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"' .t.l. riAmiia nt tt1Arlon. In
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u held at her country residence at Kydal,
ul take place on Wednesday. There
'..,'.-. nostoonement on account of
$ ithrr Coaches will meet all trains
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Hon.
Philadelphia friends of Lieutenant and
.,.. tomes Jj. uiiuBiiiiii, u. -
1 S clad to hear that Lieutenant Underbill
"m b stationed at the Brooklyn Navy
Bill CO tt1lilll
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Mrs Underhlll will bo remembered as
ml, Jeanette Miller, of Chestnut Hill,
... and New York. She has been a
' ent , inter in Philadelphia, where
L a9 extensively entertained.
mm Mason Campbell has takenjt cot
. Jlr .. n.i. itnrbor. Me . for the summer.
jj , carnpbell wilt leave early In July
Jiid occupy her cottage for tho summer
months.
..... ti.uii Haeemans. daughter of
consul General of Belgium and Mrs.
.Vnans, whoso engagement to Mr.
i ?irt's Mcradden Carpenter, of Pitts.
C fcSSh was announced last week, will
J- the guest of honor at a tea and
ften shower to be given this after-
E by Mrs Evelyn Smith Brlggs, of
Srvn Mawr. on tho lawn of "Yo Ferry
? 1'3 ,hni.so." CynwjM. Tho shower
W will be held on tho nttnctlve grounds.
E- . ...- ... nhln nrrnnsreel on tho tor-
r rice of this old-tlmo teahouse.
r MISS I10.bcl,,' " 0... . ..v..
vesterday afternoon by Miss Chrlstlno
Evans, of tho Tracy. 3th and Chestnut
streets.
Mrs. Frederick H. Mehl, of Valley
road, Ardmoro, entertained at bridge!
Friday afternoon, when tables were ar
ranged for 12 guests.
Mrs Littleton Waller Tazowcll "Waller,
wife of Colonel Waller, U. S M. C. will
not receive on Thursday at her home In
theNay Yard.
Mrs. Thomas C. Foster and her daugh
ter, Miss Josephine C. S. Foster, will leavo
town the middle of next week and will
spend a part of the summer at Capo May.
Along the Main Line
ST. DAVIDS Mrs. Herbert T. Hart
man entertained tho Philadelphia Chap
ter United Daughters of the Confederacy,
at their homo In St David's. Saturday
afiernoon. The guest of honor was Mrs.
Dally Mc Laurln Stevens, of Mississippi,
president general of tho Confederacy, who
la at present tho guest of Mrs Hartman.
Chestnut Hill
Miss Elizabeth Burton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Burton, of East "Willow
Grove avenue. Chestnut Hill, wilt be mar
ried to Dr. Frank McCrackcn Itatnsey, of
the Pennsylvania Hospital, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Ramsey, of Sterling,
Kan, on Juno 10, at 7 o'clock, In the
Grace Church, Gowen avenue, Chestnut
Hill. The ceremony will bo solemnized
by the Rev. Thomas Cllne. Tho brldo
Will bo attended by her sister, Mrs. Jnmes
Flnley, as matron of honor; Miss Ann
Pearson, Mies Helen Campbell, Miss
Butan Heberton and Miss Anna Fussel
as bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth Burton
and Miss Ann Burton, two llttlo nieces of
the bride, wilt act as flower girls. Mr.
Laurence Rarisey, a brother of the bride
groom, will be tho best man, while Dr.
Thomas Mullln, Dr. John Davles, Dr.
VUUam Sheehan and Mr. James Flnley
have been selected us ushers. Following
the ceremony there will be a reception at
the home of the bride and the couple will
depart for an extensive tour through tho
West They will be at home on East
Willow Grove avenue after August 1.
Dr. Rnd Mrs Blddlo R. Marsden. of S311
Germantown avenue, will leave early In
July for Lake Superior, where they wilt
remain for the summer months.
Mrs. W Harrison Schaefer, of IK Dur
ham street, entertained at bridge last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Atlee Jackson, of
Prospect avenue, wilt Bpend a portion of
the summer months on a motor tour
through New England.
Judge and Mrs. J. Willis Martin. Miss
E. Gwen Martin and Mr. Samuel Carpen
ter, of Edgecombe, will leave on June 16
for a six weeks' visit to California.
Mr nnd Mrs. Edward H. Stulb, of 48
Allen's lane, aro spending the summer In
their cottage at Ventnor, N. J.
Mr. and Mre. Daniel L. Hcbard, of
Evtrgreen avenue, will occupy their cot
tage at Lake Superior during tho middle
of July,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vewhold Welsh.
of Friendship Hall, left for Easthampton,
L I, where they have taken a cottage
for the aummer.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sarshik. of 633S Ger-
mKRU iv tk
A
tnantown avenue, are receiving congratu-
titions on the birth of a daughter.
i Mrs. Randall IJoward Roberts, of ID
pat Walnut lane, has Issued Invitations
ior the wedding of her daughter. Mies
Amy Treadwell Roberts, to Mr. Charles
utorge Super, of Harvey street, on Thurs-
t y. June 17, at 6 o'clock.
Naval Constructor A. W Stahl and Mrs.
i.J ot Bm Morris street, will give a
rge tea, followed by danolnsr, at the Ger
aantonn Cricket Club on Saturday after
noon, June 12, in honor of their daughter-w-law,
Mrs. David Wlnton Stahl,
Mrs Clara. H Rmiih r kj t'. rhitn
YH' ,a "Pending the summer months In
Atlantic City,
Mlsg Mary Robinson Hodje, of 430 V?
u. n"U?ne- has Issued Invitations foi
est
for a
inurway afternoon,
twi and Mr8, Miller, of M6 West
?! ,treet, entertained Miss Laura M.
WUon, at steading.
Mii, Margaret Miller, of 5JU German
wwij avenue, will give a tea on Wedne-i-w
afternoon, June 9. from 4 to 6 o'elook.
MU Anna Blumner, of Wt Haines
tu V1VY, vUUr 1" Wildwood, N. J..
irax dayi,
Ucl ?"HrWnJ Wwiall and sister. Miss
!iY.nr.,.,;vwhan' WK Upl trt.
Pndlng Mvaral wta In Indiana.
Along the Reading
Tito EX! .?? eaY
a danct
Hn vJ"1M ot k- Parents, Mr and
vnu. auhn W Duk. of m WoodUnd
ttlLLvI",f,l My w. Mt MtWttirt
SSn h Mr LHoln QUtwrt. Mr Lto-
Hudn ir. aw Mr L SharpUt
dQ
fflSDK
SI
Aincrton. W.hin- .- .. .
oaiuraay to be the guest for n. nrtni
of Mrs P ..U..8",1 .r fortnight
residence n.i;;:,' "uicmnson at her
iucnce, Oakwood, Jobstown, N J
tenhamnirlr;,.1;a,"r08thelmtr' ' Chel
the bh-th n?tlvlnB wns'atulatlons On
Oethelmir t son' May 21 J,
Hetlfi ti, "i1 b0u "memberod as Miss
John Lhh' JaRhter of Mr and Mrs.
n i" ' Jefferson avenue.
West Philadelphia
tho n-JTpLT'l 5tt. .. ?;
of he Mediator: 61st and Spru e sheets
ftirihAM,V.on Tuesday fternoons"ntl
Street C' at her home' mi P1"
tnlL B",d Mr8 EJsar Robinson enter-
North 6utVV'l!on,.at thelr h0'
jorth 61st street. In honor of tho birth-
?er R"vZr "V" Vinson's sis
nnm.Jif Eml6y 0Van Am"S the
numerous guests wcro Mr and Mrs
fehraRuUeyrBr k?S9C,VMr- MA ""
or ck Tr'Jl ::i0MAhD!?". Hi- ?'-
Tn ."!! nnU,VSS '" ?i? Wlmhlckon. Thow
Xf?0fty wcr,8.J" "elen Reese, Miss
HnUn mI?"' V.'.m Ho'en Gram' M9S
rd th v , 0nelM Mnrlon Grant. Miss
irm ?IaUrer' ,J.J M OIadys "Oman, Miss
Flnrpnifia") MlM D"y Kelly, Miss
Florence Malonoy and Miss Mao Mont
gomery. .IV S.amuf1.?- Fox. of 313 North Alden
street, has left tho city for Bismarck, N.
D., where he will meet Mrs Fox and
spend tho summer with their daughter.
Mrs. Frank Smith crnvn ... .,.t ...-
den party Saturday afternoon at her
home. Sho was assisted In receiving the
guceta by her sister, Miss Ethol Louise
Owen. During tho nftcrnoon several
soprano solos were given by Mrs N. B.
Montgomery nnd Mrs. Wilbur Cross Miss
Lorraine Stahl sane "Tho Wit tn Wno."
which has been composed for her by H.
Bernard Olsen. Among those present
were Miss Beatrlco Owen, Miss Anno
Rodgers, Miss Graco E. Myers, Miss
Leonetto Rehfuss, Miss Emma Myers,
Miss Helen M Rodgcri, Miss Elizabeth
Tortcr, Miss Helen Cross, Miss Hettle
Myors, Miss Florence Ronnie, Miss Loulso
Murdock, Miss Helen Zackey. Miss Flor
ence Smith, Miss Charlotto Webb, Mrs
George E. Cantrell, Mrs. Frederick Gane,
Mrs. Earl E. Dittman, Mrs. Wesley Mil
ler Caekey, Mrs. Geprge Bain Shearer,
Mrs. A. B. DaIs. Mrs. George A. Faber.
Mrs. Holland Palst and Mrs Albert Blg
ler, Jr.
Mr. nnd Mrs J. Kent Hopkins, of 6U3t
Market street, aro entertaining Mrs May
Wetton, of Boston, for a few days
South Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. James Fraser, of 623
South Sth street, havo as their guests at
tho piescnt time Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Person, of Hamilton, Bermuda, who are
tn route to their summer home at Point
Pleasant, Muskoka Lakes, Canada.
Mr. Frank Gavin, 1003 South 2Uh street,
will leave shoitly on a three weeks' trip
to Betterton, Md., where ho will visit
friends.
Miss Helen Cohen entertained six mem
bers of the Southwark Sewing Circle yes
terday at luncheon. Tavors wcro given.
Tho decorations wero white roses. Miss
Graco Lltkln sang several solos. Sho
was accompanied on the piano by Miss
Annlo Maler. Other members present
wero Miss Jessie Alter, Miss Bessie Hahu,
Miss Eleanor Furth, and MIbs Mao
Pfeffer.
Miss Allco Wase. 2209 South 2d street.
has gone to Cape May, N. J., to Bpend
two weeks with relatives.
Tho 21st anniversary of the Church of
St. Simon tho Cyrcnian, at 22d and Reed
streets, will be celebrated with a June
festival, to bo held on Juno 23 In tho
auditorium. Each guild and organiza
tion connected with tho church Is on
the committee to make the affair a huge
success. Tho Rev John R Logan, of
ItOS South 22d street, Is vicar of tho
church.
Tho annual outing given by the mem
bers of St. Rita's Club, Broad and Ells
worth streets, will be given this year on
Juno 13. Edison, Pa., has been selected
as tho place for the outing, and tho com
mittee In charge has arranged for auto
mobile service from the club to the farm
house. Those Interested In making the
day tho most enjoyable the club has eer
given are as follows: Mr. James L
Scanlon, Mr. Aloyslus Tlerney, Sir. An
drew Frlel, Mr. Lawrence Carlln, Mr.
Augustus Dondero, Mr. Thomas B.
Dever, Mr. James Vance, Mr. Vincent
Thomas, Mr. Thomas J. O'Neill, Mr.
Jlugh McAnany, Jr., and Mr. Henry J.
Moloney.
Mr. Robert P. Sullivan, of 2106 South
19th street, has Just returned from arc
Interesting trip through the Southern!
States, having visited Virginia and the
Carollnas.
Mrs. Mary De Sautes entertained at
dinner yesterday at her home, 736 Ells
worth street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Baum. of 27 South
street, entertained their friends yesterday
in honor of their daughter, Mrs. A. S.
Memlro, of Chicago. No cards were
Issued,
1,1 C.I..I tt,., f 1M1 Qfinth KfK
Mlsa Ethel Kohn. of 1331 South 8th
street, Is visiting her undo In New York I
thlJi wik. a
thUi week.
TO WED NEXT
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BVEWiyp
Roxoorough
At the annual meeting of the Ushers'
Association of tho First Presbyterian
Church, Baker and Dupont streets,
taniyunk, the following officers were
elected for the new year: Mr. George
Schaerfer, president! Mr James Black,
vice president; Mr. Ross Hammes, secro
tary, and Mr. Harold Melster, treasurer.
Miss Jessie Rawlcy, of Lyceum avenue,
entertained a house party of 10 friends
over the week-end at her cottage nt Wlld
wood Crest.
Mr and Mrs John Wyatt, of Haywood
street, Mr and Mrs. Harry Robert Hold,
of Queen lane: Miss Anna Morrison and
Miss Matilda Morrison, of Queen lane,
formed a house party at Cape May Point,
Is. J., over the week-end.
The MiMic-n Band of tho Centrat
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a
pavement party" on Green lane on Fri
day afternoon, June 19.
The Men's Guild of St. James the Less
Episcopal Church will give Its final enter
tainment tOnicllt In Ihn nnrloh hniieo
The lecturer will be tho Rev. W H.
cavanaugh and his subject. "Italy," will
be illustrated with stereoptlcon views.
Frankford
Mrs. "William Carroll, of K06 Rhawn
street, Is entertaining Miss Jaho R Dun
lap, of Atlantic City. This exenlng Mrs
Carroll will be hostess at a dinner to be
given In honor of her guest There will
be about IS guests, Including Mr nnd Mrs.
George Duncan, of West Chester. Mr. nnd
atrs Fjancls Mcltugh, Miss Helen Mc
Klnlcy, Miss Martha Waters and Mr.
George M. Griffon. Wednesday evening
Mr nnd Mrs. Carroll will entertain a llttlo
thentre party, and their guests will be
Miss Helen Klnsey, Miss Jane R Dunlap,
Mr Arthur Cannon nnd Mr Rnlph Max
well. Miss Dunlap will return Friday.
Miss Helen Duncan, of Tulip street, wilt
be among tho guests this week at tho
nomo or Mrs. J. Hughes, 132 St. James
plice, Atlantic City.
Mr nnd Mrs James Comley, who havo
opened their summer home at Chelsea, en
tertained a house party of eight over tho
weoK-ena. Those present were Mr. and
airs George Stull, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mutz, Dr. nnd Mrs. Percy L. Walter, Miss
Helen Stull and Mr. James Mutz.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Jennings,
of 3532 North ISth street, gavo an "at
home" on Saturdav nlcht in riv,rotinn
of the 13th anniversary of their mar
rlaKn Pink peonies and roses wcro com
blncd with palms and ferns In tho decora
tions. Miss Bessie Jennings assisted her
parents in receiving tho guests who In
cluded Mr and Mrs. John Weaver. Mr.
and Mrs Luther Hewitt, Miss Emily
Hewitt. Mr. William Hewitt, Mr. nnd
Mrs. George Mole, Mrs William Jen
nings, Miss Margaret Hewitt, Miss Allco
Jennings. Mr. nnd Mrs Arthur Jennings.
Mr. George Jennings. Mr and Mrs. W.
h. Collins, .Mr and Mrs w. Burt
Thompson. Miss Elizabeth Swjers, Miss
Adelaide Richards. Mr. William Jennings
and Mr. Harry Jennings
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Foster, of 2310
West Tioga street, aro occupying their
cottago at Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCool Taylor
and their son, Mr. Russell Taj lor. of 3513
North 19th Btreet. will leave shortly for
Hicir summer nomo In Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown, of 1835
West Tioga street, aro occupying their
country homo at Bethayres.
Miss Evelyn Marie Kline, of 3IZ1 North
21st street, has as her guest her cousin.
Miss Lillian M. Reldy, daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. M. J. Reidj, of Flatbush.
N. Y. Several entertainments arc planned
in her honor.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. John Clarkson has returned after
having spent three weeks at his old home
In Bucks County.
Tho Bethesda Presbyterian Sunday
School will give a block party on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, June 10, 11 and
12. on Sepvlva Btreet. below Norrls and
Berks streets. Automobile rides, Kelly
slides and a baby parade will be features
of the block party. The proceeds will
go toward the Sunday school picnic fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, of 2111
East Dauphin street, hao returned from
New York.
Mr and Mrs Murphy and family, of
1948 East Allegheny avenue, will leave
the first of July, to spend the Bummer at
Atlantic City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
BELLEVUE-STnATFORD C. II Dempwoif.
York, Pa.; Mr and Mn. E. R. Bponsltr,
lUrrlsburg, Pa., Mrs. Irene Bllllngton, Seat
tle. Vah.. E. b C. Wilson, Chlcaso, 111.
WALTON II Y. Steele, Eitton, Pa , Poels
Kelsey, Baltimore, .Md.. Charles w. Deguelre,
Toronto, Can.. F. P. "VV'eaier, Morgamown,
"W. Va.
1UTZ-CARLTON Thomaa ratteraon. Pitts
burr. Pa , II F. Lyman, Boston, Mass., J.
n. V. Chambers, New York, R, K. Quay,
Pittsburgh, Pa., Arthur C Brown. Newark,
N. J , C. W. Thomas, New York, Luther
L. Miner, cnicago, an.
ST JAMES-II. II Calaum. Gloucester, N. J i
L. K. White, New lork, v P. Bradley, New
York.
COLONNADE-Rexford Jeffery, New York: A.
P. Yerkes, Waahlneton. D C . D I.. Bill
ings. New York, Mr and Mrs I D. Bother
mell, Mohrsvltle, Pa.
STENTON Will Hutehln. New York. John P.
Whltmore. Washington, D. C. George Wil
son, Baltimore, Md.
VENDIG Thomas T Keene. Harrlsburg. Pa ;
B B. Williams, Erie. Pa , W I". Nairn,
Boston, Mass.. William Dlnneen, &racuse,
N. Y.
ADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs, J. W Price. Ash
land, Pa.; Sheldon E. Ronlnson, Boston,
Mass.; Frederick 11. Livingston, New York.
NEW BJNailAlI Charles I Kaser, New
York: L. J. ScWots. Baltimore, Md., E. L.
Knight, Boston. Man.
OIANOVER W. B. Cherry. Keyport, N. Y.;
Mrs S. D. Singleton, Brocklin, N. Y.
WINDSOR Thomas i Aery, Banror, Pa., N.
A. Shade, West Chester, Pa , f. Y Peters,
P . R. M Slmmert. rhotnlxvlile, Pa., A.
M 'Tigh. Pittsburgh. Pa.
DooNER'S - willUm stnubert. New Yorltj Y.
Anrienan. Nanr York.
uanviue, ta, jonn i. jucuunay, auuum.
iianvuip. r-i.
Anderson, New York.
WEDNESDAY
LEDGEB-PHIIiADElnmm
IP' ;".-M.,''- mi
1 ',,,; t Jli-JlJiHKlHilM'lMlSH
MRS. BERTRAM
Whose marring took placo Inst
bo remembered ns
THE extreme cool weather In this part
of tho country has resulted In tho con
tinued wearing of heavier and darker
clothes than Is usual for early June, nnd
tho two-pleco'walklng suit Just at pres
ent is deigueur, not to mention the
waterproof top coat nnd umbrella. Mrs.
Harry C. Thayer, one of tho most at
tractive of the lounger matrons, wears a
smart tailleur of dark blue gabardine.
The coat is cut on Incroyable linen nnd
Is given a military aspect by tho use
of braid and small buttons as trimming.
Mr. Thayer wears a small close-fitting
hat of black hemp trimmed with up
standing goura feathers
Another good looking street milt ot
navy blue Is worn by Mrs. A J. Antolo
Devereaux. Tho jacket, which reaches
to the hips, 1b worn over a double skirt,
tho under part of which Is plaited.
Worn with a small round sports hat of
panama, with a dark blue band, the ef
fect Is extremely smart.
Navy blue also proves moBt becoming
to Mrs. J. Walter Steel, who, witn n
short-Jacketed suit, wears a hat of very
coarse black straw with two black quills
flaring at adverse angles.
The few warm days we had afforded an
opportunity for milady to "sport" a few
of the summery frocks with which she
lias provided herself. A becoming ono of
sapphlro-bluo chiffon was worn by Miss
Fanny Wain. The gown, which was of
chiffon over taffeta, had flounces of the
-JfC WHAI A '
Royal
Teachers of cookery, and baking experts generally, use Royal
Baking Powder because they know it can always be relied upon to
make the finest and most wholesome food.
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
use of an inferior Baking Powder.
Royal Baking Powder Contains No Alum or Lime Phosphate
Perfectly leavens and makes the food more delicious and wholesome.
wmniAv JTJNB
7,
BLUMENTHAT,
Rembrandt Studio.
Thursday. Mrs. Blumenthal will
Miss Florence Wax.
latter on tho full skirt, while the bodice
was trimmed with quillings of chiffon
and a collar of cream lace Miss Wain
woro a hat to match, of dark blue chif
fon with a transparent brim and trimmed
around tho crown with small bright-colored
blorsoms
One of the most attrnctlxe frocks seen
this spring was worn by Miss Gladys
Snellenburg recently. The material waa
seaweed green charmeuse, the bodlco was
titled snugly and was dovold of trim
ming except for the sheer collar and
cuffs of cream-colored lace, and the skirt
was formed of a succession of scalloped
flounces, each flounce becoming narrower
toward the hem of the frock, which rc
enled slippers of fawn-colored kid, with
lioso to match Miss Snellenburg's hat
was a medium-sized sailor of black straw
covered with tullo and with a transparent
brim of tulle
Notices for the Society paifo will be
ncreptei nnd printed in the Erenlng
LeiUenv but all such notices must be
written on one tide of the paper, must
be sltned In full, ulth full address, and
nben possible telephone number must be
Elven.
Send all such communications to
"Society Editor," EtcdIde Ledger, COS
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements are carried
out so that TfrMcatlon may be possible,
the notices will not be published.
To the Ladies of Philadelphia
Have You Noticed
That MRS. CARROLL, the lecturer in the EVENING
LEDGER Cooking School at Horticultural Hall, uses
1915;
IDDWGS
A PRETTY home wedding was sol
emnlud last Wednesday when Miss
Josephine E. Dlehl, of Camden, became
the bride of Mr. Harry C. Bancroft, Jr.,
of West Colllngsnood. The ceremonv was
pei formed In their newly-erected home nt
6 o'clock The bride, who was attended
by Miss riorence S. Bancroft and Miss
Alice II. Bancroft, sisters of the bride
groom, wore n gown of white marquisette
over while chiffon satin. Her veil was of
tulle, held In placo by lilies of the valley,
nnd sho carried a bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
,.Thi. b.rJdcRroom ,IB1 for his best man
Mr, Godfrey King and Mr. Ralph Set2ler
ns attendant.
Thero were cnt nr,nt -... Tikii...
delphla, Baltimore nnd Newbold, N. J. On
rretur.? from tl,elr redding trip Mr.
and airr Bancroft will occupy their new
homo In West Colllngswood.
HNKER-SCHIELE
MiVi.ry. VTtMy WC(1(Ins -will tako place
-. ....... . uie urnco uaptlst Temnle.
," Schlele, daughter of Mr nnd Mrs,
S,t bfBin in marriage to Mr.
?' yl rarker- o' 27 Falrmount
Sw ?.- . cer?mo"y will be performed
rLnra!i.l.0r' .U,ft Rev Dr- """"ell H.
of ? ,. T" br.ld0 '" we" ""
or while Inco draped oer Georgette
buT n tr,Td wlt "V white fos"!
im2!nfI.'r tU,'." vc"' nr""ed with
lilies of tho alley, will fall to the hem
n w cou,.rt trfl,n' and Bh0 will carry
n shower bouquet of bride's roses and
lilies of the vallnv Th .-m. .. m ... ...
tended bv Ml.. nh c... ""'. "1..'.
L "n? MI;?EI-a Wagner. Miss Lima
ril? nl . 'i ,J,l!,s,.Islo Wolsold, Miss
Lisle Crelghton. Jllss Anna B Tltcomb,
M . I'V '"?, Schul,z. bridesmaids, nnd
Mlsa k.yha Pnkcr nnd j Dorolhy
halms Hotter girls
win.mw nlil L,BVe for beat man '
n w ?'."" .and for whe Mr. Albert
MnJllir,MrVLln,fon! Mc,z' Mr. James
Maxwell. Mr. Frank People. Mr Edward
Bowan. Jr Mr. Howard Clark nnd Mr.
t, 1 n? arkcr- The ceremony will
n,l. S1 by a reception nt Mayer's
Mr inS Ii?0m'4?:9 North nroai1 "treet
from d Mrs. Pinker, on their return
&TvlVJ.lendcd J0rney. will live at
:?. Camac trect' wnerB they will
receive after August 15.
ROSENHEIMER-OPPENHEIMER.
A quiet wedding will take placo today
when Miss Claudia Oppenheimer, daugh
ter of Mr nnd Mrs Max Oppenheimer, of
-7 Apsloy street, will be mnrrled to .Mr.
Arthur Rosenhelmer. The ceremony will
take placo at homo and will be performed
by the Rev. Joseph Krauskopf.
YARD-QUILBERT.
Miss Dorolhy Gullhert. daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs Charles Howard Gullhert. 803
South 47th street, became the bride yes
terday of A Townsend Yard, son of Mr
nnd Mrs Georgo B Yard, of 222 Green
wood avenue, Trenton. Tho marriago
took placo at 003 South 47th street and
the ceremony was performed by tho Rev.
Edwin C Sweetscr
The bride was attended by Mrs. Victor
G. Marqulsseo ns matron of honor nnd
Miss Mnrgucrite Guilbert as maid of
honor. Their gowns were of light green
taffeta with pointed oversklrt of white
net and garlands of tiny flowers twisted
on ribbon They carried bouquets of
mixed spring flowers made up of pink
and violet sweet peas, jellow daisies,
pink snapdragons and pink roses, tied
with pink ribbon.
Miss Elizabeth Pierce, of West Chester,
acted as llower girl. She was dressed In
white with n. pink sash, and carried a'
large hat filled with Killarney roses
The bridegroom was attended by his
brother. Georgo B. Yard. Jr. as best
man
Tho bride was given away by her
father and her gown was of white satin
trimmed with duchess and rose point
lace, with veil of tulle and orange bios
soms. She carried a bouquet of orchids
and Illicx of the valley
A reception was held Immediately after
the ceremony at the Guilbert home Mr.
and Mrs Yard expect to make their
home In East Orange, N. J., in the fall.
MACDONALD-LEA.
Miss Mabel Neville Lea, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel John Lea. of
Elklns Tark, became the bride of Harry
MacDonald, of Germantown, yesterday,
at the Ashbourne Presbjterian Church,
the Rev. Richard Montgomery officiating.
Miss Martha Lea, a sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, while Miss Helen
along Powder
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Walter Lassen, best man, and Everett
Alto uiiiipurnnm nmjt & . - .
a .1 A,arr' "erman Catiffman
" incjr i-niuer, usners.
WALLS BECK.
w a fTttr hom6 bedding took place
n... ; t '" oclocK when Miss
netta Beck Warn th. h.u. ..j
ValU at the home of his sister, Mrs, "
1-rank Rose. 29 North Md t.f ml ""I
ceremony being performed by the Rev,"s
. ?ih brif 9 ,00ke1 ,ore,'r ln ft sown f '
white satin nnd lace and a veil of tulle
caught with orange blossoms, and earned
n shower bouquet of roses and lilted
of the valley.
The flower girl was Miss Helen Cramp,
who was dressed" In white and carried
a basket of pink sweet pens. The maid
of honor was Miss Bessie Beck, a Sister
ui ino onae, wno wore a gown of pals
blue satin and lace and carried a bouquet s
of pink roses. John Marvin acted as
best man. .
After a short "trip to Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Walls will spend the sum
mer at Ocean City.
Wilmington
Mr. Pierre S. du ront has Issued tnvl
lauons ror a garden party at Longwood,
Saturday, Juno , from S to 10 o'clock.
As usual, ho will entertain a largo gath.
erlng of his relatives and friends, and hla
sisters will assist him In entertaining his
guests Thero wilt be dancing on th
lawn, supper also served there and other
features which have characterized this
function for the last several years.
Mrs Charles R. Miller and Miss Mar
garetta Miller leave, today for Richmond,
Ind., where they will spend a week with
Mrs. Miller's, aunt. Mrs. Ellsha F. Hirst.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Bird and her daugh
ters, of 321 Stato street, will leavo tho
middle of this month for Atlantic City,
where they will occupy their cottage for
me summer.
Mrs. Andrew Smith, of 613 Penn etrest.
Is visiting In Atlantic City.
Mr Llnwood Milter has returned from
a trip to Chicago.
Miss Helen A. Chew has been re-elected
president of tho Beethoven Musical Club.
Miss Mary Davis, of 405 Linden street,
has been visiting In New York.
SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODM
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon Open-air meetlnz on Postojflce Pint,
Oth and Chestnut streets. Speaker, alias
Bertha fcapovltz ' ' "
Noon Opea-alr meeting- for employe at tha
Cramp Shlpjards Breaker, MU Ansa, Mo
Cue Meeting held at the sards
8 p. m Open-air meeting- at 33d and Chest
nut streets. Speaker. Mies Bertha Sanoviti.
sio p m Open-air meeting at Front andi
uiamona virreis. DpeaKer. aura Anna MCCUa
8 p. m Party's camaisera in the eth Legfte
lame District Wy at MJ South lath stJSit.
Afterward district cam eased for votes for
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Norton In rharre r
"WffAT'5 DOING J
TONIGHT 7
Phllopatrlan PIsyers In
"Otl Jllrh ritttt.
wamngtora." soutn a:
road Street Theatre, 8
o clock
Northnest Burlness Men's Asioclation, S33S
Columbia avenus 8 o'clock. Free.
Cheater Aenue
iret U. I' Chur
Imnrovement AasnlAttAn. 1
Flret U. I' Church. S.'d street and Chester ii
aenue. S o clock. Free,
Passyunk Aenue Business Men'a Associa
tion. Pacsyunk aenue and Moore street. 8
o'clock Free
Banquet of graduating class, Csllega of
Pharmacy, 7 o'clock
Municipal Band, Mifflin Square.
Presentation of portrait ot John Chambers,
Chambers Memorial Church, 23th and Morris
streets.
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