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JVX ton J Miss Abblo Ormc, of New Or
leans, and Mlsa Ethel Andrews, of New
Haven, Conn., ore upending several days
as the guests of Mrs. Joseph St. Gnzznm
al her residence, 283 South 15th street.
This morning Sirs. Oazznm and her
guests motored to Lnkewood, where they
tvIM attend the commencement evcrclscs
of Ml9 Walker's school, from which JIIsh
Olivia de Beelcr Oazznm will bo gradu
ated. Miss Oazznm will return with her
mother this evening nnd will bo honor
guest nt the box party at the Devon
llorso Show, which Mrs. Oazznm will
ve on Saturday, and at which the other
guests will bo mostly next year de
tutantcs. Following tho box party, Mrs.
Oazznm will entertain at a tea In honor
of her guests, who will Include Miss
Vivian Kennedy, of New York; Miss
Hannah Wtlght, Miss Eleanor Bryant,
Jlles Oertrudo Pnncoast, Miss Corlnno
freeman. Miss Josephine Foster, Miss
Jsno Everett, Miss Kathnrlne Hunter,
Mls Loulso Grny, Miss Lorraine Gra
ham, Miss Emily Kennedy, Miss Frances
Randall, Miss Jean Van .'ollne, Miss
Christine Spencer, Miss Katharine Mills,
Miss Oracle, Miss Andicws and Miss
Orme.
Mrs. Oazzam's sister, Mrs. Edward W.
Iloblnson, of New York, nnd Mrs. Wnlter
J, Freeman will nsslst their hostess as
chaperones. On Monday Mis. Onzzatn
will entertnln a box pnrty of married
people, her guests at that tlmo Including
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bertram Llpplncott, Dr.
and Mrs, J. Madison Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Hownrd Longstroth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
r". Thayer. Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Free
man, Mrs. Frank Kennedy, Mrs. Wnlter
Bryant, Mrs. Edward W. Iloblnson and
Mrs. Thomas Gilford, of New York,
Mrs. James Mifflin has closed her town
house at 1821 Spruce street and Is taking
apartments for a few weeks at tho
Aldlne.
Miss Elizabeth B. Brown, of Boston. Is
' ipendlng a few days In this city. Sho has
taken apartments at tho Aldlne.
Mrs. Ira Vaughnn, of the Aldlne, re
ceived a cable from Mr. Vnugnan yester
day to tho effect that he will rrach Now
York on his return from Germany next
Friday. Mrs, Vaughan nnd her daughter
were with Mr. Vaughan In Germany when
the war started last August, hut returned
to their apartments at the Aldlno fiireo
months ago,
Mrs. John Lowell, of Boston, Is visiting
Mrs. J. 0. Hale at the Aldlne.
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Harris, of New York, nhd the Ushers will
be Mr, L. Howell Davis, Mr. John
Spr tiger, Mr. John F. Began, Mr. H. N,
Walker, both of Now York.
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Along the Main Line
ARDMORE The "Busy Bees" Branch
of the Ministering Children's League were
to unfortunate In tho weather for their
p. tale on Saturday last, tney have, mere
st fnm. lnMnfl In soil tho rnmnlnlnir articles
Kt on Friday, May 2S, from 2:30 until B p.
in., Ul LllC I1UI11U Ul .lia, II1IU1II .
Bally, Lancaster pike, Ardmore. This Is
the sixth salo tho "Busy Bees" have held
for the Seashore House at Atlantic City.
During the summer of 1010 and 1911 they
maintained a bed and a cottage at a
cost of $125 a year. Next thoy raised
11000 to endow a bed. Now they have
completed the $1600 necessary to endow
if,a. cottage, which will hold a mother and
one or muru ;iiuiiivii.
This Is to be In memory of Mrs. Albert
L. SIcCormlck. who, before her death Inst
'Year: was. with Mrs. T. B. Clemense and
Bird. William L. Bally, a leader In tho
'The membership has grown from three
members in 1910 to a present membership
of 37.
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C. Ur. ana sirs. J. zi. kiioucs, ot Aramore,
returned from Watklns Glen last week
, ana are spending a few days at the
Aldlne.
HAVERFORD At Dolobran, tho Hav
erford homo of Mrs. Clement A. Grlscom,
tonight a suffrage meeting will bo held.
& Mrs. Beatrice Forbes-Itobertson Hale will
b the prlnclpnl speaker. Others who will
participate are Mrs. James D. Wlnsor,
Mrs. Frank D. Watson, wife of Prores
ior Watson, of Swarthmore College. Mr.
Joseph Swain, president of Swarthmore
College, will preside at tho meeting.
VILLANOVA The students at Vllla-
aova College will give a minstrel show
' this evening at the college auditorium,
' Mr. and Mrs. P. 'Williamson Roberts
I', will shortly move Into their home In
Vlllanova. They purchased tho Garrett
property last year, ana Have bunt
: a handsome new homo on tho old site.
Along the Reading
Mrs. John T. Brown, Jr., of Mather
aVenuo, Wyncote, has returned from
New York, where she hns been visiting
for several days. Mrs. Brown bus ns her
guest this week her sister, Mrs. Franz
H. D. Wolf, of New York. Many In
formal entertainments will bo given In
honor of Mrs. Wolf during her visit.
Mrs. Brown will entertain at bridge to
day at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Alfred Foulke, of Ogontz, enter
tained a number of friends at her homo
Inst Wednesday at n luncheon nnd "500."
Her guests were Mrs. Samuel Mcnch,
Mrs. William Hume, Mrs. James Hognn,
Mrs. Miriam Qulnn nnd Mrs. J. O.
Hughes, of Woodbury Heights, N. J.
Tho Chcltenhnm township celebration
of tho Fourth of July will be held on
Monday, July 5, at the Chcltenhnm High
School's Athletic Field. There will bo
addresses by prominent men nnd singing
by tho Children's Chorus; In nddltlon,
thcro will be a band concert both after
noon nnd o,cnlng. Field sports will be
held In the nfternoon, followed by n
magnificent display of fireworks In tho
eening. Mr. Hnrry L. Murphy, of El
kins Park, is president of the nssoclntlon.
Tho following chairmen of the commit
tees have been appointed: Entertainment,
mo iiev. Micnnni Montgomery; decora
tion. Mr. Frnnk K. Pnvlnn: mihllrltv.
Mr. Henry P. Hey; fireworks, Mr. Oeorgc
W. Long; grounds, Mr. Henry L. Spauld
Ing; law and order, Commissioner John
A. Stahr, refreshments, Mr. Robert Sny
der; parade Prof. O, W. Ackerman;
music, Mr. C. C. Ferguson; sports, Mr.
James L Street; transportation, Mr, W.
H. McCormlck; finance, Mr. George W.
Long. Tho next meeting of tho asso
ciation will bo held tomorrow evening In
tho Old York lload Flrchouse to com
plete tho arrangements. Many prominent
residents along the Rending are Inter
ested nnd will help mnko tho day a suc
cess. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Thorn, of
Jenklntown, announce tho engagement
of their daughter, Miss Helen B. Thorn,
to Mr. Herman G. Mlllor, of Lancaster,
Pa.
Lansdowne
Mr. nnd Mrs, Edward Fay entertained
al dinner Tuesdny evening In honor of
the christening of their son, Edwnrd
Charles, Jr. Among the guests were Mr.
nnd Mrs. James Mullen, Mrs, Ella .i.
Fay, Miss Roclrtn Fay, Miss Jule Fay,
Miss Oertrudo Mullln, Miss Bessie Mullen,
Miss Elizabeth Sehmoycr, Mr. Edward
Logue, Mr. Daniel Mullen, Mr. Lawrence
Ford, Mr. Walter Mooney, the HeV.
Father O'Ncll nnd Mr. Edward Mullen.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Elbert Hoffman, of High
land Park, are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son.
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Itecse are receiv
ing congratulntlons on tho birth of n
dauahter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McLarchy, of Gar
retford, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a boy.
Tioga
Members of tho adult Blblo class of St
Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church will
hold their annual strawberry fete to
night In the gymnasium of the church,
Broaj. and Venango streets. There will
bo nn Interesting musical program, fol
lowed by the comedy, "Tho Mock Trial,"
presentee uy tne young people of Christ .
Church, 6th and Venango streets. These
young people formed a dramatic asso
ciation on March 17 and have produced
several plays. The ofTlcers and charter i
members Include Mlsa Mabel Sayer, pres-
Ident; Miss Doclma Mills, treasurer, and
Mr. Harold F. Goodwin, secretnry: Miss
Mary Peltz, Miss Margnret Simpson, Miss
Beatrice Eagles, Miss Helen Weber, Mr.
Harold Dear, Mr. Henry Peltz, Mr.
Charles Wilson nnd Mr. William Temple.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph S. Tomllnson, of
Hth and Venango streets, have returned
from a week's visit to Stroudsburg, Pa.
West Philadelphia
Miss Rosalind Murphy, of North Kid
street, entertained nt luncheon, followed
by cards, yesterday. Tho decorations nnd
favors wcro pink. Among those present
were Mrs. Robert J. Galley, Mrs. William
Solly, Miss Mary CInrk, Miss Florence
McDevItt, Miss Gene Farroll, Miss Atlco
Dwyer, Miss Marie Klgglrts, Miss Agnes
Hueen. Miss Marie Cantz, Miss Elizabeth
Llewellyn nnd Miss Virginia Cahoon.
Tho Zeta Phi Delta sorority held its
Initial dansant at tho residence of Miss
Allco Madden, 3329 Fowclto'n avenue, this
week. Among tho guests present were:
Miss Alice Chllds. Miss Edith Lambert,
Miss Constance Hubbard, Miss Ruth
Haight, Miss Maybelle Petersen, Miss
I'eulah Grlmsley, Miss Emma Dlofenbach,
Miss Helen Huston, Miss Josephine Mad
den, Mr. Milton Mowbray. Mr. Robert
Altorfor, Mr. William Andrews. Mr. Will
iam James. Mr. John Lange, Mr. Wesley
Leaden, Mr. Charles Slatcher, Mr. Ted
Starke, Mr. George Oullle. Mr. Russell
Hubbard, Mr. Louis Huston.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur George nnnounce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mamie C. George, to Mr. Charles C. Gil
more, on Monday, May 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Gllmore will be at homo
at 6U2 Washington avenue.
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MISS MARGARET BANNARD AND MISS ESTHER HOWELL
Two of society's favorites, who will work for sweet charity at tho
Tokio Hospital fete today.
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MISS MARY ALICE CLAY AND MISS ALVA SERGEANT
These charming members of society will aid today at the Japanese
fete in Chestnut Hill.
Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Harold Oaylord. of Now York, will
arrive on Saturday to be the guest of her
rarents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Bell, of 246
Byergreen avenue. Miss May Bell has
i nao as her guest for tho past fortnlgnt,
Silas Henrietta Finckel. of Montclalr. N.
, J.
The women's Phlladelnhin coif cham
pionship Is still in nrosress. and among
f those who lunched yesterday at tho Phlla-
: otipnia cricket Club were Mrs. Caleb
Fox, Mrs. Ronald Barlow, Sirs. Clarenco
, Vanderbeck, Miss Katherlno Davis. Miss
!. Elltn Lowen llnort. Mrs. A. If. nlllstein.
fjJIliB Florence McNeely, MIbs May Bell
riu rs. a, w, names.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Josenh Ross, of Unsal
ttreet and Wlssahlckon avenue, have as
r their guest for a fortnight Mrs. Charles
, Munigamery, of New York.
Among those -who have reserved tables
'for dinner at the Jananese FVtn to be
Jtlveij today at the home of Dr, and
rtMrs, Oeorge Woodward are Sir. and
pin. William B. Kurtz. Mr, and Mrs.
FFrancIs n. ncvH. sr. Alan Mr. and
LMrs. Francis B. Reeves, Jr., Mrs. Rus-
ni ouooara.
Mrs. f?nrn1lla TTavivavtv Ti- nt K?l
,Vet Coulter, street, entertained lnfor-
Riaally at luncheon yesterday at the Bolle-
r-r -mhiiuiu til liuiiur u. ima uuim
:.P(ter Orant nf T n.ilnulllo Wv nhn In
gtlx gueat of Mrs, William Simpson Hor-
Pt Jr., ot unestnut HlU.
KJlrs. Franz Wolf, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
few at present the guest of her mefcher.
S, . Ktdder, at her home, 60 EastFenn
reet, Mrs. Wolf will be remembered
m Miss Ethel Lois Pugh before her mar
lUe in the -winter.
F ..y.an1 Mrs' Oswald Hampton Schell,
C'.W t33 West Behnnl TTnunA Tunr. unburn.
p. I??? by hlr sn. Oswald Hampton
r; I,"' Jr-i have returned from a motor
", '? wew Rochelle. N. Y.. where they
'i nena8 for Beveral days.
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Simpson Weslev Horner. of
arena street, will return to her home
fsiroit, Mlch.. on Friday, She will
? In Pittsburgh fnp HnvAmt iIavr with
Bfa on the way out.
Mrs John O'Brien, of S61 Greene street,
?enaing a few veeks In Atlantic City.
' At the TVA1r1lnt Tttlmm TTal.n ln(hair
fSm nter p( Mr. and Mrs. William Led-.
liH Jwcarfc of 636 Westview street,
r wicnard Harris on Tuesday,
'. the bridal nnriv will Include Mrs.
BW 8. ItQblnson. who will act as
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lart. a suter or the bride, who wilt
oi honor Mr. Harris will oave
aa hit brother. Mr. John B.
South Philadelphia
The Rev. and Mrs. Groves W. Drew, of
131S Ritner street; their daughter, Miss
Helen B. Drew, and their son, Sir. William
B. Drew, left today for Ocean Grove, N.
J where they will open their summer
home, at 76 Lake avenue, remaining until
the latter part of September.
Mr. Edward McNally, 823 South 23d
street, has gone to Niagara Falls, where
ho will spend the summer as the guest of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kosmln, 537
Wharton street, will shortly return from
Niagara Falls, where they have been on
their honeymoon. They will be at home
after June 15, when they will be given a
reception by members of their bridal
party, Including Miss Fanny Dublltzky.
Miss Jennie Shapiro and Mr. David Kos
mln. Mrs. Achlson Manning, of H28 McKean
street,- entertained the "500" club of
which Bho Is a member last Saturday
afternoon, 'followed by a buffet lunch
eon. Among tnose present were miss
Frances Arnhod, Miss Marie Conway,
Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. D. B. Davis, Mrs.
William Flood, Mrs. Helen Heine, Miss
Katherlno Munce, Miss Sarah 'Munce,
Miss Margaret Munce, Miss M. Tucker,
Mrs, F. Munce. Mrs. SI. Sillier, Sirs. SI.
Slurphy, Sirs. J. H. Rlordan and Sirs. B.
Lucker.
Sir. and Sirs. C. W. Fisher, of 1256
South 17th street, will motor to Fortes
cue, on the Delaware, to spend the week
end as the guest of Sir, A. B, J. New
ton. Sir. and Sirs. Joseph Morlssey, of 2642
South Colorado street, entertained this
week In honor of the birthday of their
daughter, Miss Olive Morlssey. Buffet
supper was served. The color scheme
was pink, being carried out In the favors
and decorations. A huge mound of pink
roses was placed In the centre of the
table. Among those present were Sirs.
J. Patterson, Sir. and Mrs. Ferry, Sir.
and Sirs. Westwood. Sllsa Martha Tow
ers, Sllss Slargaret Herman, Bliss Slartha
Sloore, Sllss Beatrice Dalton, Sllss Irma
Zeef, Sllss Alice Zeef, Sllss Ethel Cole.
Sllss Leona Wiley, Bliss Anna McCarthy,
Sllss Agnes Flelschut, Sllss Helen War
ren, Sllss Marie Keller, (Bliss Josephine
Altmaler, Miss Bladellne Brown. Miss
Emma Atkins, Miss Elsie Chapel, Sllss
Jessie Lambert. Bliss Anna Westwood,
Mr, William Wllman, Mr, William Gra
ham, BIr. Samuel Rothermel, Sir. Frank
Dalton, Sir. Andrew Nelllg, Mr, Charles
Burkutt, Mr. Fay Slnex, Sir. Walter
Snltcher, Mr. Clarence Hoguet, Sir. John
SIcCarthy, Mr, Augustus Keller, Sir, Rob
ert Keller, Mr, Joseph Keller. Sir. Will
iam Stinson, Sir, Joseph Baker, Sir.
George Jacobs, Miss Anna Farrel, Bliss
Slargaret Gillmartln and Mrs. Tralnor.
Invitations have been Issued by Mrs.
Mary Moylan for the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Helen Marie Moylan, to Mr.
William J- Henrlch on Tuesday morning,
June 8. In St. Thomas Aquinas Church,
17th and Morris streets, at 9 o'clock.
A reception will follow at the home jf
the bride, IMS Morris street.
Sllss Pauline Leese entertained a num
ber of her friends on Saturday evening at
her home, 2313 South Jtth street. Vocal
selections were rendered by Miss Leese,
occompanled by Mr. Norton Block. Ex
hibition dancing was given bjr Miss Helen
Bobb and Mr. Albert Cherry. Supper ras
served at U o'clock. Among those pres
ent were Miss Ida Morris, Mtes Rose Fet
terman. Miss Mary Bchechter. Miss Ger
trude Fieldraan. the Misses Leese, Miss
Elirabeth Rpdblll, Mr- Martin Schechter,
Mr Abe Morrison, Mr David Sklan, Mr
Joseph Wilder. Mr Mitchell Dav Sir
aorg SchuU nd Mr. Frank Schechter.
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HIS afternoon nt 3:30 the boautlful
estate, Krlshelm, the Chestnut Hill
home of Dr. nnd Sirs. George Woodward,
will be opened to the public for Cho sake
of sweet charity. The affair will be a
fair, arranged to depict a street In Toklo
under the direction of the Rising Sun
Committee, which consists of 103 of the
younger members of socloty headed by
Sllss Mary Alice Clay, Sllss Adcle Bayard,
Sllss Harriet Frazier, Sllss Helen Tower,
Sllss Dorothy Dlsston. Sllss Lctltla B.
Scott, Sllss Ellse Hopkins, Sllss Eleanor
Brock, Sllss Lois B. Cnssatt, Bliss Elea
nor Barton Hopkins, Sllss Adeline Pepper,
Sllss Kitty Brinton, Sllss Slargaret Ban
nard, Sllss Alva Sergeant, Sllss Nancy
Reath, Sllss Elizabeth Smith, Sllss Esther
Howell nnd Sllss Isabel Howell.
A number of artistic s?iops and dec
orative arrangements havo been designed
under the voluntary direction of Mr.
Robert McGoodwIn, who has made a
study of Japanese architecture, assisted
by several Japanese students nnd pro
fessional men of this city.
Tho young girls who will net as aides
will wear Japanese costumes, and sev
eral Japanese men who live here will act
as heralds, In costume, and some of them
have prepared n typical Japanese vaude
ville show, Including Japanese songs and
music, a sword dance, tableaux nnd t'ne
Geisha girl dance.
In the afternoon for the children there
will be n playground. Chinese laundry
In charge of Sllss Elizabeth Cheston: a
parcel post station, jlnrlksha, presided
over by Bliss Starlon Savage; toboggan
slide, ponies. Punch and Judy show,
Pathe pictures, given by Sir. Edgar W.
Balrd, In charge of Bliss Dorothy Foltz,
and many other attractions. The chil
dren's amusements are In charge of Miss
Slargaret Houston, assisted by Bliss Jose
phine Dodge.
A distinctive and unique addition to the
affair will be about 23 young children In
Japanese kimonos, who will be In charge
of Mrs. Wain Morgan Churchman. Among
the children who will take part are Bliss
Anita Foulke, Miss Nancy Morgan, Miss
Grace Morgan, Sllss Helen West Leldy,
Bliss Beatrice Sewelt, Bliss Elizabeth
Sewell, Bliss Bessie Haines, Miss Eleanor
Wlstar, Bliss Annette Newhall, Miss Bla
rle Fraley, Bliss Dorothy Piatt, Miss
Adelaide Starr, Miss Sarah Zantslnger,
Bliss Blary Zantslnger, Miss Anabel Joyce,
Bliss Eleanor Joyce, Bliss Betty Water
man, Miss Sarah Waterman, Blaster
Henry Newhall, Master Henry Wagner,
Master Blorgan Churchman, Master Rich
ard Churchman, Master Pardee Foulke,
Blaster Frank Steele and Master Devo
reux. Wlstar, The children In their cos
tumes will add to the Japanese effect of
the scene and will take part In the pa.
rade of the aides at 6:30.
A large number ot tables have been en
gaged for supper; after which the many
parties will Inspect the attractions of
'A Street In Toklo" between dances.
The Suppor Committee, which has
planned a tempting menu, consists of
Sirs. Butler Reeves, Mrs. James Starr,
Jr.. and Miss Dorothea Emlen. Among
those who have engaged taoles for sup
per are Bliss F. W. Johnson. Sirs. A. Rob
inson Mollvalne, Mrs. H. M. Taylor, Mr
Bernard Ashby, Blr. F. S. Edmonds,
Miss E. B. Chapman, Miss Anna E. Llnd
ley, Mrs. Henry Price Wright, Mrs.
Charles Bayard. Mrs. Arthur Brock, Sirs.
Ross Tilting, Bliss Hubbard. BIr. Fred
erick Lennlg, Bliss Margaret M. Miller,
Miss Mary Pancoast, Mrs. Norman Elli
son. Sirs. William George, Mr. Francis
B. Reeves, Jr.. Mrs. Lennlg, Dr. W- W.
Farr, Dr. James W. Robinson, Miss Elsie
Hopkins, Mrs. Henry Pancoast and Miss
Adeie Bayard.
Dr and Mrs. Woodward have also given
over their house for exhibition, competi
tive and general dancing. Silas Ellse
HODkJns is chairman of the committee
and her assistants are Bliss Letltla Mc-
Sllver cups have been arranged for tho
prize winners in tho different competi
tions and many of tho best dancers In tho
city havo entered. Thero will bo general
dancing nfternoon and evening, nnd tho
exhibitions nnd competitions will tnko
plnce nt 5:30 nnd 8:30.
A portion of tho beautiful Krlshelm
gardens has been et asldo for tea tables,
which will be In charge of Sirs. Charles
Stewnrt Wurts. Her nldcs will Include
Sllss Mary Frances Fisher, Sllss Slary
Wurts, Sllss Charlotto Rush, Sllss Loulftn
Davis. Sllss Slarla Graham, Sllss Edith
Smith, Sllss Slargot Scull, Sllss Charlotte
Brown, Sllss Katherlne Bowie, Sllss
Mary Denckla, Sliss Isabel Page. Bliss
Cornelia Leldy. Sllss Alice Thompson
and Sllss Jenn Thompson.
Cako and Ico cream will be In
charge of Bliss Alice Brock, and Sirs, W.
W. Roper will havo charge of the
lemonado distribution. Sirs. Roper's aides
will be Sirs. Sydney Harrison, Sirs. II.
Slontgomery Haines, Sirs. J. Taylor Fos
ter. Sirs. George Gowcn Tarry, Mrs.
Robert SIcGoodwln. Sirs. W. Chattln
Wetherill, Bliss Rachel Baker. Sllss Eliza
beth Kelsey, Sllss Nancy Embardt, Miss
uunon ttuuer, miss Eleanor Noble, Sllss
Btary B. Mitchell and Bliss Caroline
Smith.
One of the most fashionable Slay affairs
along tho Main Line will take place at tho
Slerlon Cricket Club tonight, when tho
"Summer Dance" will be held for tho
benefit of tho Social Service Bureau of
tho Sledlco-Chlrurglcal Hospital. "The
Follies," given several years ago. under
the direction of Sirs. F. Hazard Llppln
cott, nnd which will be recalled with so
much pleasure, was tho first large affair
given for this very worthy cause. Sirs.
Llpplncott Is chairman of the Woman's
Auxiliary Committee, under whose uus
plces tonight's dance Is to be given. All
of the members of this committee, which
Includes Sirs. Robert White Steel. Sirs.
William H. Gieone, Sirs. S. A. Boyle, Sirs.
William Ashton, Sllss Clara Woodwnrd,
Bliss Natalie Walton. Sirs, J. A. Boone,
Sirs. H. C. Kahn, Sirs. Ernest La Place,
Sirs. F. W. Robinson, Sirs. Anne Dobson.
Sirs, J. SI. Anders, Sirs. Spencer Roberts,
Bliss Annabel Potter, Sllss Virginia Rod
man, Sirs. E. S. Dorey. Sire. Seymour
DavlB, Sirs. C. W. Sllddleton. Jr., Sirs,
Albert Ro9cngarten, Sllss Elizabeth Sam
uel and Sirs. S, C. Jeltles, have been
working hard to make this danco one
huge success. As the social service de
partment of this hospital Is supported en
tirely by voluntary contributions. It Is
hoped that the dance will be the means
of placing a large amount to the credit
of tho bureau, which Is doing so much
good in Its noble nnd unselfish fight
against physical, mental and moral
misery.
A number of dinners will precede to
night's affair.
Society of this city, Germantown,
Chestnut Hill and the Slain Line Is tak
ing an active interest In the success of
Flag Day, to be held on Saturday for
the benefit of the Playgrounds Associa
tion of Philadelphia, The city and the
outlying sections have been divided and
they will sell tiny American flags for
whatever amount the purchaser desires
to give.
These girls will be under the super
vision of a number of captains and dis
trict leaders made up of older women
and will be assisted by a number of
loy scouts, under the direction of Scout
master Isaao N. Sutton. Although Flag
Day will be officially' ushered In Friday
at noon when Mayor Blankenburg will
unfurl a large flag at Logan Square, the
canvass proper will not take place until
Saturday, Ferries, railroad stations,
theatres, Jitney junctions and all other
places where a large number of people
gather will be thoroughly covered by
the girls who will work in three to four
hour shifts.
The committee In charge of the cam
paign consists of Montgomery Harris,
president of the Playgrounds Association;
Sirs. Rudolph Blankenburg, honor
ary chairman of the committee;
Mrs. T, Wlstar Brown, 3d. chairman of
the Campaign Committee; Mrs. William
T. Elliott, of Ardmore; Mrs. Everett U.
Crosby, of Chestnut Hill; Mrs, Louis C.
Bladelra, Mrs. Joseph W. Wagner, Miss
Mary Blaklston, Miss Mildred Patton,
Mrs. Oswald Chew, Mrs. John W. Moyer,
Mr. B. C. Evans, Mr John BI. Whltall,
Mr. Oswald Chew, Mr. R. Francis Wood,
Jr., Mr. Blarshall S. Morgan. Mr. H. H.
Yocura. Mr. William deKrafft, Mr J. A.
Abrams, Mr- Isaac N. Sutton. Dr. A,
Duncan Yocum, Dr. R. Tait McKensie
and Dr- O. P. Cornman.
The girls who will sell the flags have
been drawn from a number of organiza
tions, schools and clubs. About to Camp-
mako up another. Thoso teams who will
work along tho railroad stations In
Chestnut Hill, Gcrmnntown nnd the
Slnln Lino nro made up of girls prom
inent In the youncer social set. Among
hem nro:
Miss Ethel Elklns, Bliss Helen Foster,
Sllss Florence Anderson. Sllss Catharine
Nowbold, Sllss Sllldred Crawley, Sllss
Elennor Porcher, Sllss Audrey Knne,
Sllss Eleanor Hopkins, Sllss Alice John
ston, Sllss Starlon Harris, SIIbs Hester
Anderson, Sllss Sydney Hood, Bliss Anna
Farles, Sllss Eleanor Van Busklrk, Bliss
Slnrion Grant, Sllss SInry Paul, Bliss
Elizabeth Collier, Sllss Florence Lane,
Sllss Elennor Edmunds, Sllss Slargaret
linker, Sllss Blary Porcher, Sllss SInry
Tyler nnd Bliss EHznbeth SI. Smith.
Among those who will net as captains
and district lenders will bo Sirs. Frank
lin S. Edmonds, Sirs. Frances I. Stcll
henny, Sirs W. Slorgnn Churchman, Sirs.
J. B. Uowilon, Sirs. Reynolds Brown,
Sirs. A. B. Slellow, Sirs. William T.
Elliott. Mrs. Everett U. Crosby, Sirs.
Henry Jenncs. Sirs. T. Wlstar Brown. 3d,
Sirs. Joseph W Wagner, Sirs. Edward
Anderson, Sirs, Joseph Gnzzam and Sllss
Blury Blaklston.
Tho final meeting of the campaign
committee and the district lenders will
tnko plnce this evening nt Alcott House,
13th nnd Arch streets, when reports will
"bo rend from the district lenders and
they will be given their final instruc
tions. At a meeting held yesterday at
the College Club of the committee an
nouncement wns mndo that all of tho de
portment stores hail promised their active
co-operation, nnd a number of girls will
bo stntlonpd nt the entrances to the
stores, who will sell flags. Some of the
tores have nlfo offered the use of their
store windows for the day, nnd posteis,
literature nnd educatlonnl matter will ba
on dlsplny. Tho Rev. Dr. Floyd Tomklns
hns turned over to the committee for the
day the Holy Trinity Church Parish
House at 20th and AValnut streets, and
this will bo used as one of the head
qunrters of the central district.
n R wy VAMlV"c
The annual SIny festival of the Review
Club of Oak Lnno wns held yesterday on
tho lawns of the Clarence B. Stiller estate.
"A Slldsummer Night's Dream" was given
under the direction of Sirs. Elizabeth
Lavender Shrlner. The cast Included:
Theseus MIbs Dorothy anolmrrdino
Eueus Mrs. C. U. I.lovd
t.Bamlor Mr. Wllllani II, Shelly
Demetrius Mrs. Paul Manor
Phlloatrato Mi's 3. J. Ilosvr
llrrmla Mlsa Mnry Sautter
Helena Mlsa Mmlcllno Anbury
lllppolyta Mrs. Leo Nlesecn
Tltanlo Mlsa niva Hsher
Knlrv Miss Fisher
Oberon J Miss Dorothy Ueach
Puck Mr. Samuel Noli'o
Oulnco Miss i:rtna I'resnenn
HnuB Mrs. A. I'Jul Do S.uno
Hottoin Mrs. nay A. White Jr.
Fluto Miss Ueatrlce Wallace
Snout Mrs. William 1'rlnco
StirolliiR Mrs. 1'. I.. KIodii
PfHieblossom Mlis Doris Miller
Mustard Seed Mrs. Will I am II. rarehall
Cobweb Miss Cllnore Ulggs
Moth Miss Mildred "Warfel
Theseus' train Miss Vera M. De Santio. Mlsa
Esther XJxndis. Mrs. wimam . vrooian,
Mrs. Fred Iiushuell.
Sirs. Sillier was hostess of the after
noon, and she was assisted by Sirs. J. B.
Sillier. Sirs. Henry K. Gasklll. Sirs. Wln
fleld S. Dougherty. Sirs. John A. Dexter,
Sirs. BI. B, Laubach, Sirs. William A.
Prince, Sirs. Shoemaker and Sirs. Will
iam Wagner.
A very Interesting and attractive en
tertainment will be given tomorrow night
In the New Century Drawing Rooms In
nid of tho Catholic Historical Society.
The first part of the program will Include
vocal and Instrumental solos by Sirs.
William Hatton Greene, soprano; Sirs.
John P. Lelgo. contratto; Mr. Daniel C.
Donovan, tenor; Sir. David Griffin, bari
tone: Sllss Alma Grafe, violinist; Sir.
Camilla W. Zeokwer, pianist. Sirs. Edith
Blahon will be the accompanist. This
will be followed by the presentation of
"Over the Hills" by members of the
Plays and Players Club, with tho fol
lowing cast:
Mrs. Robert WU4. ...Mrs. Msurlce W. I sgn
Robert Wilde Mr. William H. wnitney
Martin Durant Mrs. Henry C. Sheppard
Maggie.".. Mrs. Samuel Woodward
The play will bo ttaged urder the direction
of Mr. Herbert Lord Wlr-
North Philadelphia
Sir, and Sirs. Emanuel L. Guano enter
tained at a dinner-dance at their home,
3IH North 19th street, on Tuesday even
ing in honor of their daughter. BJiss Irene
Louise Guano, Among those present were
Miss Vera Walrath, Bliss Edythe Neldlne,
Bliss Btarle Winert, Sllss Maye Guano,
Bliss Dorothy Guano, Sllss Slargaret Bla.
her. Sllss Elizabeth Keenan. Bliss Eliza
beth Guano, Sllss Clementine Coleman,
Sllss Josephine Kllpper, Sllss Virginia
Coleman, Miss Genevieve Kllpper, Bliss
Elizabeth Tltmus, Bliss Linda Elitz. BIr.
Arlington Coleman, BIr. Martin Walrath,
Sir, Peter Slurphy, Mr. John Foley, Sir.
John Gibbons, Mr. Joseph Solarl, BIr.
William Feron, BIr. Jack Meehouse, Sir,
Louis Fleck, Sir, William Livesey, Sir,
James BIcGonlgle, Mr, John BIcNicholas,
Blr, James Fitzgerald and Blr, Harry
Foote, 3d.
AVERY pretty wedding took place last
. evening, when Sllss Cora Elizabeth
Field, daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Harry
Field, of 4912 Comly street, became tho
bride of SIi. J. Frank Dungan In the
Wlsslnomlng Slethodlst Episcopal Church.
Tho Rev. Lloyd Stevens, pastor of tho
church, performed tho ceremony. Tho
bride, who was given In marriago by her
father, wore a gown of white satin
charmeuse en train, trimmed with lnce
nnd pearls. Her tullo veil was adorned
with orange blossoms, and sho carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of tho valley
nnd white sweet peas. The maid of honor,
Sllss Evelyn Bllntcr, was gowned In pink
satin trimmed with blue chiffon, and car
ried a huge arm bouquet of pink sweet
peas. Little Sllss Clalro Sloritz was
dressed In white laco and blue ribbons,
and wns chosen ns flower girl.
The bridegroom's brother, Sir. Stuart
Dungan, acted ns best mnn. The ushers
included Sir. Roy Dungan. Sir. Harry
Dungan, Sir. Frank Kees and Sir. Thomns
Linn.
A reception followed the ceremony nt
tho home of tho bride.
After a wedding Journey Sir. and Sirs.
Dungan will bo at homo nt 4912 Comly
street.
RINGER SCULL.
The marriage of Sllss Bertha Scull,
daughter of BIr. and BIrs. James I. Scull,
of Ocean City, to Sir. Louis J. Ringer, of
1900 North 11th street, took place yes
terday nfternoon nt the residence of tho
Rev. Dr. George von Bosse. 4810 North
5th street, pastor of tho German Lutheran
Church, St. John and Brown streets. Tho
ceremony was n very quiet one, nnd Sir.
and Sirs. Ringer left for nn extended
wedding Journey. Thoy will bo at homo
after October 1, at li'00 North 11th street
Sir. and Sirs. John Wesley Sloyer, of
5007 Penn street, Frankford, havo issuol
invitations for the marriago of their
daughter, Bliss Blanche Wheeler Sloyer
to Sir. Bert Wilbur Hcndrlckson. of
Brooklyn, N. Y on .Monday evening,
June 21, at 6 o'clock. The ceremony will
" piuieu in uie nome of the bride's
parents, the Rei. Harry v. Crawford of
flciatlng. Sllss Sloyer will be attended
by Sllss Irene Walsh as maid of honor,
and the best man will be BIr. Edward
james uaiy, ot Hartford. Conn. There
will be no bridesmaids or ushers, al
though four of the bride's best friends
will help lecelvo and nill Include BIrs
Horace Godfrey Wunderle, of Edge Hill
Sllss Slary Slichener Bolton, Sllss Slar
garet Tustln O'Haru and Sllss Irene
m. ? 7. ( u?uveeur, N. y. a reception
will follow the ceremony and "at home"
cards will be Issued In September.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Anna Goldman, of 1620 North 6th
street, will entertain the members of her
sewing circle at luncheon at her home
tomorrow afternoon, where covers will
be laid for 12.
Miss BInrguerlte Hallowell has Just re
turned from a stay In Pittsburgh.
Sirs. Louis Ringgold, of 3030 Frankford
avenue, will entertain at luncheon on
Tuesday afternoon. June 1, when covers
will ba laid for eight.
Sllss Rose Rothsteln will leave shortly
for Steubcnvllle, O.
Sliss Slarjorie Anderson and Miss Nelly
Santer, of Willlard School, will spend
Memorial Day at Atlantic City.
Many Girls Who Will Bo Debu
tantes Next Year Make
"First Appearance'
Aside from the attraction for those
whoso first Interest Is good horseflesh, the
Dovon show Is tho premier soclnt ovent
of the spring sensou. Not only docs
Philadelphia society turn out In force,
but tho exhibition Is made the bccaslon
of much entertaining of visitors from
New York, Boston, Washington nhd other
cities.
It also marks the first appearance of
thoso girls who next year will make
their formal debut and enter tho world
of soclnt gaiety that Is not confined to
college proms and tho meetings of the
Junior dancing classes on Saturday night
With tho opening of tho Horse Show,
which surely ranks among the foremost
of society's events, tho summer girt ap
peared In all her winning glory this
morning. Thero seems to bo ltttlo doubt
that tho sports girl la with us this Sea
son and with us to stay.
Is It that the Bhort white skirt, com
fortablo white shoes and soft panama
aro easiest to wear or Is It n fact that
these fresh nnd dainty garments topped
with brilliant hued silk sweaters with
their soft sashes, or, newer still, the bright
silk corduroy conts, nre after all the
prettiest and smartest looking costumes
of tho show?
One of the carllst arrivals this morn
ing wns Sllss Kitty Smith, who looked
very smart In n sports suit of whit
flannel with pannmn hat nnd white shoes
to mntch. Sim. Charles Randolph Snow
den was nn Interested spectator. She was
gowned In white with a small white hat;
trimmed with flat dnlsles. A white cont
wns also worn nnd a lnce veil.
Sirs. Victor C. Btnthcr wns nnother
enrly nrrivnl. She was gowned in whlto
with a long grny coat trimmed with tho
bluo worsted bows, nnd her hat was of
tucked bluo silk.
Bliss Gahrlellu SI. Tllghman and Sllss
Angela Nalle wcro seated outside tho
oval. SIIs3 Tllghman was wearing an
extremely smart silk sweater of rose
pink, very long, which was held In at
tho waist by a wide scarf and tassels of
tho same exquisite weave. Sllss Tl'.gh
mnn's lint was a semi-large model of
rose pink, and tho crown was surrounded
with large crush roses. Sllss Nalle was
beautifully gowned In champagne-colored
cloth.
Phlladelphlans naturally furnish the
greater number of entries In the ma
jority of the classes, but tho entry list
from out of town stablcB is unusually
large. Among these nre John L. Bush.
ncll. of Springfield, O.; T. L. Chadbourne,
of Greonwlch, Conn.; Sllss Vlra Cornell,
of Rye. N. Y.; Sllss Slarlon duPont. of
Stontleller Station. Va.; Lieutenant W. W.
Erwln, of West Point, N. Y.; Lieutenant .
II. W. Henderson, of West Point, N. Y.l
Willis Shnrpe Kllrner, of Blnghampton,
N. Y.; E. B. SIcLean, of Washington.
D. C; Colonel C. G. Treat, of Washing
ton, D. a, and Colonel W. E, Wilder, of
i'ori Jiyer, vn.
T. De Witt Cuyler Is president of the
Devon Horse Show Association. Edward
F. Boalo is vice president, Arthur B.
Huey secretary nnd Charles SI. SI. Lea
treasurer. William" T. Hunter Is chair
man of the Executive Committee.
Among the Judges aro Judge William
H. Sloore, Joseph E. Wldener. Robert A.
Fairbalrn, Alfred B. Slaclay, J. McE. .
Bowman, Herbert L. Camp, Willlam-tfir-
Pont, J. Garner West, A. Henry lilggln.
son. Captain W. H. Bell. U. S. C.': Captain
William D. Forsyth. Dr. Carl W. Gay,
E. K. Bloodgood. E. B. White. Robert
Graham and Professor Harry Hayward,
SOSIE OF THE BOXHOLDERS.
Among tho boxholders arc:
T. DoWltt Cuyler, Edward F, Beale,
Charles SI. Lea, Sirs. William T. Hunter,
John T, Wlndrlm, Edwnrd T. Stotesbury.
William duPont, George W. Chllds
Droxel, Sirs. George H. Enrle, Jr., Phi
lander C. Knox, Sirs. Charles A. Blunn.
Jr., James It, Tlndlc, Alexander Van
Rensselaer, General Edward Morrell, A.
B. Coxe. Henry OI. Wnrren, William T.
Wright. C. Howard Clark. Jr.. Powell
Evans, Samuel SI. Vauclaln, Staldon
Hutchinson, John A. Brown, Jr Sirs.
Edward A. Schmidt, Alan D. Wilson.
Wllllnm Hopkins, Henry A. Berwind,
Archibald Barklle, Sirs. Henry S. Jeanes,
BIrs. C. S. Walton, William J. Clothier,
Dr. George Fales Baker, Alexander
Brown, Clarence Dolan. Samuel D, Rid
dle, Henry L. Collins, Sirs. W. L. Aus
tin, Georgo D. Woodslde, Sirs. J. Gard
ner Cassatt, Samuel Eckert, A. J. Drexel
Paul, Sirs, John Gustlne, Sirs. Thomas
Perry, Sirs, James Francis Sullivan, Ed
ward B. SIcLean, C. Z, Coxe, Dr. Thomas
C Ashton, Samuel T. Bodlne, Lewis A.
Riley, Dr. Charles B Penrose, Frederick
F. Schmidt, Captain E. B. Cassatt, Nor
man Cantrell, Chllds Frick, T. D. Todd,
Robert Coano, Harlan Page, W. T, At
terbury. Dr. William P. Klapp, Sirs. Jo
seph W. Gnzzam,, Dr. W. Reynolds Wil
son, William R. Warner, Jr., BIrs. R. P.
Wood, Jr., and Sirs. W. Robinson,
Frankford
Kim, Miss Eleanor Hopkins. Miss Mary J Are Blrl from the Y- W. C A, will make
Alice Clay and MlSS Alva Serjeant. tin nna team. Sunlsv mrhf.nl Hrla will
llce Clay and Miss Alva sergeant.
up one team, Sunday school girls. wlil
Sllss Bllrlam Hume, of 1919 West Dau
phin street, 'entertained the members of
the Thimble Club at her home on Mon
day evening. Her guests were Miss Ethel
Henderson, Bliss Mathilda Kllng, Bliss
Mary McKlntey, Bliss Mary BIartn, Miss
Lillian Moeller, Miss Edwlna Petry, Bliss
Emella Petry, Bliss Pearl Weber, Mrs.
Frederick Enters and Mrs. Richard Sic
Kepwn. Sirs. Robert H. Mooney, of 2101 North
Park avenue, entertained at a boudoir
shower, followed by luncheon, today in
honor of her sister, Sllss Jane S. Wlndes,
whose marriage will take place in the
fall to Mr. Marcus B. Weoksler. The
guests Included Mrs. William D. Winder,
Mrs, Frank Tucker, Mrs. B. M. Robin
son. Mrs. II. Anderson, Mr. William F1U
gerald and Mrs. G. Swain.
An entertainment will be given by the
Bachelor Girls' Cub tomorrow at All
Saints' parish house, Holmesburg, The
proceeds will be for a worthy charitable
purpose.
Mrs. Theodore B. Wiegleb, of Long,
shore and Edmund streets, Is entertain
ing her mother, BIrs. H. Grumbok, of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
An entertainment and dance will be
given by the Lambert Country Club at
the Tioga Liedertafel Hall, 22d and
Westmoreland streets, Friday evening,
June 4.
A rubber social, for the benefit of the
Baptist Building Fund, will be held at
the home of Sirs. Keyser, 662S Heger
man street, this evening.
Oarsman Drowned Is Verdict
The coroner's Jury today found that
Charles H. Elliott, 67 years old. 3211
Slontgomery avenue, came to his death
by accidental drowning In the Schuylkill
River. George S, James, 4103 North
Broad street, who was rowing with EU1
ott In a racing shell near the Park trolley
bridge, explained that his partner sudden
ly toppled out of the boat, and when he
came up he had a dazed expression. He
Immediately sank. The accident occurred
Slay 21. It wns four days later before the
body was found.
Notices far the Society page will be
accepted and printed la the Evening
Ledger, but U uch notices mast be
written oa one side ef the paper, muil
be ilgned in full, with full address, snd
when poulble telephone, number must be
given.
Send all puch communications to
"SoeMj Editor," Evening ldge 60S
Cliestant street.
UnltM these requirement mjo carried
out to that vel.tcatloa coay be poulUe,
the notice will net be published.
Roxborough
"Suffragists as Men See Them," a one
act farce, will be presented tonight by the
members of the Polly Ann Club, of the
Falls of Schuylkill Baptist Church. In the
assembly room. The sketch was written
by one of the members. Sirs. Marian
Whalley Cole, and the cast will include
Bliss Isabel Ferguson, Miss Bessie Han
lies. Miss Annie Hufflngton, Sllss Ruth
Jllnchcllffe, Sllss Flora Blolyneux, Miss
Elizabeth Martin, Sites Alice Buckley.
Bliss Clara Peal, Sllss Esther Peal, Miss
Elva Plerson, Miss Emma Shaw, Sllss
Edith Peal, Miss Slyrtle Smith. MUs
Jeannette Turner, Sllss Helen Smith, Miss
Edith Laughlln, Bliss Grace Walker, Bliss
Blabel Senner, Bliss Slabel Hayes, Bliss
Elizabeth Ferguson, sirs, Elizabeth
Whalley Blolyneux, Sirs. Samuel Smith
and BIrs. Walter HardllL
BIrs. Charles Weln, of 537 Walnut lane.
Roxborough, will give a luncheon tomor
row for the sewing club of which she is
a member. Her guests will be iMrs. -N.
Claire Rorabaugh, Mrs. William Keely,
BIrs. Frederick Stott, Mrs. Frank Ken
worthy, Mrs. John A. Struse, Mrs. Boy A.
Robinson, Mrs. Albert Hood, Miss Helen
Rehfus, Mrs. Orlando Petty, Miss Emma
Rehfus and Mrs. Robert Kays,
Girard Estate
Mrs. Walter B. Decker, of 2J23 South
21st street, will leave tor Boston In a
few days, where she will Join her hus
band, Lieutenant Decker. V. 8. N., and
remain for about 10 days. Lieutenant
Decker went to Boston after the review
of the reserve fleet in New York harbor.
Dr. Charlott Sleek! Farringtoii, Bf
2130 Passyunk. avenue. owiJl leave, with,
her husband, in a, few days for a much
needed rest, when. the. will Yitt hsi
brother, Dr. Harry SteciL at Kta1
Park, Long Xslasd, En routs Mr. am
Mra. Farrlngton. wW hpubA ft Jfsw day
wihv extsseoawr jto vwrarafc al js
nome in assw wranc f ;n . J.
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