man. A reception wns held after the
ceremony Mr. nnd Mrs. Evans will live
on North Gratz street and will be nt home
after May 19.
WHITMAN FARREDL.
Announcement Is made of tho marriage
of Miss Mao Farrcll, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter .1. Farrcll, of 929 South St.
Bernard 'street, to Mr. Arthur Bradford
Whitman, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur
Whitman, of Washington, D. C, on Sat
urday afternoon, May 1. The ceremony
was performed In St. Francis de Sales'
Church, tho Rev Father Hanney ofllclat
Ing, followed by a breakfast. On their re
turn from their wedding trip Mr. nnd Mrs.
Whitman will be nt home after Juno 1
at EM H street, N. E.. Washington, D. C.
McFARLAND-MITCHELL.
Tha wedding of Miss Georgia Mitchell,
of B1C9 Morris street, Germantown, to
Mr. Walter Grifllth McFnrland. Jr.. of
Oak Lane, took plnce on Wednesday, Mny
5, at noon. The ceremony took plnco In
tho Calvary Church, the Rev. Walter
Jordan, of St. Martin's, Oak Lane, offi
ciating. A small breakfast followed tha
ceremony for the families and Immedlato
friends.
NOTTER-HAWKINS.
Announcement Is mnde of tho marrlogo
of Miss Mary T. Hawkins, of Carlisle,
rn m Mr. George P. Notter. of Phila
delphia, on Wednesday afternoon, May B,
at 3 o'clock.
PROVINZINO-MARINGOLA.
A beautiful wedding took placo yester
day afternoon nt 4 o'clock In the Roman
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Good
Counsel, when Miss Teresa Marlngola,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mnrln
goln 638 Christian street, became the
bride of Mr. Joseph Provlnzlno. 712 South
"th street. Tho brido wore white satin
trimmed with silver net. She carried a
huge bouquet of white roses. Tho maid
of honor was Miss Josephine Curclo. Her
gown was of the faintest green silk under
chiffon. She carried a beautiful bouquet
of roses. The best man was Mr. Samuel
Porcope. Other members of the bridal
party were Miss Mary Isabella, MIsb An
gelina Bucraffurnl. Mr. Dominic Gulla. Mr.
Dominic Slderlo and little Dolly Isabella
SritINO AND SUMMEH RESORTS
JIT. POCONO, PA.
DfUware Water Cap, Pa.
THE BELLEVUE "; t. .&
Kxctllrnt table, nooms with running water.
Dancing, golf and itnnli The popular noun
for ouns people. Booklet.
CONWAY i. BLA1P..
THE BELMONT :'!!" A:
Kiev, nun, air piney anu ury.
i . -rv
rateM.
L Cornlih.
Slroudiburg, J'u.
PHIIRIE1GH INN Prk and lake.
unuutciun inn ani,t loefttion m
Illue nidge MU Boallnr. (Whine, etc.
Oarage Special ratei May and June nook
I" Mt'CHMOnB 4 BALD, Prope
Crraco, I'a.
nnrk'l Pnr.R Trout nihlng-. Booklet.
nvv., HOWARD
HOWARD PRICK
Paradlee Valley, Fa.
TUP OLD INN Formerly Paradlee Inn.
irtC ULU 1 1- IN creeco 6ta.. Penna. R R.
Managed fronuUu ttandpolnt of the gueet;
good food andBeSlribjdi. oldjjghle, tennis,
trout flihtngj ratTVHbtojMCO; booklet,
Mlea Kiruv. tis.- rsmeia
ST1TES' MT. HOUSE mV
Capacity 100 Booklet. THOS. H. ST1TES
Mountain Home. Fa.
Heller's Mt. Airy gySS. P
CANADENSIS, FA.
Tho Pinr Capacity 100. Booklet telle the
I (IC rillt-a ..ory MYRON E. PRICK.
SHAWNEE.ON.THEELAWABE, FA.
I Anunnrl Excellent location. BatB'g, boat's,
LC,1WUUU flehg Bklt. DBTRlCKtSON.
THE ANATOK "STUF
FEHN HOCK. FA.
KKNiIAVOKTH INK
Sermlcali bow open.
7 sUlea front Reading
Altre4 Larastar.
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I I r fJ I rv ri&rAtti , 111,.,
and Dominic Damnlco, who acted as
flower girl and page, respectively. Fol
lowing: the ceremony a recepttori viAa held
nt Beneficial Halt, 924 South 6th street,
by the bride's parents. Among the guests
were Mr. nnd Mrs. Orozlo Provlhilrtl,
Miss Anna Rotko, Mr. Vincent Curclo,
Mr. Dominic Proeepcro, Mr, and Mrs.
Joseph Curclo and family, Mr, and Mrs.
Frank Provlnzlno and family, Mrs.
Angelina Cednrlo and family, Mr, arid
Mrs. I'rospero Sedarlo and family, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Frank Isabella, Mr. and Mrs,
Paul Marlngola and family,. Mr. and Mr.
Joseph Aula and family, Mr, nnd Mr.
Oeorao Oargnrln, Mr. Joseph Roccf, Mr.
Dominic Peloggl, Miss Mary Singer, Mf.
Gornnlll Oluacppo nnd family, Mr. and
Mrs. C'anlbarto Caruso, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cuccl, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buo
raffurnl and family, Mr. nnd Mr. Frank
Fulglnltl, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Valeo
nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mfth
cusc.
PINTKO-GALLASANDRA.
Mr nnd Mis. Louis Onllasandra, 1309
South Clarion street, gave a large rdcep
tlon and danco nt Lyrlo Hall yesterday
In honor of tho mnrrlngo of their daugh
ter, Miss Rose, to Mr, Charles Plnteo,
1030 Carpenter street. The ceremony took
place at St. Rita's Roman Catholic
Church, Broad and Ellsworth streets. TJi
mnld of honor was Miss Susan Tamasco
nnd the best man was Antony Rlzzo. Tho
bridal couple led the grand march at the
hall later on. Among the guests wero
Miss Elizabeth Clentlln, Miss Mary Cam
mnrotn, Mr. Dominic Dnllasnndra, Mr.
James Riley, Mr nnd Mrs. Joseph Tlntco,
Mr. Charles Plagantlno, Mr. Lawrence
Plscoln, Mr. nnd Mrs. Michael Camma
rota, Mr. nnd Mrs, Antony PlBanso, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Nicholas Conclo, Mr. and Mrs.
John Bonavltocola, Mr. Pint Molley, Mr.
John Mulligan. Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter do
Nato, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cerrl, Mr.
and Mrs. Josoph Escadso, Mr. James
Dallasnndra. Mr. and Mrs. James Gcnatl,
Miss Mary Nlocola, Mr. Peter Nucel, Miss
Mary Rngno, Miss Roso Cnmmorota, MIfls
Annie Camaca, Mr. Michael "William.
Miss Blanch Yettlro, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph
Flscoln, Miss Mary Mann. Mrs. SUsan
Spangler, Mr. Abraham Weinberg, Mr,
Michael Ltpsom, Miss Roso Dllger, Mr.
Antony Martlnella. Miss Julia Maston,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vita, Mr. Salvldo
Bonlvltoln, Mr. and Mrs. Fred de Marco.
Mr. and Mrs. Domlnto Frnsclnl, Mr. and
Mrs. David Camera.
Germantown
Mrs. J. Edward Jacques, of the Mah
helm apartments, has gono to tho Faclflo
coast with her llttjo daughter, where they
will visit relatives nnd friends for several
months.
Mrs. Ida V. Beale. of 112 East Price
street, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
lane, left this week for a short stay In
Atlantic City.
Mr. Charles H. Edenborn, of 4S30 North
Brond street, will sail from New York on
tho steamship Momus on May 17 for New
Orleans, where hd will remain some time.
SPRING AND 8UMMEP. RESORTS
Wlltlwood, N .T.
woo&
iBY-THE-SEA
and
Wildwood
1-SSSK
Crest
All eigne point to the blggeet season
In the phenomenal history of these won
derful reiorts, They are teeming with
activity. Preparations are under way
for splendid entertainment. Their nat
ural advantages of cooleet breezee and
beet bathing beach are attracting.1
thousands.
Rent your cottage, bungalow or
apartment NOW. Don't eae this
important matter until later, qr you,
may not lie able to get what you
uant. They are coins; fast. Wleilom
dictate that you make your hotel
rrtervatlons early this year.
F a a t . eoitwenlent
Rsadlng and Ptnnsy. r-rNJv
u o t u r ,r,iun ,(ffH
rvcru Sunrtau For v
lll,H(,JUIiy , U1. I u l i ff
booklet write today to T
J. WI1ITEHKI.I.
City Clerk
WllduooU, N. J.
FRANCONIA NOTCH, GRAFTON CO., N. H.
WHITE MOUNTAINS
NEW PROfllE HOUSE
TWENTY COTTAOES. OPEN JULY 1ST.
Catering to those who "lib. a Hummer
Home In a resort favored with clientele of
the hlghent order, ON IDEAL TOUR. Flhe
Oarage. Golf, Tennis, Boating, Flehlng.
C II. OREENLEAF. Pres.
Booking Office In Charge E. II. MCIf.
Hotel Vendome, Boiton. Man,
SEASIDE PARK, N. J.
ROSS TURNER
Directly on Qeach.
Strictly First Class.
Booklet.
Proorielor
Open June 26th
NEW ENGLAND
SaundaratOHrn. It. I.
Sitinders House n May i0- "i'
bathing, flehlng. tennis, J. L. RODMAN. v
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
CHALFONTE
Atlantic City, New Jersey
The Leeds Company
Leading Ulgn-Olaaa Uoderate-Hate Hotel.
ALBEMARLE Virginia av.. nr Ben. Rap.
ftLQCmml.u g,. steam heat, elevator.
sun parlors, private baths, etc. excel, table.
Iiuupwkbr, 2 up dally. Bklt. J. P. COPS.
DBOWN'S-BHLLS-lN-THE-FINEa. N. J.
"THE INN'' Open AH Year
Fit thousand acre plnee; lakai, aprlnge.
Favorite week-end and tourist reeort. lrnjttui
aoutbera cooking. New management.
j. l. a m. a. uuuDEna
ISLAND UEIQUT8, N. J.
THE PERRENNlALTLi;1Jg.
German tovoi
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
Every Comfort and
Conveniens at The BRIGHTON
Ideally located In the finest eectlua of tie
beat-h from An eetablUbment so4 tw t.U
ine and snlci iovlaoreltnj fer4a fiaci
Oceao, Bay and Inlet , H hour by trolley rruw
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