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WITH the beginning of Juno society
will cntcrtitln nt nffnlr.i In the coun
try. On Monday Mr. nml Mrs. Oeorge V.
Chllds Drckcl will entertain nt dinner at
their home, Woo'ton, Dryn Mnwr.
The large affair for the day on Tuesday
will be the Greek play to be given In the
new Woodlands Theatre of the Botanical
Gardens of the University of Pennsyl
vania. The nffalr Is under the direction
of Oranvllle Barker and n company of
Ensll'h actors, And the play to bo given
Is "IphlRonln. In Taurls."
A garden party will bo given on Tues
day by Major Genernt Georpe Barnett
and M. Barnett In Washington In
honor in' Hoar Admiral William S Ben
son and Mrs. Benson, nil formerly of this
city
The main affairs for Wednesday will be
weddings. At noon, In Christ Church,
Easton, Mil., the marriage of Miss Mary
Foxley Tllghman, daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. Oswnld Tllghmnn, and Dr. John
Frnzer, of this city, will be solemnized.
At tho same time Miss Marlon CHfTord
Angell, daughter of Mrs Thomas B Alt
gell, of Hnrrlsburg, will becomo the brlda
of Mr. Wllllnm B Godfrey. On Wednes
day the wedding of Mlsi Alice I'lunkctt,
of West Chester, and Dr. C D Mitchell
wilt be solemnized In Old St. Peter1'
Mr. Tristram Coflln Colket, of Morris
avenue, Bryn Mawr, will entertain In
honor of her children, Master Hnrrlson C.
Colket and Miss Eleanor Colket.
Thero will be several weddings for
Thursday, nmoni? which will be Hint of
Miss Mildred Thorpe and Mr. Frederick
Stanley Whltlnker In the home of tho
bride In Devon.
In the evening the wedding of Miss
Marlon Wlsncr Jones, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Edward Jones, nnd Mr.
Warren Corson Graham will take ptaco
In the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Scranton, Ta. ...,,,
In tho afternoon from S until i o clock
a garden party will be given by Mr. nnd
Mrs. Louis Chllds Madeira nt their resi
dence In School lane In honor of Miss
Marlon D Grant.
In tho nfternoon nnd evening a "mov
Ins picture" bcnellt will bo given bv so
ciety folk In Dolobran. tho IIn"murd
homo of Mrs. Clement A. Grlscom, the
proceed to bo devoted to the C'nrlottc
Cushman Club.
On Friday several affairs will be given
for tho set not yet out At noon Mrs.
Gibson Hell, of Highland, Chestnut Mill,
will entertain nt luncheon In honor of
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Dawson
Wheeler, and In tho evening Mr. and'
MrB. J. Rutherford McAllister, of Hrlck
holm, Seminole nnd Hnrtwell avenues,
Chestnut Hill, will give a dance In honor
of their daughter, Miss Mattha T. Mc
Allister. That evening, too, a fancy dress dlnner
danco will bo given by Mr. nnd Mrs. J,
Franklin McFndden nt their summer
home, Radnor Valley Furm, Itosemont.
Saturday will bg n day for the "debs"
to be. Mrs. Howard S. Gra'nam, of 20J
West Chestnut nvenuc, will entertain nt
luncheon In honor of her daughter, Miss
Maria Thayer Graham. In tho evening
Mrs. Elbert Dent, of 701 Seminole ave
nue, will glvo a danco In honor of her
daughter, Miss Margaret M Dent.
In the evening Mr. Marshall S. .Win
penny, of 1432 North Broad street, will
entertain nt dinner It 'nonor of Mr. and
Mrs. Wnltor Waring Hopklnson. Mrs.
Hopklnson will bo remembered ns Miss
Anna Florence Woodruff.
Among the prominent people who will
come to town to attend the "melo
dramatic movie" to be held next Thurs
day on the estate of Mrs Clement A.
Grlscom, In Havcrford, arc Mlsa Gladys
Hanson, who will bo the guest of Mrs
Stephen Morris, of Havcrford. Miss
Edith Wynne Matthlson will be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Brown,
of Ardmoro, and Miss Elizabeth Jordan
will bo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Skinner, of Bryn Mawr. Mr. Skinner
will close 'nls theatrical season In order
to be present.
Mrs. Thomas C. Foster, of 2119 Spruco
street, gave a small Informal danco last
night for her daughter. Miss Josephine
C. S. Foster, whose debut will take place
upon her return to town in tho autumn.
The nffalr was given at tho Sedgley Club
and the guests, who were chlclly from
the debutanto set. Included Miss Nancy
W. Cook, Miss I. Emley Cook. Miss Mary
Norrls Ccrbonl. Mlsa Eleanor Bryant,
Miss Agnes Allen, Miss Esther Jean
Bochman, Miss Margaret H Davis, Miss
Corlnne B. Freeman, Miss Mary de H.
Dercum, Miss 8 Uytcndale Bnlrd, Miss
Eleanor Blsphnm, Miss Isubel Wurts
Page, Miss Sarah H. B Penrose, Miss
Katherlne Putnam, Miss Betty Scott,
Mls McMichael, Miss Kate Furness
Jayne, Mlsa Christine 8pencer, Miss Edith
8mythe, Miss Frances Tyson, Miss Marion
IX Grant. Miss Elizabeth arlfllth. Miss
Mariana Gowen, Miss Hannah C, Wright,
Miss Mary E. Bohlcn. Miss Mary
Denckla, Miss Barbara Boyd and Miss
E. Pauline Denckla.
Dr. and Mrs. Francis X. Dercum enter
tained at dinner before the dance In honor
of their daughter and Miss Foster and
Dr. and Mrs. Perry S. Allen also gave a
dinner for their daughter. Miss Agnes
Allen.
Mrs. Herman P. Kremer nnd her
daughter. Miss Katharine Herman Kre
mer, will close their town house, 5016 Wal
nut street, the end of next week, and
will occupy their cottago at Chelsea for
the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wil
liams left for Chelsea last week.
Mls Marian Irwin, of Lansdowne, will
entertain at luncheon next Tuesday In
honor of Miss Helen E. McKlnley. whose
marriage to Mr. Barton Q. Ievln will
'wUb place the following week, and Mr.
and Mrs, I. Ivln, of I.lnden lane. Merlon,
wilt give a dinner-dance on Wednesday,
June. 9, In honor of Miss McKlnley.
Bala-Cymvyd
Mrs. Henry Kuhl Kelly, Jr.. of Califor
nia, who wltf- her Infant son Is vlsltlps
Mr, Kelly's father and mother, Dr. and
re. Howard A. Kelly, of Baltimore, will
rrve In Bala this month, where she will
be the guest of her parents, Mr- and Mrs.
J. Samuel Stephenson. Mrs. Kelly will
be remembered as Miss Reba Stephenson,
and this will be her first visit East since
her marriage In the autumn of J913. so
that quite a few social affairs are being
Manned In her honor. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Legge, of Boston, who spent the
WMk-tnd ovr Memorial Day with Mr,
and Mrs SUpJwfcon, have returned
borne.
Mrs Harold Haryy Rag? gave a de
lightful buffet luaebton today from 1
until o'clock at br honw on Bryn Mawr
avenue, Cynwyd, the gut numbering
about MM. Mr. Rag ?aa awUtad In
rcivlng by lwr daugntw, Mr. Daniel
J- aguir, of German town. The flist
noor of the bouw wa attractively dec
orated with early summer flowers, con
Meting of yellow and pink rosea and a
variety of beautiful peonies, and as each
the connecting rooms varied In color
decoration from toe others toe whole
effect waa dcldedly artistic
. SMward l. iby. of Kw Twk.
wko sees irtalUnj Ura. CJAytoe U
avmum Jtamji. . P-
Along the Main Line
OVEHHI!OOK-Mr. and Mrs Wllllnm
H Horstmann will spend August ns the
giwsts of Mrs. llorstmann's son-ln-lnw
nnd daughter, Dr nnd Mrs. Frederick
Krnley, at their ramp nt Northeast Hnr
bor. Me.
Genernt and Mrs. John Johnston, of
Washington, D. C , wlio have been visit
In Colonel nnd Mrs Thomas Edward
Murphy at their home, 6I0O Drexcl road,
havo returned to Washington.
MnntON-Mr. and" Mrs, Wllllnm H.
A nnnmnker, Jr, of Highland avenue, no
conipnnled by their daughters. Miss Isa
bel Wnnamakcr, Miss Louise Wnnamakcr
nnd Miss Alma Wnnnmnkcr. will spend
the month of July nt Chelsea, going later
to the White Mountains, where they will
remain until September 1.
Miss Marguerite Hollopeter, of Merlon
nnd Sycamore avenues, returned home
jestcrday from New York.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bernnrd Bloch, of For
rest nvenuc, expect to open their Ventnor
cottage tho middle of this month.
Along the Reading
A subscription dance for the benefit of
tho building fund of the clubhouse of the
Woman's Club of Wyncoto will bo held
nt Bccchnood, Greenwood nnd West nve
nues, Jenklntown, on Friday evening,
June 11, nt 8:30 o'clock. Exhibition danc
ing will be one of the features of the nf
falr. The patronesses arc Mrs. M. V Bar
Inger. Mrs. Frederick N. Campbell, Mrs.
Cyrus II. K Curtis, Mrs. II. E. Do Puy,
Mrs. Horace G. Fcttcrcf. Mrs. Wllllnm
C. Kent, Mrs. George II. I.orlmcr, Mrs.
Victor J. Mulford, Mls Osthelmer, Mrs.
Walton I'cnnowlll, Mrs. Allan II. Reed,
Mrs. Gcorgo II. ttodcu, Mrs. Robert
Schackleton, Mrs. Henry Spauldlng and
Mrs. Frank P. Webb.
Miss Zoo Mogargec, of Wyncote, has
lust returned home from C'hnmborsburg.
Sho was a member of the senior class of
Penn Hall, which held Its grnduntlng x
erclscs on Wednesday Inst. Miss Helen
Do I.ncy 'nsh, also of Wyncote, attended
the osirclHCi nt Penn llnll as tlm guent
of .Miss Mecnr'jce Later In tho month
Mlis Nnsli will entertain a house paity
at Bench Haen, N. J.
South Philadelphia
Mrs. Wolf Kohn, 12.11 South 5th street,
with her daughter. MIsr Mildred Kohn.
left yesterday for Trenton, N. J., to spend
.1 few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Morris.
Mis. Alexander J. Gray, of 232.1 South
20th street, accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Mnrgniet Gray, Is spending several
days In Annnpolls, Md., attending the
Juno week festivities at tho Naval Acad
emy. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mnzzo, 610 Car
penter street, will celebrate the sixth an
niversary of their wedding on Juno 23
Nearly 200 Invitations to a reception and
dance nt their home have been sent out.
There will be a number ot out-of-town
guests.
Mr. Frnnk Laurcr, 1013 Pouh 21th street,
will leave shortly on n motoring trip to
Snratoga Sprlngn. He will visit friends
In New York on the way. He will be
gono about a month.
Mr. J. Parker and Mr. Frnnk McCren
nor. of 3d nnd Cathnrlne streets, havo
Konc to Barnes Beach, where they will
spend the summer.
DDKS
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THE marriage of Miss A. Helena Smith,
dauhttr of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Trumbauer, to Mr. E. Morris Lara, of
Oregon, will be solemnized this evei lng
at 0 o'clock In St. Asaph's Church, Bala.
Tho rector of the church, the Rev. Har
rinn H. Wrlsht. will officiate. Tho bride,
who will be given In marriage by Mr.
Trumbauer. will bo attended by Mrs.
George A. Heath, of Brooklyn, N. Y as
matron of honor. Mrs. Heaths small
daughter, Miss Jane Heath, will be (lower
Blrl. aiU Master Ervlng G. Close will act
as pige. Mr. Lara will have Mr. Edward
H Wollnston as best mnn, and the ushers
rtill bo Mr H. Allan Dawson, Mr. William
T DlCcson, Mr. Frederick S. Kirk and
Mr. Edwin G. Close.
Folio Miig the ceremony there will De a.
reception at the home of the bride's par
ents, 5122 Wynnetleld avenue. Mr. and
Mrs Lara, after a wedding trip. "
in Oregon Inst nlght Mr- aml Mr.s
Trumbauer gave a dinner of 21 covers In
the'r honor, when. In addition to the mem
bers of the bridal party, there we Pres
ent Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Close. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Duffy, of Scranton Mr.
and Mis. Georgo A. Heath, of Brooklyn:
Miss Gertrude Morrow, of Bdvldere.
j Mis" Edith Patton. Miss Elizabeth
8upp.ee. Miss Marie Supplee MLs Flor
ence Moe ford. Miss France? JudO. t "
York; Mr. Benjamin Mosser and Dr. Ses
mour Ludlum.
POWELL McKEGHNBY
A pretty wedding took place this morn
ing with Nuptial Mass at 9 o'clock In the
Church of Our Lady of Mercy, when Miss
pmlomena D. McKeghney, daughter of
M ami Ms. Thomas P. McKeghney. be
came he bride of Mr. William J. Powell,
cam..."... t. The ceremony was
performed by' the Rev Gerald P Coghlan.
periormcu rnllowed Imme-
diately at the home of the bride 2213
North Camac street.
The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father, wore
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from the shoulders, and her
train fell
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veil was fastenea wim uioj, .--
Miss Viola Hernon. the maid of honor,
was gowned in pink chiffon taffeta and
wo?e a Poke bonnet. Miss Elsie M.
nSdden and Miss Margaret Powell, of
York Pa , sister of the bridegroom, were
Uie bridesmaids and were gowned In I blue
chiffon taffeta and wore large leghorn
hats Miss Burnedette Sshaefferand Mlsa
Helen Rlehrn were flower girls and wore
" " organdie dresses and little lace
Mr, Powell had as best man Mr, John
B Mockaltls. and the ushers Inaludsd
Mr. Frank McKeghney. brother of the
bride- Mr. William Ferron. Mr. Thomas
RelP and Mr. Eugene Sullivan
After an extended wedding trip through
New York States, Canada and the South.
M "and Mrs. Powell will be at home at
m HlghUnd avenue. Overbrook, after
August 1.
HOCHMAN-WOLPSON
The marriage of Miss Ceeella Wolfson.
dauVhtir of Mr. and Alexander
WrttoWoS V sewing .tret to Mr.
GeorgTHwhwan, of New York, will take
Saw tonwrrow night at 8 o'clock In the
StudenCbaPter- Park and Susquehanna,
avwuei Tbi eeremony will be per
forin." by tne lie. Isaac Landman, of
thVKeneseth Israel Congregation. The
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'MRS. JOHN PETER GRANT
Vhohas been visitlnf? Mrs. Wil
liam Simpson Horner at her home
In Gcrmnntown.
German town
Mrs J. Nelson I'urvlnnce. of 210 School
tlouso lnne, hns returned to her home
from n trip tt Massachusetts.
Miss Eleanor Edmonds, of Wnyiie nVc
nuo nml fpsnl street, will spend tho
week-end ns tho guest of Miss Henrietta
Klnkcl In Montclalr, N. J.
Mrs Arthur Hood, of 213 Hnrvey street,
entertained Infoimally yesterday nfter
noon In honor of Mrs. Harold Claylord,
who Is at present with her parents In
Chestnut I till. Mr. and Mrs. Gnylord
will knve shortly for Boston, where they
will make their homo permanently.
Quite the most Important event In tho
week's festivities nt the Stevens School,
221 West Chettcn nvenuc, wns the ban
quet held at tho school Inst night. It pre
ceded the more formnl and serious event
which takes plnce this morning, namelv,
the awarding of dlplomns to the grad
uating class nt Mniihclm I.nst nlsht how
ecr, the banquet table wns art stlcnlly
decorntcd with vcllow daisies nnd blue
corn lowers, the school colois. Mock
presents In the shape of favors were pre
sented by Miss Margaret Zimmerman nnd
Miss Clarice Moser. Tho members of tho
ilnss arc MIrh Caroline Crouter, Mlis
Allco E Dlllcnbcck, Miss Dorothy Ic O
Jenkins, Miss Jcnn Knox, Miss Clarice F
Mover, Miss Caroline Osborno and Miss
Mnrgaret K. Zlmmcrmnn Others In the
chiss who are taking nn extra year
and will gradunte next June are Mlsi
Dorothy McBilde. Miss Elizabeth Huston,
Miss Grace BalllnKor, Miss Mnidle Ben
nett.MIss Dorothy StelTnn and Miss Molly
Jones Tho salutatory address was made
ycxtcrday afternoon by Miss Dorothy
Jenkins; also the Ivy oration was given
nt tho same time by Miss Dorothv Steffnn.
Light refreshments were served on the
lawn for tho members of the graduating
clnss and their friends.
North Philadelphia
Miss Lorraine Sherwood Stnhl was the
hostess yesterday afternoon at n small
Informal card party and tea nt hor home,
1930 North 12th street Tho guests were
principally from her schoolmates at Tom
pie t'nlverslty Mrs Frank Smith and
Mrs Noimnn Supplee Sherwood assisted
Among these present were Miss Elcanoro
Richardson. Miss Mnrlnn Wclhenmyor,
Miss Estelle Laubcr, Miss Leonette Reh
fuss. Miss Ethel BrlnKhurst.MIss Dorothy
Burn, Miss Mnrlnn Park, Miss Harriot
Craven and Miss Claire Rlchnrdson.
June roses and pink flowers wero used to
carry out tho rose color scheme of tho
party Tho favors were old-fashioned
lnce-frllled nosegays of rosebuds
lace will bo worn by the bride Her tulle
veil nfll fall to the hem of the tour,
train nnd will be nrranged with a coronet
of orange blossoms. Hoses will be com
bined with Miles of the valley in her bpu
iiuot. The maid of honor will wear an
Empire frock of gold-colored satin trim
med with Bllvcr lace, and will carry yel
low roses A quaint frock of pink silk
with an oversllp of white lace will be
worn by the flower fill, who will carry
a basket of sweetheart roses.
Mr. Arthur Hochman. of New York,
will be his brother's befit man. Tho cere
mony will be followed by a dinner. Mr.
aril Mrs. Hochman will visit Nlagnra
Falls and Canada, and upon their return
will live In New York.
REARDON-ROCHE
A quiet wedding took place on Wednes
day, when Miss Gertrude E. Roche,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roche,
of SCO East Chclten avenue, became the
bride of Mr. Joseph Reardon, son of Mr.
and Mrs John Reardon, of HW Porter
street, at the Immaculate Conception
Church, Germantown. The Rev. C. M.
Higglnd, C. M.i performed the ceremony.
Following a small wedding supper the
couple departed for a short wedding tour
and will be nt home on North Frazler
Btreet about July 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zlegler, of 1827
Cayuga street, have Issued invitations to
the wedding of their daughter. Miss
Florence A. Zlegler, and Mr George
Hartung on Tuesday night, June 8, at
7:39 o'clock, In All Saints' Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Cayuga street and
Germantown avenue. The bride's at
tendants will be Miss Elizabeth M. Cava
naugh, maid of honor, Miss Genevieve V.
Cavanaugh. Miss Marie A Cavanaugh,
Miss Edna A. Sehreier. Miss Alice Durn
ley and Miss Cecelia H. Affllck, brides
maids, Mr. Hartung will have his
brother. Mr. Frederick Hartung, for best
man, and for ushers Mr. Frederick J. F
polrnan, Mr. Rudolph Hartung, Mr. Ed
ward L. Koehler, Mr. B. P. Donnelly and
Mr, John Collner. The ceremony will be
followed by a reception at the German
town Mannaercholr Hall, 5S0O German
town avenue The at home cards are for
after September 8, at 1827 Cayuga street,
Mrs. M. E. Gilbert, pf 3831 North 17th
Btreet, has Issued Invitations for the
wedding of her daughter, Miss Harriet
L. Gilbert, on Tuesday evening, June 8,
at her home, to Mr. Thomas Leonard,
Jr., of Blklns avenue. The at home cards
are for utter June St, at 4M7 Franklin
street.
Notices for the Society pace will be
accepted and printed to the Ktcnlsr
Ledgti bat all such notices must be
written en one side of the paper, mutt
be tlsntd la full, with full addrees, and
when poJUU telephone number must be
(Wen,
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MISS MARGARET BERWIND AND HER LITTLE BROTHER
Miss Berwind, who mndo her debut Inst winter, hns been nn extremely
popular member of society.
MOVIE NOW REAL
JOY OF CHILDHOOD
Stories Loved So Dearly by
Little Ones to Be Seen Regu
larly at Stanley Theatre.
O-o-oh' A-n-a-ah! Look Mamma! See
Grandmother! All the children In tho
woild, or almost all, exclaimed in differ
ent keys ns tho "bumptious Geewhlzzl
cus" turned somersaults down tho pro
historic mountainsides with a large and
woolly "rocking stone."
And oh! Joy! such nwful faces ns tho
proud sisters made, and what frantic
efforts they went through to get their
fat footles Into the tiny slipper nnd how
grand it was when tho beautiful nrlnce
knelt, and tried the little glass slipper on
Cinderella's teeny foot himself! And how
mad that old stepmother was, and what
awful nightmares everybody seemed to
havo; and then that POLICE DOG wasn't
that Plnkerton Pup funny when ho
smiled, nnd when ho made tho policeman
lift tho safe and And his lovely big bone?
And the mice did you see the mice? And
the rats! Wasn't Cinderella funny when
I Bhc tickled tho rat footman?
And those naughty children, that cute
little boy and girl who cut the rope, did
you see those clothes sailing all over the
place? Wasn't It fun? Well It certainly
i-as.
And wo sat nnd sucked our thumbs nnd
drank our bottles and clapped our hands
and tickled our neighbors and Just hud
tho greatest time ou ever knew.
All this and more took place this morn
ing nt tho Stanley Thentro when every
ono took every one's children to see tho
first performance of the matinee movies
for children which are to be .held on
Saturdays at 10 o'clock.
That these performances will be a suc
cess "goes without saying," as never hns
such an enthusiastic audience gathered
together at any picture place.
There were children of all sizes and
kinds, some so small Mint they had to
bo carried, others Just old enough to la
boriously spell out tho words which gave
explanations of what Mary Plckford, the
sweetest llttlo Cinderella In the world,
wob saying to Prince Charming.
For n long time the Movie question has
been a problem for the mothers and fa
thers. Even at the approved theatres
the child was obliged to sit through
blood-curdling stories, to see villains nnd
shootings nnd wives nnd husbands quar
reling, and every kind of thing hap
pening, besides the funny storlts they
were tnken to see The Stanley Theatre
has solved the problem by Inaugurating
the morning matinees for children, nt
which there will be shown fairy stories,
educational pictures, beautiful scenes,
such as tho Luxembourg gardens this
morning, and several comic situations.
Future beaux and belles of society at
tended this morning's performance and
were evidently delighted. Mrs. Robert
Large had her little girls with her, and
Mrs. J. Walter Steel was there with her
little daughter. Others who gave parties
were Mrs. William J. Clothier, for her
daughter, little Anita Clothier; Mrs
William H Donner, Mrs B. Dobson
Altemus, Mrs, G. G. Meade Large
and Mrs. George Buckley Warder and the
1. Stnnley Reeves had their cunning little
boys there, too. Othera noticed In the
audience were Mrs, Coleman Peace
Brown. Mrs Plunket Stewart, Mrs. W
Morgan Churchman and Mrs. C. Whar
ton Churchman.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
UELLBVrE.STItATFOltI Mr. ind Mra W.
a Blaladell, Punnutawney. Pa.. R. J. Cur
rier, Fulton, N. Y.: William S. WlnaU. Weit
Chester, Pa , M, 11. UUehart, Rocheater, N.
V Mr a. V Clark. Ctoloaao Mr unit
Mr. I- I Kralden, Boston Mas ; F B.
Srellberscr, Duyton, O.; J. a. Hecbt, Har
rlaburg, W C Behultj, ancLoro. Pa
WALTON Mr. on.l Mrs W. O. Cook Balti
more; Mlu Maude l)echr. Mount Cirrjwl,
Pa., MJ Alice Short, Washington, P. C
BITZ-CAIU.TON H. 13. Lry, Waihington,
D. C . A. W. Calloway, Indiana, Pa
ST JAMB6-L. It. Metixer, Moblla. AU., I,
Houston Coudlu, Nw Yorli. B. K WeU,
New York, J. A. AlrU, bouth America.
AltSLPIIIA H. U Worthlegton Ualtlnwr.
I)rJ. U VaUutlo. Italllmoru. k,' E Nlrely.
Pittsburgh: Mr. awl Mrs. Gordon VU,U.
Iiidon. F. Y NoontB. Maoanoy City
RogMS M Cox, Clncliuutl. O.
VBNDIO F Y Luwrots New York, M C.
gulllviU. Buwvo, Pa.; Ml Kllwbetli Da ley.
tirtood. Pa., Mm. Janws Sbaw, Canoaa
burg, Pa.
W1NRSOR-II. H. MoitU. SauUsury, Md.: C
B Winters, Strittuaore, N. Y.
HANOVliR If. C. Armetroojt. WaiWogtan.
ga. Mr an4 Mrs. J u. Aoueraon, Mabsnoy
Ity. Pa
aw lllN'OIIAM S SUnler.
PittsburEb. V
B. Bums New YexJe, Mr. and
Brown, Msrcjis Hook.
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THEATRICAL
uxtvEiisirr uotaxig aAtionxs
"Iphlginln In Tiiuils" pionented Tues
day nfternoon at 1:30 under Granville
Barker's direction, with Llllah Mc-'
Cnrtliv (Mih Urnnvlllc li.irke-) a'
Iplilgcnln and Inn Maclaren as Orestes
Euripides' play, a romanco with a happy
ending-, records the discovery by tho
jouiik prlmtess clled In 'laurl", that
tho Greek Bhe Is nbnut to sacrifice to
Artemis Is her brother Orestes, and
nnrmtc-i the csenpe ol the Ivn fiom the
land of tho Tnurlans. The play Is
clnborntcly mounted by Norman Wilk
inson, Is translated by Gilbert Murray,
nnd will be presented In tho open air
In a newly built nmplthontre
vxirnnsrTY botanic G-tfon.vs i
"Tho Trojan Women," presented Wed
nesday afternoon nt 4:30 by Granville
Bnrker. Miss McCarthy will play
lleiulm Kul h Wnnc Mntthlson, An
dromache, and Gladys Hanson, Helen.
Tho rcmnlnder of the cast Includes
Chrystnl Hcarnc, Philip Merlvnlc, Ian
Maclaren and Lionel Hr.ihum. Eurip
ides' tragedy of the despoiled women
of Troy Is today as vivid a polemlo
ngalnst war an It was then. Gilbert
Murray's remarkable translation, Nor
man Wilkinson's setting.
FOKllKST "With tho Fighting Forces
of Kiitope." vll'i the Kaiser, King
George, President Polncare, tho King
i-f Belgium nnd Admiral Tlrpltz, the
coldlers, sailors, battleships and forts
of warring Europo shown In klnema
color for the first time. Views of tho
nrmles of the principal nations not at
war are also shown. The submarine In
notion and the torpedo on Its mission.
Two shows dally.
WOODSIDE PA UK "Tho Red Petti
coat," with tho resident stock com
pany. Tho musical comedy which was
made out of the farce "Next!" for the
use of Helen Lowell. A lady barber,
brought out to a Colorado mining town,
is tho heroine. The company will be
Increased for this production.
LITTLE Tho Washington Square Play
ora of New York, for this afternoon
and evening only, In a bill of plajlets
produced during their surprisingly suc
cesslul Bcason of amateur production at
the Bandbox Theatre. The plays In
clude "Interior." by Maeterlinck;
"Kugenlcnlly Speaking," a farce by Ed
ward Goodman; 'The Shepherd In tho
Distance," a fantastic ballet In black
Opportunity never -made an actor
xvho did not appreciate the value ot
opportunity, Uupert Harvey
WILLIAM PRUETTE, JR.
At the New Woodside Park
Theatre.
IWOODSIDE
PHIL A8 FOnEMOST PABK
FREE
ADMISSION
To Patrons of
Polrmount Park Trolley
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THE PICTURES
Cl.lM, HA M TO 11 IS P M.
Stanley J0HN MASON
In "JIM THE PENMAN"
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TODAY at the home of Mrs Byron P.
Moulton, Ardmore, a lawn fete wns
given for the benefit of the British Na
tional Relief Fund, under the auspices
of tho Connnught Chapter, Order of tho
Daughters of the British Empire; Phllft
I delphla Committee of the British Na
tional Relief Fund, tho Canadian Society
and the Philadelphia branch of tho
Overseas Society.
There were the usual amusements
that accompany outdoor nffnlrs, Includ
ing dancing, ventriloquism, palmistry, a
Punch and Judy show nnd music by the
members of the Philadelphia Boys nnd
Girls' Orchestra, under tho direction of
Mr John Curtis, Jr.
Busses met alt trnlns from the sta
tions of the Pennsvlvnnla Rnllrond nnd
tho Philadelphia and Western Rail
way at 69th street. Tho committee In
charge Includes Mrs. Wilfred Powell,
Mrs. Byron P. Moulton, Mrs I Wobster
Fox. Mrs. Thomas McCrcn, Mrs. William
II, Wnlbaum, Mrs Geoffrey Ollmour, Mr.
Wilfred Powell. Mr. E H. O Shepherd,
Di. fllols C. llnnnitigton. Mr John A.
MncMnhon. Dr S. P ltnis, Mr. W. II.
Wlgnnll, Mr. Theodore A. Fox, chair
man. 3901 Wnlnut street. Mr. Vivian
Nlcknlla, honorary tieasurcr, Tho Nor
mandlo, 36th nnd Chestnut streets.
Thero were tables for bridge In chargo
of Mrs. George A. Brooks, assisted by
Mrs. John C. Cnrruth, Mrs. Edwin U.
Hnll, Mrs. Samuel McC Hnmlll, Mrs. J.
Lewis Kcttcrlinus, Mrs Robert Lowile,
Sirs. William H. Newbold, Mrs. Edward
O. Shakespeare, Mrs. Thomas B Sims,
Mis. Charles Williams, Mrs Jones Wls-
tor nnd Mrs. Rodman Wlster. There was
an exhibition of fancy dnnclng under
tho direction of Miss Brooke, n Punch
nnd Judy show, ventriloquism, palmistry,
specialty prepared sketches by George
Clnrk and his company of English actors,
etc.
Henry Such, the English violinist, gave
two recitals Mr. Such has appeared
as soloist with the Royal Symphony Or
chestras of London, Vienna, Berlin, Co
penhagen and Stockholm, the Phllndel-
BAEDEKER FOR THE WEEK:
nnd white by Robert Locker, and "Two
Blind Beggars nnd One Less Blind," a
weird trifle by Philip Mocller.
KEITH'S Jesse L Lasky's "Redheads,"
with James B. Carson, Wlllard, tho
man who grows "iV3 Inches to order;
Burton Holmes' tiavelette, "India To
day"; Cecil Cunningham, comedienno;
Harry Lewis, In "A Vnudevllle Cock
tail", Mcehan'a dogs, Mr. and Mrs.
mrffMiFlfA&UUULMBLr
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BE HAPPY WHILE YOU ARE
NEXT WKKK
I.AHKY'8 SCINTILLATING TAHI.OH) MUSICAL CC-
jkssi:
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JAMES B. GARSO.
ORIGINAL i? AjTANJ3TITI ANj-HAIRED. BEAUTY CH
A l'HYsicAI. P1IENO.MENON MHO HAS ASTOUNDED THE WOItU
WILLARD
The Greatest of All Sensations. "Tlin MAN WHO QnOWET
BURTON HOLMES TRAVELEl
llenutltul nnd Inntructlve Picture Story of "INDIA TODAY"
CECIL CUNNINGHAM
An Kstrnorillnary Pinging Coninllfnn With Orlglna
Henry Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Wilde
lIKAItST-Hni.lfi NEWEST -MOTION PICTURES
2 hliowa Dnllx Mutinies. 'J I" 51 .
Seats Alua a Vt et-K In Adtanct
utiKV l-s. Nl'.U' MIKIt
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T1IE MOULD'S (.IIHATKNT MVSUi HAM.. OPEN ALL SIMMER,
msismim
MAI 'lui.li
"The Ked Rose'
A.VIl TI1CltlIIT
HFKIlinlnB .llollda) .llill
ANOTHER DIG
MUSICAL
COMEDY
V " CllOC!
THE
RED PETTICOAT
A Breezy
Weslern
Musical
Barg. Mat. Woil.
10c and 20c
Evenlncs and
Saturday Mats.,
Corned
10c, 20c, 30c
UVN OS- HXI.K AT (ilMH E I.S'
Broad Street Theatre
WEEK OF JUNE T TO 12
MATINEE SATUHDAY, JUNK IS
34 Sucieeeful Seaion of the Players of the
Catholic Philopatrian
Literary Institute
In the Greateet American Come4y
"Get-Rich-Quick
Wallingford"
BY SPECIAL PERMISSION OP
MR GEOnQB M COHAN
FOR THE BBNEFIT OP THIS
Sisters of Good Shepherd
In Their Work of Uplifting Wayward Ultle
Glrla at the Coment of St Magdalan,
Uermantovin
rbe Production Is Undar the ManageaMBt and
Stag Direction of Jamas J Skeity
Saata Now ou Sals at tbe Con eat
On and After Jus 7th at th Theatre
Forrest Next Monday KC
Twlca raUy, 8.168 :1 All 8ata
Natural Colar IAf-tw MM Ion Picture
FIGHTING FORCES KUOIle
Submarines & Torpedoes AlON
Armies and Navlas of All Nation at War
Larystt Xovine Pvtwru i'ver 3 how
i vpfr l a 1'r too
TroewJr
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mttng throughout
Ilojeter W
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Dudley U,J
Onerm AS?f?im
Comrjany
In
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U P PUTNAM'S SUNS, PbU.br.
phla Orchestra nnd has playasr
manil for the late King Edwani
Quen Alexandra and tho Klnfci
mark and Sweden. There
music during the entire nfternoo
orchestra composed of the leadl
ers of tho Philadelphia. Boys i
Orchestra In addition to coiWf
tlons, this orchestra played for
lng, which was a feature of
Flags of various nations Aft
were sold for tho benefit of
nnd there were other attract
At the residence of Mr nmj
D. Mcllhenny, Lincoln Drive
Johnson street, a lawn fete
In nld of tho Bouthwark Dr
Tho posters rend ns follows
"Tho Little Woodland PHnr
Sclvnn Dell, with nil her court
a Knlry Talo nnd Danco fo
llttlo children who will come
to greet her nt 3.-30 o'clock 1
Horses will enrry the chlldre
bury Cross, where they will
Candy House, tho Ice Cream
tho Lemon Well. Tho proteei
given to Southwnrk Neighbor!
nnd Southwnrk Day Nursery,
rnln tho plnr will bo postpone!
following Saturday. Mrs M
residence Is ono mlnuto's walk
pehockon station, P. R. R ,
Wnyne nvcnuo car (Route 53)
door Mrs Frederick L Clar
School House lane, GcrmantoV
urcr of the affair,"
A card party and reception
this afternoon nt 3 o'clo
Vlnroiit'n Home. 20tll and Rni
In nld of tho Point Pleasant no
fl
Institution. Those in cnargo mciu
1
Oenevlevo Martin, Miss Saran i
Minn Krnnces Lonergnn. Miss
Mornn, Miss Mary C. Morning,
C. Tomey nnd Miss jouiso
A nnuntrv fair Will bO ht
i..u.n nt ihn Ashbourno rril
ri,,irM, tills nfternoon and ovenfl
the management of tho L&dfl
Society, the proceeds being
Manso fund. Supper wlU M
from G until 7:30 o'clock. Th i
ladles will be In charge of tablet
Plerson. Mrs. McDermond, Mrs. 1
Mrs II. Montgomery, Mrs. J -Mrs
Croesley. Mr. H. E. Be
Walker and Mr. George H WteU
Gordon Wilde, shodowgraphl.
McCloud nnd At Cnrp, rmtslc
the Herst-Sellg News Weekly.
.V.YO.V'S GRAND The Frescc
rcadoro, Billy Tulle's Collosli
Icat quintet; John nnd Mae r
Dancing La Vnrs, Drawee, II
Frisco, In "A Hottentot Hotel
Le noy nnd Davis, comedian?,
stono Comedies.
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Median's Leaping Do
Jack McCloud & Carft
2.V and W)c NlKhtB, 8 P. M Sn to $1
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