llgHTO LEnGEKr-PHILAPELPHIA, BATTTRDAY, MAY 22, 1018;
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TWO OF THIS CITY'S CHARMING MATRONS
Miss Helen Bald-
nnd Mrs.
'..rtVOAY th week will open wmi
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'iVVewhall t her horn, The Old
iriftU " a. .h nllH A.tiM
F,lllhn, to meei :. ".". ..
Si Lnlne the Drowning Society
r , ... innuai clay In the Broad
ldi"-v.rfl to commemorate tho
fcti . .v..t nrnwnlns. Tho t)lav.
Siffii Ut." has been selected
M& and wl b" directed by' Dan
Ooyt nd Francis J. MacBcath,
P
P i.i on Tuesday tho marriage of
!- ..j DAMt "HriYtja V -vvii rwaif
lMu. nlaee at Itosemont, to Dr.
n. J' wilmer. of this city. Mies
l. ners. daughter of Edwin C.
W. ihVBelgravIa, wilt entertain
Wh..:lkn In honor of Her cousin, Mrs.
iWrvA-r. of South orange arovo
Irrl Pasadena, Cal.
fKK, Sanders Biott, whoso
SiBkW '"I 7t Atinn Hunter. Jr.. was
l!ia.V...nilv. will bo the cuest of
"Sfu tea to be given by Mrs. Allan
lfif e( J23 Sprlngrteld avenue, Chest-
. J,.ninn. too.
i"',1,. dauirhter of Dr.
J.UEVU"! ; , .i.At .....
lie Mellon, Will B1VO H. IIIKUIIU puny
KfUM of the graduating class of Miss
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IP'r.- . weiinosdav. Her guests will
ht tAe new members of tho House
KJjjltteo of the ucrmaniown uncKet
a.
Klitr. which has long been antlcl-
IWUJI . ... ,,.nn mill ,,,,.
irleh grattftcd on Thursday, the open
tlif of the Devon show. All the
.:. k been taken. In which much
w ..-- . . , c- T..--..1. r
J i'OUlmng Will OO uuno. mm. duguiii iu,
i wi will entertain In her box each day
honor of her daughter. Miss Olivia
j NB.0iam.
' lUt Wli t00' thcre w'" bo several
. rfiin for charity. At Krlshelm, the
taunt Hill estate of Dr. and Mrs.
i fotfi Woodward, a fair to represent a
i fcst.ln Toklo will bo given, under the
4 plcM of the Rising Sun Committee, to
i idMHB a cnuuren b wiiiu in oi. uuwa
i <l In Toklo.
. jjtiij evening a summer dance will bo
eremader the direction of Main Line
i tiftf the Merlon Cricket Club. The
I txtiis will be devoted to tho Social
mice Bureau of the Medlco-Chlrurglcal
i WIUL
,ji main affairs for Friday will bo
. fcicei, VIM Iluth Coxe, daughter of Mr,
d Mffc Henry Brlnton Coxe, will be tho
)Di tetltla L McKlm and her nieces,
Eif Eleanor B, Hopkins and Miss Ellse
IT.Hopkltu, at the WAItomarsh Valley
Bit Club, Before thedance Jlr. and
It Clarence W. Dolan, of Rosemont,
rl entertain at dinner In honor of Mies
BrtWce Oeylin and Mr. William B.
Clwlman, whoso engagement was re
ject!? announced.
Ksi Christine Behn, daughter of Mr.
tsd Uri. William C. Bchn. will bo guest
(J Woof at a flanco to bo given by Mr.
uf JIM. Arthur W. Jones, of 411 West
Cltlttn avenue. The danco will bo given
h the Casino, on Tulaskt avenue.
'IDsTCharlotte Eleanor Pepper, a com
lt iekUnte, will bo guest of honor at
ifciiH dinner dance to bo given by her
ma!, Sir. 'and Mrs. Georco Whartnn
1 tab; at their homo In Devon.
hihtiy venlng Mr. and Mrs. C. How-
wwawwu give a danco at their home,
Cititiihrold Farm, Devon, In honor of
Km EleanAr Townsend. whose enimn-n-
wrt to Mi. Clarence H. Clark, 3d, was
UMOOCed recentlv. Thnt nnma ninlnn
te ui Mr. Robert L. Montgomery will
m a dlnher danca nt tholf hnmn
jWrpJun, Vlllanova; Mr. and Mrs.
wwnuctaaaen and Mr. and Mrs. J.
fowler Mitchell will entertain at dln
ttf, to be followed by dancing, at the
Man of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgom
ery l.
Kr.'iad Mrs., James Francis Sullivan.
IM Frances L. Sullivan, Miss Lota Sul-a.uUrR-
LlvlnBSton Sullivan have
m their town house, 2100 Walnut
Klt Ulu ftrn nrniinvlno tU.t. ....i.u..
SSr Woods Radnor, for tho
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MRS. DANIEL McCLINCH rhoto by Mawau 18
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THaAINHTO
Chestnut Hill
Dr. and Mrs. George Woodward, of Mer
maid lane and McCallum street, will en
tertain at dinner tonight before the senior
class danco at tho Chestnut lllll Acad
emy. The guests will Include Miss Edith
Dallas, Miss Joannetto Fairies, Miss Mary
Shoppard, Miss Mnrgnrct Ross, Miss
Catherlno Nowbold, Miss Martha Grang
er, Miss Catherine Hunlor. Mlsq M.
Porcher, Miss Loulso Nowlln, Miss Marian
Crowley, Miss Martha McAllister. Miss
Mary Glendonnlng, Miss Eleanor Carpen
ter, Miss Caroline Bailey, Mr. John C.
Newlin, Mr. Charles Balrd, Mr. William
Balrd, Mr. Mason Gaston, Mr. Charles
Bailey, Mr. Alfred Hunter, Mr. Ralph
Fairies, Mr. Charles Pancoast. Mr. Harry
Graham, Mr. Levering Jones, Mr. Paul
Hunter, Mr. Benjamin Rush, Mr. William
Jamison, Mr. Edward Cassard, Mr. Ken
neth Kltson, Mr. Earnest Kltson, Mr. Roy
Stuart, Mr. Edward Galllard. Mr. Norman
Ellison. Tho danco will be given In honor
of Dr. and Mrs. Woodward's two sons
Mr. George Woodward nnd Mr. Stanley
Woodward.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weeks, of 7S02 Lin
coln Drive, aro being congratulated upon
the birth of a son. Mrs. Weeks will bo
remembered as Miss Marie Adams.
ON SATUKDAV, June S, n garden rote
will be held on the lawn of tho rest-
denro of Mrs. Hjron 1. Moullun, Ard
nioro avenue, Ardmore, from 3 until 7
o'clock. Tho nffalr Is under the auspices
of tho Connnught Chapter, Order of tho
Daughters of tho British Empire, Phila
delphia Commltteo of the British Na
tional Relief Fund, the Canadian Society;
tho Philadelphia branch of the Oversea
Society.
There will bo tho usual nmusements
that aeconiKiny outdoor affairs. Includ
ing dancing, ventriloquism, palmistry, a
Punch and Judy show and music by tho
members of tho Philadelphia Boys' nnd
Girls' Orchestrn, under the direction of
Mr. John Curtis, Jr.
Buses will meet all trains from tho
stations of the Pennsylvania Railroad
nnd tho Philadelphia nnd Western Rail
way at fiflth strict. The commltteo In
charge Includes Mrs. Wilfred Powell,
Mrs. Byron P. Moulton, Mis L. Webster
Fox. Mrs. Thomas McCrea, Mrs. William
H. Walbaum. Mis. Geoffrey Gllmour, Mr.
Wilfred Powell, Mr E. It G. Shcphord,
Dr. Blols C. Hnnlngton, Mr John A.
MacMahon. Dr. S. P. Ross, Mr. W. 11.
Wlgnnll, Mr. Thcodoro A. Fox, chair
man, 3J01 Wnlnut street; Mr. Vivian
Nlcknlls, honorary treasurer, Tho Nor
mandtc, 36th and Chestnut streets.
A danrant will be given this afternoon
In tho Oermantown Cricket Club at Man
bclm, under tho auspices of the Junior
Auxiliary Commltteo of the Children's
Hospital of Philadelphia The dance Is
nno of a series of functions to be given ,
In aid of the hospital nnd tho proceeds of
today's affair will be devoted to tho
babies' branch at Wynncilcld.
Tho patronesses of the dance Include
Miss F. F. Caldwell, Mrs. I. Minis Hays,
Mrs. Jo'eph B. ilutchlnBOn, Mrs Alfred
C. Harrison, Mrs. J Campbell Harris,
Mrs. Charles E. Daf.a, Mrs. Charles B.
Coxe, Mrs. Ed S Sayres. Mrs. John L.
LcConte, Mrs. Esmond H. Austin, Mrs.
Joseph B. Townsend, Mrs. Horace How
ard Furncss, Jr., Mrs. John W. Pepper,
Miss Ada M. Cfozer, Mis. B. T. Stotes
lilli v. Mm. Rilivnril IIrIov Mrrt Ilrnrv
Krnzer Harris, Miss Rnchnel M. Ash, Mrs.
McCrne, Mrs. Edward B. Mears, Mrs.
Arthur II, Lea, Mrs. Albert Pepper Ger
hard, Mrs. Albert P. Franelne, Mm. lVniU
Lewis, Mrs. James It. Dawes, lira. H O.
Tull, Mrs. W. If. Walsh, Mf. Victor 3
Mulford, Mrs. Frank II, Leonard, Mrs.
Samuel B, Jardtn, Mrs. Harmor Thomas.
This afternoon An Interesting bazAar
vlll bo held on tho lawn of Mr. t. K.
Wannomnchcr'fl home, City Lln4 and
Lancaster avenue, by the Busy Dees
Branch of tho Ministering Children
League, tho proo eeds to be Used to help
maintain the Children's Seashore Homo
In Chelsea, If It rains tho fair will bo
held In the parish house of St Paul's
Church. Strs. Lewis If. Van Dusen has
charge of tho affair nnd the little work
era who have been busily arranging tho
booths nnd other side attractions Include
Miss Margaret Spencer, Mls Suzanne
Lewis, Miss Margaret Clemens, Mlea
Mary Halns, Miss Esther Itolfo, Miss
Kathcrlno Mullcr. Miss Claire Landell.
Miss Eleanor Lucas, Miss Margaret Ray
mond, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Mildred
West, Miss Elizabeth Do Young, Miss
Virginia Gibson, Miss Emily Hayward,
Miss Louise Harding. Mlas Ruth MeVitty,
Miss Mary Scott, Miss Frances Mclntyre,
Miss Irene Glnther, Miss Sarah Bally,
Miss Dorothy Kellogg, Miss Jane Mcln
tyre, Miss Charlotte Calhoun, Mls Dor
othy Ellis, Miss Dorothy Turner, Miss
Katherine Hansel, Miss Lenore Wenta,
Miss Margaret England, Miss Helen Kel
logg, Miss Caroline Ayer, Miss Holly Mc
Cormlck, Mlas Elizabeth Furst and Miss
Dorothy Trainer.
A dnnce will be given on the lawn of
the Church of tho Epiphany, Carpenter
street and Lincoln drive, tonight Japa
nese lanterns will be used as decoration.
Among those In charge aro Mrs. Oliver
C Llpplncott, Mrs. Hllllard Bain, Miss
Mildred Morris, Miss Charlotte Cherry.,
Miss Esther Cherry.MIss Katherine Cren
Rhawc, Miss Jean Llpplncott, Miss Mario
Dunham, Miss Mary McKec, Miss Chrls
tlno Rocho, Miss Bculah Horter and Miss
Margaret Castle.
A dancing tea will be given this after
noon nt the Rltz-Carlton from 4 unlll 7
o'clock for the benefit of St. Vincent's
Home. 70th street nnd Woodland avenue.
There will also be tables for bridge from
3 until 7. The affair la being arranged by
the Junior Aid. Tho committee In charge
Includes Miss Mary Rlvlnus, Miss Slmon,
Miss Florence D. Walsh, Miss McMlllen,
-miss .iioran ana .miss McMohon.
W
fton lr"- GeorKe G- Meade Large,
KB. iTi ""'" P'ace. nnd their chll
yaiwill eo to n m-k- -u. ..
n't. 01 June. nh ,., i.... .,
Sty for the summer.
SJtT,5 veg8 A1mnl Association held
teSw. u""?u ana reunion at the
ST110'! ,th,a week' More nRn
InvSJfi" PutlclPated. Mr. N. J. Sul
jaetedaa toastmaater.
Bra-.
i!Mefl1h!I"5ceme,t dInner ot tho "IS
jtoy, May 31, in the City Club.
Sler,a."i-Mi:-..RIh?I'? PhUler will
)lt'Thi ZiVJ, "oua. ii Do Lancey
SM.!.m'?" of Junt. and will oc-
jjf-w summer homo at Chestnut
pi'miciwr. nt tk. .. -... ...
m'hii ; ."" iuttr ia, wn en
MteS 2? TrU'sday. aemoon at tho
.?qce of Mr. and Mm .m.,.i -ct
SSW'rrSif a:t . c-h"'"t hi..:
iliiiir . V l" oir 10 eoiai
SWUn .n.n8Um .wUl D8 BUfflclent for
ffl(w0'. th.? atomlty sum-
season Ch"ter during the
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin, Miss Ethland
Hamlin and Miss Miriam Mildred Ham
lin gave a birthday party in honor of
Master Harrison Hnmlln last ovcnlng at
their home on North Fclton street. Music
and games for tho children nnd "500"
for tho grown-ups, with refreshments for
all, provided tho program for tho ovenlpg.
Miss Narberth Weiss was tho guest of
honor. Two out-of-town guests wore Mr.
Perry and Miss Mary Eltcrlch, of Nor
folk, Va.
MIbs Rosalind Murphy, of 732 North 63d
street, has returnud from a trip to Now
York. On next Wednesday Miss Murphy
will entertain at luncheon.
Mr. Joseph W. Greenwood has removed
from West Philadelphia to his former
homo on Sunnlcllffe.
MRS. WILLIAM HELLER
Photo by Marrcau.
LITTLE WOODLAND PRINCESS
Lansdowne
The members of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club are arranging for a fete cham
petre, to be held on tho lawn of Mrs.
Abram Pennock's home, Violet lane,
on the 28th and 29th of this month. One
of the features will be the production of
"Cinderella," In which 60 children will
take pnrt. Miss Dorothy McEwen will bo
Cinderella, Miss Marlon Mishler and Miss
Anna Crawford tho proud sisters, Miss
Harriet Lipscomb tho stepmother, Miss
Mary Mcintosh Mother Goose, Miss
Dorothy Powell tho Fairy Godmother,
Master Jack Dougherty the Cat, Master
Charles Pennock tho Prince and Master
Joseph Crawford tho Herald. Mrs. Wal
ter L. Webb and Miss Elizabeth Jack
eon are coaching tho children.
Mr. Edward Mlngey, of Falrmount ave
nue, Is spending the week In Long
Branch.
Mrs. Richard Ncwbold, of Stewart ave
nue. Is entertaining Mrs. Bryn, of New
York.
With Her Fairy Court, She Will Play
for Southwark Day Nursery.
At tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Mcllhcnney, on Lncoln drlvo and
West Johnson street, Gcrmantown, on
Saturday, Juno 5, tho Little Woodland
Prlncoss, In a Sylvan Dell, with all her
court, will play a Fairy Tale and Dance
for all good llttlo children who will coma
promptly to greet her at 3:30 o'clock.
Little Cock-Horses will enrry tho chil
dren to Banbury Cross, where thoy will
find the Candy House, tho Ico Cream
Cono and the Lemon Well. Tho proceeds
will bo given to Southwark Neighborhood
Houso and Southwark Day Nursery. In
case of rain the play will bo postponed
until the following Saturday. Mrs. Mc
Ilhcnnoy's residence Is ono minute's walk
from Tulpehockcn station, P. R. R., and
the Wayne avenue car (Routo 53) passes
tho door. Mrs. Frederick L. Clark, 419
West School House lane, Gcrmantown,
Is treasurer of tho affair.
Roxborough
Mrs. M. W. Kerkcslngcr, of 401 Lyceum
avenue, Roxborough, announces tho en
gagement of TTor daughter. Miss Iva
Louise, to Mr. Wayne R. Moycr. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James J. Brennan, of 4303
Main streot. Monayunk, entertained this
week In honor of Mr. Peter Llebert. of
Roxborough, whose marriage to Miss
Mlnnio Elchman, of Manayunk, will take
place on June 5.
Those present were Mr. John B. Obert.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Henry, Mrs. Mary
Obert, Mr. Poter Llobert and Mr. E. P.
Rotzcll.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. J. Rlgolhaupt havo re
turned from a tour through tho West to
tho Paclfto Coast They spent somo time
at tho expositions In San Francisco and
San Diego.
Mrs. Frank P. Zlnn, of Roxborough, Is
the guest of her Bon, Frank. R. Zlnn, Jr.,
of Los Angeles, Cal. She will be Joined
by her husband, Lieutenant Zlnn, In June.
Germantown
Mr. and 5rrs. William II Stuart, of 443
Carpenter street, accompanied by Miss
Anna P. Stuart and Mr. Donald Mel.
Stuart, will leavo Tuesday for tho Pacific
const expositions via Pittsburgh, Chicago,
Denver, Salt Lnko City and southern
California. They will return by way or
Canadian Rockies nnd tho Great Iakcs,
arriving homo about July G.
Miss Nnn Shaw, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur E. Shaw, of 5211 Wnyno nve
nuc, will bo ono of tho graduating class
of nurses at tho Gormnntown Hospital
on Juno 8. Ml.s Shaw has offered her
services as trained nurse nt Mrs. C. E.
Cobb's summer camp for girls at Wyone
gonlc, Me. Her two slstors. Miss Eliza
beth Shaw nnd Miss Marjorlo Shaw, will
attend the camp during July and Au
gust. Mr. and Mrs. Morlco C. Burton, of 3016
Coulter street, havo taken a cottage at
Buck Hills Fnlls for tho summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bary nnd Miss
Frances Bary and Miss Virginia Bary.
of Wltnr street, have opened their cot
tage in cape May, where they will spend
a largo part of tho summer months.
Mrs. Charles H. Super, of Harvey
street, will spend tho summer In Wild
wood. Sirs. William S. Pilling, of 229 West
Upsal street, Germantown, has Issued In
vitations for n "garden tea" on Friday.
May 28, from 4 o'clock till 6 o'clock.
Tho Senior Christian Endeavor Society
of Market Squaro Presbyterian Church,
Germantown, will hold a unique enter
tainment and strawberry festival nt 8
o'clock In tho chapel on Thursday eve
ning, Juno 10,
WOMEN WORKERS' CLUB
Annual Election of Officers for Gen
eral Association to Take Place Today.
The Pennsylvania Association of
Women Workora will hold Its annual
meeting nt the Cliffs, in Fnlrmount Park,
when tho election of ofllcers will be
preceded by an afternoon of games and
dances. Tho ballot for this year Is h ns
follows:
President. Miss Julia W. Wllllnmjion
honorary vice presidents. Miss A. W.
Fisher, Miss Laura N. Piatt, Miss Jean
Colcsborry; vlco presidents. Miss Amies
Hamilton, Mrs Adams; secretary. Miss
Helen Fleck; treasurer, Mrs. Edward
Ilsley; assistant treasurer, Mrs. Hnlllngs
heael N. Taylor; also, two directors for
each club In nctlvo membership. Clubs
Business Women's Club of Bryn Maw,
Edelwels, Lighthouse Women's and Girls'
Clubs, Martha Washington, Lend-n-Hand,
Honor Club of West Chester. Loyalty
Club of Freeland. Laurel Club of New
Brunswick, St. Peter's, St. Mnrtha's,
Southwark, Violets. Willing Workers,
Frnnkford, West Philadelphia, Progress
and Mrytlo, of Baltimore; clubs about to
bo admitted, Camden Girls' Club, Lakota
nnd St. Clnlr Girls' Club.
Chairmen of committees Alcott House
(an associate club), Mrs. Louis C. Ma
deira; Now Clubs. Miss Mildred Scott;
Program, Miss Margaret Crulce; Lec
tures, .miss fliary m. Mitchell; Whltford
Lodge, Miss Martha Thomas.
Miss Mnrion Jewett Is In charge of the
annual meeting nnd the association sec
retary Is Miss Alccla Brown.
Along the Main Line
MP.nioN Mrs. Klwa Schwnrtz will give
a garden fete this nfternoon on the beau
tiful grounds ot Hoiiptnn, when 25 little
children, small sons nnd daughters ot
prominent city famlllc. and the'r mothiMs
will be the guests of Mis Schwartz.
Small tables are to be nrrnnged on the
lawn, nnd these will bo decorated with
clusters of flowers from the, many beau
tiful plants that help to make tho grounds
of Houpton so attractive.
Mrs. A. N'aih Uuikc has Issued cards
for a subscription muslcnle, to be followed
by dancing, at her residence on Hnzcl
hurst avenue, Merlon, on Tuesday eve
ning. May 25. nt 8 o'clock. The feature of
the program will bo selections by Slgnora
Sylvia Marcel'.o. The proceeds will be
devoted to tho building fund of tho new
hospital to be erected by the Sisters of
Mercy.
Bala-Cynwvd
ffitCay!J!',i'dKt!,Ietl0 -Awoclatlon
HCMnt a dellchtfu! mnalonl .,1..
iwiSl SmI01?" by Josei,h Co1'
JMIJM, .at the Bala-Cynwyd Audi-
hn nsme "UBKests this fourth
ngw of thn iMiHnn ...
J a Hrilim ,n wn,ch 'ar nurses.
Ffo- "tf and n,s father torm
3RUeh Tl lca,,ons '" love af
SS&hiL fl"ally end the right way
feliTnut4 I"88 nd Jack,
JmiTsiT.!:' wn,cl Is being coached by
iviatneiS' pImle8 to be unusually
ii!H.n,t.6d', N-' George B. McKln-
-". musical director of tho
T "o cast IS SH rnllntua,
1 nuree mi., n n ., ..
u.ut.nt.;Mu.y:b:irri."ib?iirh
ion. ' ' "raes " Vndlver
.. JOMDh.W. eimcaaa
iiil4, ....Wllllim FUchor
will Include the following
yOUnsr nnnU nn..J n.l.
Jh.i o V. a. j ones,
ierv.iwll,t' Ulss Ethelwyn
5fbt.,1'J ? Simpson. Rudolph
Ml. n I Ker,Mn Dnald Knowl.
8? Wmii & Si1"0 r the da""
(Wdolh I"wn Qorg B.
usy? jr86 B aillesPle and GeorgB
telaware County
IN A SEASON when frocks for all
occasions seem to have aa many frllla
and tucks and plaits as they can con
ceivably carry, women's footgear pre
serves tho balance as being absolutely
devoid of any buckles or bows or straps
?o mar the line of the foot. That many
of the shoes appear very dressy Is due
to the "lever combination of several
shades or varieties of lather. This
nresent mode It cannot be denied la unt
vrsllly becoming for it enhances the
hSSyVa iiiwll, shapely foot, yet, on
?ifauly.w hand, makes a larger foot
appear to better advantage. pently
Mrs Robert Large appeared ""n"
J a one-piece atreet frock of navy blue
eree which was embroidered in white.
The Wrt had circular oversklrt , of the
whlTe kid. Pompleted the custume,
kt a concert recently, Mra. Francis w.
Sinkler looked attractive In a alroply
fXred Norfolk ault of slate gray cloth.
The jacket was quite plain and belted.
J?j i. worn over a aheer blouse of
h1te allk tied with a black and white
cvat The young matron's hat waa a
SSI ihiSe of black barnyard atraw.
devoid pf trlmralWT- ,
An extremely .mt U;et own of
navy blue aerge waa worn by Mrs. Henry
DJaaton Tin th BeUevue-Stratford the
?ther afternoon The frock, which waa
SX abort In the prevailing mode, wla
cut to redlngote effect at the back, but
in front a narrow black patent leather
belt joined the blouae with tha jkirt, th
Statllev m1iaIrtAM nJ l. A
B v!t.hve bn elected to repre-
fa i Ji f1 th General Synod in
-' ntutn iaK.it nlnrtt r.v ,...b
(UOll la a rf..- -j .. n... I
iw i. I." r""-""' '" v i "" -II. a .. i.m m., . each
ChttWi to Norwood lawauuw mi vt&itti Rweawy flarfc A taa4-
Ing collar of sheer white organdie, tied
with a black cravat, finished oft the
gown, which was topped by a wide
brimmed flat sailor of navy blue straw,
trimmed at one aide with a spreading
ornament.
A smart tallleur of sand-colored cloth,
belted and collared with navy blue, ts
worn rather effectively by Mra. Robert
Kelso Cassatt, Her hat Is of navy blue
taffeta, trimmed with large flowers. Mrs.
Edward T. Stotesbury, who is able to be
about again, has adopted for morning
wear a good-looking two-piece suit of
dark blue and white roughly woven cloth
Jn a large check. The skirt la quite plain,
with the exception of a few plaits aet In
at the side, and the short jacket Is given
distinction by a belt and collar of white
kid, the latter of which also forms the
crown of her large rolling brimmed black
sailor hat.
An extremely smart coat suit of gage
green Cloth la being worn by Mies Anna
B. Gilpin. Both the aklrt, which la rather
narrow, and the short jacket are trimmed
with a succession ot tiny atltched-down
plaits running perpendicular to the weave
of the cloth. Miss Gilpin's hat Is a small,
cloie-nttlng, dark-green atraw, trimmed
solely with two flaring quills. One ot
the little belted sports aults proves most
becoming to Mlsa Mary Denckla. It Is
road of old-rose cloth In a rough weave,
and with It la worn a amart black hat of
jtraw and taffeta. Mra. Walter Waring
Hopkinson waa obaerved In the equare
the other day In company with Mlsa
Esther Jearj Bochman, both looking very
attractive In navy blue aerge coat ulta.
with whit fox furs. MUa Bochman
suit waa girlishly belted and, piped with
vriiite, and n bat vrai c white temp.
Along the Reading
Cards have been Issued by Mile. Izora
Rosa for a musical tea to be given at her
residence In Oak L,ane, on Wednesday aft
ernoon, May 28, to meet Mra. Wlllard Rice
Graham. Receiving with Mile. Bosa will
bo Miss Janet Wilson, Miss Mnrle Dal
morris, of Washington, and Miss Sidney
White, Mrs. Randal Coates, of Hampton,
Va will pour tea. The color schemo will
be pink, Klllarney roses predominating.
Mile. Rosa, who haa spent the greater
part of her life In Europe, is well known
In musical circles and during the after
noon will render vocal selections. Mrs.
Graham nnd Mile. Rosa will sing the
"Lovo Letter" duet, from the "Marriage
of Figaro."
A very novel open-air fete Is being
planned by the women of the Ablngton
Presbyterian Church. The attractive pos
ters read thus: Ye village falre and sup
per will be held at ye olde Presbyterian
Church, which Is settle downe on ye Olde
York road e at Ablngton, Thursday, 27 day
of May, M. D. C. C. C. C. XV. Tymo 3
until 9 by ye village cloke, Three New
England shillings will be exacted from all
who come to eato a goodllo supper.
Mlsa T. T. Potter, of Idro. Old York
read, Elklns Park, returned last week
from a trip of several weeks to Cuba.
Mr, and Mrs. Karl Williams and Mrs.
Alary E. Dutton, of Stratford avenue,
Melrose Park, left last week for Glen
clden, Pa., where they wilt make their
future home. Mrs, Williams was Mlsa
Lucille Dutton and one ot the most popu
lar girls of tho younger set
Mrs. Coyle, of Jersey City, Is the guest
for several days of her sister, Mra, J,
Frederick Tiefenbach, and will also visit
Mra. M. Houghtallng at her residence
In Jenklntown, Pa,
Mr, and Mra. William. B. Roberta are
occupying their new residence on West
avenue, Jenklntown, Pa.
Frankford
A musicals for the benefit of the Bap
tist Institute will be held Tuesday eve
ning, May 25. In tho Holmesburg Baptist
Church, under the direction of Mrs.
George Swift.
Mri and Mrs. Charles MeUler, of
Franklin street, are occupying their new
homo, 112 West Tabor road, Olney.
Tho Boy Scouts of Olney will hold a
swimming meet nt Shady Lano this
nfternoon. An Intcrpatrol track meet will
also be a feature ot the outing.
South Philadelphia
Tho Don Bopco Club will hold a smoker
tonight at 507 South !Uh street. Plans
for a permanent clubhouse will be dis
cussed. There will bo music nnd other
entertainment. Mr. John Dl Maso and
Mr. John Esposlto havo charge of the ar
rangements for the affair.
Mr. Fiank N. Francisco will bo given a
farowell party tonight nt his home, 22IS
Carpenter street, by his brother. Mr.
Francisco lenvet tomorrow for Atlantic
City, where ho will be the guest of rela
tives until late In September.
Miss Cella Cohen, l.3t South Gth street,
will bo tho guest of honor at a large dnnce
given for her tonight In Overbrook by
school friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wolf, 2311 South
Wnrnock street, will spend tho week-end
at Atlantic City, where they will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lavln.
A reception will bo given at 2303 South
Gth street tonight In honor of Mr. Joseph
Mllgran, who hns Just arrived from Pitts
burgh on his way to Washington. Tho
guests will be Mr. Nat Marder, of Pitts
burgh; Mr. Joseph Bush. Mr. Nat Beck,
Mr. Mortis Beck, Miss Fay Kohn, Mr.
Morris Klmmel and Miss Mary Goldberg.
Mr. Philip Weiss, of 1346 South 4th
street, will spend the week end as tho
guest of his brother, Mr. Slgmund Weiss,
and other relatives at Wilmington, Del.
Friends of Mrs. George Miller Wclld,
of 231$ South Broad street, will be sorry
to learn that she has been confined to
her home for the lost few days with a
slight attack of pleurisy. Mr. and Mrs.
I George W. Young, her parents, expect to
close tneir cuy nouse nexi weeK ana open
their cottage at 103 South Dover avenue,
Chelsea, where they will remain during
the summer months.
A-tr3CK4rtfA 7
EDDINGS
Notices for the Society pace will be
accepted and printed la the Evening
Ledger, but all such notices must be
written on one side of the paper, mut
be signed In full, with full addreea, and
when possible telephone number must be
flfen.
Bend JJ such communications to
"Society Editor," EyenU Ledter, 60S
Chestnut street.
Uidtu these requirements Me carried
eat so that YerMratloa may be possible,
the notice will not be published.
A QUIET wedding took place yester
day, when Miss Katherine Fago,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Fago,
of 1512 South 12th street, became the bride
of Mr. Joseph Dlo. The ceremony was
performed In the Roman Catholic Church
ot Our Lady of Good Counsel, 8th nnd
Montrose streets. The maid of honor was
Miss Margaret CUlldertl, and the best
man was Mr. Dominic Ralacaurso. A re.
ceptlon was 'neld after the ceremony at
the home of the bride's parents tor the
relatives and a few friends. The bridal
couple went to New York on their wed
ding trip,
Mr, and Mrs, Melvln H. Harrington
have Issued invitations for the wedding
reception of their daughter. Miss Mary
Helen Harrington, to Mr. Richard Evett
Bishop on Thursday, June 17, at ( o'clock
In the afternoon, at their residence. 112
West Upsal street, Germantown. The
ceremony will be a very quiet one. only
the family and a few intimate friends
being present, and will be performed at
4:30 o'clock at the bride's residence.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Elchman,
daughter ot Mr, and Mrs. John Elchman,
of Manayunk, will take place on June S
to Mr, Peter Llebert. The ceremony will
he performed In the Church of St. John
the Baptist, the Rev. Father Eugene
Murphy officiating. Mlsa Elchman will
be attended by Miss Frances Llebert. a
sister ot the bridegroom, aa bridesmaid,
and the best man will be Dr. Edward
Elchman, a brother of the bride. The
wedding will be a Very quiet one owing
to the recent death of the bridegroom's
father. After the ceremony the young
couple will leave on a wedding trip to
Buffalo, Niagara. Falla and Atlantlo City,
and on their return wilt occupy their new
borne on Ealt Leverlngton avenue.
The marriage ot Miss Josephine Bus- j
baum, aietor ot Mra Hortenso Strauss,
Kgph
XviMAkv ?! I mi 11
North Philadelphia
Miss Sadyo Mae Le Vene, of 2200 Dia
mond street, will bo given a dance to
night by her father in honor of her
birthday. The ballroom will be docorat.'d
to rcpiesent a garden, and a special or
chestra will provide the music. The grand
march will be led by Miss Le Vene and
Mr. Maurice Tubinsky nnd directed by
Mr. Bernard Le Vene. Among those pres.
ont will be Miss Elizabeth Blron, Miss
Frances Blron. Miss Helen Lo Vene, Mlsa
Lillian Cherrle La Vene, Miss Jennie
Stembler, Mli-n Doris Vivian Stern. Miss
Blanche Kaufman, Miss Elizabeth Sa
brln, Miss Bae Le Vene. of Baltimore;
Miss Clara Laventhnl. Mr. Louis Tube
roff, Mr. Albert Goldman, Mr. Morris
Fine, Mr. Maurice Fine, Mr. Maurice Tu
binsky. Mr. David Davidson, Mr. Robert
I. Segal, Mr. Harry Marks. Mr. Georgj
A oolman, T.Ir. Bernard Le Vene, Mr. Em
manuel M. Blron. Mr. Joseph Freeman,
of Washington; Mr. Paul Pearlman, Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Goldstein, Mr. nnd Mrs
L. J. Bcrkhold, Mr. C. S. Goldstein and
Miss 1-lorcnce, Mr. Theodore Du Bols,
Mr. Benjamin Rosass, Mr. Sol Stein, Miss
Katherine Stein, Mr. M. Tackman. Mr
Herbert Robno nnd Mr. David Welsman.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry V. Shelbley, of 1621
1 oplar street, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss M. Edna Shelb
ley, to Mr. Wllllnm Batcr, of this city.
Mrs. B. Howett Smith, of 1623 Diamond
st.rilt' entcralncd at bridge and luncheon
at tho Rlttenhouso Hotel, Wednesday.
Northeast Philadelphia
Tho first grand annual May hop of Dl
vlelon 95. A. O. H.. was held on May
20 at St. Anne's T. A. B. Hall, Lehigh
avenue and Miller street. The Dance
Committee Included President Fhlllo
"""i t.. -r- r.awaru .ucuucKin, ilr.
John Bannon, Sir. James Bannon. Mr.
James Dunphy, Mr. Philip Donohoo, Jr.,
Mr. Paul McCluskey. Mr. Thomas Dolan,
Mr. John Jay, Mr. Michael McDonough
and 31r. Bart Dougherty.
A memorial Bervice will be held on
Thursday night at the William Cramp
School, Howard and Ontario streets, by
the Colonel Fred Taylor Camp, No. 2,
S. of V.; Men's Progressive League and
the William Cramp Home and School
Association.
Tho speakers will be the Hon. Vivian
Gables, Mr. Charles Zelser, Captain R, W.
Wright, Mr. William MacDonald and Mr.
Golty.
Music will be furnished by the Imperial
Military Band.
Tioga
of 233H North Broad street, to Mr. Manuel
Llbros will take place on Tuesday, Juno
S, at 7 o'clock In the BeUevue-Stratford
and will be followed by a dinner. Miss
Buxbaum has selected Mrs. Strauss for
matron of honor, and Miss Estelle Bux
baum, also a sister, for brldesmnld. Mr.
Simon Llbros will be his brother's best
man. The at home cards are for after
July 1, at the Kcnderton Apartments,
13th streot and Erie avehue.
Camden and Vicinity
Miss Ruby Bailey has been visiting her
sister, Mra. Harvey Foster, of Freneau,
N. J. Mrs. Foster will be remembered
as Miss Alma Bailey, a welUknown
pianist, who resided at 111 Penn street,
Mrs. John F, Starr, of fith and Linden
Btreets, went over to Baltimore last week
to spend 10 days with her- daughter, Mrs.
Thomas West Claggell. They expeot to
spend the summer In the Blue Itldge
Mountains.
Mr, and Mrs. George E. Taylor have
closed their home at 610 Cooper street and
have gone td Atlantic City. Their daugh
ter, Mra. Jessie Starr White, of Mer
chantville, will join them later.
Class Six at the Union Tabernacle will
hold a Field Day In Colllngswood, N. J.,
on Saturday afterjjprfUn, June 12. '
Mr. Jacob "Wilson returned from a a hort
stay In Washington,
Mrs. Frank O'Nell has returned from a
two weeks' trip to Elizabeth, N. J.
Mr and Mrs Henry Reevea are
Pitman for tho aununer.
The annual commencement exercises of
the graduates of the Nurses' Training
School of the Samaritan Hospital will be
held on the evening of June 12. Nineteen
oung ladles will receive their diplomas.
The exercises will be held In the Temple
University at Broad and Berks streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wayland Weber, of
Tioga, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son, Elmer Wayland
i eber, Jr., on AVednesday, May 19.
Wilmington
Mrs. Eugene du Pont is spending this
week at Atlantic City, N, J.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thouron and their
three children, of Ardmore, ore guests of
Judge and Mrs. George Gray,
Mrs. Hubert Wells and Miss Margaret
Wells have, gone to their summer home
at Islesford, Me.
"WHAT'S DOING
TONtGHT ?'
Economlq Club dinner, Beltsvu.-Stratfordi
Lecture, "Acres of Diamond," Dr Ruel)
11- Conwell. U.Ptlsj Tempi.. $ o'clock
Wlltlamipn trad. School alumni dinner.
Hotel AJflPhla 1 oMock.
Fttar' banquet, tVhltemarah.
I'enniylv.nta Association or Women Worker,
annual meeting, "The Cliffs." Falrmounl
Vark: B o'clock. Free
Suffrage open-air meetlnr, Kensington ave
nue anil Clearfield ttrret. a 30 o'clock. Free.
SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODAY
WOMAN efFFRAQE PAntT.
3 p. m. Suffrage parlor mealing, at the heme
of Mrs. John Lawtca. Elwyn, Delaware County.
Speaker, Mlaa EiBel Lea Rankin, of California.,
8 p. in Meeting .under the auepleea of the
party's branch la the Elgnth LegliiUtH Dim
trlct. a.t the Young Friend' AesocitUon, 1510
and Cherry etreet. The Ber Clarence A Ma
cartney, poter of the Arch Street PnabyttrUn
Cburch. preatdea .Speakers, Ml My Win
hnil Graiiacj C Woodward,
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