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EVENING LBDOEB-PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY, JUNE
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fZTJnVnTOtl MUSTW, of West
(" . -j- .leist. entertained at the
JMUtren -.-;;
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f miet Included Mrs. William
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. who had tables reservo.1 wete
BMnd Taylor. Alrn. Edtrar Hey
,,,! Kplght. Mrs- Joseph Wnyne,
. P. Brown, Mrs. Frederick
Bnrr. L.r.. ,. a V. lnnn
v i...l.ficlt Kennedy. Mrs. J.
Trtrlbbel, Mrs. Robert McCrackcn,
rf.Bw-.s.0:i-ihhoL
19'Sfors of the Qermantown Itospl-
' r ar Mrs. ueorso -;. v-omercn,
.Ha Dlcklneon Logan, Mrs.
It. Penrose Keith, Mr. Arthur
.t - ...HHirSK nf will talrA
'70da7s tlWr Mr. and
. itutherford McAllister, of Brick-J-Jlu:?:.i
Milt, will nlve a small
. .1..1. imme In honor of their
?X, Sim Martha T. McAllister, who
H' .Vi i,r rfbut next season. Another
Briii i.. ulven tonight In Chestnut
iSrt "V, mii Tlall Im VirtMnn nf
CiVw'r. M'!S Elizabeth Dawson
Km fleli and her daughter nave neon
l?Ji iome yea '" Colorado Springs,
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'?ri.'. PhMtnut Hill for the next
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gtion.
B -. i- t rrnnklln McFadden are
L i fancy dress costume this eve
ilt Radnor Valley Farm, their beau-
&. ThomM J- Burger Is entertaining
'Iff r..iLee Shclton. of Richmond, as
KhriHrt t evernt dQys-
f A. J. Drsxcl Blddlc, Jr., will havo
!ftSantIJ she" h,s unclc' Mr' LV
jitonBlddle.v
f Siral Constructor A. W. Stahl, U. S.
k ,,, Mr Stahl, of 6147 Morris street.
fWUMltJ at an attracttvo the daniant
(Mir In tM ballroom of tho Germantown
Im.J.. nnbj from 4 until 7 o'clock. The
ikbrocm will be decorated with palms
iy , profusion of spring flowers Mr.
. K nM Wlnton Stnhl will be the
irlaU of honor. Mrs. James A. Develln
1 Jditrs. H. H. Barton will preside at tne
fit la table.
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llfirwrin, announce ic tiit,'icu;iH u.
frt.,. .urhtirv Affflq tnrv Slnies
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South Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Mllano Rave a mu
sical at their home last Sunday In honor
of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph O. covella. The orches
tra, composed of nine prominent mu
sicians, was Under the leadership of Mr.
Edward L. Vollmer An Ave Maria, com
posed by Mr. Basil Mllano. was delight
fully rendered by a trio composed of a
violinist, pianist and cellolst. There wero
S guests present and supper followed the
program
Mr. and Mrs. U H. Conlen entertained
at their home, 1703 South Broad street, on
Tuesday evening In honor of their son.
ur. Alexander J. 1 Conlen, who gradu
ated from Medico Ohl College this year
The house was attractively decorated
with palms and peonies and college Hags
Among those present were Mrs t r
Conlen, Mrs M. A. Bunce, Mrs. Charles
Streeker, Mrs. K. Olmstead, Mrs. William
Bond, Miss E Thurlon, Miss Anna
Streeker. Miss Mary Bunce. Miss Man
McKcnna. Miss Anna McKcnna, Miss
Mary 1. Ityan. Miss M. McCahey. Miss
Sallna Conlen, Miss Hosalle Conlen, Miss
Patrick Conlen, Miss Margaret Connor
Miss Bessie O'Neill. Miss Madeline
O'Neill. Miss Eleanor O'Neill, Miss Helen
Fnnen, Miss Mary Hlckcy. Miss Alice
Mcl'ojle, Miss Clara Pound, Mr. D r
Conlen Mr. William Bond, Mr Bobert
Bond, Mr. B T. Itvbere. Mr llnrrv
Hnlnrs, Mr ltnvmond Cnbrev. tir
i Thomas Adams, Dr. Bradford MnBse
I Mr WllUnm lnnlin 1 r.nvrA,..A rm-.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dornan will lel, Jr. Mr. Harry Fairon, Mr. Lawrence
celeblntc their golden wedding tinnlver- Thomas, Mr. William Connor, Mr. Chnrles
?"'' "ie nomo of their daimh- I "irccKcr. Mr i;tlward Carroll. Mr James
tcr, Mrs. 3 Cook. 1218 South Blst Rin-nt I nn, Mr. John Cnrroll. Mr. William
West Philadelphia
m mt Clarencc v-'rnu BlRph!im ftd
Mm. JlUpham. Miss Sophy t,8phnm nnd
houre m own 'hi Bl8p,ham clo8e1 their
ina thMr Z, ' ,s wcpk nnd "re occupy
in(? their cottage at rwi... mi,. '.;.
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summer.
uitfnv ivet,dlnf wl take place on Sat
"ey Bliss 222"- wh?,n rs' Wua""a Far
norirv w comcs tho brlle f Mr. Pen
nnck M. Way, of 1005 Snnsom street Tho
hoSrry Yh" P"f' t the brJe's
Solh I?,th? Wnrc". Apartments. 1CW
South 4th street, by the Bev. Dr. P. H.
&.y',.L F.hcsLer: " oW friend of the
w iuu o laiiiujr,
UVCS Of
present.
OnlV tllA llnmorllnlA A1A.
the contracting cnunln win
ni w Ir"; Arthur Matz, of B8th street
2? J Vo.dlttnd nvenue, were the guests
of friends In Chester, Pa last week.
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JCirter, to Mr. Boyden J. Hunt, or Had-
Ita
loltld, N. J.
Along the Main Line
'p.0SEaOST-Mr. and Mrs. G. Clinton
Ucm in receiving congratulations on
ipt oirin vi n sun.
I ri. ivatyn p ouinuii. uiiu .ixisn aiu-
I3t( nave morea oui iu tuuir euuiutui
tat pa Montg.omerj- avenue.
Uu tnillnn. -V PnrHn will PAhirn 4n
uf from Wllkes-Barre, where she has
(Ka villus; urs. uixon mo last wcck.
rjAlUJJiync iur, unu lurs. ui. nuwmu
JSOer, of 126 Valley road, aro leaving
jIBir W Atlantic City, whero they will
f ill Bering the summer.
j.ltr id4 Mm. Harry B. French are
?f;d:ss two months at tho Haverford
PTJJ UAWR-Mrs. N. B. Browne, of
A South (1st street, has taken Miss
JfSiMslii'i house, 615 Montgomery avenuo,
fk!th iH III occupy until September.
I.llf. ud Mrs. Thomas James will spend
mimmnu their cottage In Chelsea.
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Germantown
kti. WUlIarn Adams, of Navahoe ave
faiod Mermaid lane, has taken a tablo
Ulij ChaiilV hrHir tn Via Hnn tl.!
fcnlm in the Ladles' Clubhouse of tho
jwuniown uncket Club. The others at
6i UM will be Mrs. Bufus Scott, Mrs.
fitaj CoUhin. Mrs. Joseph Feltas.
i wriy will have luncheon at Man
paaind will nft.nvnni nan .. AnMta
tanuwat.at the Philadelphia Cricket
gfc W4 Ma, Edward A. Grove, of
ZI' avenue, accompanied by their
In . Fr' Dorothy Grove Smith,
h?5?1,he,r Auntie City cottage the
jr- uuf rapnin..
lOTEL ARRIVALS
ESS vK& m- wil:
The house has been elaborately decorated
with palms, baskets of cut flowers and
red and white peonies Many beautiful
gifts have been received, Including a
largo purse of gold Thcro will be a large
family reunion this evening, and among
thoso present will be Mr. and Mrs John
Grconwell, Mr and Mrs. Warren Moss,
Mr. and Mrs. John Orecnncll, Jr , Miss
Mary Greenuell and Master JIarold
Green; If, Miss Hattle Scott, Mr. Samuel
Greenuell, Mr. and Mrs William A. Dor
nan, Miss Kathcrlno Dornan, Miss Buth
Dornan. Mr. and Mm llnm. n-
Mlsn Helen Dornan, Miss Mary Dornan!
m so nna woman, .Mr. raul Iteynolds.
.... .J.....,, uu.uap, ,uiss Jiargarct Cook
and Mr. Woodward Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bcevy, of 715 North
33th street, will leave the city shortly for
a trip to tho Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. J. Atwood White, of Oak
Lane and Lawnton avenues, Oak Lane,
announco tho ngngement of their daugh
ter, Miss Beba A. White, to Mr. George
H. Thornley, of West Phltndtlphla.
Mrs. Charles W. Beck, Jr., of Crescent
road, Wyncote, accompnnled by her
daughter, Miss Julia Beck, have gone to
the Military Academy at Mannlus, near
Syracuse, N. V., to attend the commence
ment exercises. Her son. Weston ileck,
Is a student at the Academy. They will
return home today
Cooper, Mr. William Evnns.
Mr J. J Tox, of 91S South 6th street,
left this week for a tilp to the Panama
Exposition. He will bo gone for five
weeks, and will return to attend tho be
trothal reception of his sister, Miss Sarah
Fox, In Julj.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bond, 2508 South
13th street, nre entertaining their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, George
Buckpn. of Auburn, N. V.
Mr. and Mrs Max Pearl, of 1013 South
7th street, hae as their guests this week
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kline, of Jamaica
Plains, Boston. Mr. Kline is ono of tho
dclegntes of the Independent Brlth Abra
ham now holding Its 20th annual con
entlon In Atlantic City.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Malcna, of 227 North 2d
street, gao a reception on Sunday at
their home to formally announce the be
throthnl of their daughter. Miss Anna
Melana, and Mr. Albert Kotzker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. KoUkcr, of 067 North Cth
street.
Mr and Mri. Alfred Aarona, of the Ma
jestic, will spend the summer in Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Battz, of 2Sth
street nnd (Jlrnrd nvenue, will spend the
summer In Atlantic City.
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MRS. AUGUSTO PULIDO AND INFANT
Mrs. Pulido spent the Inst season at tho Bellovue-Stratford
liamsport.
Uathcr Lyan
N. Y.
pnjbreaker. Aitoona. 1
, Manbeclc, Harrtbur
J Doli. Iowa; Mr. ai
teidlng. Fa.; Edward
X Drookbank. Drlftwnml. Pa.;
K.
Kent,
SSft.?i . A. C.ynn.-i"",' t5i
lMrmii
JJ. Manbeck
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itaWb. ."eMlne' Pa,i Edward Bliay,
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ft.Ut'.1 CtOnebreaker. lftnnn. Pa
ti. ESZ. ft.)ia"bec.1?' "rrtbu, Pa.i
M a. p.ww.V "."' 'w jir. ana an,
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ifi. Toronto, ennart.. r. II V
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KW-1 K. Bryan
Hi li.t.' ryn. PlttiburKh. Pa.:
ynVHjbwn. Carbondale. Pa.: Mr.
f'fcrinSnfc' rrUbur?' p,y u
SjWv' ?,a,UUr' and Jin. 0. C.
jWurSJmr.;' T-.a prt. Huntingdon,
ftWSffi i5?Sn Huntingdon. Pa.; T. I.
ttaTS. W. Hletart Ithaca. N.
fUfe F. Scbaub. Lancaiter.
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Mm W'rS5?nL'-iJinT. Drai-
KH Pa I 'itrlulV;ln & HPar".
rtj,0wrpaf'" Mm. Jaraea P.
i,"$'S: Stewart Enile. Hailelnn.
U' i,.'1 on' Pa Jonei.
h8Tfj I:?eorC? Evani. Nw
r&it?' J?lw. New York: Walter
I. Mr LJi ,". ' ael"g a. Janaslk.
Tvk, M Mm. J, li Klneifora.
TODAY will mark the 23th anniversary
of the founding of St. Timothy's Hos
pital, which will be celebrated with a
lawn fete on the grounds of the hospital.
The hospital was founded by the late
J. Vaughn Merrick and his wife. Mary
Wagner Merrick, as a memorial to their
parents and was called "Memorial Hos
pital and House of Mercy of St. Tim
othy's Church, Boxborough." It was
opened In the Wagner homestead at the
corner of Ridge and Jamestown avenues,
and has grown Into the present large In
stitution. There will be rustic booths for the sale
of home-mado candy, cakes, fancy arti
cles, cut flowers and plants, a fish pond
In charge of the Junior Aids nnd a tent
for fortune telling. From 4 to 5 o'clock
the anniversary exercises will be held,
with the Bev. James B. Halsey, chair
man ex-offlclo of the Board of Managers,
and Dr. Barton Cook Hirst as the prin
cipal speakers, Supper will be served at 5
o'clock. The fete will be In charge of
Mrs. George A. Bostwlck, president of
the Ladies' Aid; Mrs. ax. wowara j'ussen,
vice president; Mrs. George McKeown,
secretary; Miss Margaret D. Bostwlck,
treasurer; Mrs. J. Vaughn Merrick, Mrs.
David E. Williams, Mrs. John Thompson
Llttlewood, Mrs. Reuben Kenworthy,
Sirs. George Clay Bowker, Mrs. Oliver S.
Keely, Mrs. Nathan L. Jones, Mrs. Rob
ert H. Hays, Mrs. Robert Hey, Mrs. Wit
bur F. Hamilton, Mrs Robert E. Dennl
son. Mrs. Lawrence Slmcx, Mrs. William
II. Stafford. Mrs. Clinton J. Stafford. Mrs.
Joseph C. MorrlB, Mrs. John F. L. Mor
ris, Mrs. William G. Lawton, Mrs. Will
lam II. Lush, Mrs. John J. Foulkrod, Jr.,
Mrs. Edmund Keely, ixrs. xevi nan.
Mrs. Charles Ganger, Mrs. Alfred A.
Delghton, Mrs. Robert L. Entwlsle, Mrs.
C. C. A Baldl. Sirs. John II. Dearnley,
Mrs. E. L. Cuthbertson. Mrs. F. L. Cas
tleman, JIlss Catharine Conway, Sirs. "W.
J Beatty, Mrs. O R. Moore, Mrs. Charles
SI. Stout, Mrs. J. C. Wobensmith. Sirs.
C E. Wood, Sirs. J. I. Nicholas. Sirs. T.
F Mower. Mrs. AVIlllam Stafford, Mrs.
W WorroU Wagner, Sllss S. W. Wag
ner, Sllsa Slary Kurtz, Sllss Nettle
Kurtz. Mrs. J. V. Kelly and Sirs. Samuel
Blrksmire. They will be assisted by Sllss
Elizabeth SIcKeown, Sllss Ellen Scho
Held. Miss Edith Jones. Miss Paulina
Sweeten. Sllss Clara Springer. Sllss Slar
lan Preston. Miss Blarlon Erwln, Sllss
Eleanor Erwln, Miss Mildred Holt. Miss
tt-athrvn Keely. Sllss Hazel Blrkralre.
Sllss Ethel Cope, Sllss aiadys Howe. Sliss
Helen Sweeten. Sllss Frances Snyder.
Sllss Dorothy Slartln. Sliss Lucy Bost
wlck. Sllss Edith Mellerlsh, Sllss Bertha
Chrlstenson. Miss SItlllcent Halsey. Sllsa
Margaret Jackson, Miss Slarlan Nelll.
Miss Elizabeth Jley. Miss Slary Grlnrod.
Sllss Dorothy Hendren, Sllss Ethel Slctz
ler, Miss Jean Phillips, Sllss Alma Brom
ley. Sllss Irene Dearnley, Sllss Marian
Townscnd, Sllss Sllldred Springer and
Sllss Sarah Young.
The lawn fete to be held tonight and
tomorrow night on the grounds of St.
Slatthlas' Church, Bryn Slawr avenue,
Bala, of which the Bev. SI. J. SIcCabo
Is rector, promises to havo many Inter
esting features.
Large and small sized American flags,
Interspersed with small Irish flags, to
gether with many varied colored lanterns
strung around tho lawn, will lend a pa
triotic and picturesque air to the grounds
Whlto trellis booths at which fancy ar
ticles, novelties, cakes, candles, potted
plants, cut flowers and cigarettes nre to
brt sold, will be prettily decorated with
flags and electric bulbs and presided over
by prominent women and young girls of
Bala and Cynwyd. A fish pond will also
be arranged for the amusement of the
youngsters. Among other interesting
features of the fete will be an orches
tra, consisting of violin, harp, cornet and
drum, which will render musical selec
tions each night, while In a roped-off
space on the lawn the young people of
the parish will enjoy the novelty of
dancing on the green for the benefit of
the school building fund.
Among those actively interested In tho
nffalr are Sirs. Paul A. Vanneman, Sirs.
William Simpson, Sirs. J. Howard Slecke,
Sirs. Alexander J. Christie, Sllss SI. A.
Holt, Sllss Roblnette, Sllss Murphy, Sirs.
James H. Dolan, Sirs. John D. Colgan,
Sirs. Frank A. Rowsey, Sirs. O. SI. Gai
ser, Mrs. A. J. Slagulre, Sirs. Henry A.
Beck, Sirs. George Smith and Sirs SI.
Leary.
Northeast
The people of Kensington will be glad
to learn that a long-felt need Is about to
be supplied In the opening of a day nur
sery at 30SG Emerald street, where moth
ors can leave their children In tho care
of an efficient matron Children attend
ing school can go to the nursery for their
lunch at the noon hour. TJie managers
hope to have tho nursery In readiness by
July 1 nnd every comfort for the welfaro
of tho children will bo found.
The olllcers of the nursery are Sirs.
Emma Simons, president; Sirs. Margaret
Buchanan, vice president; Mrs. Anna
Ross, tiensurer. Tho board of director
ship consists of Sirs. Florence Fleming,
Sirs. Jcnnlo Steclmnn, Sirs. Sarah Slllno
and Mrs. Janscn.
Sir. Stnnlcy Rhodes, of 3G13 North 6th
street, will leave the middle of June for
San Francisco. Cal.
Eoxborough
Miss Ella B. SIcFadden will represent
tho OhrlaMan Endeavor Society of the
Leverlngton Presbyterian Church at the
Pocono Pines Young People's Confcr
tnce In July.
Sllss Rita Cook, of Trenton, N. J., Is the
guest of Sllss Slary SIcEnery, of 30U
Calumet stiect. Falls of Schuylkill.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Jean Wright, of "Wlssa
hickon, attended the 20th nnnlversary of
tho class of '9" at the Lehigh University,
Enston, this week. Sir. Wright Is a grad
uate of tho class
Lansdowne
Sir. and Sirs. Henry Statzell, of Shade
land avenue, will entertain the members
of their dancing class on Friday evening,
Juno 11. Among those who will bo pres
ent are: Sir. nnd Sirs. Clarence do Amour.
Sir. nnd Sirs. George Flmons, Sir. and
Sirs. Norrls Scott, Sir. and Sirs. Austin
Boyd, Sir. and Mrs. Frank E. Sagen
dorph, Sllss Vincent, Sllss Louise Van
zant. Sir. and Sirs Vernon Phillips, Sir.
nnd Sirs. Harold Odgen. Sir and Sirs.
Harry Henry, Sir and Sirs. Ralph Hayes
and Sir. St. J. Griffith.
Notices for the Society page "HI be
accepted ami printed In the Evening
Ledger, but all auch notices must be
written an one ilde of the pnper, muit
be signed In full, with full address, and
when posslbte telephone number must be
given.
bend all such communications to
"Society Editor," ETenIng Ledger, 608
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements are carried
out so that verification may be possible,
the notices will not be published.
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CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
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mHsUKhr
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Safety First!
"Safety First" to the housewife means
safeguarding the family's home-baked food.
Always x use Royal Baking Powder which
insures delicious and healthful food.
Royal Baking Powder is made from cream
of tartar derived from grapes,
Contains No Alum or Lime Phosphate
Royal Baking Powder it used by fifos. Carroll, the
lecturer in the Evening ledgeQooking
School at Horticultural ffajl.
"WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT ?"
Ileceptlon to Hear Admiral Ilenson. Medical
Cluo, Dellevue-Stratford, 0 o'clock
, ''Ink tea nnd minstrel show, Corpus Christ!
Aembly Hall. 2Sth street ani Allegheny "ve
nue. 8 o'clock.
o'clock Cria" ot knon, Lu Lu Temple: 8
8 o'clock10"8' Women-" club- L"" Theatre:
itree?"1' Dand' Prk avnuo and X1
SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODA
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY
10 a. m. Itpgulnr monthly meetlnc o' ths
Organization Committee, held at tl e soclets?.
te23"-,r,ur?l J?. South 0th street MIm &Z5
......... i.miiuinn oi me committee, presides.
Poon Open-air meeting In rilbert strei-i
n of 13th street SpeaLr.Mlis'iJeVtha'sap':
niiSl?.n-J"."i? 4?na, MCue addresses the em
st?r .nf..t?ei.F,Lrd automobile factory. Broad
street and LehJih menuo
,iL-0up m Cheatnut Hill and Germantown
branches, in conjunction with the Woman Buf"
Mri r'r.rt2rt-'ura,iie mtlnK at the home of
.".. rreueriek Hnyder. Carpenter lane Ger
"Jant"wn Mrs F. M Shepard presides. ChMr
mtn on arrangements Is Mra Henri N Uonn
aHted by Mrs. Frank Miles Day. J nn'
lil?"2iiEf",Mf 1S '(!" pia,B' accompanied by
W Jve- ?IlB,...na'1 "ad an article. "How
It v?.'.??n Wn." MUs Zimmerman alncs
Ji?.-i.W"",.,n Albett Wood dclh era campaign
rP'Vt"' oM"""8: ""Proa to the "cause " Mrs.
S.M rshenard repom op her recent work In
New Jersei. Tickets are l"l eenta Proceeds
StSi 'oermantoSn0 ehuebranCh """garters.
an8dPLo,?u7tM,ltTee1trtha SaPVl"' P"k at Md
S 30 p m. Miss Anna McCue speaks at an
open-air meeting at rront and Dauphin streets'
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
3 10 p. m Party's branch In the l.-Sth Legls
la,.he.,S,,r"$ 'J conjunction with the Chest
nut Hill and Clermnntown branches of tho
l'qual Franchise Society, hold mrtrnge meet
ing at the homo of Mrs. Frederick M. Bnyder
Curpenter lane. Germantonn Details ot meet
ing set out about the eenti of the Eaual
Franchise Society H
8 :i) p m. Miss Betsy McKay makes mf.
frage speech at 27th street and Columbia avenue
THE marriage of Miss Mary A. Auth,
of Dupont street, Manayunk, and Mr
Karl W. Mnrderatcck, of Boston, was
aolemnlzed on Tuesday morning In Bt,
Mary's Church, the Hev. Henry Oantert
ofllclatlng. The bride, who was attended
by her sister, Miss Teresa M. Auth, as
maid of honor, woro a lovely gown of
whlto crepe meteor, embroidered with
pearls nnd trimmed with chantllly lac.
The maid of honor was gowned In pale
yellow crepo. de chine trimmed with
chantllly Ince. The bridegroom had for
his best man Mr. Wllllnm Schlotter. After
an extended wedding trip Mr, and Mrs.
Mnrtlcrsteck will reside In East Boston.
Mass
WATTS-ALLOWAT.
Announcements have been received ln
this city of the marriage of Miss Ellen
Allowny, daughter of Mrs, John Alloway,
of Washington, D. C, to Mr. Paul B.
Wnlts, on Monday night, June 7, at the
home of the brldo's mother. Mr. and Mrs.
Watts, on their return from their wedding
Journey, will bo at home nt 6215 North
Broad strcot, Logan, and will receive after
September 1.
BTKINFIELD-PBESSMAN.
The marrlago of Miss Pauline Press
mnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Pressman, of 2710 West Qlrard avenue,
to Dr. Edward Stclnflcld. of 2231 North
33d street, will be solemnized tonight at
6 30 o'clock ln the Both Israel Synagogue,
32d street nnd Montgomery avenue. The
Itev. Dr. Marvin Nathan will perform the
ceremony, which will be followed by a
dinner at the Adclphla.
Miss Katharine Pressman will be her
sister's maid of honor, and the brides
maids will be Miss Dora Stelnfleld, the
bridegroom's sister: MIbs Bose Pressman,
Miss Kntlnkn Dannenberg and Miss Rose
Welnsteln. Miss Miriam Btclnfleld, the
little slstor of the bridegroom, will be
flower girl.
Dr. Benjamin Qraboss, of New York,
wilt bo beat man and tho ushors will be
Mr Boy Pressman, brother of tho brldei
Dr. Joseph Walker, Dr. Arthur Dannen
berg and Dr. Frederick Clair. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Stclnflcld wlU return from their
wedding Journey on September 1 and will
be nt homo at 641 North 13th Btrect
BITCH1E JACOBS.
Among tho Interesting weddings of the
week was that of Miss Helen Adole
Jacobs, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs Edward
Elliott Jacobs, of 1857 North 12th street,
and Mr. George Moland Rltchjc, of 280J
Oxford street, which took place yesterday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock nt the home of
the brldo's parents. Tho Bev. Dr. Her
bert B. Burgess, pastor of the Mutchmore
Presbyterian Church, performed the cere
mony. The bride Was given In marriage
by her father. She had two attendants,
her sister, Miss S. Isabelle Cleaver, ns
maid of honor, and Miss M. Elizabeth
Ritchie, tho bridegroom's sister, as uriues-
mnlil.
The best man was Mr. Howard J.
Knlrer, and Mr. J. Burrell Warrington
was usher. A reception for the families
of the young couple was held after tho
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Kltchle left for
nn extended Journey and wlllbe at home
after September 1 at 6311 Ogontz avenue,
lermantown.
HORROCKS-ROBERTS.
Miss Bertha Roberts, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Roberts, of 2622 West Co
lumbia avenue, and Mr. Charles Hor
rocks, of 2230 North 18th street, were
married last night at the home of the
brldo's parents. Tho ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Dr. John G. Wilson,
of the Union Methodist Episcopal Church,
and was followed by a reception. Mr.
Roberts gave his daughter In marriage
and she was attended by Mrs. William
A Weaver as matron of honor. Mr. John
Horrocks was his brother's best man.
Tho bridegroom and bride will return
from their wedding Journey and will be
at homo after July 10, at 2622 West Co
lumbia avenue.
KAUFFMANN-ULBICH.
A pretty home wedding that took place
In Tioga last night was .that of Miss
Mabel F. Ulrlch, daughter of Mrs. Albert
TO&ffii
Ulrlch, of 3413 North 17th street, and lit,
Affred KaufTmann, of Indianapolis. Iml.
The ceremony was performed by the Iter.
Arthur C James, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, of Ambler, Pa Mr.
James C Hcppe. matron of honor, tvaa
tho onlv attendant.
Mr. William Bowne was the best man.
A recepllen for the families of the young
couple was held after the service Mr
and Mrs. Kauffmann, after an extended
idumey. will make their home In In
dianapolis. ORLOVITZ-BERMAN.
A large wedding took place Tuesday
afternoon In Grand Hall, th and Whar
ton streets, when Miss Lea. Berman, U0
"u , lreI' oecame me bride of Mr.
Maurlco Orlovltz, of 232 rine street The
bride wore a beautiful rown ot white
duchess satin covered with pearls. She
carried a bridal bouquet of lilies of th
valley and white roses. Miss Adele KaU
was the maid of honor. She wore pink
taffeta covered with a. spangled tunle
She carried a shower bouquet of pink
sweot -petLB. The beat man was Mr Louis
Or ovltx. The bridesmaids were: Miss Ida
Orlovlts, Miss Kitty Welnsteln, Miss
Sara Mamon and Miss Henrietta Bern
stein. The ushers were! Mr. Samuel Bar
lason. Mr. Samuel Berman. Mr. Samuel
Tomack and Mr. Benjamin Erllch. Many
out-of-town guests were present, Aftef
the ceremony a supper was served after
which there was muslq and dancing; Tho
hrfdal couple have gone to Atlantic Cltr
on their honeymoon, where they wlU re
main for a month.
O'CONNELL HAGOERTT
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Church of
St. Thomas Aquinas. 17th and Morris
streets, when Miss Margaret Mary Hag
gerty, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Mc
Crosson. of 1S29 Taaker street, became the
bride .of Mr. John A. O'ConnelJ, of 235
ualnbrldgo street. The ceremony was
performed by tho Rev. John Phelan. The
brido wore nn attractive gown of blue
tafTotn, a leghorn hat, trimmed with
roses, and n corsage bouquet of pink
sweet pens. She wns attended bv her
sister, Miss Mary Haggerty, and the best
man wns a brother of tho groom. Mr,
Thomas O'Connell. A supper fcr the
bridal party was served nt the home ot
the bride, after which the couple left far
a short wedding trip. They will hq at
homo after July 1 at 2315 Balnbrldge
street.
MACAN-ARNY.
The wedding of Miss Helen Wormari
Amy nnd Mr. George Chase Macun, Jr.,
of Boston, took placo quietly WcdncMiay
niternoon at 3 ociock, at the country
home of tho bride's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Louis W. Amy, Ferromont, near New
Britain, Pa. The wedding, wh'oh took
place In the garden, was followed by a
small reception.
Miss Rose Macan was maid ot honqr.
and Mr. William A. Macan. Jr.. acted as)
best man. Tho ushers wero Mr Louis
Wayno Amy, brother of the bride, and
Mr. George Winning Selby. The Rev.
Clarence Wyatt Blspham, of St Philip's
Church, West Philadelphia, ofllcla'ed.
FR1EHDS' GEHTRflL
S6HG0L
surrounds the Student at the most
impressionable period of his life with
guarded care as to classmates, and
moderation as to dress nnd deport
ment. It is hoped these fundamentals will
continue to appeal to parents.
WnlTD FOR TEAR BOOK OF RATES
and ceneral Information ot the Friends' Edu
cational System from Ktndenrarten to Collet.
WM. EIJilER BARRETT, Principal.
1BT1I AND RACE STS.. PHILADELPHIA
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