BKffft-t ixift ' aro am Aft itAfs H lfwWJsx? s-1 i ij i r hi i iiiffiwWlipijigiii i,i.).ljWiMiKM.iifcJ,iW,)ui. . , iaiigjnsjiw DDK i -in i I,, - r jww llli iwmiillii liliiimill 7,. JCQT1AI wlH r ; VSRHHT fr:f is, ' ff T i II I m i' Mil, AND Mlt8. HAltltY C. THAYElt. ot KftoltWood, Obtf Itoua road, Hkvertord, had as their 8Ustg over the week-end Mr, and Mm. Van do Band Bakhuyfien. On Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Thayer entertained In their box at the horse show In honor of Mr. and Mrs, Van de Sartd-Bakhuyscli, when their guests Included Mr. and Mr. William Ellin Scull and Miss Scull, and yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Thayer gaVe an Informal dinner In honor of their guests. Mr, and Mrs. Van do Sand-Uakhuysen will leave today. On Wednesday eve ning Mr. and Mrs. Thayer wilt again en tertain at dinner, when tho RUeat of honor will be Miss Theodato S. Unlly, whose engagement was announced on Saturday to Mr. J. Lloyd Coatcs. Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles M. Lea, of Devon, wilt entertain nt a dinner-dance on Mon day, June 14) In hotior of their daughter, Miss Kathcrlne C. Lea. Persons of this city will be Interested to hear of tli6 engagement of Miss Gert rude Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Washington Patterson, of Ann Arbor, Mich., to Mr. Carol Huff, of Kansas City. Miss Patterson mado fre quent visits to this city. Mrs. Albert J. Lytnnn, of 1S0S Spruce street, will entertain at luncheon after the graduating exercises of Miss Hill's School on Wednesday In honor of the Itev. Dr. Hairy Emerson Fasdlck, who will deliver the commencement address. Doctor Fasdlck's subject will be "The Most Neglected Heal Estate In tho World." Mrs, John Hopkins, accompanied by her ions, Mr, John Hopkins and Mr. Will iam Hopkins, of 1713 Walnut street, will close their town houso this week and occupy their summer residence at Had donfleld, N. J., for tho summer months. Mrs. Edward D. Mcars, of 1818 De Lan cey place, left last week to spend the summer with her son, Bryan F. Mears, on his ranch In Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. W. Frederick Monroe, MIk Mnnrnn nnd Mr. Jnmes Monron mo tored to the Water Gap on Saturday, where they spent tho week-end. Miss Anita Stetson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Stetson, of The Maid stone, entertained Informally at her home on Saturday. Mrs.. E. 'Caven Hensel, of Havcrford, spent tho week-end at Atlantic City. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gilbert Hastings Helm, of Bryn Mawr avenue, Cynwyd, Pa,, are receiving Congratulations upon tho birth of a son. Along the Main Line WAYisE. Tho St. Luko's School at Wayne, Pa., has Issued Invitations for their annual commencement and closing exercises to bo held on Thursday, Juno 10, at 4 o'clock. Tho address will be mado by the Hon. Edwin S. Stuart, followed by the awarding of tho different prizes. Miss Mildred Somers, of Ventnor, spent the week-end as the guest of Miss Esther Mulfoid, at her homo on Pembroke avenue. Chestnut Hill Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stuart, of 443 Carpenter street, accompanied by Miss Anna P. Stuart and Donald McL. Stuart, left for the Pacific coast expositions and a short tour of the West. They will return home during the early part of July. Mr. and Mrs, Florence J. Heppe, of Pelham nnd Crcshelm roads, will spend the summer months at Magnolia Beach, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wright are visiting Mr. and Mr?. William Alexander Dick, of Graver's lane. Mr and Mrs. LeKoy Richards, of 7S25 St. Martin's lane, are being congratulated on the birth of a son, William Pessano Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Norman 8, Mackle, of Hill side Drive, have returned from a visit to Long Island, where they were tho guests of Mrs. Mackle'n mother. Mrs. John R. McGlnley. Mrr. Carrlngton C. Tutwller. of 430 West Chestnut avenue, nnd her son, Carrlngton C. Tutwller, Jr., will leave on June 1 for New York, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Tutwller's sister, Miss Ellen Glas gow. Mrs. Clara Dlllenbeck, of Willow Grove, avenue, gave a dinner last Friday evening In honor of Miss Allda Buehler. Germantown Mr. and Mrs, Louis Chllds Madeira, of Schodlhouse lane. Germantown, have Issued Invitations for a tea to be held on Thursday, Juno 10, from 5 until 7 o'clock, to meet Miss Marlon Denlson Grant. Mr, and Mrs. John Fassett, of 510 West Highland avenue, Chestnut Hill, enter tained at dinner at 7 o'clock before the weekly dance at the Philadelphia Cricket Club at St. Martin's on Saturday eve ning, The annual business meeting of the oftlcers and board of managers of the Germantown Boys' Club was held a few days ago. One new member has been added to tha board of managers, namely, Mr, John M. Wood. The other members who were re-elected were Miss Anna Bacon, Mlas Emily T. Brown, Mr. H. P. Erdrnan, Mr. Robert T, Mlckle and Mr. Marriott C. Morris. The oftlcers were re elected as follows; President, Robert T. Mlckle; vice president, Charles C, AVrlg Bins; treasurer, William W, Bacon; sec retary. Miss Anno Bacon. Mr, and Mrs. A. Theodore Abbott, of the Gables, will move Into their new house, 20 Hortter street, the first week, In June. Among those who motored to Budd's Lake, Pa., for the holidays are Mr. and Mrs, Arthur H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Why, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tray, Mx. and iJrs. Stanley Champion. They we're guests at Mr. and Mrs. Why's cot tare. Mrs. Henry 8, fJrove, of 2S8 West Tul pehocken street, win leave today for Haceretown Kid., to attend the wedding' of Mls Elizabeth Richardson to Mr. Henry Von Asen Hoffmelar on Tuesday, June 1. Miss Richardson Is the daughter ot the late Rev. Dr. William C. Richard eon. who was rector of St. James' Prut estant Episcopal Church, 23d and Walnut streets. Mlia Edith Harold Glltlngham. of 433 West Price street, ia spending fortnight la Lawrenceville, N. J. Mrs. D. English Dallam,, Jr., of SIS. West Rlttenhouse street, has as her cuest Mts Margaret Miller, of Richmond, Ya. Mrs W. J Holbrook, who la emending a fortnight as the guest of tie. son-in-law add Uujrhter. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fred erick Bradley, at their home in New nochetjc, N, Y will return to her home, on Indian queen lane, within a few das. Mrs. Henry T, Mason, of 66,13 Pulaski avenue, srcompanlcd by her guest, Mrs, John MoLeod, of Pittsburgh. Pa., havo gono In Concord, N. It., to visit Mrs. McLeod's eon, Ralph McLeod, who Is ft student nt St. Paul's Academy, In that Place. At the class day exercises of the fJer hiantown Academy, to he held In Asso ciation Hall on Wednesday evening, June B, at 8 o'clock, the program will bo as follows: Valedictorian, Mr. Ashbrldgo Bhatpless; historian Mr. Tranklln She bo; orator, Mr. Ralph Umstead; censor, Mr. Mortlmoro West; poet, Mr. Perry Campbell; Ivy orator, Mr. Frederick Sut ter. Addresses will bo made by Governor Brumbaugh nnd Dr. Isaac Sharpless. A brldgo and "R0O" will bo held tomor row afternoon at the home of Mrs. Itornce Burrell, 404 Gowen avenue, for the benefit of surfrage. The committee In cliargo of iiffnlrs are Mrs. William Albert Wood, chairman; Mrs Chnrles 55. Klau der, Mrs. Horace Burrell, Mrs, Stephen D. Large, Mrs. Frank Robinson, Mrs. J. Archer Union, Mrs. George S. Strodllng and Mrs. Frederick M. Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. David Bloom arc now occupying their new resldenco at 114 Mnyland avenue. A lawn fete for thp benefit of the Phila delphia Home for Incurables will be held on Thursday afternoon at the resldenco of Mis. Thcroil I. Crane, of 6444 Grecno street. A lawn party will be given by the Feb ruary Class of 1016 of the Gcrmnntown Boys' School at Mr. II. It. D. Balblrnlo's heme, Wayne nnd Chelten avenues. Mrs. George Franklin Brown, of 411 AVest Price street, will attend tho re view of tho Confederate veterans In Richmond, Va this week. Miss Margaret Cushman, of Now York, is tho guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edwin I, Atlee, of West Coultor street. Tho engagement of Miss Elizabeth Brnrton Yost, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prank II. Yost, of r-W Chew street, to Mr. Joseph Minns Cnnfleld, Jr., of C07 66th avenuo, was announced at a luncheon Riven last week. A grand strawberry festival nnd dance will be given by Wakefield Lodge, No. 67, Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem, In Flcmmlng Hall, Germantown avenue and Seymour street, on Tuesday evening, Juno 22. Mrs. Conrad S. Grove, of Qulncy and Hortter street, Germnntown, will leave to day for Annnpolls. whero die will remain for Juno week and will attend the exer cises of the Navol Academy. Mrs. Grove will chaperon MISs Eleanbr Longstrclh, of Philadelphia, who will entertain at tea on Thursday, Juno 3, on her father's jacht. Many of the midshipmen will be among the guests. Along the Reading Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Ervlen, of Ashbourne, will have as their guests for several weeks Mr. and Mrs. E. C Street, Jr., of Waban, Mass , a sister of Mrs. Ervlen. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bertram Llpplncott, of Bethayrcs, have as their guest Mrs. Ceorge W. Goethals, wife of the builder of the Panama Canal. Many entertain ments are being given In honor of Mrs. Goethals during her visit. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tatnall Starr, of Church road, Wyncote, have purchased the residence of Mrs. John Clark Sims, at Laverock, Chestnut Hill, which they will occupy after extensive alterations, Mr. and Mrs. Stnrr, accompanied by Mrs. Floyd White, have taken a cottage at Watch HlU, R. L. which they will occupy for tho summer months, leaving about the first week of July. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCormlck, of Ashbourne, Pa are receiving congratu lations on the birth of a daughter. Mrs. McCormlck will be remembered as Miss Margaret Wonts. Tho Old York Road Country Club held a muslralc Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock. An old-fashioned flag raising will be held at the club this afternoon nt 5 o'clock, when Old Glory will be unfurled to the breezes with appropriate cere monies. Tha flag oration will be delivered by Mr. Samuel II. High, of Jenkln tewn. Golf matches and tennis tourna ments will be held during tho day. Many dinners are being arranged before the large holiday dance to be given in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Robblns and Miss Frances Robblns, of Webster ave nue, Wyncote, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Miller, of Hatboro, Pn left by motor Saturday for Asbury Park, N. J., where they will remain for several weeks. Miss Marjorle Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kent, of Bent road, Wyncote, left this week to be the guest of Miss Louise Matthews at her country residence at La Plata, Md. Miss Kent will return home about the middle of June, Mlsa Reba White, of Oak Lane and Lawnton avenues, entertained with "SO0" nnd bridge Saturday afternoon In honor of Miss Marie Jacob, who will De married June 3 to Mr. Earl S. Breeding, of Oak Lane. Among the guests were Miss Char lotte Jacob, Miss May B. Buck, Miss Louise Sautter, Mlsa Marguerite Barrett, Mlsa Elizabeth Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Watklns, Sr., of North Sth street, Oak Lane, entertained a house party over the week-end at their summer home at Ventnor, N. J, Their guests Include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Col man, Mr, and Mrs, Edward Clark, Miss Josephine Benner. Miss Alice Flint and Mr. Thomas Maddison. Mr, Walter S. Dowlln. of Downlngtown, Pa., has announced the engagement of his daughter, Miss R, Jane Dowlln, to Mr. Ixiuls E. Fidler, son at Mr. and Mrs, Walter J, Fidler, of 5S2X North Park ave nue. No date has been set for the wed ding. The Jenklntown Choral will give an aftt ernoon bridge party on Friday, June 11, at the home of Mrs. George W. Long, on Garfield avenue, Elklns Park, In case of rain the affair will be postponed till tho following afternoon, as it Is planned to have the tables on the lawn and porch. A women's suffrage meeting will be held at the home of Miss Florence G. Delaney, of 303 Wypcote road, Jenklntown, on Fri day, June 4, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. James Wlnsor will address the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Crowell, of New td street and Oak lane avenue, have as their guest Mrs. William Drlsbane Earl, pf Boston. The Jenklntown Methodist Episcopal Church wl" hold a strawberry festival on Friday, June i. As many of the promt, nent women of Jenklntown are inter ested, every one feels sure the affair will be a great success. I "Bt&'MV 'sssllHHaBcSasSal.W. Photo by Marccati MISS FLORENCE JEANETTE ELLIOT Miss Elliot's engagement was announced Snturdny by her mother, Mrs. Frank Spanglcr Elliot, of 4537 Spruce street, to Mr. Waldo O. Fehling, also of this city. Tho wedding will take placo in tho fall. Northeast Philadelphia On Wednesday evening the members of St. Luko's choir, of Kenilngton, will present a two-act play and muslcnlo. Thn opening number, which will bo rendered by tho entire choir, under tho leadership of Mr. Charles II. Aspen, Is tha "Bridal Chorus" from tho "Roso Maiden." Tho play Is entitled "Fascinating Fannlo Brown" nnd will have for characters tho following: Pcrclval Gale, Mr. Edward Smyth; Billy Pearson, Mr. Douglass Steele; Dorothy Dudley, Miss Florcnco Wilkinson; Florenco Howe, Miss Eliza beth Steele; Mrs. Caldwell, Miss Mabel Seeburger; Audrey Caldwell, Miss Eliza beth MncKcnzle: Mrs. Moffett, Miss Mar garet MacKenzle; Henry Dudley, Mr. Everett Brown; Martha, Miss Anna Duff. Tho "La Bon Tons" gave a picnic yes terday nt Valley Green. Among those who attended were Miss Fannie Cantor, Miss Florenco Goldman, Miss Lillian Sal vln. Miss Bertha Marks Miss Floronco Goldenberg, Miss Hens Weltzman, Miss Dora Silverman, Miss Beatilce Stlrtz, Miss Dorothy Harris, Miss Esther Wein berg, MIbs Sofia Roffo and Miss Rose Blume, Mr. Lewis Rosner, Mr. Herman Cossoy, Mr. David Weltzman, Mr. Jnck Cohen, Mr. Harry Pclser, Mr. Samuel Wcndkoss, Mr. David Bernstein, Mr. Jo seph Wilder, Mr. Hnrry Kayslan. Mr. Herman Berlin, Mr. Lawrenco Goldman and Mr. Joseph Rlcter. Tho party met at the homo of Miss Florenco Goldman, 24U North Front street. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Johnson, of 2310 North 6th street, motored to Gettysburg for over Decoration Day. Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Needham. of 2S12 Frankford avenue, took a motor trip to Gettysburg for over Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hamilton, of 2317 Kensington avenue, aro spending Decora tion Day at Atlantic City. Miss Anna McIIugh has returned from a week's stay at Mt. Airy. Roxborough The play entitled "My Aunt Heiress" was given by the Girls' Friendly Society of tho Junior Auxiliary of St. David's Episcopal Church, of llanayunk, on Fri day, May 23, A very attractive tea will be given on Wednesday from 3 to 6 o'clock at the homo of MISs Jessie O Kelly, 344 Green lane, by the Woman Suffrage party o' the 8th Legislative District. Mrs. Emma Cooper, the chairman, will preside, and addresses will be made by Mlsa Lldu. Stokes Adams, Mrs. Georgo Woben smlth and Miss M. Estelle Russell. The guests will be received by Mrs. Charles P. Martyn. secretary, and Mrs. Albert C. Rommel, treasurer. Mlsa Frances O. Snyder, Mrs. P. Hummel, M,as Blanche Heldlnger, Miss Ada Gardiner, Mrs. I tin man, Mrs. C. Relnhardt and Miss Don nelly form the committee having the af fair in charge. The Rev, W. H. CavanauBh, of Heston vllle, Pa., will deliver an illustrated lec ture on Italy, on Monday night, June 7, in the parish building of St. James the Eess Episcopal Church, under the aus pices of the Men's Guild, The Young Women's Christian Associa tion of the Falls of Schuylkill has ar ranged a series of talks for Monday eve nings in June. They will be conducted by Mtrs Helen Adair, whose subject will be "Out-of-doors In the Bible." Tomorrow night, Mrs, Thomas Carmlchael will make an address on "Habits." The club pre. sented a play, "Tho Fairies' Child" on Saturday at the lawn party given by Miss Klnley at her home, School lano below Wlssahlckon avenue, Girard Estate Mr, and Mrs. Robert G. Moore, of 2517 South Colorado Btreet, left today for At lantis City, whero they will remain until the first of October. Mr. and Mrs. William H, Wilson, of 2501 South 20tt) street, have returned from a delightful motor trip through the Blue Ridge Mountains. The party, which was made up of the following, all the gentle men being members ot the Legislature, Auditor General and Mrs. Powell, Mr. and Mrs, Roney, Mr. Hackett. Mr. Walsh and Mr. Foster, toured Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, vlsltlns the historic battle grounds of Gettysburg and Antletam. Koikes for the Society paie will be accepted and piloted In the Eyenlne Ledg-ei but all such Bottces most be written on she side of (he paper, must be slrntd la full, with full sddreM, and uhen potilble telephone number iniwt b giftn. Send all such cemmonlcstlosi to "Society Editor," Evening Idr, SOS Cbtttnat street. Unleu thuo requirements an carried out so tnt 1 erincatloa may be poulble, tu notice ulU not be published. Lansdowne Dr. and Mis. G. Victor Janvier, of 3 Runncmcad avenue, nro recclvlnK con gratulations on tho birth of u son. Miss Dorothy Longcopo has nrrlved home, after her long absenco In Ger many. Mr. nnd Sirs. Isaac Rhoads havo Issued Invitations to tho marrlago of their niece, Miss Mary Bartleson Rhoads, to Mr. Will iam Hydman Hubbard, Wednesday, Juno 10. Tho wedding will ho celebrated at tho Rhoads home, on 'McKlnley avenue. Tho young couplo will be nt homo at 410 Dudley avenue, Narbcrth, after August 1. MI3S Anna Brown will entertain tho members of her brldgo rlub tomorrow afternoon. Among her guests will bo Miss Frances Hannlngton, Miss Iicno Morri son, Miss Gladys Phillips. Miss Mar garet Morrison, Mrs. J. Milton Hngy, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. Austin Boyd, Miss Florcnco Young, Miss Jcsslo Dlt trock, Miss Paulino Anderson, Miss Mellta Zehendcr and Miss Edith Norrls. The Boy Scouts' Camping Fund will hold a Inun fete on tho public school ground on June C. Tho Boy Scouts aro trying to mako this lawn fete ono of the largest and best ever given In Lansdowne. Tho newly elected odlcera of the re cently organized Men's niblo Class of tho Trinity M. U. Church nro as follows: Mr. John Gordon, president; Mr. Robert Scott, vice president; Mr. B.irtram Dutton. sec retary, and Mr. Walter Smith, treasurer. Mrs. Hnrry Blrkinblne, of Harrlsburg, Is visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Longcope, of Runnemead avenue. Mrs. Robert G. Halo and son. Glfford Graham Hale, left yesterday (Sunday) for Washington, where they will remain for several weeks. Tioga The 26th anniversary of the Evangelical Home for the Aged. Old York toad and Hunting Park avenue, will bo held on Thursday morning nnd nftcrnoon. Tho Interesting program Includes a religious service on the lawn at 10:30 o'clock, under tho direction of tho Rov. P. T. Beck, of Brooklyn, presiding elder of the Atlantic Conference. Mr. Frederick Loeble, presi dent of tho board of trustees, will con duct the exercises In the afternoon, when there will be addresses by State Senator Wllllarn Smith, the Rev. C. C. Chubb and the Rov. Dr. Lukenbuehler; vocal selec tions by Mr. W. Reldy and Mr Louts Mlttcnger and recitations nnd Impersona tions by Mr, Ralph RoBCnberger. One o' tho features of the lawn bazaar will be a handsome silk patchwork quilt made by Mrs. Mary Gabel, 30 years of age, who has been Interested In the homo since It was founded. Luncheon nnd supper will bo served by the Ladles' Aides, Mrs. Eliza beth De Frohn, president; Mra. Louisa Krecker, first vice president, Mrs. Sarah Mack, second vice president; Mrs. Charles Haubert, recording secretary; Mrs. John Ebort, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. William L. Nlttlnger, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McClelland and family, of North 15th street, uro occupying their cottage at Wlldwood. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Wood and fam ily, of 3150 North Broad street, left on Friday for their summer home In .Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Oppenhelmer and family, of 3550 North Broad street, will spend part of the summer at Poland Sprlrjrs. Me. Frankford Mr. and Mrs. John Stortz. or Lelper street, will have as their guest for two weeks Miss Evelyn Clayton, of Delaware City, Del. The members of the Delta Phi Sigma Sorority will be chaperoned from June U until June 13 by Mr. and Mrs. John Herald at a house party at Valley Forge. The members of the sorority include Mlsa Jane Beak, Miss Sarah Strange, Mlsa Hilda Lomax, Miss Gertrude Harding, Miss Olive Herald, Miss Mabel Blair, Miss Everett Shere, MUs Louise Shay, Miss Frances Ashton and Miss Gertrude Kelly. Invitations have been received from Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Shay for the wed ding of their daughter, Miss Kathryne Shay, to Mr. Thomas Patton, Juno 7, at St. Dominic's Church. Holmesburg. A reception will follow Immediately after the ceremony at the home of the bride, Rowland and Rhawn streets. A euchre will bo held Wednesday evening- at St Dominic's school hall for the benefit of the new school hulldlnjf. Mlsa Katheryn Parkinson nnd Miss Mary Pat terson will act as hostesses. Photo by Gilbert 8luaio. MISS LAURA LIND Of Tiogn, n grndunto of Beech wood School. WOMEN OF FASHION IN GAY DEVON GATHERING Last Day of Horse Show Most Important of Moot to Femi nine Mind. With Jupiter PIuvlus "nmong tho miss Ing" today, tho linal and, to fcmlnlno minds, tho most Importnnt day of tho horso bIiow, duuncd bright nnd clear. Thr country around Devon, fresh nnd green from Its bath, fairly beckoned ono to turn out earl v. Owing, probably, to tho fact thnt fem inism was tho order of the dny, tho oval had a greater scattering ot the fair sex than has been usual on previous morn ings, when moro man Judges tho classes. Mrs. Archibald Barltllo and her guest, Mrs. Alexander B. Duncan, of New York, appeared early In tho former's box, Mrs. Bnrkllo wore a palo blue silk sweater coat over a whlto accordion-pleated creno do chlno skirt and a sheer white blouse, whllo her hat was n largo black straw model, turned up sharply at tho back and trimmed In front with a small bunch of posies. Her guest also wore a white frock nnd over It a cornlcolorcd sweater. Her hat was a brown sailor. Mrs. Hnrry Wain Harrison, Mrs. David B. Sharpo and Mrs, Charles Randolph Snowden were Interested spectators. Mrs. Harrison was garbed In tho conventional whlto linen with a shimmering golden bronn silk sweater and a brown straw holmet-shaped lint. Over whlto linen, Sirs. Sharpo wore a voluminous hooded coat ot brown polo cloth nnd a small brown sailor hat. Mrs. Snowdon wore a pearl-gray cloth coat suit and n large whlto hnt. In tho Judges' stand was Mrs. R. Dob son Altemus, gowned In black broadcloth nnd whlto funs. Mrs. William L. Hirst mado a striking picture In ropal purple with a sunburnt straw shade hat. Mrs. Thomas O. Ashton, looking cool In white linen, with n black and white straw hat, was ono of tho first arrivals. Mrs. Henry Drinker Riley, who also appeared early In one of tho boxes, wore n khaW-colored suit and a yellow straw Bailor, faced with green, with a whlto ecarf around the crown. As tho sun grow high In tho heavens te dny became much warmer and more summery costumes wcro noticed. Mrs. Chnrles A. Munn, Jd , looked particularly charming In a sheer whlto frock of hand- Kercliler linen, mado quite simply, with small tucks as trimming. A wide white leather girdlo encircled her waist and on her head was a small pannma hat. Over white frock Mrs John Hnmpton Barnes wore a purple silk sweater. Her hat was a wldo drooplng-brlmmed model of white Milan straw, tho top covered by (lowered Gcorgetto crepe with a deep blue velvet ribbon around the crown. Mrs. Joseph B. McCall, who was among thn early occupants of a box, looked noli In a whlto serge talllcur with while fox furs nnd a Bmall close-fitting hat of navy hluo hemp, trimmed with spreading bluo g'liira fenrhers A coming debutante. Miss Josephine C, S. Foster, woro a two pIpco coat salt of steel gray cloth with a double cloth of sheer blue and whlto batiste and a small close-fitting black hat. Among tho debutantes of the past sea son were Miss Carolina Ives Brlnton nnd Miss Anna Blnney Brlnton, both garbed In sand-cnlorid cloth suits. Another de (bulnntc, Miss Anna Mary Walthour, woro a white frock and a small three-cornered, coffee-colored hat with, n transparent brim. Mra. W. Lyttcll Whlto was ono of the Judges, woro over the conventional white linen a navy bluo scrgo Norfolk coat Her liat was a small round sailor of white stiaw with a crown of blue silk. Mr. and Mrs. Philander C Knox, who motored over from their farm at Vallpy Forge, wero among tho arrivals In the forenoon. Camden and Vicinity Mrs. Joseph Haines, who will bo remem bered na Miss Helen Rhedemeyer, has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs, George Rhedemeyer, at the Oakes, Mer chantvllle. Mr. and Mrs. E. T, Miller and their sons have moved to the Spansler property, on Maple nvenue, Merchantville, which they recently purchased. Hon. and Sirs. W. J. Browning have gone to their summer homo nt Brown's Mllls-In-the-Plnes. North Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bates, 703 North 18th street, celebrated their 50th wedding annlversay Friday, May 28. There were guests present from St. Louis, East Au rora and South Orange. Mr. Morris Whiteside, of 100 Corin thian avenue, will entertain at dinner tonight at the Grenoble In honor of his sister. Miss Margaret Frances Whiteside, whose marriage will take place tomor row night to Mr. Albert Vernon Smith, of Wllllamsport. The guests will include Mrs. Mildred Seelcr, Miss Florence D. Whiteside, Miss Dorothy Shaperkntter, Miss Beatrice Whiteside. Mies Marie Van Roden, Miss Louranla Vandegrift, Miss Helen Glase, Dr. Samuel Ellis, Mr, Gilbert B. Thomas, Mr, Spence Farr, Mr, Charles C, A. Baldl, Jr., Mr. Stanley Ross. Montreal; Mr. William Moestnger, Mr, Francis Crafts. MARRIED 50 YEARS Mr, and Mrs. James Bland Wood Re ceive Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. James Bland AVnod, of 6C19 North 7th street, have already re ceived the congratulations of many of their friends in anticipation of their golden wedding anniversary which will be celebrated at the home of their daughter, Mrs. John A. Killpatrick, 6515 North 7th street, tomorrow night. Mr. and Mrs, Wood were married In Manchester, England. They cams to this country 43 years ago. For the last 41 i ewe Sir. Woyd has been manager ot the braid department In the store of s. B & B. W. Flelsher, Inc. The offices of tbe firm are at Sth and Chestnut atresia. THE marriage ot Miss Grace Mufle Hnbcrmeht, daughter ot Mr, and Mrs, Edward W. Habcrmehl, of 2105 West Dia mond street, to Mr. Clifford Santford Shipley, will take placo on Wednesday evening. June 23, nt the residence of tho bride's parents nnd will be followed by n reception. Dr. O. J. R, Miller, of 1769 Frankford nvenue, has Issued Invitations for this marrlago of his daughter. Miss Martha Miller, to Mr. Wallace Llpplncott. of 36M North lath street, on Wednesday ovenlng, June 0, by Friends' ceremony Miss Miller lins selected Miss Annlo Troft, of Cam den, for mnld of honor. Mr, Llpplncott will have Mr. Lewis Kirk for best man and Mr. Herbert S. Conrad nnd Mr. Ellis R. Llpplncott for ushers. Tho ceremony will bo followed by a reception. Tho nt home cards nro for nftcr September 1, northeast corner Urexel road and Syca moro avenue, Drexel Hill, Delawaro County. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo H Cook, of 18 West Unities street, Germantown, have Issued Invitations for tho wedding ot their granddaughter, Miss Grace Shruesbery, and the Rev. PnrrU Vnnls filnwter, on Tuesday evening, June 22, In the First Baptist Church, Price street, German town. Tho bride will bo attended by Miss Emmn Hostetter, of Lcbinon, t'a.. mnld of honor; Miss Blnncho Turney, Miss Helen Turney, Miss Evcln Roberts, Mies Trovette Ferguson, bridesmaids, nnd Miss Dorothy Swearer hnd Miss GiaCo Wng ner, fiouor girls Mr. Slawter, who Is pas tor nf tho First Baptist Church ot Brldes-bui-ff, will bo grndunted from Tcmplo Col lego In June. Invitations have been Issued by Mr. nnd Mrs. AUBtln Gnrrlty, of 2001 West ln dluna avenuo, for tho mnrrlugc of their daughter. Miss Allco Mario Gairlty, nnd Mr, Charles G. Duffy, of 831 North 46th street, on June '.', nt St Columbus' Church, 21th Btreet and Lehigh avenuo Tho Rov. Wllllnm J. Duffy will oulclato. Tho brldesmnld will be Miss Annto Gnr rlty nnd the best mnn will be Mr. Joseph II. Duffy. Mr, William Garrlty and .Mr. John May will net as ushers. Among thoso present will be: Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Ford, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Best, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray, Mr. Edward Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Stratum, Mr. and Mrs. Charlos Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel Rhodes Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Rhodes, Mr. mid Mrs. George Duffy, Atr. and Mrs. James Duffy, Mr. nnd Mrs H. Scales, Mr. nnd Mrs Joseph McDonald, Miss West Philadelphia Miss Elizabeth Davis, ot 5014 Ha7,el ave nue, entertained nt luncheon on Saturday In honor of Miss Lilllo Chnmbers, of Nor wood, whose morrhigo to Mr. George Sheeps will take placo on Wednesday, Juno 9. Tho guests woro members of the bridnl party and Included Mrs. Eva Rose, Mrs. Nelson Clark, Miss Kathcilne Shcops, Miss Gertrude Gross and Miss Edith Gold. Mr. and Mrs John Cnvanaugh, of 6S12 Vine street, had as their guest last week Mrs. Margaret Cojle, of Shenandoah. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Wlnrlng and their daughter. Miss Sarah Wlnrlmr, aro spend ing two weeks with relatives In Hetterton, Md. Lieutenant Harry J. Whth and Mrs. Wlrth, of 4012 Hnverford avenue, havo Just returned from a visit to Charleston, S. C. Miss B. Reba Zlnman, of 731 North 10th street, entertained tho members of her club at a "500" last week. The guests In cluded Miss Claire B. Pcrsklo, Miss Jen nie Bronenbcrg, Mlsa Ada R. GIttelman. Miss Sndlo Ruschc, Miss Lena Goldman, Miss Bessie Bender, Miss Reba White, Miss Ida Isdancr and Miss Mary Brodcr. Dr. and Mrs. S. Merrill Weeks, of 815 South 4Mb street, are occupying Compton Manor Farm, their Bummer homo at Langhorne, and ore entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J. Bertram Hervey over tho week end. Miss Edith Mullen gave a delightful luncheon and bridge on Saturday after noon at her home. 5035 Walnut street. In honor of Miss Jessie Elizabeth Dlttrich, whose marrlago to Mr. Donald Irwin will take place on Wednesday. Tho guests included Mis. Robert Downs Wlllson, Miss Ida Matthew son, Miss Mary Ker Christian, Miss Marian Hallowoll, Miss Minnie Endlcott and Miss Mellta Ze hender. Mr and Mrs. Paul M. Elsasser, of -1422 Walnut street, will spend the summer at Atlantic City sra m SHEDWAIER DRESSING snst WHITE 5WATERPRGDF mWE: 1335-i ,W(WyMBF.'l..m" nVM." Hi PATENT APPUIO FOR VMpI HAM MAKES SHOES ULY WHITE Rtt Hung gjaiiP HP MB Ssiliil HI iH'I'rnpHJI'' Win sSfiiB SksElpiiiplr-iSf IS iff SiP f$ mm Billo O'Keef, Mrs. O'Kcef, Miss Bessie Boran, Mis Catherine Boran, Mr. Pat rick Hdran. Mr Christie CulUn. Miss Catherine Cullen, Mr, Joseph Hurley, Mr. Owen Garritj. Mr Michael Garrlty, Mrs James Garrlty, Mr. Thomas Gartlty Mrs. Anna Garrlty, Miss Marie O&rrlly, Miss Mary Garrlty, Mr. ami Mrs. L Candy Mr. nnd Mrs. Roach, Mr. arid Atrs Glltl gan, Mr. John Choan, Mr. and Mrs. Mar' tin Brennan, Mr, James Meedhati, Mr, Thomas MoEnter, Mr. Hugh McEriter, Mr. Harry Grimes, Miss Sublti Morari, Miss Molly Grimes, Miss Catherine Blunt, Miss Sadie Funston, Miss Annie Funstori, Miss Catherine Dougherty, Mrs. Dough erty, Mr. Walter Tralnor, Miss Loretta Esther, Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel Dwyer, Mr. Leonard Woodward, Mr. nnd Mrs. Will lam Conk. Mr. nnd Mrs, Joseph Mny, Mr, Charles Owen, Miss Mary Connlbust, Mr. Wlltard Mayner, Mr. Herbert Miller, Lieutenant and Mrs. Benjamin Savage, Mr. Wllllarn Kohl, Mr. Jerry Hydo, Mr. James Bomer vllte, Mr. John Hendricks, Mr. R6y Kcnglc, Mr. Evan Davlea. Mr. John Rhelnholt. Mr. Frederick Sllber, Mr. and Mrs. William McNally, Mr. George Fh ton, Mr. Patrick Relliy, Mr. Benjamin Brown. Mr. Samuel Ferguson, Mr, Thomas Harbrldgc, Mr. John Reevy, Mr. Wayne Mtimford, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roller, Mr. James Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brady, Mr. John Clark, and Mr, Edward Kelly, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Stevenson, Mr. George Stevenson, Mr. Edward McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerrigan, Mr. and Mis John Burke. Mr. Charles Hagan, Mr Charles Donahue, Mr. Georgo Arment, Mr nnd Mrs. Hugh Qulnn, Mr. John Ot stot, Mr. Frank Flnnignn, Mr. and Mrs, Milton Skccn, Mr. Thomas Smith, Mr. Augustus Klotz, Mr. Frank Phillips, Mr, and Mrs. J. F. WUson, Mr. George Mano, Mr. Lew Mlxner, Mr, John Diamond, Mr, Andrew Karnes, Mr. John McDonald, Mr. Edward Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hudson. Mr. William McDonald, Mr. Thomas Welsh, Mr. Joseph Ryan, Mr. John Callahan, Mr. Owen Shannon, Air. and Mrs, Daniel Farren, Mr. Clarence Scott, Mr. John Hart, Mr. and Mra. MIchnel Devlnc, Mr. Nicholas Toy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jennings and Mr. Will iam Kelgllng. The reception will be held nt a largo hall at 23d and Clearfield streets. "WHAT'S DOING TONIGHT ?" Municipal Hand, Stcnton Park. Dinner to Chlncte merchants. Manufacturers' Club; 7 o'clock. SUFFRAGE EVENTS TODA GENERAL SUFTHAan MEMORIAL CEOE SIONIE8 11 a. m Philadelphia utlrailat pay a memorial tribute to Mrs. Lucretla Mott, phil anthropist, famous abolitlonltt and planter eurtraglat, laying a floral wreath upon her Krae In I'olrhlll Cemetery, Germantown ave nue and Cambria ktreet. Mlea Martha Davla, a granddaughter ot Mr. Mott. places the urcatli. Mrs. Rudolph Dlankenburc at the finnio time and place places a. tribute on the KrS or her mother, Dr. Hannah I.ontinoFeT"' also u famous plonerr auttraae- jvoritcr. The RtiiUB of Dr. Susan Hayhurat, Dr, Aha l'rcstur. ard Dr. Dmmeltne Cleveland, early aufti agists, also docorated. Memorial BorUces follow In the Falrhlll Meeting House. Professor Joseph Swain, pwldrit uT Bwarthmore College, In charrfa of meeting. Ex-Dean Elliabeth Powell Uond. ot Stvarthinore College, and Mra. Elltabtth N. Garrett, apeak At Woodland Cemetery, .18th street and Woodland avenue, graves of Mlsa Mary Orw and Misses Adeline and Ann Thompson deco rated. EQUAL rnANCIUSB SOCIETST. Noon Open-air mtetlne at Germantown av nue and Cambria street bpealter, Miss Anna Mct'ue. Noon Series of open-air meetlnga beginning at noon and continuing throughout afternoon In Oenmintown and Chestnut Hill. Various points reached by automobile. Meetings ar ranged by Mra. F. M Shepard. Speaker, Miss Uertha SapavlU. U Jo p. ni. Open-air meeting at German tonn mid Lchljli avenues. Spsaker. Mlsa Anna McCuc 1 p. m Opcn-alr meeting at Germantown and Erie nenues Speaker, Miss Anna Mc t'ue. 2 Jtl p m. Miss Ahna McCue addresses the Friendship Liberal League, at 1117 Columbia avenue WOMAN SUFFUAGE PARTT. 8 p. m Miss I.Ida Stokes Adams speaks at in Memoaini .DiscoDai Lnwren. 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