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Mn AND MIlS. J. BAIITOM TOWN.
BEND, of Overbrook, Rave a house
prty al the Sorn. Gun Club, Brtdgcton,
N. 3., over the week-end. In honor of
Miss Anne Townsend find Mr. Palmer
Towiuend,
7e The Ruests Included Miss fimlty Cook,
jdls Margaret Memak, Mli Martha
JIacAtllflter, Miss Elizabeth Trotter, Mr,
Clayton McKlroy, Jr., Mr. Uenjamin
Hush. Jr i Mr William Townsend and
Mr. Norman Ellison, Jr.
p The marriage of Mlsa Qladya Mary
Haws to Mr. i,avronco jonnson, jr, or
rhojtnut Hill, will take tilaco today nt
8t. George's Church, Lisbon, Portugal,
at S o clock nnci nrierwarci at bi uua
Nova de S. Francisco do Paulo. Mr.
.tnhnson Is n son of Dr. and Mrs Russell.
of Chestnut Hill, and a brother of Mrs.
Marshall .Morgan, Airs. k. .Marsnau hcuu
and Mr nussell H. Johnson, Jr.
Mrs Charles H. Pancoaot and Mrs,
Norman Ellison will chaperon the girls
of the Agnes Irvln Northfleld Lcaguo
who go up this year to attend the con
ference at Northncld, Conn., held from
June 16 to June 2. The following are
the officers of the league: President, Mlsa
Esther R Howell; vice president, Mrs
Marmaduko Tllden. Jr.; treasurer, Miss
Mary n Paul; secretary, Miss Eliza
beth S Myers, of St. David's, Pa ; Miss
Josephine A Watt, honorary president
Many Philadelphia girls have already
made their plans to go, so It Is sure to bo
a largo delegation this year, and Phila
delphia will bo well represented by many
of our prominent young women.
Mrs Joseph Tomllnson, of the Bel-
, gravis, entertained Informally tit lunch
eon on Tuesday, Juno 1, at 1 o'clock.
Mrs Tomllnson and her granddaughter,
Mrs. George Vcdder, will leave for their
homo In Pasadena. Cal , on Thursday,
Juno 17 This week 'Mrs. Vedder will
ItavK fnr Hartford. Conn., where shft
; will bo the guest of Miss Alice Phillips
lor ecverui uuju.
Komaln do Mayorgu-Rlvas, Jr., whoso
father Is In tho Spanish diplomatic i-orv-Ice,
has Just leturned from a visit o
Newport Ho will visit friends In Chelsea
and will later go to New York to meet
his father, who has sailed for this coun
try. Among tho New Yorkers who will go
to Bar Harbor, Me., for the summer will
be Mr Alessandro, who will bo the guest
for the summer of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernesto
Fabbrl; Mr. Frith and Miss Louisa
Frith, who will bo accompanied by Mrs.
Hcndrlck Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Ostran
der and their daughter, Miss Mary Os
trandor, have also takon a cottage. Mrs.
John Jacob Astor has taken one of tho
Vanderbllt cottages, and will have as
her guests for the summer, Mr. and Mrs.
Force and Mlsa Katherlno Force.
The Orpheus Club, of Philadelphia,
will hold Its annual outing at the Phil
adelphia Cricket Club. Starting In tho
morning there will bo all kinds of sports.
Luncheon will bo served at 1 o'clock, fol
lowed by a baseball game, tennis matches,
etc. Dinner will bo served at 7 o'clock.
The officers of the club for the coming
year are President, Sirs. Joseph de F.
Junkln, vice president, Mr John II. Carr;
treasurer, Jlr Edwin B. Jackson; secre
tary, Mr John Lewis Evans.
Miss Margaret Persons, of tho Collego
Club, 13th and Spruco streets, spent tho
week-end with friends at Annapolis,
where she attended tho hop at the United
States Naval Academy on Saturday even
ing. Mr and Mrs. Edward Fethereton, of
the Clinton, will leave early this month
for Atlantic City, where they will spend
the summer
Mr. and Mrs. B. Vail Marsh, of Haver
ford, Pa., are receiving congratulations
en the birth of a daughter, born on Sun
day, May U. Mrs. Marsh will bo remem
bered as Miss Dorothy V. Rltter.
Along the Main Line
OVERBROOK-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Hare, of Wynnewood avenue, have re
turned from a week-end trip to Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Jlrs. Edwin A. Eookmyer, of
Ro-Orden, will leave next week for Chel
eea, where they will spend tho summer
at their cottage.
MERION-MIss ifary Y'arnall Casey, of
South Highland avenue, will leave tho
middle of July for Castlne, Me., whero
she will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Alfred Cope. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Casey will arrive In Castlne early In Au
gust for a two weeks' visit with Mrs.
Cope,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Howard, of
Sycamore and Linden roads, will open
their Bar Harbor cottage tho middle of
this month.
ARDMORE Mr and Mrs. George C.
Mason, of Montgomery avenue, who spent
fart of tho winter and early spring In
Pasadena, Cal., nre now at their home
on Montgomery avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Butcher,' Jr., of
Llanfalr and Wlstar roads, will leave
July l for Westerly, R. I., whero they
will occupy their camp for the summer,
Chestnut Hill
: Dr. John F. McCloskcy, of E817 German
town avenue, will leave this week for
Prance,
Mrs. Franklin Spencer Edmonds, of St.
Martin's, Pa , has returned from vlsltlns
for several dayB the camp of her father,
Judge Beltler. at Silver Lake. Plko
County, Pa.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
AOBLPHIA Mahlon E trill. Newark, N. J. J
.,D,-Mr"- J- L. Hinun, Aibury I'arli,
,.''' p,.. u- Jarretl. Lambertvllle N. J.i
vttUr P ' 0ay' Wr"' M- J- 0ay' h0nU'
B8EVU?s'rRA'rFORI-Mr, and Mr,. John
X.tw,iU,,,'?nMw9' l'-J M- u Cavles, To.
rjato, MU II, M. Lyon.. Mn. B. Q. U HoU
goolf, Belrar. N. J., Mrs, Qeori W. n
H 5"1,M5fy , Vlr. Collinburg. Pa.;
'M E B. Birlcker. lll.a A. M. Mrlcker,
Jjncatr, Pa,i a. U Feltwll. Allocna; c.
B,S"i BS,,'ln' ", S. Bcovllfe, Cleveland;
CK''M8irri;-N.W.,kl N. J.!
BraNXON-Jlr and Mr,. L, Barnceld, Bo,.
VTONpE p. Mllttr. M,r,halltowiJ, la.J
Victor p Emerson. Jr.. Alexandrl. Vi,i Ai
LiSW" fin"di N Y.. A. W. Gardner,
Sfi&'.L "I Mr. and Mrs. D. V. O'Neill. UttL
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Vi. 8?tt0'oo'i Baltimore Mr, arid Mr,. H.
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AWEDI)INo of Interest to society will
take place today, when MIks Edith
Tllghmnn Kneedlpr. diiurriite nr Tr nM,i
Mrs. Howard S. Kneedler. will become
tho bride of Dr. Alexander Rnndall. Tho
ceremony will take place In St. Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church. Chestnut
avenue, Chestnut Hill, nt I o'clock.
Mlsa Kneedler, who will be given In
marriage by her father, will wear an
extremely handsomo gown of white satin.
Tho skirt has nn oversklrt of rnre point
lace. Tho loco la used on tho bodice,
forming a V-shaped neck, while long not
sleeves glvo n smart touch. Tho court
train fnlls from tho shoulders nnd Is
trimmed with garlands of ornnge
blossoms. She will carry a prayer book.
Mis Kneedler's only attendant will be
her cousin, Miss Caroline Ogden-Jones,
of Washington, who will act as maid of
honor and will wenr pink talTeta with nn
oversklrt of pink chiffon. A pink hat
and nn arm bouquet of pink roses will
complete the costume.
Doctor Knriaall ,: navo as best man
Mr. J. Taney Wlllcox, and tho ushers
will Include Sir. W. Bladen Lowndes, of
Baltimore; Mr. Howard S. Kneedler, Jr.;
Dr. Robert M. Lewis. Dr. C. Grnham
Guthrie, Dr. A. R. Dochez, Mr. D. Claude
Handy. Tho Rev. J. A. Harris, rector
of tho church, will officiate. An unusual
addition will be the two smnll pages,
namely. Master Clement Williamson and
Master McCIcan Williamson, who will
wear English suits of white, with long
trousers.
A reception will follow for the friends
of tho two fnmllles nt tho home of tho
bride's parents, 121 West Chestnut ave
nue. Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Kneedler, the brlde'n mother, will
wear a hnndsome gown of sand-color
talTeta, with an overdress of DiacK dox
pleated net nnd lnce. A black hat will
complete the toilette.
HOFFMUIER-RICHARDSON.
Tho marrlago of Miss Elizabeth Rlch
nrson to Mr. Henry von Asen Hoffmoler
took place yrstcrdny at 4:30 o'clock at tho
home of tho bride's mother, Mrs. William
Richardson, K2 Prospect street, Hagerfl
tdwn, Md.
The bride, who was given In marrlago
by her brother. Mr. Cortlandt Richard
son, was unattended hy bridesmaids. Her
gown was of white satin, veiled In tullo
and orange Motsoms, and her veil was
held In place by a diamond and pearl bar,
a, gift of tho bridegroom, and sho wore
also a strlnsr of pearls, a gift of her fam
ily. Only the Immediate families wcro pres
ent at the ceremony, which was per
formed by the Rev. Charles Dubell. a
former curate of St. James' Church, this
city, of which the bride's father was tho
lato rector. The Rv. Mr. Dubell was
assisted by Dr. J. S. Kleffer.
Mr. Hoffmaler. who Is a young1 banker
of Hagcrstown, waa assisted by Dr.
Frank Hoffmoler, his brother, ns best
man. Tho hnuca was beautifully deco
rated with spilng flowers. Owing1 to con
tinued ill health Mrs. Richardson was un
able to attend tho wedding, but Mrs.
Walter H. Grove and Mrs. Adrlen Onder
donk, her two daughters, received tho
guests In their mother's place,
IRWIN-DITTRICH.
A plcturesqua wedding will take place
this evening In Grace Protestant Episco
pal Church, 41st street and Glrard ava
nue, when Miss Jessie Elizabeth Dlttrlch,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Aimer Dltt
rlch. will become the bride of Mr. Donald
Irwin. The bride, who will do given In
WILL WED
MISS FRANCES TAIT MUIR
GROSS-MVIR.
A very pretty homo wedding; will be
solemnized tonight ot the harao of Dr.
and Mrs. H. Staaton Mulr, North M
tret, when their daughter, Miss Fran
oaa Talt Mulr, will beewn th bride of
Mr. Howard Wallwr Grosw. turn of Sir.
and Mrs. 8. V. (Jro, of Audubon, N. J.
The bride, who will t given la swir
rlago by her father, will be attended by
her sister. Mtos Gertrude B. Mulr. aa
roald of honor. The bridewnalds will b
the Mlisea Holm and Ruth Boyd, of
Wast PtUtadalpbU. twin oeusJM of the
brUU. Mr. Walur XUUkaitor wtll aet as
bauit naan.
A recepHon v. VI follow tho crmooy,
;i hi.b ti.i biid and bridegroom
will leavo for n axuadtd trip. Mr. and
jZra. u. W. OioM wlU mWt a.t UN
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marriage by her father, will wear a hand
somo gown of shimmering white satin
with a bodice of old rose point laco top
ping tho short, full Bklrt. From the
shoulders will fall a long court train, and
over this tho tullo veil, held to tho head
by a cap of rose point laco and orango
blossoms, will bo draped In graceful folds.
Tho brldo will carry a bouquet of lilies
of the valley and white orchids Sho will
bo nttended by Miss Ida Mathewson, of
Narrangansett Pier, R. 1., ns maid -f
honor and Mrs. Robert Downs Wilson ns
matron of honor. Miss Mathcwson's frock
will bo of white taffeta with a figure of
turquolso bluo and trimmed with coru
turquoise bluo taffeta and lace. Thoy will
both wear large garden hats of leghorn
trimmed with a single pink rose and long
streamers of black velvet, and will carry
arm bouquets of pink tea roses and snap
dragons. Tho bridesmaids will bp Miss Mary Kor
Christian, Miss Marjan Hallowcll. Miss
Mlnnlo Endlcott nnd Miss Edith Mullen.
They will wenr quaint old-fashioned
frocks of pink tnffeta, high walsted and
with a drop shoulder, and their hats will
bo of leghorn trimmed with pink roses
and long black velvet streamers. They
will carry snapdragons nnd shaded sweet
cas.
Mr. Irwin will havr Mr. Guy Bauer as
best man, and tho ushers will be Mr. Wal
ter A. Dlttrlch, Mr. Scott Stewart, Mr. J.
Milton Hagy, Mr. Robert Wlllson. .Mr.
Waldo Phillips and Mr. P. Clement Ir
win, of Pittsburgh. Following the cere
mony a lnrga reception will be held at
tho Roosevelt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Irwin upon
their return from their wedding trip will
live at 6141 Nassau road, Overbrook.
SHIELDS-EWING.
Tho wedding of Miss Jane Ewlng,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Cooley, of 1815 North Broad Dtrect, to
Dr. Robert Cardwell Shields, of German
town, will tako placo tonight. Tho cere
mony will bo performed by the Rov. Dr.
John R. Davles, In tho Bethlehem Pres
byterian Church, at 7 o'clock.
Miss Ewlng will bo attended by Miss
Bess Sobernhclmer aa maid of honor;
Mlsa Charlotte Fleming, Miss Margaret
Lukes, Miss Ethel Bonson and Miss
Rachel Craig as bridesmaids, and little
Miss Sara. Cooley aa flower girl. Doctor
Shields will have for his best man his
brother, Dr. Ellwood Shields, and tho
ushers will be Dr. William G. Shields,
also a brother of the bridegroom; Mr.
Hnrry Fetter. Mr. William "Warner, Mr.
Thomas Cmlg, Mr. Edward Shoemaker
and Mr. Canfleld Jordan.
Tho bride will wear a gown of whlto
satin crepe embroidered In silver, finished
with a court train made of the silver em
broidered crepe and trimmed with duchess
lace. Her veil will bo of tulle arranged
on a coronet of orange blossoms and fall
tng to the end of her train. She will
carry a shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of tho valley.
The maid of honor will wear an at
tractive frock of gold-colored chiffon
embroidered with silver. Her hot will
bo of the same materials and she will
carry a shower bouquet of yellow roses
and snapdragon.
The bridesmaids' gowns will be very
unusual and very pretty. They will be
of pink and blue net over cloth of silver.
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Their lints arc also of tho net nnd silver
and they will carry pink roses and snap
dragon. Tho llttlo flower girl will wear a dainty
dress of pink taffeta veiled with blue not.
Sho will carry pink rosebuds arranged
In a picturesque, hat
A reception will follow nt tho Rlttcn
houso after which Doctor and Mrs.
Shields will leave on their wedding trip,
and on their return will be ut homo
Wednesdays, after October 15, nt 2S15
North Broad strcot
MYERS-PAULLIN.
Mlsa M. Josephine Paullln, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Paullln, of !5
North 06th street, will become the bride
of Mr. Howard R. Myers this ovcnlng nt
tho home of tho Rev. Clinton B. Adams.
1743 North 33d streot, pastor of tho Park
Congregational Church, who will perform
the ceremony. After the quiet service,
Mr, and 2drs. Myers will leave on an ex
tended Journey. They will bo at home
after November 1 at 2133 North 21st street.
RAISNER-ABBOTT.
A quiet tut pretty homo wedding: will
tako place this evening at S o'clock, when
Miss Mabel Abbott becomes tho bride of
Mr. Herman K. Ralsner at the home of
her aunt. Mrs. William Burkard, S202
West Dauphin street Tho ceremony will
be performed toy tho Rov. A. G. Schcnck,
pastor of the Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
The bride, who will be given tn marrlago
oy her uncle, Mr. John Weaver, will wear
a gown of Ivory whlto aatln trimmed with
laco and a tulle veil caught with orange
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Experience has taught them that it is not economy to risk the
loss of flour, butter and eggs by the failure likely to result, from the
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blossoms, and will carry a shower bou
quet of Ullos of tho valley nnd bride's
rises. The maid of honor, Miss Anna Ab
bolt, n sister of tho bride, will bo gowned
In pals pink chiffon over silk and will
carry Killarney roses Mr. William Rals
ner, a brother of tho bridegroom, will net
ns best man. Following the ceremony
there will bo a Buppcr for the bridal parly
nnd assembled guests. Mr. and Mrs. Rnis
ner, after a wedding trip, will live at
3642 Broomnll avonuo. West Philadelphia.
BASSETT-RU3SELL.
Tho marriage of Miss Jennie A. Russell,
daushtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry B. Run
sell, of 430 South 44th street, to Mr. George
A. Bassott, of 1018 Pnclflo street, Tioga,
will tako ploca tonight at tho homo of
tho (bride's parents. Tho ceremony will
bo performed Ijy tho Rov. John Romlg,
pastor of the First Moravian Church, 17th
strcot and Fnlrmcunt avenue. Tho maid
of honor, Miss May C. Russell, tho bride's
sister, will bo her only attendant. Mr.
Harry Smith will be tho brldegroom'3 best
man. Tho ceremony will bo followed by
a ro:cptlon. Mr. and Mrs. Bassott will
roturn from their wedding Journey tho
end of tho month and will receive after
July 1 at 6533 Elliott strcot.
SALZMAN-REGAN.
A pretty wedding was solemnized yes
terday morning at St. Columba'a R. C.
Church, I3d street and Lehigh avenue,
when tho Rov. Father Gough married Mr.
Emit Salzman, of the Harris Apartments,
Frankford avenuo and Dauphin street,
nnd Miss Anna Regan, of 1002 West
Boston avenuo.
Tho bridesmaid was Miss Kathryn
Lynch. Mr. Edward J. Masterson was
the best man. Attending the brldo were
Miss Jennlo Costclto, Miss Mario O'Kcefe
and MIbs Margaret Mansel. The bride
groom had Mr. John Costello as best man
and as UBhers Mr. Aloyslus Kano and Mr.
James Monk.
Miss Regan la the only daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Martin Regan. A pretty feature
of the affair was the attendance at the
ceremony of tho seven brothers of the
bride. Sir. John Regan, Mr. Martin Re
gan, Mr. Edward Regan, Mr. Peter Ro
gan, Mr. Patrick Regan, Mr. Peter Re
Regan nnd Mr. Walter Regan.
FEROUSON-BICKERTON.
Tho mnrrlngo of Miss Lydlg S. Bicker
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Blckerton. of 219 South 45th street, to
Mr. James A. Ferguson, took place yes
terday at noon at tho home of the brldo's
parents. Tho ceremony was performed
by tho Rev. James Ramsey Swain. Mrs.
David Halstead acted as matron of
honor, and Mr. Richard H. Lackey was
best man.
A small breakfast followed the cere
mony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Fergu
son left for a wedding trip.
KEPPEL-FnAMBES.
A wedding will take place today at 6:30
o'clock, when Miss Helen Amanda Kep
pel will bo married to Mr. Stanley W.
Frambes, In the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, Germantown avenue and High
Btreet. Tho Rev. Charles Wesley Burns
will perform tho ceremony. A reception
for about 125 guests win follow imme
diately at the home of the bride's parents.
Have You Noticed
That MRS. CARROLL, the lecturer in the EVENING
LEDGER Cooking School at Horticultural Hall, uses
lft.8g- II teJV
ONE of tho most delightful entertain
ments was given yesterday by Mrs.
Sydney Kmlcn Hutchinson at her home,
S3 Tulpehoekcn street The guests wcro
seated on the Inclosed porch nnd Mrs.
Hutchinson sang three groups of songs.
The first were old aonss and the fair
cantatrlco was charmingly frocked in a
pale blue summer cown nnd poke bon
net. Miss Edith Mahon accompanied
the tonga on the piano. For tho French
group of songs Mrs. Dorothy Johnstone
Uaseler nccomponled Mrs. Hutchinson
on the harp. Mrs. Hutchinson wore a
marvelous French frock of pink chiffon
and tulle, with touches of blue, with this
group, nnd for the Oriental Bonga ap
peared In a wonderful urinetai costume.
Mrs. Charles Randolph Wood waa to
have played, but waa unablo to owing
to an nccldent to her wrist.
Mrs. Dorothy Johnstone Bascler gave
two groups of solos on tho harp ex
quisitely. After the muslcalo luncheon was served
on tho lawns under striped pink and
whlto umbrellas, six guests being scnted
at each table.
Some among them were Mrs. Edward T,
Stoteshury, Mrs. Randal Morgan, Mrs.
William Ellis Scull, Mrs. J. Madison Tay
lor, Mrs. Robert Emmotl Hare. Mrs. John
Kearsley Mitchell, 3d, Mrs. J. Harrison
Smith, Mrs. Scammon Jones, Mrs. Theo
dora Voorheea and Mrs. Langdon Mit
chell. On Sunday, n birthday party was given
in honor of Miss Molla T. Picon, nt 1148
Nevada street. MIbs Picon Is well known
In tho musical world Every one present
was In some way associated with her,
some musically and some thcntrlcally.
Several selections were rendered by the
guests, among them being a vocal and
piano selection by Miss Picon, a vocal
selection by Miss Augustus Gavron, and
also folk and society dances by a com
pany of four, viz.: Miss Molllo Picon.
Mr. Harry J. Pelscr, Miss Nan Ostrow
nnd Mr. Philip M. Kelser. Mr. Glass
berry also entertained Tho partv was
followed by an clnborato supper. Anion?
those present were MIbs Molllo T. Picon,
Miss Nan Ostrow, Miss Helen Picon,
Miss Augustus Gavrow, Miss Molllo
Weinberg, of Rending, Miss Paulino LIp
schutz, of Reading, Miss Nettle Hoff
man, of New York, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs.
Ostrow, Mrs. Picon, Mrs. Ballnsove, Mr.
Hnrry J. Pelser. Mr. Philip M. Kelser,
Mr. David Glassberry, Mr. Sam Fried
man, Mr. Mark Cohen, Mr. Louis Hepner,
Mr. Maurlco Kaufman, of Camden, Mr.
Joseph Sperling. Mr. Cooper, Mr. Ostrow,
Mr. Picon and Mr. Ballnsove.
Tho annual lawn fpto nnd donation day
and Allegheny avenue, will be held on
Thursday. In tho afternoon thoro will ha
a sale of fancy articles and confectionery
followed by tho annual supper. In the
"WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT ?"
Graduation of nurtes, Medleo-Chtrurglcal
Me.'.ical Collere; 8.30 o'clock.
College ot Physicians, 2Sd and Ludlotr
streets. 8 o'clock.
Kranklln Institute, 7th street above Chestnut;
8 o'clock.
Kensington Board of Trade, Hancock street
and Busmiehanna avenue; a o'clock. Free.
Pouth IKM Street UusintE" Men, 62d and
Paneom streets, 8 o'clock. Free.
KnM Cent ml Business Men, 4S.1 Sprues'
street. S o'clock, rree.
Foundrymcn'a Association, Manufacturer,'
Club; 8 o'clock
Municipal Bsnd, Ontario Square, 13th end
Thomreon streets. Free.
Fete for Philadelphia. Horns for Incurable,,
0444 Gretna street; 0 SO o'clock.
Notice, far the Society page will be
accepted and printed In the Erenlnc
Ledger but all such notices must be
written on one tide of the paper, must
be alrned in full, with full address, and
when poMtblo telephone number must be
(lien. '
Bend all such, communications to
"Society Editor," Erenlng Ledger, 60S
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirement are carried
ont o that verification roar be possible,
the notices will not ba published.
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hiladelphia
aking Powder
evening a card party will ha given tHH
an Informal musical program. The affair
will be In chargs of Mrs. Daniel Engel
man. Miss John Palmer, Mrs. OeOrge
Carr, Mrs. Catherine Bevans, Mrs Harry
Humphries, Mrs. Samuel Kensll, Mrs.
Charlos Marron. Mrs. Samuel Prince,
Mrs. Bdward Giles. Mrs. Henrietta Row
ers, Mrs Thomas Cowden, Mrs Kathar
Ine Cowles, Mrs. Amanda James, Mrs,
M. Looncy, Mrs. Charles Rowe, Mrs M
Bock, Mrs. E. Watson, Mrs. Susan cas
tor, Mrs. Charles Richardson, Mrs Kath
arine Emery, Mrs. John Grimm, Miss
Emma Atell and Mrs. Harriet Weaver.
A surprise party was given by Miss
plana Smolln last Sunday evening, In
honor of Miss Anna Braman and Mr Isa
dors Smolln, whose engagement waa re
cently announced, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Brnman, 1S47 North 33d street. Tho
following gueotfl were present! MIbs Rosa
Grossman, Miss Fannie Grossman, Mlsa
Lena Kramer, Miss E, S. Kramer, Mis
Diana Kramer, Miss Fannie Epstein,
Mlsa Anna Lubln, Miss Edythe Radls,
Miss Dorothy Rand, Miss Miriam Fin
Kle. Mlaa Rebu HnnH Mlaa T.nttu n,n,ii
of Altoona, Pa.; Miss Lenora Smolln,
.inn .cuzaoeiii iirouay, miss .tannic
Cohen, MIm Diana Smolln, Mr, Louis
Adler, Mr. Jack Grossman, Mr, David
Grossman, Mr Paul Mandel, Mr, I. Bar
rlst. Mr. E. L. Tress, Mr. I. Fein, Mr.
Edward Rand, Mr Jack Rand, Mr. Ben
jamin Tress, Mr. Samuel Kolkln, Mr.
Louis S. Broudy, Dr. D. Sork, Mr.
Charles Rain, Mr. Ell Bortln, Mr. Benja
min Schmerer, Mr. Maxwell Poltock, Mr.
Albert Hlrchmon, Mr Joseph Caplan,
Mr 8 Goldberg. Mr B M Melsel. Mr.
Maurice E. Cohen. Mr. Albert Nlebera;
and Mr. Abram Allen Levlnthal.
On Wednesday evening last a freedom
party wns given to Mr. Samuel Horr in
the auditorium of Starr Garden Recrea
tion Centre by tho clubs and classes of
that place. Mr. Iscnburg, master of cere,
monies, Introduced as speakers Mr. Fall,
principal of the centre; Mr. Sacks, repre
senting tho clubs and classes, and Mr.
Sleyer. of the Theodore Starr Club.
Among those present were Miss Marls
Jarvln, Mr. Sam Gordon, Mr. Howard
Kean, Mr. William Jacobs, Mr. Leo Hum
moll nnd Mr. Joseph Young. Tho hall
was tastcfullv decorated, tlowera and
ferns being profusely distributed. Danc
ing nnd refreshments followca.
A surprise party was given Saturday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. M. Qullty. 83.1
East Westmoreland street. In honor of
their daughter. Miss Margurlte Qullty.
It was a delightful affair filled with va
riety of unique entertainment. The guests
were Miss Margaret Wlllbuy, Miss Fran
ces Qullty, Miss May Butler, Miss Char
lotto Ryan, MIso Anna Kline, SIlss Mary
Ryan, Miss Sadie McDonald, Miss Eliza
beth Cummlngs. Miss Dora Mansman,
Miss Margaret Mansman of Trenton, N.
J.; Miss Martha McDonnell, Miss Marlon
Clay, Mr. Arthur Wood. r. John Mur
phy, Mr. James Sands, Mr. Victor Ryan,
Mr. Joseph Sands, George Grey, Mr, John
Butler, Mr. George Mansman, Mr. Mar
tin O'Brien. Mr. John Mansman, Mr. Bert
McCloskcy and Mr. John Qullty.
SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODA
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon.-Onen-alr meeting In Filbert street b-
lo- 18th street. Speaker, Ml,, Bertha Stpo-
...1 p. rn. Open-air meeting at 3.1d street and
woodland avenue. Speaker. Mlsa Bertha Ban.
ovlts. "
S p. m Open-air meeting on City Halt
Ilaza. Speaker. Mlsa Bertha Bapovlt,.
8.3(1 p rn Open-air meeting at Marshall
street and Glrard avenue. Speaker. Mil, Anna
McCue.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
.J1 "V.m. :7T'ra' ?',,e.n by 'he party", branch in
the Eighth I-egTslatlie District, at tha liema
of Miss Jtsnle C. Kelly, 344 Oreen Ian,. But
frage addresse, mada by Miss Lids Stoke,
Adams, Mrs George Wobensmlth ana Mis,
f.itelle Ruwel. Presiding officer, Mr,. Iraim
Cooper, chairman In tha district, Quest, re.
ceUed by Mrs. Charles p. Martyn and Mr,.
Albert C. Itommel. Committee having affair
In charge composed of Mis, France, O. Snyder,
Mr,. P. Hummel. Miss Blanch Neldlnger,
MIm Ada Gardiner, Mrs. Hlnman, Mrs. C.
Relnhardt ami Mis, Donnelly
8 p. m Opn-alr meeting at Sth and Cam
bria street. Speaker,, Mis, May Macken and
Georga O. Stvartz.
8 30 p. m. Open-air meeting at Germantowa
and Chart! aenue. Speakers. Miss Estelis
Tlussel and MIm Sara S. Chambers.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OF THE CON
GRESSIONAL, UNION FOR 'WOMAN
SUFFRAGE,
11 a. m. Meeting of member, of the local
branch at Palm Roam, Hotel Walton Mr,.
Harry Lowenburg. acting chairman, presides.
Hans for tha future work of the branch dis
cussed. Address by Mrs. Lawrence Lewis.
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