!i
ORE DEBUTANTE
PLANNED AS
Kfciighter of Dr. and Mrs.
jcjiilux taniuu. in iiorv auj.4v xauuse jfarty to Joe
Given by Mr. and Mrs. Hardjng
. bw w. mnmfnm Aa
iflSS BAluui 11. u. -ii.ww
M t. ben vUItlnt: ner aunt, n.
JTiel Dahlgren. at her New Tork homo.
Sarned lt weok to her hqm ,n r6von'
mm Penrose) will be miest of honor at
fcajl which Mr. Dahlgren will Blv In
". TorK on December SO.
iJBM penrope w " - --ov...
. ... mmrlfta Tt. Pnroan and
KWddatighUr f the late M. and Mrs.
floh Drexet. Her aunts are Mrs, Harry
JTmtii Beaton Henry and Mrs. Drexet
hlgren. 'She Is a niece of Mr. Boles
rT. rTl. John IL Fells, Paul
nStkla Mills. Charles A. Munns and
? Sir prominent families, so "'T1"1."
2m he a Bay one for the little debutante,
''tl and Mrs. Mahlon Hutohtnson will
I r:' .vtr narty. supper and danco In
STRose Gardens of tho Bellovue-Btrat-i
zL m. November 4.
w v - -
W:.- . v. A- J. Dallas Dlwn will
fJHT'a theatre party and supper on No-BI-er
33. In honor of Miss Mary Dixon
F wr ..t... f Mr. anrt Mrs. Rug-
TJrZl. A.neMtr of Mr. and Mrs. Rus
it'
ST Thayer: Miss Margaretta Dixon
FSers of Mr. and Mrs. William Hey
'v j ifvirs. all debutantes of tho season.
J" '
Vr and Mrs. J. Horace jiarains -win
' ..J..i . lursre house party on Mon-
:.
TjaT October " Rt th0 Rum80n c'ub' a
,' ZriKbt. N. J., for several friends and
. .. ...... r ivitnfl t'nuMTin tinrr.
..rriin to Mr. Edward C. Dale
"5Tv.v. ninr-n on Tuesday. October 12,
W
vLvi o'clock, In St. Oeorge-by-the-Itlver,
4 .. n. J. Among the guests will
' Ckts. Ernest du Pont, Mr. and Mrs.
i rZ. r Ttr((. v,. find Mra. John
rSSlUker. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly,
hi" It Vr- Archibald Hubbard. Mr.
i rr.. Hermann A. Dcnckla. Dr. and
. Arthur Newlln. Mr. and Mrs. John
'strawbrldge, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Llp
iSneolt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Brockle,
fSr and Mrs. Albert P. Gerhard, Dr.
mi Mrs. Frederick Fraley, Mr. and Mrs.
'George I Justice. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Haybln Hart, Dr. John M. Crulce and
W, and Mrs. Charles West Churchman.
Among- thOBe who will be" present at the
Seenlng of the Chestnut Street Opera
noma tnnlcht are Mr. and Mrs. James
SFtter, Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward
fAraett, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Gazzam,
Jfr ana Mrs. Liavia iewia, air. anu Airs.
N. Newlln Stokes, Mr. George Huhn, Mrs.
n,,riu Wnlpott HenrV. Miss Gertrude
':.nrv. Miss Elizabeth W. Henry, Mr. and
f Mw. E. Rlttcnhouse Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
fc William Montague Lycett, Mrs. Ephralm
Brice, Mra J. Harrison tsmun, mr, ana
Wr. Jnhn. rt. Colahan. Jlr. and Mrs. John
AJl Brown. Mr. and Mrs. William Watson,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard a. uranam, juibs
Kria T. Graham, air. ana Mrs. juorumer
ftBrown, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Brown.
fVr, and Mrs. Robert H. Large, Mr. nnd
HTS. JUSllCe UOX, jr., mr. uiiu iun. tiu.r
1m Adams Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
KMton. Mrs. Bayard Potter, and the
Italian Consul Slgnor Gaetano Emllo Poc
Jcardl and his wife.
k.The marriage of Miss Alice Belln,
dturtiter ot Mr. ana airs, uenry
iBelln, Jr., of Scranton, Pa., and Mr.
jPIerre' S. du Pont, of this city, which
Wlil t&Ke place lonaurruw uit-crnuun uv
tie, home of the bride's brother, Mr.
ammot Bclln, 4uo 'arK avenue, isew,
ork. will be one of the most noteworthy
weddings of the season. The ceremony
Till be witnessed by Immediate members
M the family only.
Among those who will be in attendance
t the wedding will be the groom's four
Mew and brothers-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
William. Winder Laird, Mr. and Mrs.
Sodnex Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. M. Car
penter, his Bisters-in-law.Mrs. W. K. du
VPcnt and Mrs. Belln du Pont, Mr. and
;n. Lammot du Font, Mr. and Mrs.
; Irene du Pont and General and Mrs. T.
fColeman du Pont. Following a reception
,the newly-married couple will leave on
their honeymoon..
i They will be at home at Pelrce's Park
jifter December 1. The marriage of Miss
(Selln and Mr. du Pont will unite two,
w me oiaest famines in tno East. Mr.
Herre S. du Pont Is president of the E.
Wu Pont Powder Company,"
i oance was given at the New Century
Club, in Scranton. Saturdnv nlirhr hv Mr
ai Mrs. Henry Belln. in honor of their
wenier and Mr. du Pont. Severn! Wil-
Jton guests were present for tho af
fctf.1 A luncheon of ten courses was
jjW last Thursday by Mrs. Walter J.
JW. at her home In Scranton. for Miss
and among tho guests from WI1
wegton was Mrs. Charles Copeland.
MiOwing to n rn.nt Hnfi.t. In .V. ..11..
(" Charles H. Lea will not give the
v"un ia meei jur. and Mrs. Armitt
fwn until later in the season. Mrs.
n was Miss Julia Gallatin Dawson,
Z-v . "' nBT wedding to Mr. Brown
- , iac in uaiirornla last month.
?fee Pennsvlvflnfa AiIa... t-. .!..... .
Revolution will hold a board meeting
Jed by a state meeting at the Belle-
''.ra tomorrow morning at 10
debutanteii nf tvA (!.. .4ii v.
lned today at lunchenn nl
Cres, the Brvn Xrnwr linm. nf
?nd,M- George H. Earle, Jr.. in
. meir aaugnter, Miss Edith
and Mlsa Th.nHn,a IT T 11ll
ter of Mr. anil XTv T am4- t it-
of Haverford. Th ' niui. ,m
Miss Elizabeth W. Downs, Miss
D. Thayer, Miss t Margaret O.
h Merrlok, Miss Martha Thornton
ier. Miss C. Clennni. P.nn,v flo.
'Hlia W. dmuan H.I.. f3..ii ri v.i
Iki. ari T' arahom, Miss Agnes
ale. Mian r-Hliv, mi..., . n.,,
Btrhara M. rinv m.. . t
rSf.MJf.?arah s- Myers. Miss Mar-
iii..-i.ytT' Mlea A- Marjory Tay
. MleiMary E. Bohlen. Miss llouise S.
5i if !. 0"ni8 u, Freeman, Miss
eu ' aazzam' Miss Betty Scott.
iZ. w. "fJ"". wiss jj. urace
:"" "' Emlle P. Kennedy!" Miss
V. reroi. Miss Elizabeth c.
' MUs Katharine E. Register, Miss
uier, miss uertrude L. Pan
Ml Hiiith ri. t. .i..
mi nr0se Miss 8. UyUndale
uV; cni uuier and Miss
a C. Norrls.
Wta. Sturgls, who Is spending
m .. uiB guest or Mrs. Henry H.
i miniums, Chelten Hills.
a her guest over the jveek-end
Ma LOUlKA Rlnrirta nf tllw-.M.
MI Sturgls waa one of last
wumsntea.
Clarence M, Clark, aceomnanled
Wn, Mr. Franklin Taylor Clark.
1 OOWn from ManFhail.r V. lout
to attend the weddjng of Mlsa
-,r ...v.. nuu mv. IIAICIIUU
M Mri. n.nrjr M7 T..,n fn-
IfJi J'" Boulh "th street, ' hava
WW apartment at the Wlatahlckon.
wn. for the winter.
Along the Reading .
wU?Lrna mdge will be held lo-
i oiv 'v"" the old York Road
i 7V " noeaes w 1 be Mrs.
I iiVi f1rt O'nn'er-danco of the
VrwiS3; """nlnilerfw,w
Of UhpUrir, of tu North Mth
AFFAIRS ARE
SEASON ADVANCES
Charles B. Penrose to Be
a?h i i'r ftln. a nunbr of friends
r,, hm '.f Wednesday, evening. The
cS n MJjf Ele,ls Bruce, miss
S.V iS0"' 5!M Anna Kotwltt, Mlas
x nill0rnJ'i, MlM Florence M. Bailey.
ten 1?'?; if- Mr- John nrl":
Th'hl yXlnillS McCarter. Mr. Henry
nareMr' Nprman " Mr.
.f .PVJni aerr B. McCall. of llth
street and 6th avenue, Oak Lane, have
Fasnocht. of Reading, Fa.
Along the Main Line
HAVERFORD.-Mr. Charles E Mather
has i been entertaining Major Wadsworth,
of Geneseo, N. T.
mtrllf" ' ".CreAWr, of 85 North 41st
street, was tho guest of Mrs. Joseph L.
reagcr, of Montgomery avenue, over the
woek-end.
nRTN MAWR, Mrs. Caroline B. Bar-
nf."' h" c,08eJ her home and
will ylslt friends In the neighborhood for
about a month.
Mr. Raymond Karsner, of U3d South
I0?? 8lreet' Philadelphia, was the guest
of Mrs. Hugh Abornethy, of Gulf road,
over the week-end.
m? DVn'B-Mr. nd Mrs. Daniel M.
HhafCer have returned from a trip to the
Pacific coast, and oponed their house on
Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. J. W. England nnd family have
returned from Point Pleasant. N. J.,
where they spent the summer.
WATNB.-Mr. M. L. Tooker and Mr.
Warren Donaldson have returned to their
apartments at the Waynewood, where
they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fox, ot 107
Bloomlngdale avenue, are entertaining
'' -"Hies u. ureen, or Mouendo, South
America, Mr. Green Is 111 at Rockefel
ler Hospital, New Yorlc
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. McCabe and family
have closed their cottage at Cape May,
N. J., and returned to their home on
West Lancaster avenue. Miss Alice Mc
Cabe Is visiting Miss Rebecca White In
the Green Spring Valley, Md.
RADNOR. Miss Margaret Berwlnd,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Augus
tus Berwlnd, of Wlnwood, has Joined Miss
Leta Sullivan and Mrs. James Francis
Sullivan, of the Woods, at White Sulphur
Springs.
Germantown
Mrs. Edward Hutchinson nnd Miss
Hutchinson have returned from Belmar
and are at the Wissahlckon for the win
ter. Mr. Edward Hutchinson. Jr., enter
tained a motor party at luncheon in the
Wissahlckon Cafe recently. Covers were
laid for 14.
Mr. E. T. McCurdy nnd family are con
templating closing their new country
home in Huntingdon Valley, Pa., and
coming into the Wissahlckon, German
town, for the winter.
Mr. Joseph D. Wilkinson, of New York,
spent the week-end as tho guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Burgess, nt their home,
6306 Germantown avenue. Mrs. Wilkin
son will also visit her parents for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hesse, of
West Upsal street, will give a dinner on
Tuesday evening, October 19, in honor of
their son, Mr. William C. Hesse. Jr.,
whose marriage to Miss Helen Robert
son Clemens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G. Clemens, of 8212 Seminole ave
nue, will take place on Tuesday, October
23.
West Philadelphia
Miss MarJorie Inez Morrl.i gave a din
ner of 12 covers last night followed by
bridge at her home, 4601 Spruce street, in
honor of Miss Romalne Taylor and Mr.
Francis B. Wntklns, whose marriage will
tako place tonight.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Shellcnberger, for
merly of 4S27 Baltimore avenue, have
taken nn apartment at the Marlyn, 40th
and" Walnut streets, for the winter.
Invitations have been Issued' by Mr.
and Mrs. Frank E. Broslus for the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Helen H,
Broslus, to Dr. Abraham E. Cooke, of
Glen Cove, L. I., on Tuesday, October 12,
at 4 o'clock In the afternoon. A recep
tion at the homo of the bride's parents,
4920 Walton avenue, will follow the cero
mony. Miss Broslus will have her sister,
Miss Hazel Broslus, as her attendant,
and Mr. Henry Savage, of Glen Cove,
will act as best man. Doctor Cooke and
his bride will make their home In Glen
Cove upon their return from a wedding
trio.
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Levi, of 3016
Diamond street, will be at home Sunday,
October 10, from 8 till 11 o'clock, In honor
of tho engagement of their daughter,
Miss Mildred U Levi, to Mr. Eugene M.
Loeb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Loeb, formerly of Staunton, Va. Mr. and
Mrs. Levi will be assisted In receiving by
Miss Irene Blumenthal, Miss Marie Leo
pold, Miss Olga Loeb, Miss Alice P.
Fleisher, Miss May Flelsher, Miss Claire
Bachman and Miss Luella Hoffman.
Miss Esther Poland, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Poland, 3006 Euclid ave
nue, will be -married to Mr, Banett Lip
schutz, Sunday, October 10, at her
parents' residence.
Tioga
Mr. Amos S. Blake, president, and Mr.
Allen E. Sharp, secretary, of the Hunt
ing Park Improvement Association, have
Issued Invitations to the meeting of the
organization tonight, when an address
will be made by Raymond MacNellle,
Judge of the Municipal Court, who
will relate his experiences with the Juve
nile Court,
Mr. and Mr. Sidney Collins, formerly
of T(oga, gave a dinner on Saturday
night at their homo In Penllyn. Autumn
leaves and bronze-hued autumn flowers
formed the attractive decorations. Their
guests were the following 'from Tioga;
Mr. and Mr. Frederick T. Jennings, Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Painter, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Edward Hallowell, Dr. and Mra.
Henry Barry, Dr. and Mrs. Franklin
Krtbbs and Mr and Mrs. William
SchulU. ,
Frankford
The committee of the Frankford His
torical Society has arranged four fall out
ings for Saturday afternoons In October,
as follows! October 9, to Stenloh, the
home of James Logan, near Wayne Junc
tion! October 16, to Burlington; October 23,
to Fort Mercer and Red Bank; October SO,
an all-day trip to Princeton, N, J. The
committee consists of Mr. Thomas Crelgh
ton, Mr. Robert T. Corson, Mr; J, f. Ham
mond. Mr. Charles W. Castor and Mis
Jennie Stott. j
Mr. John F. Flemmlng. Mr." Thomas It.
Klrkwood, Mr Albert Button and Mr.
Frank Peak, who left last week on a gun
ning and fishing trip to Moortown, N. J.,
will return tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. Sarah King, of 2010 Gllllngham
street, announce the engagement of hir
daughter. Mis Annie King, to Mr.
Thorns . Wwwr, Wu wmt.
l
EVENING 'KEPqER-PHIEAPELPHLfl:, TUESDAY, OOTOBEft
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Photo by J. Mitchell Elliot.
MISS ROMAINE TAYLOR
Daughter of Mrs. Clarence Taylor, whose marriage will take place
tonight at 7 o'clock to Mr. Francis Benjamin Watkins, of Mont
real, Can.
K. K. KLUB ENTERTAINED LAST
WEEK BY L. J. GETTINGS
Musical Program Enjoyed by Those Present Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon Rose Entertained.
Other Affairs
MR. LAWRENCE J. GETTINGS en
tertained the members of the K. K.
Klub at the home'of his mother, Mra.
L. W. Gctttngs, 3015 Wharton street, on
Wednesday evening. The decorations
for tho occasion were pink and
green. After a short musical program
the guests were served with choc
olate luncheon. Those present were Mr.
ahd Mrs. Gettlngs, Mr. and, Mrs. G. D.
.Craig, Miss Emma Peterson, Miss Jennie
Warren, Miss Mary Wardell. Miss
Blafiche Chapman, Miss Natalie Craig,
Miss Helen O'Connor and Miss Ada
Evans, Mr. George Moore, Mr. Fred
Schauffele, Mr. Calvin Craig, Mr. Paul
Gettlngs and Mr. David Dumlgan. Mr.
Dumlgan entertained the guests with sev
eral violin solos, as did Miss Evans, with
several soprano solos.
An nnnual Slmchas Torah party was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Rose,
916 South 5th street. The pleasurable
evening was followed by refreshments.
Interspersed by songs by the Mlshorrat
Zlon Society. Among those present were
Miss Reba Rose, Miss Ida Rosenblum.
Miss Jennie Sugerman, Miss Stella and
Miss Belle Sacks, Miss Harriet Blleden,
Sophie Brammtck, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
S. Rose, Mrs. Rose llark, Mr. Mlchloh
Karmel, Mr. and Mrs. Rosenblum, Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham, Mr. Rose, Mr. Good
man A. Rose. Mr, Abraham Rosenblum.
Mr. Philip Rosenblum, Mr. Leon H. Rose,
Mr, Ell Rose, Mr. Herman Malcrman,
Mr. Abraham Jaffee, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bnuiman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sacks,
Mr. Samuel Sacks, Mr. Jacob Rosenblum,
Mr. and Mrs. Selig Jaffee. Dr. and Mrs.
Samuel Gross, Dr. and Mrs. Simon
Staham.
Mr. George Haig and Mr. David Hubbs,
of 1919 North 20th street, entertained a
number of friends at a musicalo and
dinner nt their home Thursday evening.
Tho entire house was attractively
'decorated and the muslo was furnished
by an orchestra under tho direction of
Mr,' Lawrence Johnson. More than CO
guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Blermann gave a party
In honor of their son, Mr. Harry Bler
mann, 21st birthday, In Arbelter Saengcr
bund Hall, when nn enjoyable evening
waa spent in singing and dancing. The
Kensington Orchestra furnished tho
music, and tho Ascher Harmonla gave
some splendid singing selections. Among
those present were Miss Blanche Werner,
Miss Helen Weldnor, Miss Stella Parker,
Mlsa Margarot Huck, Mlsa Marie Hlel,
Miss Alia Weldner, Miss Hannah Parker,
Miss Regina Welgand, Miss Genevieve
Fleming, Miss Lillian Mclntyre, Miss
Elizabeth Slegel, Miss Elizabeth Sauer,
Miss Theresa Schoffet, Mlsa Marie Legent,
Miss Alice Lyons, Miss Olive Morgan,
Miss Pauline Slegel, Miss Elsie Fried,
Miss Margaret Jlassau, Miss Anna
Mitchell, Miss Florence Nix, Miss Caro
line Schoffet, Miss Anna Herbergor, Miss
Jennie Legent, Miss Matilda, Sauer, Mr.
Harry Blermann, Mr. Joseph Huck, Mr
George Huck, Mr. Joseph Zoeller, Sir,
Charles Frelllng, Mr. Joseph Schoffet, Mr.
Peter Gross, Mr. William Lyons. Mr. John
Gross. Mr. Harry hostel, Mr. Charles
Schoffet, Mr, Vincent Fleming, Mr, Gus
fc ' ;'T ' f ffn """tWf I
MR. AND MRS. A. WARTHMAN RIIOADS
"Whose marriage toqk place today In Atlantic City. Mrs. Rhoads
W Miw.Pten C. Bender, of Brldcsbynr, Pa.
I Grevvay. Mr. E'rncst Marley, Mr. Fred
i erlck Meir. Sir. Willi-, , ih- .,
Th,0mSfiiiMacnnc11' Mr- "Ernest Biefus,'
Mr. William Degnan, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bler
mann. Mr. nnd Mrs. Schneider. Mr. and
Mrs. Rothermel, Mr. and Mrs. Huck Mr.
nnd Mrs. Slegel. Mr. and Mrs. Spitz' Mr.
and Mrs. Fried, Mr. and Mrs. Rossbauer.
Mr. and Mrs. Postel. Mr. and Mrs.
Llcgand, Mrs. Clarkson and Mr. William
Butenschon.
vrSt,.ls kulso M. Wagenknlght, of 333
North Horton street, entertained on Wcd
noBdny in honor of Miss Cornelia Kell
ifF'. . ose. marrlage to Mr. John Krolder
?nl.i.Mk,eAP,iaCen ctoberl2. The guests
!Sn ,ed 'J1?3. lda noberts. Miss Dcmaris
M illicit, of Llanerch; Miss Anna Joseph,
Mies Edna Macusker, Miss Elizabeth
Knlpsclieer, Miss Margaret Evans and
Miss Helen Kellkopp.
The "O. O. T' club, which was ro
Hly.Jfmed' i," meet on ThursdajTeve
Eff aUht r.csldenco of Miss Agnes Mo
Qm IF nltn,cr street- T"'3 club will
S? -." mectlnss every two weeks at
tne different members' homes, and every
month will entertain at novelty parties.
fi--at0lheairJfalB- theatre and "card Par
ties. The following are the members:
Miss Sarah Love, Miss Margaret Gil
more. Mls Evelyn Sutton. Miss Mar
garet IIarlfV. Aftaa Mn.l... tt wi
" -- -". ...awaivutj murail. JU1S3
i aMne ,McGovern. Miss Maria Mohan
and Miss Agnes Mohan.
Lansdowne
Mrs. Jennings Hood will entertain the
Mothers in Council this afternoon at her
home on North Owen avenue.
TiiMn!- Eward Fitzgerald, of Lo Monte.
111., Is tho guest of Mrs. Thomas Fitz
gerald, of Baltimore avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Lewis, of
East Greenwood avenue, are entertain
ing Mrs. Harry Kratzet and Miss Alice
Kratzet, of Detroit.
Mrs. Isaac H. Rhodes will address
the first meeting of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club this afternoon. Her topic will
be, "Why Women Join Clubs."
Women Writers' Club
Members of tho Women Writers' Club
of Philadelphia held their regular
monthly meeting last night at their club
rooms, 1210 Locust street In the absence
of the president, Miss Edith M. Burtls,
the vice president, Miss Gertrude Gar
nell, presided.
Various classes for study and recrea
tion were formed by the members. Mrs.
Rose Laddon Hanna will conduct a class
for the reading and study ot various
phases of socialism.
A claas for study of the technique of
short story writing will be conducted by
Miss Louise Botts Edwards, and a French
class, to bo taught by Mile. Ceclle
Rlgueur, Is being arranged for by Miss
Emily Carpentor, Miss Jessie Duval will
be In charge of a bridge club, which will
meet on alternate Thursday evenings at
the clubrooms.
It was decided to hold a dinner for
members the evening of November 10.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. Luther Gerhard, of Front street and
Susquehanna avenue, will make his home
with his daughter, at Bryn Mawr.
Mr. and Mr. John Craig, of 8024 Rich
mond street, last Sunday celebrated the
third anniversary of their wedding. The
affair was quiet and Informal, due to the
death recently of Mrs. Craig's sister, Mrs.
Robert H. Gibson. The Immediate rela
tives attending were Mr, and Mrs. James
Craig, Mrs. Kate McClay, Mr. S. Armour
McCIay, Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius Rcutllnger,
Mrs. Elizabeth Maneeloy, Miss Dorothy
Mnnecley, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm B. Craig
nnd family, of Wynneflcld, and Mr, Wal
ter A. Craig.
At the block party given recently by the
neighborhood folk of Front and Master
streets. Miss Sara Smith, of 135: North
Front street, won a beautiful ring In
token of being tho most popular girl In
the carnival contest,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Collar, Jr., of 1768
Frankford avenue, have returned from
Washington, D. a, where they witnessed
the Inst grand rovlew of the O. A. R.
The announcement of the marriage of
Miss Alice Jeanctte Farley, of 3300 Frank
ford avenue, to Mr. William Corr, of
Hh rtreet and Lehigh avenue, came as a
delightful surprise to their numerous
friends In the northeast. Tho young couple
wero married at Niagara Falls a month
ago while presumably upon a vacation
trip. Mies Farley Is one of tho pretty
girls of the northeast section, and was
wlJcly known In the younger dancing set
Miss Isabella Josephs, of Keystone and
Magee streets, Tacony, entertained a
largo number of her Kensington friends
last week. Those attending were Miss
Helen Conroy, Mlos Anna O'Kecfe, Miss
Isabella Joseph, Miss Marie O'Keofe, Miss
Flo Sllverstone, Miss Josephine White,
Miss Helen Kane, Miss Margaret Kane,
Miss Rose Bush. Miss Mazle O'Donnell.
Miss Anna Kane, Miss Katrlnn, Fitzger
ald, Miss May Breth, Miss Bessie Brooks,
Miss Lena Gcnster, Mr. Thomas Devllnc,
Sir. J. Murray, Mr. Martin Dcflancy, Mr.
George Dunn, Mr. John Duffy, Mr. Law
rence Hughes, Mr. Daniel MacKcll, Mr.
Thomas Daly. Mr. P. Hughea, Mr. John
Dwyor, Mr. Joseph Toung, Mr. Edward
Walsh, Mr. Alexander Masberson, Mr.
Harry McCloskey, Mr. William Barry,
Mr. Nelld, Mr. Edward Sullivan, Mr.
Harold Garvin, Mr. Larry Hughes, Mr.
Richard Smyth, Mr. Harry Alexander,
Mr. Thomas Rhodes, Mr. Alojplus Lough
rey, Mr. Thomas Cullen and) Mr. Matty
Thorrocks.
On Friday evening, November 12, the
Clan Gordon. No. 190, O. S. C, will give
their seventh annual concert and danco
at Clayton's Dancing Academy, 9th street
and Glrard avenue.
Roxborough
Mrs. John G. Morris, Mr. Robert Lees.
Mr. Jacob Miller, Mr. Harry Birkhead
and Mr. nnd Mrs. John Williams, of Rox
borough, who have been attending the
Grand Army reunion at Washington. D.
C, will visit Lynchburg. Vn., Richmond,
Old Point Comfort and Fort Monroe
before returning to Philadelphia. Among
others from this section attending the
encampment wero Mrs. Joseph Aldlnger,
Mrs. McFadyen and Mrs. William Ald
lnger, of the Women's Relief Corps.
Mr. Newton H. Bovnrd, of Manayunk
avenue. Is visiting relatives in Washing
ton, D. C.
POOR RICHARDS WILL
HOLD WEDDING DINNER
Celebrate Enlargement of Clubhouse
With Feast Tonight
Enlargement of the Poor Richard Club,
at 239 South Camac street, by the addi
tion of tho property Immediately south
of It will be celebratiid tonight by a
"wedding dinner," to be held at 6 o'clock.
It 13 expected that almost every mem
ber of tho organization will attend. Tho
building at 211 South Camac street was
purchased recently and 'renovated to meet
the needs of the club.
The "wedding" will be. followed by the
annual election. The name of R. H. Dur
bln will appear excluslwly In the presi
dency column. The nomination was ten
dered to Mr. Durbin aUcr he had suc
cteded In bringing next year's conven
tion of the Associated Advertising Clubs
of tho World to this city. Mr. Durbin
fought valiantly at tho last session of
the association In Chicago for the selec
tion of Philadelphia as tho convention
city.
Others on the offlclnll ballot are: Vice
president. W. Atlee Bnrpee, Thomas A.
Daly. William F. Fell, Marry A. Gatchel,
M. F. Hanson. Edwin Moore, Georgo
Nowlnnd. W. F. Thcrklldson and Jarvls
A. Wood, of which number flvo will bo
elected; directors. E. J. Berlet. W. Ar
thur Cole, S. Wilbur Corman, Thomas R,
Elcock, Jr., William J. Eldrldge. G. E.
Guble, Charles C. Green, Louis J. Kolb,
John C. Martin, Thomas Martindale,
Irvln S. Paschall, Joseph S. Potsdamer,
John H. Sln'oerg, P. C. Staples and Rowo
Stewart, of which number nine will be
elected; secretary, Theodore E. Ash, who
served last term, and treasurer, P. J.
Walsh.
Jap Ship to Take Cargo to Russia
Another cargo of locomotives and steel
rails for Russia, the third In a month,
will leave here shortly on the Japanese
steamship Senju Maru, which docked at
Pier G, Port Richmond, today. Before
getting her enrgo tbo Benju Maru must
wait the loading ot the British Btcamshlp
St. Veronica, which, Is also taking on
board locomotives and steel rails. The
railway material Is for the Siberian Rail
road, and Is to be delivered at Vladi
vostok. The locomotjves are part of the
contract for 250 reCdntly given to Bald
win's and the rails are being sent out by
the Lackawanna Stool Company, of Buf
falo. What's Doing Tonight
Firemen's AMOclatloniof Pennsylvania, enter
tainment, Convention Hall.
J.nncaster Avenue nuelntu Men, 8030 Lan
carter avenue; 8 o'clodk. Free.
Academy of Natural Sciences, 1800 Race
street; 8 o'clock.
C'ohockelnk Dualnen Men, Germantown ave
nue and Til) Mreet; 8 o'clock. Free.
Frankford Hoard ot Trade, Frankford: 8
Market and E2d Strnet Buiineea Men' 'A.
sotlatlon. S210 Market treet:8 o'clock. Free,
Carnival. Hebrew Central Relief Committee.
324 and Rerk atreets,
1'oor Richard Club.
Lutheran Synod, Temple Lutheran Church.
fi'Jd and Race atreets.
OeorKa D. Porter to apeak at 40th Ward
Independent headquortera. 03d atreet and
Woodland avenue, 8 o'clock. Free.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Koon Atlantlo Rermtnc Company,'' Point
Breete, Uertha SapovltJf and Mary H. Ingham.
8 p. m. Allegheny and Aramlngo avenuea
Bertha Sapovtta.
8.S0 p. m. 7th and Rltner atreeta, Samual
Moyerman.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTT.
g p. tn. Sth atreet and Allegheny avenue.
Grace Hlllea and J. Hoag. T "Tenu
8 p. m. 123 South 3Tth atreet, Eatelle Ruaaall
and Mra. Phil E. Hughea. "ueeeii
8 p. m. 6th and Poplar atreeta.Urs. William
Albert Wood and M. C. Hnaard.
8 n. m. Front atreet and Allegheny avenue.
Eatelle Ruaaell and Ferdinand OraaeJ.
8. C; ,,V.-cAtJ.,',l,, ' Pl". """ Verlendeo
and Dr. E. M. II. Moore,
Notice for MieBdcletr page will be
accepted and printed tn the Evening
Ledger, tut all such notices muat be
written on one aide of the paper, muat be
aimed la full, with fall addreaa, and
when poeelbU telephone number muat be
given.
Send all such eeumunleatlea to
"Society Editor," Evening Ladsw.
M Chestnut atreet.
Cnlea theae requirements are carried
eut M that verUcatloq may be vaealbU,
the notice) WUI not) be publlahef.
5, 1915.
PICTURESQUE WEDDINGS
WILL TAKE PLACE TODAY
Miss Romaine Taylor Will Become Bride of Mr. Francii
Watkin Miss Mildred Stulb and Mr. Benjamin
Shaub Will Wed Other Marriages
AN unusually picturesque wedding will
jt take place this evening at 7 o'clock,
when Miss Romalne Taylor, daughter ot
Mr. Clarence Taylor, becomes the bride
of Mr. Francis Benjamin Watkins, of
Montreal, Can. The ceremony will take
place at tho Satterlce, where the brldo'B
mother makes her homo, and will be per
formed by the Rev. Dr. William Tracy,
pastor of tho Christ Memorial Reformed
Kplscopat Church, 43d and Chestnut
streets.
Tho bride, who will be given In mar
rlngo by her brother. Mr. Harold Taylor,
will wear a gown of lustrous Ivory-white
satin with a court train and trimmed with
duchesse and point lace. Her long tullo
veil will bo held to the head by a
Normandy cap of lace and orango blos
soms, and she will carry a shower
bouquet of orchids and lilies of tho val
ley. Miss Ruth Watkins, ot Washington,
V. C, a sister of tho bridegroom, will be
the mnld of honor and tho bride's only
attendant. Sho will wear an exquisite
frock of gold chiffon taffeta made In the
1S3U period, with a hlgh-walst lino and a
short, full skirt. Her bouquet will be
of old-fashioned posies. Mrs. Taylor, tho
brldo's mother, will bo handsomely
gowned In black point laco over whlto
satin, whllo tho mother of the bride
groom, Mrs. Watkins, will wear a gown
of black satin veiled In black not and
trimmed with Jet. Mr. Russell Taylor
will act ns best man. A reception for
the Immediate families and a few Intimate
friends will Immediately follow the cere
mony, after which Mr. nnd Mrs. Wat
kins will leave for a wedding trip. Thoy
will make their homo In Montreal after
November L
SHAUB-STULB."
The marrlngo of Miss Mildred Eleanor
Stulb, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Stulb, to Mr. Benjamin Wade Shaub will
be solemnized this evening at 7 o'clock
in the Memorial Church of St. Paul,
Overbrook. Tho Rev. William B. Turner,
rector of the church, will officiate. The
bride will bo attended by Miss Made
leine Hclnltsh . as maid of honor and
Mrs. Walter Flckes as matron of honor,
nnd her bridesmaids will be Miss Helen
Gatge, Miss Helen Forster Glnse, Miss
Anne Tyler, of Alabama, and Miss Har
riet Keller, of Lancaster. Miss Stulb,
who will bo given In marriage by her
father, will bo gowned In shimmering
Ivory-whtto satin trimmed with rose
point lace, an heirloom In the family,
which was worn by her paternal grand
mother on the occasion of her 50th anni
versary some years ago. The bride's
veil will be of tullo with a cap of rose
point lace and orange blossoms, and her
gown will have a court train. She will
carry a shower bouquet o'f lilies of the
valllcy and whlto orchid. Today Is tho
23d anniversary of the wedding of tho
bride's parents, and Mrs. Stulb will wear
her wedding gown of Ivory whlto faille.
Mr. Henry Shaub will act ns his
brother's best man, and tho ushers will
Include Mr. Robert Stulb, the bride's
brother; Mr. J. Addison Abrnms, a coustn
of tho bride; Mr. Allan Wallace, Mr.
Harold Stein, of Lancaster; Mr. Ross
Ranch, of Lancaster; Mr. Ralph Klrk
patrlck, of Butler, Pa., and Mr. Edwin
Keefcr, of Lancaster.
RHODS-BENDER.
The marriage of Miss Ellen C. Bender,
of Brldesburg, and Mr. A. Warthman
Rhods will take place today In St.
Nicholas' Church, Atlantic City. The
bride will be attended by her sister, Miss
Mary A. Bender, as maid of honor; Miss
Gertrude Bender and Miss Margaret Wil
son will attend as bridesmaids. Mr.
Frederick Welt will act as best man nnd
the ushers will be Mr. Carroll J. Fenerty
and Mr. Harry Bender.
A reception will follow at the home of
the bride, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Rhods leave for a wedding trip to Ber
muda. They will be at home after De
cember 1 at 5342 Christian street, West
Philadelphia. There will be 350 guests
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WALLACB-BxmR:
JjTtw!!? l'J?er?t.ln autnn wedding
waa that of Mis Mary Constance Burk,
tehtf n?f X!n na Mra- Wellington
nL XTront0- Canada, to Mr. Robert
borough. which took place on Saturday
afternoon at S o'clock In St Paul'a
. VSne Toront- The ceremony
wos performed by Archdeacon Cody and
ni- V.iA r a 'rWy attended re
ception at tho home of tho bride' parent.
3h e m TL6. Ioveljr own ot Ivory
white faille taffeta trimmed with flounce
f?-k..P.Et an1 cnaty . It wa
made with o. court train of brocaded
taffeta lined with chiffon. Her tulle
veil waa edged with oed pearl and
oa?.?.ed wlth or"K blossoms. Orchids
?u JUL". ?f thn VBiley wera combined In
the bridal bouquet. Miss Phyllis Stephcn
??a,s.mvof "onor and Miss Kathleen
liartney, bridesmaid. They wore quaint
frocks of taffeta, tho former mauve, and
tho latter pale blue. A black velvet hat
trimmed with a single pink crushed roae.
and nn arm bouquet of pink roses com
pleted each costume. The brldo's mother
was gowned In maize colored satin crepe
with trimmings of black velvet and
clmnttlly lnce. Her hat was of black
velvet with a touch of maize.
Mr. C. Thompson Wallace, of Rox
borough. was his brother's best man,
and tho ushers were Mr, Arthur R. Burk.
rt.her l tho bride; Mr. Douglas
Addison, Mr. Arthur Haywood and Mr.
James Holt, of Chicago. Mr. and Mr.
Aallaco left on an automobile tour
through tho East
M'KKOWN-HATJGHEY.
The wedding of Miss Elsie France
Haughey, of Alrdrle street and Mr. John
McKeown, of Park avenue, took placa
this morning at St. Stophen's Church,
Broad and Butler streets. The ceremony
Sa1.pc,rformcd by the Rev- Father John
F. McQuald.
Miss Cyril Haughey was the maid of
honor and Mr. McKeown selected as his
best man Mr. Hugh B. Dunlap. A wed
ding breakfast followed at the home of
tho bride s parents.
SARVER-MTERS.
A pretty autumn weddlngxtook placa
quietly yesterday when Miss Louise
Lewis Myers became the bride of Mr.
Carl Francis Sarver, of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
John Irvln Myers, 4505 Regent street
After a short wedding Journey Mr. and
Mrs. Sarver will be at home after No
vember 1 at 3329 Delaware avenue. North
Side, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WEINGARTEN-DA,VIS,
The wedding or Miss Caroline Davis,
of 878 North 7th street, and Mr. Joshua
Welngarten took place on Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the home of Rabbi
Loventhal, 714 Pine street. A supper and
reception followed tho ceremony. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. Mil
ler, Miss M. Pavls, Mr. and Mrs. It
Weinberg, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wclnback,
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Welner, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. I. Schyers, Doctor
and Mrs. Lutz, Mr. -Freldlander and
Doctor Visor. On their return from
their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Weln
garten will be at home at 4122 Parkalde
avenue.
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The sum of $2800 has been raised by
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Jl.000.000 building for tho University of
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alumni. At a meeting of alumni in tho
University Club last night, when the
money was raised. It was announced that
it Is proposed to raise $10,000 here and
$50,000 in the eastern part of the State.
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