EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, 8ATTTBDAY, JUNE 12
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W. ....n r coming Into their own
W. , .i .riii eartles and dances on
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."" i noh affairs durlnir the
I" j JlnnAV.itnnMI Will tlft
.- r. ami Mr. Charles M. Lea
T or of their daughter, Miss Kath
R. ja, Bt their home In Devon.
Hf .. r. Lewie Netlaon, of Cool
er 'st finvld. have also sent out In-
ftjoni for an """'"", " "
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PJ?(,1tdlnnr on Tuesday evening In
W' t Ills Nancy Correy Smith and
;E?M.wh Wood, Jr., whose marriage
i.ka tolacfl on 'iiiursanjr.
i.w .,. Cnssatt will also en-
fl " -.,-- .1 Ue,p tinm Tfaten.
!' T"". r "XlM A. Betrlce
to. in """. .
(Pb nd Mr. William u. umirennsn,
I?,, nwrlage will mlco Place on Tues-
In i .'dock Wednesday afternoon Mlse
KfL tl-Duke daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ir&mhi N Duko, of New Tork. will
M. the hrlde of Mr. Anthony J.
lis?0 To.. ir. .M nf Mr. nnd Mrs.
Knr rS'rexei Biddle, of this city.
?,. ime time the marriage of Miss
MOW and Mr. J. Howard Sheble
fjfllb ' . Minn Mnrv Plor-
C,!DDrMr. whose marriage will take
Kr.. is Mr. Herman Markle Hcssen-
Hl-ii, An Saturday, w II entertain ner
h&h n f f.lUr"ir h,a.rn.M. nt liineh.
IE t h home. Wcntworth, Rosemont.
iff'. ..v..i tritior. dauchter of Mr. and
, WWW W "Fltler." who will be a
?WlS next year, will bo guest of
il .r ..,. nnrtv In bn etven bv
' lift) Of m ftt '" ' -
'A Mrtnts on Thursday afternoon at
Shome, Oulphmont, Villanova.
t' ...'.i w, nnrl Mm. Charles E.
m will entertain at dinner at their
PC., D. WltT Guyier! of Hav.rfori
K .....tin t dinner at the Rndnor
;.Eotaub also on Thursday
7 Tltr Tfi" Da xwo "u'" " ""
'wUo on Thursday. At noon in St.
tr... ri,,,rrh Mtfla Nancy Correy Smith
IM iecome the bride of Mr. Joseph
l:i t. ,nJ at 4:30 the mnrrlaKe of
tiro iteri- Helen Harrington and Mr
lr .... Ti,.v.nn mill h .ntomnliprt.
jt'OirO f.T6lt iJionuj' "' ---
if ..J rlnni-lnir will OCCUDV1 the
;..... --, f TTHrtnv evenlnc. Miss
Uj..:.. M...h.n Plnrlr nnd Mr. William
I; P Wllletts, whoso marriago takes place
taSihirday, win do guests ot nunur "
I dinner to be given by Miss Clark's
'lather and sister. Mr. Sydney P. Clark
isdMlM Frances B. uianc, ai meir name,
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VSlii Eulalla Wlllcox, daughter of Mrs.
mXlRI J. WIIICOX, will euioiiuiii uv uiii-
atta honor of Miss Katharlno Harte and
Kr, George Putnam, whoso marriage will
tut plice the next day.
fliren In the Rabbit by Dr. and Mrs,
JCUrtei Boles Penrose, In honor of their
iCioghter, Miss aaran tt. u, i-enrose.
titurtsv will surely bo "Bride Day."
fii fewer than four Important weddings
Vik iflKC piacc. At i u ciuck i)Lina vuuo
bt Newhall Clark, daughter of Mr. and
Kr Edward Walter Clark, will become
fce bride of Mr. William P. Wllletts.
lit 5 o'clock Miss Katherlne Harte,
iuishttr of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.
Bute, will be married to Mr. George
htnsm.
UUe wedding of Miss Florence Peace
t imu, aaugnier oi ur. ana airs, nouori
iiucn. ornun, ana ur. iiooen j.urrej
Hli inlpmnlzfl nt 4 nVlnnk. and nt the
i hour tho marriage of Miss Florence
jBirr Breer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ittllun F. Drecr. of Rosemont. and Mr.
E'rmtnn Markle Hessenbruch will take
Bet
iSIr, Edward Waterman Dwlght will
ftt a largo stag luncheon at his house
la HTin(t Inno ftiAatntit TTII1 nn Rnt
pr also, and In the evening Mr. and
n. vosipn mil uiarK win give a aance
gftelr Chestnut Hill home.
ft-
JOf. nd Mrs. Charles Browne will give
luncheon from 12 until 2 o'clock today
U their home In Princeton before the
Wneeton-Yale game. Mr. and Mrs. W.
glials Huhn will be among their
JfiU from this city.
i'
Wm Ruth A. Sullivan will entertain
;t4lqner tonight at the Philadelphia
gaitrjr Club before the club dance.
$. James R. Hirst will leave on June
lyfor Bay Head where she has leased
JMUm for the summer.
IKr- and Mrs. Charles J. Mayer, of the
tfw-Norton, Germantown, will leave
eel? for their cottage In Ventnor,
jg they will spend the Bummer.
iu! 'weptlon to the graduating nurses
SMe Samaritan and Garrettson Hos-
F Was held Thnrartow avanlni. In thA
IT.ma TT ... . . ...
fi rraduated from these Institutions.
program was as follows: Vale
. Miss Margaret Turner. Phlla-
U4: C1&I5I TTIttnrv w.ttUn hv Xffa
h mine, of Millersburg, Pa., read
j-- 'uience sientzer, or upnraia.
reniauon. by Mlsa Marme Brla-
icnroona, Vo.: Prophecy, Miss
Una ReltUv Phllalalnhla
MWef address of the evening was
w by Dr, Wllmer Kruson, chief of
wo oamaritan Hospital.
y motoring to Princeton today to
9 Ue TaIe.'Prlnotnn ,n,s InMitdsd
.! Mr. n tVImV " r.."7' .
LI. - "- . 4AAU1I1I.U1I UllVJl, i!4.,
wrs. Reeves Kent Johnson. Miss
nna Johnson and Mr. Edward
Mong the Main Line
ttBRQOK A tha dansant will be
t the Overbrook Golf Club this
trom 4 until 6:30 o'clock. This
the final one of the season. On
i evening a dinner -dance win be
the clubhouse.
1(1 MrH. TMwIn ft Pinna nnfnmm
' hjf their son. llulnr Rrvlnir Wade
' ?!. Wwe'a mother. Mrs. 0. R.
Xr urel road, will leave for
ty on Saturday, June 36. to
'e earlv" Biimmf ., in Tniv.
Mrs. Close V11 trn tn Tin T.nka.
Adirondacks, and from there to
wings, me., for the early au-
' Mrs. Bvarett Bnslgn, of New
"- uo me guests of Mr. and Mrs.
" Mosler over the week-end at
on uresel road. Miss Adeie
wilt go to New Tork the lat-
C next TMAAlf tA rjuanfn fnr aaV-
y.
J a 1 a -fi.-mtxrnA
"wyd Club, Uandrlllo road, has
, ..i-iWim ior a aanee 10 oe giw
ni-.h- .a . a ...,11 11
- aoaor pf the Junior Membew
l Jtat., a ,.. r uw r.9 t.li
if tlub As tnt Junior mamtxisaiP
le one. u . MpMtt4 a Urge
g- v luuiistn ana tltelr (rwnas w
JJn lhe ptruiiass are Mrs. ft
ifall lira Johj, Storey BtH-
I,' WiUtBt Addison Fox w
- Viuuia, at,,, o. si. osir.
F
BON
Boutin er Mf- ","' Mrs- Theodore La
PredlrSb-n WJaUr S- MBrch. Mrs.
Mrs8hje.PPC?rAVml;ronTB. VRUt WU,on Bnd
Germantown
M1"M,"S Teufel, daughter of Mr. and
tfJit m T" "iS1',,0' M29 Wakefield
KrUr' .r"1 ,b8 weJd to Mr. Huwell
Kritr " am Mf' nnd Mrs' J- Markley
Chnmh ' -,n ihB Sl Vincent's da Pau
i?"' . Jhe nv. Henry Connor will per
form tho ceremony, Miss Mary Teufel,
F1tVM ,6 b.rlde' and Mr William
ntigerald will act as maid of honor nnd
.. i ,' '"ycuiivoiy. following a
Washington, d. a "n" "'r l
nfFr?dr0 l.s,' Jthw'ne McCrudden,
111 327,Wakeneld street, will be glad to
know that she is convalescing rapidly
from her recent Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Bromley, of TWO
WIssanlckon avenue, are being congratu
lated upon the birth of a son. Mrs. Brom
ley will be remembered as Miss Marjorle
KncII.
Miss Margarot Law, of 131 Phll-Ellena
street, will Imvc oarly next week to at
tend tho closing exercises at Welleslcy
College
Along the Reading
Mrs. William Rowbottom, of 1224 West
Lycoming street, Lognn, has announced
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
alary Rowbottom, to Mr. William L Ker
shaw, this afternoon, at a card party
nnd buffet luncheon In the Green Room
of the Hotel Adelphla. Miss Rao Mes
slnger assisted In receiving the guests,
who Included Mrs. II. B. Wilson, Miss
Florence Messlnger, Miss Mabel Mac
Grath, Miss Sarah Mnthcws, Miss Jane
Mlley, Miss Mildred Kugcl, Miss Llsetto
Wolslesfer, Miss Sylvia Muth, Miss
Reba Stull, Miss Estcllo Phillips. Miss
Loona Katlan, Miss Edna Champion,
Mies Leila Champion, Miss Dorothy
Weatherlll, Miss Flora Cavanough, Miss
Marie van Roden, Miss Beatrice van
Rodon, Miss Mildred Kennedy, Miss Mary
McConnell, Miss Erma Kraemcr, Miss
Edith Fields, Miss Sophia Ernst, Miss
Althen Rose, Miss Stella Snowden, Miss
Eva Hurting, Miss Esther Mahood, Miss
Emma Morris, Miss Alberta Zaun and
Miss Anna McCauloy. Mr. Kershaw Is
a graduate of the University of Pennsyl
vania and a professor of the Northeast
High School.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George William Roberts,
of Wyncote, will entertain a house party
over tho week-end. The guests will In
clude Miss Delia H. Brown. Miss Anna
Dell, Miss Margaret Franz, Miss Martha
F. Kuhn, Mr. William Wallace, Mr.
Frank Talley, Mr. Robert Martin and Mr.
Albert Maxwell,
Chestnut Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dunn, of 222
Allen's lane, entertained at dinner last
Wednesdny evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roland D. Pollock, of St.
Martin's, left Thursday to attend the
wedding of Miss Phoebe M. Weaver and
Mr. John Farrell, on Saturday, In WII
llamsport. Fa.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Hebnrd, of Chest
nut avenue, have taken a cottage at
Beach Haven for the summer months.
West Philadelphia
The marriago of Miss Mary Leah Mad
dock, daughter of Mrs. Richard C. Mad
dock, of 4317 Hazel avenuo, to Mr. Ed
ward Ernest Tompkins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick L. Tompkins, will take
place quietly next Wednesday evening,
at 6 o'clock, at the home of the bride's
mother. The bride, who will be given In
marriage by her uncle, will be unat
tended. The Rev. Dr. Rees, a retired
minister, formerly of the Chestnut Street
Baptist Church, will officiate. A small
reception will follow the ceremony, for
the Immediate families and Intimate
friends of the young couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Slothower, 4S23 Hav
orford avenue, entertained Thursday eve
ning at their home In honor of the birth
day anniversary of Mr. Levi Slothower.
Among the numerous guests wero Mr.
and Mrs. William S, Wright, Miss Doro
thy Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin God
dard, Mr. Matthew Johnson, of Camden,
N. J., and Miss Edith Slothower.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hogg, of 4520
Merlon nvenue, entertained at dinner,
followed by dancing, at their residence
Tuesday evening. The guest of honor
was Mr. George Lambert. The other
guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Conway, Mr. and Mrs. James Hogg, Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Deemer, Miss Catherine
irio. Mr. and Mrs. John Zebley, Mr.
John Merz, Miss Morgaret King.
Mr. George Lambert, of 3739 Ludlow
street, has Just returned from a visit to
the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Mr and Mrs. Jason Hudson and Wash
ington Hudson will leave shortly for
Chlncoteague Islands, Va., where they
will spend a portion of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Flnnlgan, of
6200 Greenway avenue, will leave the city
soon for Somer's Point. N. J., where they
will spend a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Camilla W. Zeckwer will
spend the summer months at their cot
tage, Moskoko, on Lake Champlaln.
The Ionian Club has Issued invitations
for the second annual iw"-' -
held on Saturday evening, June 19. Among
fhose invited to attend are Miss Dorothy
nn Miss Mary wurns, " ""
inis Helen Jenklnson. Miss Ella Adams.
M.s "J"" Jt.i,rtir Mlsa E labeth
McDonald. MlTsHllma Wallgren. MUs
KSy Blades. Mr. Sidney Andrea, Mr
SEk "Edward Qumn: M Y.
josepu t Toward Syren and Mr,
Fred Paul Wood"'""- .
Roxborough
Mlsa Irene Pearnley, oi w ne -n,T
aave a delightfully appotated lunch
"u X J. ? hr home In honor of
t?r,s Blva Koch, of Pittsburgh, who Is
M IL I short visit In Roxborough on
h,S, l'a S m WHwn College,
er .nthar guests were Miss Helen
X $ fSrine Graves, Miss
.$5 T'Nelsoa Miss Mildred Bckels, MUs
S Walk. Ml Reba Reod and MU,
Mwjorle Palmer, of Pasadena. Cal.
Mr aad Mrs. 'John Clark Tlddeji, of
nuTTex. win return to Phlladel
BiS?bfiJto spead the summer with
Sta TUde!. H Mr. and Mrs . JWtt
UMSSg " t ItoMto avenue. Wl-
ss Mt Agnes UUwbe.
iha tedlea of the Moyor MemortaJ
Br5tetwh. Manayunk awl Krams
aviawi tJM Bov P B. Moyjr. pastor.
wJfbotd ill of homeiaade brwd. PlM
ojaea 4 veatef.
Photo by Oray
MISS REGINA GRAEPP
BAREMORE
Who will today become tho brido
of Judge Clark McKinloy Whlttl-
more, of Elizabeth, N. J., in
Christ Church, Germantown.
South Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Terry Francisco, of 1231
South 15th street, gave a reception nnd
dance at their home In honor of their
daughter. Miss Marie Lester Francisco.
Among thOBe present wero Mr. nnd Mrs.
D. Clanclamlo, Miss Lena Clanctamlo, of
New York; Mrs. L, Bruno, Mr. Albert
Bruno, Miss Jane and Miss Florcnco
Bruno, of Bristol. Pa.; Mr. C. A. Zappa,
of Latono, Pa ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cavaluccl, of Egg Harbor, N. J.; Mr. nnd
Mrs. Paul Venutl, of Hammonton, N. J.;
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Traccy, of Atlantic
City, N. J.j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ed
wards, Miss Irene Edwards. Mr. and Mrs.
John Fox, Mr. and Mrs. James Montone,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Arrlson. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ralph Laporte, Miss Adeline Ln
portc, Miss Susanna Fox, Miss Rose Fox,
Miss Ray Do Marco, Miss Kate De Marco,
Miss Anna Glaneth, Miss Rose Ellis, Miss
Adele Cclla. Miss Anna Silk, Miss Mar
garet McKlnney, Miss Elizabeth McKln
noy. Miss Kathlyn Connor, Miss Eliza
beth Connor, Miss Edith Rosa, Mlsa
Madeline Grazine, Mr. John Fox, Mr.
Charles Fox, Mr. Anthony O'Lang, Mr.
Harry Camarote, Mr. Lawrence J. Keane,
Mr. Justine Marconto, Mr, Richard Cas
per, Mr. William Miller, Mr. Frank Car
rozza, Mr. Charles GlanettI, Mr. John
Nacey, Mr. Edmund Erb, Mr. Albert Cas
per, Mr. Nicholas O'Lang, Mr. Joseph
Francisco, Jr., and Mr. Charles Francisco.
The St. Monica's Catholic Club gave
Its annual banquet at the clubhouse,
18th and Rltner streots, on Tuesday eve
ning. Mr. Edmund J. Burke was toast
master and the speakers were the Rev.
Father James Tlmmon3. Mr. William
Weber, Mr. Frank McGurk, Mr. Joseph
Gaffney and Mr. William Pawling. Tho
following contributed to tho entertain
ment: Doctor O'Keefe, Mr. Joseph Mc
Cann. Mr. Joseph Delahunty, Mr. Lawr
enco Flynn. Mr. Robert Barron and Mr.
Raymond Conklln. Among those pres
ent were Mr. W. Anderson, Mr. Joseph
Burchlll, Mr. Robert Barron, Mr. Edmund
J. Burke, president; Mr. William Curley,
Mr. E. Connell, Mr. L. Collins. Mr. R.
Conklln, Mr. M. Connelly, Mr. R. Cullen,
Mr. J. Cassldy, Mr. F. Collins. Mr. J.
Conley, Mr. J. Delahunty, Mr. H. Dunn,
Mr. J. Daley, Mr. H. Daley, Mr. A. Dean,
Mr. J. Daly, Mr. J. Deagon, Mr. J.
Dougherty, Mr. C. Dunn, Mr. J. Roberts,
Mr. C. Raffo, Mr. F. Shlrtz. Mr. F.
Schneider. Mr. D. Splahn, Mr. J. Schnei
der, Mr. W. Trotter, Mr. E. Toftard, Mr.
W. Weber, Mr. E. Ward. Mr W. Woods.
Mr. M. Dougherty, Mr. F. Dorcey. Mr. S.
Ellis, Mr. L. Flynn, Mr. N. Furey. Mr.
J. Gollcn, Mr. H. Gehrlng, Mr. E. Galen,
Mr. J. Grelder, Mr. C. Hoguet, Mr. O.
Hunt, Mr. R. Hinze, Mr. A. Hughes, Mr.
L. Halpln, Mr. J. Johantes. Mr. J. John
son, Mr. G. Jewel, Mr. William Kane, Mr.
J Kaney. Mr. H. Lloyd, Mr. J. Logue. Mr.
J. Lennon, Mr. D. J. Mclntyre, Mr. J.
McDevltt, Mr. F. MoDonald, Mr. J. Mc
Devltt, Mr. J. McCann, Mr. F. McOurk,
Mr. J McGurk. Mr. J. McGuckln, Mr.
Joseph McNamee. Mr. C. McAullffe, Jr.,
Mr. J. McCuen, Mr. E. Maher, Mr. E.
Maher, Jr.. Mr. J. Maher. Mr. J. Murray,
Doctor O'Neill, Doctor O'Keefe.
Miss Florence Sternthal, J637 South 5th
street, entertained last night in honor of
her cousin. Miss Anna Harrison, of Den
ver, Col. Covers were laid for 20 guests.
There was muslo and dancing.
Mr. John Hare yesterday afternoon en
tertained about 20 members of the South
wark TJ, G. I. at a shad dinner at I'oint
Breeze Park. Hlartlng from Broad street
and Moyamenslng avenue, the party
motored to tho park. A baseball game
was played, after which the dinner was
served. There wore various other amuse
ments and the party motored home at a
late hour. The affair was In hoifbr of
Mr. John B. McLea.
Mr. and Mrs MaJTpearl, of 101J South
7th street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Max Kline, of Jamaica Plains, Boston,
Mass.. this week. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl
and their guests will go to Atlantlo City
next week for a few days.
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Kolnsky, of E28
South Wth street, will shortly open their
cottage at Willow Grove for the summer
with a house party to a few friends of
the younger set.
North Philadelphia
The Phi MU Club will give a' progres
sive dinner tonight starting at the home
of Its president. Miss Adellna P. Noar.
3090 West Glrard avenue. From there
.. in ,A ,h.iinm.inf Mlsa Eleanor
Watfleld. MUs Helen Conley, Miss FJor.
ence uurley, oonciuaina un ,
Merlon. The other members of the club
. , .j. ,.. ill w.io Miss Lillian
Rowl.ey. Ml... Bosella Htrleman Miss
Carrie nussen, . --
Miss Marlon White.
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SUFFRAGE EVENTS
TODY
WOMAN SUFFRAtlB PART.
T a. m.-8a"K bXh OBjd at tb ''?6i
iiuh and Mrkt varleu artlel. vM
SfSnJi taioa in the ItlhTejWittve DUulot.
r'r...rir v-nhn in chart.
" JL,,.t. aBiVCHUa SOCIBTY.
Moaa-Opw " M!S ? OUy Hall !.
Bwh3t. Mia BHB SapovlU.
aVeaue aua Cambria aaaat- 8Ur Ml"
aAiSa. a-nar ?
oiU. . AA,.. An r?it Uaii nlasa.
SLU, Ja JU KC
MRS. ALFRED S. EISEMAN
Who was married on June 1. Mrs. Eiscman will be remembered ns
Miss Alino A. Selig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ell K. Selig. Photo
graph is by Mathilde Weil,
Tioga
Mrs. Robley Dunglisson Snlvely and her
sons, of 1709 West Tioga street, are occu
pying their bungalow at Waynesboro, Pa.,
and will remain until autumn.
Mrs. anil Mrs. Hugh Larrlck, of 3023
North Broad street, havo gono to Rich
mond, Vn to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Weltzel nnd
ihelr family, of 4C09 North Broad street,
will leavp during the month for their
summer homo In Ocean City.
Miss Mnry Sullivan, who has been the
guest of Miss Marian Jones, of 310; North
22d street, has returned to her homo In
Baltimore, Md.
WOODBIDE PARK "The Time, the
Placo and the Girl," with the Royster
Dudloy Opera Company. The familiar
and amusing "Chicago show" of some
years back, revived by Stago Director
Darling, producer of "Tho Girl from
Utnh." The cast Includes Eva Ollvottl,
Clara Palmer, Charles Tingle .and
others.
FORItEBT "With the Fighting Forces of
Europs," with tho Kaiser, King George,
President Polncare, the King of Bel
glum and Admiral Tlrpltz, the soldiers,
sailors, battleships and forts of war
ring Europe shown In klnemacolor for
tho first time
KEITH'S John Hyams and Leila 51c
Intyro in Herbert Hnll Wlnslows mu
sical playlet, "The Quakeress"; W.Horo
llck's ensemble In "The Gypsy Camp,"
Russian folk dancing; Lady Sen Mai,
Chinese singer, a Burton Holmes
Travclctte to Rio do Janeiro; James
Diamond and Sibyl Brcnnan In "Nlfty
nonsenso"; Hal Stephens In "Famous
Characters In FamouB Scenes"; Her
man TImberg. comedian and violinist;
Duproe and Dupree, cyclists, and the
Hearst-Sellg News Weekly.
NIXON'B GRAND Al Lewis nnd Com
pany In "Tho New Leader"; Howard
Chase, nnd Company In "Where Igno
rant Is Bliss;" Manuel Romaln. min
strel; Quecnle Duncdln, "The Variety
Girl"; The Harrison West Trio, singers
and dancers; the Roladow Brothers,
equilibrists, and movlo comedies.
CROSS KEYS (First half of week)
The Merry Maids of Japan, the Cadets
of de Gascogne, Cook and Lorense,
"Her First Cose." the Plclannl troupe
of acrobats, the Italian Maids and other
turns. Second half or ween xne uoio
nlal Montrose Troupe. Price and Deerle.
Macintosh and Maids, "Tho Sacrifice, '
Joe King. Juggler; Tllford. ventrilo
quist, and other turns.
TROCADERO Bobby Morrow's "Big
Burlesque Review." with Blanch Balrd,
Gladys Sears, Pat Kearney nnd Frank
Murphy. One of tho features is a trav
esty, "Slumming."
COMINO. ,
JUNE It. '
KEITH'S Elizabeth Brlce and Charles
King In bits of musical comedy; Walter (
Kelly, "The Virginia Judge", Harry
Tlghe and Babette In a comedy skit.
Princess Radjah. In oriental dances, a
Burton Holmes Travelette on "Buenos
Aires"; Galettt's Baboons In "A Day at
the Races": Ed Blondell and Gertrude
Perry in "Tho Lost Boy"; Jule Bernard
and Florence Scarth In "Loan-Sum (
Street," and Booth and Leander, pre- .
oentlng "Something to Talk About." '
JUNE SS. ,
KEITH'S Flske O'Hara, Clara Morton, I
Jack Gardner, tiussey ana uoyiu,
Burton Holmes Travelette, Satsuda
Japs, Cartmell and Harris, Adelaide
Francis and Archie Nicholson & Co,
Perlmutterings on Stars
By MONTAGUE GLASS
"Did you ever hear It that Slax Tuch
man has got a .on by the name of Ralph
Tuchman, whloh la now working as an
actor!" Louis Gurtn. the real estater.
asked as he sat opposite B. Rashklnd in
the Regal Vienna Restaurant and Cafe,
"Sure I hear It," Rashklnd answered,
"and I ain't got no sympathy with Max
neither, Gurln. because If a feller calls
his son by such a name as Ralph, y un
derstand, the best he could expect Is that
a feller should turn out to be an actor or
something." .... v, .
"Seemingly you don't think very high
of astors." Gurln commented.
I think. Just so high from actors as
anybody does. Gurln." Rashklnd de
clared, "which I don't know nothing
about 'em, Gurln, because I alnt got no
actors In my family. Oott sol dank.
"Why Gott sel dankT Gurln asked.
"So far as I found out up to date. Rash
klnd. you ain't got no rabonlm In your
family neither, which If you could claim
for a relation such en aotor like Povlo
Warfleld adsr a ooneora Mk Montgomery
and Stone, y'understand. you wouldnt got
no kick coming, believe ma.
"I seen 'em all," Rashklnd retorted.
Notices for the- Society P w" be
iwcepted and printed la the Evening
ledger, but all sueh notUea must be
writtea on ooe !d ' " B,u'
be lraed la full, with full addreas, and
whan pOMlbU tekphooo number must be
(lieo.
Sand all saeb, wmunusleatlom to
"Satiety Kdltor." Kitulog Ledaer, 68
CliutDut street.
Dalaa. $ha rqufaemnU oarrled
sat tbat verMeattaa may P"H!.
fca uatlea wtU net b pabttlil-
ijfeBk
Northeast
Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Uurnstlno and fam
ily, of 193C North 7th street, have left
for their country homo at Clayton, N. J.,
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. McCaulcy. of 211 East
Cumberland street, are spending tho sum
mer at their hnuee at Island Heights,
N. J.
Sirs. Sol Jacobs and family have re
moved from 2010 North 8th street to 1507
North Sth streot.
Miss Flora Hyman and Mr. Aaron Hy
mnn, of 2033 North Front street, havo
taken apartments at tho Pasadena, Ori
ental avenue, Atlantic City.
THEATKICAL BAEDEKER
"nr.d what la It7 Dovld Wurfleld acta
very natural, like a poor feller In tzurls,
y'understnnd, aber, there's lots of green
horns which I could cried a whole lot
woracr as I cried from Wnrfleld, except
that with such poor schnorrers neblch, If
you show them suckers tho least little
encouragement, y'understnnd, they would
never rest till they get from you a
coupje of dollars, Gurln. As for this hero
Arm of Who's-thls & Stone, I admit I cot
to laugh at them, Gurln, but if you -would
be proud to have In your family a couple
of fellers which everybody laughs nt,
Gurln, you got funny ldecs about what
Is bekovet in a family, Gurln, I must
say."
"Montgomery & Stone oser worry If
people laugh at 'em," Gurln said.
"They're a couple of very good actors,
Rashklnd. I bet ycr If they got a cent
Invested In flrst-class A number one loft
buildings, they got half a million dol
lars. "You don't tell me!" Rashklnd ex
claimed. "Dovld Wnrfleld Is another booiI actor,
only In a different way," Gurln contlnuod.
"Warfleld owns tenement property, other
wise he Is Just as good as Montgomery
& Stone, y'understand, and some saya
even better by a couple of hundred thou
sand dollars."
"Is that so?" Rashklnd cried.
'Furthermore, George M. Kohn Is also
good for half a million dollars at the
very least," Gurln went on, "and still
another very good actor Is a feller by the
name Corse Payton, which he owm prop
erty in Brooklyn, although, of course,
LEILA McINTYRE
At Keith's next week.
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Patriotic g Dance -- M8"-,
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"!r . . Dance Contest w"k,
Scholar' Practice Dance ' Tburi Bvs , l Jn ij-
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A WEDDING of Interest to German
town residents will be that of Mies
Regina Graeft Baremoro and Judge Clark
McKlnley Whlttlmore. of Mlzabeth, N J
The ceremony will take pliee at J o'clock
tonight In Christ Church, McCallum and
Tulpehoeken streets, and will be per
formed by the Rev, Henry Arndt, as
sisted by the Rev. Dr. Baer, of Trinity
Church, Elisabeth, N J. A reception will
follow Immediately at the home of the
bride's parents, Cliveden avenue nnd Jef
ferson street, for 300 guests.
Miss Bnrcmore will havo as matron of
honor her cousin, Mrs Seymour Miller, of
New York, and Miss Margaret Falkner
Will act as maid of honor. The brides
maids will Inctudo Miss Dorothy Green,
Miss Margaret Law, Mies Gertrude Ross,
of Doyleatown; Ml Jane Whlttlmore, of
Elizabeth, N. J. Judge Whlttlmore will
have as best man the brldo's brother, Dr,
Henry Randel Baremore, Jr., and the
ushers include Mr. Chaunoey MoPherson,
Mr. Ernest Mulford, Mr. Walter Ash
mead, Mr, Reginald Graelf, Mr. Seymour
A. Miller, Mr. Eldrldge, of Elizabeth,
N. J.
The bride, who will bo given In mar
riago by her father, wilt wear, an ex
quisite gown of cream-color satin, the
bodice of which will be made of chiffon
and old point lace which has been In the
bride's family for many years.
Her veil will bo of lace fastened with
orango blossoms, She will carry a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and
white orchids. Mrs. Seymour Miller, the
matron of honor, will wear light green
taffeta mails short and with a Jacket
whl oh covers a bodice and long sleoves of
chiffon the same shade. A Leghorn hat
faced with green nnd trimmed with a
single pond Illy completes tho costume.
She will carry an arm bouquet of pink
snapdragons. Tho maid of honor will be
gowned In pink, a shade deeper than that
worn by tte bridesmaids. Their frocks
will be of tho same model, the facing of
tho Leghorn hats, matching the gowns.
They also will enrry pink snapdragons.
Palms and pink peonies will bo used In
profusion as decorations at tho emirch
and house. After an extended wedding
Journey Mr and Mrs. Whlttlmore will be
nt home after October I at 765 North
Broad street, Ellzaoetn, N. J.
SEEGER-BETHELL.
Tho marriage Is announced of MUs
Arabella Bethel), daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Bethel), to Mr. Edward B.
Seoger, of Mount Airy, on Wednesday
evening at 7 o'clock, at the homo of tho
brldo's undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Van Glider, 4931 Hazel avenue,
In whose name the invitations were Is
sued. Tho Rev. Herbert W. Westwood,
pastor of tho M. E. Church, Mount Airy,
oRlclnted. Miss Elizabeth Bethcll, a sis
ter of tho bride, attended as maid of
honor, and another sister, Miss Elva
Bethell, played tho wedding march. Miss
Helen Bethell, another sister, nnd Miss
FOR THE COMING WEEK
Rashklnd, none of these here actors la
an good as they used to be. Rashklnd,
on account of tho way real estate Is so
dead nowadays, especially In Brooklyn."
THEATRE CHESTNUT
PLAYING NONE BUT THE BEST ACTS ALL THE TIME1
NEXT WEEK
THE POPULAIt AMEIUCA.V MUSICAL COMEDT STAItS
JOHN HYAMS and LEILA McINTYR
In Herbert Hall Window's "THE QUAKERESS"
A DAINTY riiAYLET WlTlt UEVf BOSC. 8 AND OnlOINAI, DAWCE8
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An Original niot ot Motion, "IN THE GYrSY CAMP"
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JAMES DIAMOND & SIBYL BRENNAN
In a Mirthful Mimical Medley.
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Evelyn Seeger, the bridegroom's- small
sister, were flower girls. Mr. George John
ton acted as beet man. A! reception fol
lowed the ceremony, ntter which th
young couple left for s, wedding trip
Upon their return they will spend th
aummef at Ocean City, where Mr and
Mrs. Van Gilder have taken A cotiAffe.
DEVLIFEEr.Bt.
The marriage tt Mlsa Irene Mas Fcetey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Feeler,
of M North 51st street, and Mr. Thorn
A. Devlin, of 210 North .Parson street,
took place Wednesday morning, in the
Church of Our Mother of Sorrow. The
Rev. P. F. O'Neill, spiritual director of
the Vlotrlx Cathollo Club, performed the
ceremony, which was followed by a
Nuptial Mill. The bride was attended
by Miss Lillian Kelly, and Mr. Devlin
had for his best man Mr. Robert Henry
Both are prominent members of the Vlo
trlx Club. A wedding breakfast for the
bridal party was served at th hem of
the bride, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Devlin left for a trip through th New
England Btates. They will be at home
after July 1 at 111 North 65th street
COLEMAN-HULING.
Tho marriage of MUs Helen M. Hullng
to Mr. Wllmer B. Coletaftn took place
quietly this morning nt 7 o'clock In thS
parsonage of the Ebenezer Methodist
Eplacopal Church, 62d and Parrtih streets.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. F. B. Lynch, pastor of the church.
The bride wore a simple traveling gown
and was unattended. Following the cere
mony Mr. and Mrs. Coleman left on their
wedding trip, and upon their return will
live In this city. '
BROWN-COOK.
.Tho marriage of Miss Caroline B.'coolt
of 1611 Oxford street, and Mr. Samuel
W. Brown, of Brownstown, Pa., will be
solemnized tonight at the; homo of the
bride's brother-in-law and sister, Dr, and
Mrs. Robert Reld, Oil City, Pa, Mr. and
Mrs. Brown will Uvo In North Tona
wanda, N. T.
MORAN-EAGAN.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Edgon announce
the marriage of their daughter. Mlsa
Mary Agatha Eagan, to Mr. Joseph Law
rence Moran, In the Church of St. Greg
ory, at Nuptial Mass, on Monday morn
ing, June 7, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Amanda Dlehl Fegety, of S625 Ger
mantown avenue, announces the marriage
of her daughter. Miss Elsie Frances
Fegely, to Mr. Harry Thomas Kreplln on
Tuesday evening. In St. Simeon's Church.
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to side and made Incoherent tounds
through his nose. Indicating surprise too
profound for words.
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