DINNERS, STEPPERS
INFORMAL
Debutante Dance to Be Given
nolds wnson on iNOvemDer iu- ushers' Dinner
Given in New York by Mr. Gosling
. fwta Ttmirxtnr ra trrw
IU S0N w"1 glV6 a 8nmM Jftnco at their
Frountry home In Vllltbiova on Wodnca.
ixy evening, November 10, In honor ot
fills B. Vytendalo Balrd, debutants
idaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William IUIrd
nd Miss Rachel FlUer, debutante daugh-
, ter ot Mr. and Mrs. William W. Fltler.
The marriage of Miss Ellon 1'ullle,
dtughter of Mr. nna Mrs. i nomas a,
YulUe. of Bronxvllle, and Mr. William
Sturgla, also 01 new iorK, wnicn win
.irn olace on Wednesday, November 17,
SU..! be of Interest to persons In this city.
MISS jluiuo win u. uiicnuou uy iirs.'
Anthony J- Drrxel Diddltt, Jr., aa matron
of honor, ana air. oiurgis win navo tin
Angler Buchanan Duke as his best man.
tri. Yulllo was a brldosmatd at tho we J
jdlngs of Mr. and Mrs. Angler H. tuico
t snd Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel Did
dle, Jr., and Mr, Sturgls was Mr. Duke's
liMt man. oir. Biurets is me son or tho
lltev, Joseph It. Btunsls, of Virginia.
Mr. Edmund C. Gosling, of Bermuda.
..irnin engagement to Mies Ethel Marriott
'Jones will take place tomorrow, gave his
' inhere a dinner last nignt at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. Mr. Gosling will reach this
city In ttmo to attend tho supper which
Ur. and Mrs. D.TSngllsh Dallam, Jr., will
sire tonight Tho guests will bo tho
.bridal party, and Include Mrs. I Caspar
WIster, Mrs. Aubrey Houston, Miss Mary
C. Hodge, Miss Elizabeth Jackson, of
Boston; Miss Helen Gosling, of Bermuda;
Hiss Margaret Dennlston, Miss Edith
Gorham, Miss uorotny uallantyne, of De
troit; Mrs. Walter Watson, ot Bermuda)
Mr. Gerald Convers, Mr. Charles Gosling,
of Bermuda; Mr. Raymond Harvey, of
New York; Mr. Eldon Harvey, ot New
Tork; Doctor Lau, of New York; Mr.
Lloyd Penmen Jones, Mr. Edwin O.
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Beeves Kemp Johnson, of
,.403 Lincoln drive, are being congratulated
on the birth of a son. Reeves Kemp John-
son, Jr., born yesterday. Mrs. Johnson
will be remembered as Miss Eleanor
Peterson.
The first of the Bellevue-Stratford dan-
sants will be held on Saturday afternoon,
"October . in the nose Gardens. The
, affairs will be chaperoned by Mrs. May
, .Temple, who has mado them a great
success.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts.
of Clnrkson avenue, Germantown, will
r.jentertaln at dinner tonight in honor of
Miss nutn voxo, aaugmer or xur. ana
Mrs. Henry Brlnton Coxe, and Mr. W.
Btandley Stokes, whose engagement was
announced recently. Tho affair will
bo held in the Whttemarsh Volley Hunt
Oub, at which covers will bo laid for
1,15 guests. Miss Mary Stuart Wurts is
Ventertatnlnc Miss Anderson, of St. Augus-
t'tlne, Fla,
jc, Mr. ana Mrs. d. JTngllsh Dallam, Jr.,
will give a supper tonight In honor of
: Miss Ethel Marriott Jones, daughter of
1 ,Mr, and Mrs. Norman M. Jones, and Mr.
Hdmund C. Gosling, whoso marriage will
take place tomorrow. The guests will
.-be the bridal party, and Includes Mrs. I
Caspar WIster, Mrs. Aubrey Houston,
Miss -Mary C Hodge, Miss Elizabeth
, Jackson, of Boston; Miss Helen Gosling,
: cf Bermuda: Miss Margaret ' Dennlston,
.Mlss Edith Gorham, Miss Dorothy Bal-
laillUU, VI UCLIUll, ALIO. IVitlLOr tVULBUIl,
of Bermuda: "Kir. Oprftld Convers. Mr.
r- Ph,..!.- flnallnfl. . llBmi(1n. Ufa. Trn.,-
roond Harvey, of New York; Mr. Eldon
larvey, of New York; Doctor Iau, of
New York: Mr. Lloyd Penlston Jones,
Mr, Edwin O. Jones.
Miss Eleanor Edmonds, who will be one
of the bridesmaids of Miss Lenoro Du
Prnnay Roussel at her marrlago to Mr.
J. Graham French on October 27. left to-
'"day for Wilkesbarre. where shn will bo
the guest of Miss Georglne Butler over
i,". fh. Wa.1r.anJ Mia aa.111 ... .i. ... Haa
I;" home in Germantown on Monday. Miss
hHutier will entertain with & dinner and
dance on Saturday ovenlntr in honor of
fcher guest
Mrs. David Porter Herons, accamnanled
by her small daughter. Miss Emma
fllcppe. left this week for her home in
Pasadena, Cal. Mrs. Heppe has been the
pguest of her sister, Mrs. Robert New
Jhall, at her home on Rural lane.
Mr, Kempton Pottcralken Taylor and
Mr. Robert Potteraiken Tavlor hnvn
i, taken an apartment At the Margrave, 20th
sana unestnut streets, for the coming
Pointer. Miss Elizabeth Taylor will leave
IPlymouth. Mass.. next week and will also
Brpend some time at the Margrave.
Mrs. E. E. Jackson, of Baltimore. Is
Unending several days at the Bellevue-
istratford en route to flallahurv. Md.
f where aha will spend October.
v.Mls Kathleen MeDonosrh. of 2127 Pine
iStreet has ron in N.w Vor1r fnr MAVArnl
Kn
' Along the Main Line
OVEnnnnntr Tn.,.......... .., h.an
ued by Mr. and Mrs. Gustav A. Blsler
gr the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Miriam Vernon Blsler, to Dr. Norman
We Jameson on Wednesday, October 20,
'Si e,r home, Hit Woodbine avenue.
' Ktv. John Fernley, of Burlington,
t Broneon, will officiate. Miss Dialer will
It., ,"wmm oy her 'ter, Miss Esther
r!er. as maid of honor, and her little
- niece; Miss Dorothy Blsler, will bo flower
J?,rV Doctor Jamesona sisters. Miss
? Gladys Jameson and Miss Hilda Jameson,
kwiil act as ribbon bearers,
The uncle of the m-nane-liv. hrirlA.
"troom. Dr. n. T. n iii-,a nr at
Davids, win be best man.
MrS. HfLtYiM TnHaa4a. an.A-tp.A1 a. t
JuncheoH on Wednesday, when her guests
iwcluded Mrs. Walter Banes, Mrs. Robert
fBOlt. Mrs. Clinton Beagary, Mrs, C B,
Grace, Miss Marguerite Roberts, Miss
Daisy TattiranM in.. ui,i.n ...
yidSe, Mrs. E, Roai Carver.
BltYrf ITAvn rph. nta., iirnh. Tii-.a.
Jecretary," will 'be given this evening by
S3 a".er O. M. Steele's Camp mre
JJjo girls, who are Bal-Jwln Bohool tu
". ftro ralslnff money to help pay for
" uwn mwimmms pooi.
WAYK3Q..fia n n a.....,! t-
IHWrned fmm tt Aef na.. I nUn TamIt
re he YiIteJ his pwpts. '
I. -mm. u, ff, Davis. f Oakbnurna. la
Rdlng a week with friends here.
VtanCM McDonald xnd Vn V TT.
rl&Tllf Af AlKiaaa.. -kT V -,..-. In-.
r-. - V:-' -' "-'"mitt ni.tt, Kiorcu .w
W to be the gUMts f Mr. and Mrs.
-:' enens, of the Bhrubberies. They
." noal at the wedding next
01 Mla "-" '-- W,HI TavlfArl
Mr. Lo Wil4 Bttrtaon. ef
ail. lr. SillAAB MM KiA MA.I..I. Ur.
Jtttsn, a Mr, Koeo D Witt,
i win bum 9 gu-wtts or mt ana
' J H. Jrt until after the wedding.
?' RAlORD,MJsa Naner Montgom.
ome, Qa., a pBdlt)r several
VlSllln hr aunt, lln, Wotrrt
Kre BrodJKesul. t her Hom o Wratfoftl
iL ? Mr' ""I A- Croxer, wh
z. T PVn(fnK two weeks with Mrs.
" parent, xr. aad Mrs. Kdwar
t PeepdaU, iJ return to their
M Iwiujit trt Mr- w4 Mrs,
WU1 rloee Deeiulala neat Witdne.
AND VARIOUS
DOINGS IN SOCIETY
by Dr. and Mrs. W. Rey
Jer, Miss Hope Truxtun Beale, and Mr.
Baton Cromwell will take place.
RADNOR.-Mrs. James Francis Bulll-
nA?v.of Th,.Wood,, wh0 PndIn
October at White Sulphur Bprlngs. was
Henry Clews, ot New York.
Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Geprgo C. Woodward, of Kris
helm, has Issued cards for a tea on Fri
day nfternoon. October 15, from 4 unUl
fi o clock. In honor of tho ladlea of the
parish of St. Martln-ln-the-Fleld. Mr.
Uselmo Clark Smith, organist of the
church, will give a recllal on tho benu
tirul orBan In tho Woodward home. The
ecu" f th vetrymcn w,n ttsillt In re-
Tho Philadelphia Auxiliary of the
Southern industrial Educational Associa
tion will hold a meeting on Tuesday after
h cbcr ,-. at 2.00 o'clock, ot the
homo of the vice president, Thomas Pot
ter, Montgomery avenue. Plans for the
enzaar and dnnco to be given on Nqvem
oer 0. In tho ballroom of the Bellevue
btratford will bo discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Henry. Jr., of
JJ3 Cresholm road, have closed their cot
tage In Capo May and have returned to
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ayllng, of Syracuse, N. Y
aro at present the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Howell Jones, 7737 St Martin's
lane, for a fortnight Mrs. Ayllng will
do remembered as Miss Mary B. Jones
Derore her marriage, which took place
at Kennebujikport, Me., the past summer.
Mr. Gordon Mills, of J25 School House
.a.ne'ha" "turned homo from a trip to
the Panama-Paclflo Exposition.
Mr.. Philip Brocklcsby, of the Greystone,
has gone to Buffalo for a few days.
Misa Gertrude Fetterman, of 7017
Germantown avenue, haa ob her guest
Miss Fowle, of Bermuda.
Germantown
Miss Helen Von Hiizaa ,1-,,,,-i.f., .-
and Mrs. Harold Von Euzee, of 6526 Mor-
ii Bircei. was married to Mr. Warren
IT. Tallin, of Mllford, Mass., at noon yes
terday by tho Rev. Dr. Oscar B. Hawes.
Mr. E. Ross Carver, of 51S6 Newhall
Btreet, has gone to California on a busi
ness trip of several weeks.
Friends of Mlas Miriam Clark Kane, of
.15 Lincoln drive, will be glad to hear
that she is recovering from a severe at
tack of grip.
Miss Constance B. Taylor, of 451J Pu
laski avenue, haa returned from Dark
Harbor, Mo., where she spent the sea
son. On her return Miss Taylor spent
soveral weeks in New York.
Miss Helen M. Haesler, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Haesler, of 133 Easi
Mount Pleasant avenue, Mt Airy, was
quietly married to Mr. Charles A. Bridge
man yesterday at the Mt. Airy Presby
terian Church by the Rev. John Calhoun.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Business Men's Association of German
town, which will be held on Tuesday, Oc
tober 12, at tho Germantown Boys Club,
Mr. Sred Perry Powers, of 23 Harvey
street, will deliver an Illustrated lecture
on "A Summer Tour Through the
Hawaiian Islands."
Along the Reading
Miss Helen Landell, of Webster avenue,
Wyncole, Pa., has left for Long Island,
where she V will remain for an Indefinite
stay.
The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Montgomery
and family, of Ashbourne, Pa., have re
turned home from Trevose, Pa., where
they have been on a camping trip for
the last two months.
Among those who will leave next Satur
day, Octobor it, by motor, to spend the
week-end at the New Egypt Mills Club,
near Bushkill Falls, Pa., aro Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Wetzell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay
Dlngeo, Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Beatty and Mr, and Mrs,
F, Lelghton Kramer.
Mrs. Harry Townsend, of Rydal, was
hostess at luncheon and cards today. Her
guests Included Miss Vera Watts, Miss
Pauline Pepper, Miss Jane Kutz, Miss
Alice World. Miss Phyllis Dare, Miss
Beatrice Goll, Miss Margaret Kuhn, Miss
Alice Woodward, Mrs. George Bates, Mrs.
Harry Smith, Mrs. Walter Fell, Mrs. Ray
nadcllff. Mrs. Walter Balderston, Mrs.
Frank Curran and Mrs. George Fetterolf.
Mr, and Mrs. John Bates, ot Chelten
nvenue. Oak Lane, are today celebrating
their golden anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Bates came to this country from England
43 years ago. They have six children and
ten grandchildren, who will be with them
today at their home.
Miss M, Ochse, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George II, Ochse, of 6603 North 13th
street, Oak Lane, was the guest of Mrs.
Margaret Goll, of Montgomery avenue,
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George A, Kelly, ot Wag
ner avenue, will entertain at a small the
atre party and supper tomorrow night.
Their guests will Include Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Tyson, Miss Grace Walton and
Mr. Maurice Flak.
Mrs, J. M, Hunsberger, ot Ashbourne,
has aa her guest for several weeks Miss
Dunn, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
South Philadelphia
Mr, and Mrs. George W. Young, with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Charles M. Welld, who have spent
the summer months at their cottage In
Chelsea, returned to the city yesterday
and opened their home at 2318 South
Broad street
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muscovite, of T18
South 3d street, and Mr. and Mrs. Max
D. Lleber, of 233 Catharlno street, have
Issued Invitations for the marriage of
their children, Miss Beatrice Muscovite
and Mr. Maurice I Weber, on Sunday,
October 10. at 7 o'clock, at New Lyrio
Hall, 92S South tth Btreet.
Cards hare been Issued by the alumnae
of the Baldwin School, 16th and Porter
streets, for an Informal reception and
dance, to be given on November d at
Girard Farm
Judge and Mrs. Hayaw4 MacNetH.
who, with their little mw, Itaywoed Mae
Nellie, Jr.. and Mrs, MacNfUU'i mother,
Mrs. Altce Wells, spent ttM summtr
months at their cottafe lt Qosan Grove,
have, returned to the city and reopta4
thslr hosa at j Wiunlt strict.
Mrs. William Fryer, wlfa of LUu.
tenant Commander Pryor, U, 8. N.. wp,
with hr littl seas, WHU-tw Lm Pryssr,
jr., and Knight Ptyf, ttn us.
mar jwnths visiting In the Wests.
JHates, tn the Adlreijdacks and in New
oorL leturned to the city this wek td
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FIRST FORMAL DEBUTANTE
.AFFAIRS OF THE SEASON
Miss Edith Nelson Page Introduced at Tea Yesterday.
Miss Mary Dixon Thayer to Make Her Debut
This Afternoon at Chestnut Hill
DEBUTANTE affairs may be said to
have begun In real earnest. Tho first
tea of the season was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. James Large at the
home of her father, Mr. S. Davis Page, on
Graver's lane. Chestnut Hill, to meet Miss
Edith Nelson Page, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Wurts Page.
The affair was a 5 o'clock tea Instead of
the usual two to three hours reception.
Miss Pago looked very charming (n a
dainty frock of silk and tulle. Mrs. Large
was assisted In receiving by Mrs. Howard
Wurts Page, Mrs. John Lyman Cox, Mrs.
William Wurts Harmar, Miss Henrietta
Meade Large, Mrs. Joseph Harrison, Mri.
Charles P. Fox, Miss Sarah H. B. Pen
rose, Miss Rachel Filler, Miss Frances W.
Scott. Miss Maria Thayer Graham, Miss
Elizabeth W. Downs, Miss Caroline Hoi
Hngsworth Pemberton, Miss Hilda Tunis,
Miss C. Eleanor Pepper, Miss Martan'ha
W. Gowen, Miss A. Majorle Taylor, Miss
. West Philadelphia
Invitations will shortly be Issued by
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Charles Zellner, of
5102 Springfield avenue, for the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Beatrice Banks
Zellner, to Mr. Harry Berfedlct Miller on
Wednesday, November 10, In tho St Paul
Presbyterian Church, BOth street and
Baltimore avenue, at 7 o'clock, to bo fol
lowed by a reception at the Rlttenhouse.
Miss Zellner will be attended by Mrs.
J. Augustus Boers as matron ot honor,
and by Miss Stephanie Miller, a sister ot
the prospective bridegroom, as maid ot
honor, nnd her bridesmaids will be Miss
Bertye WlnsloW, Miss Marlon Murray,
Miss Gertrude Kelly and Miss Dorothea
Miller.
Mr. Miller will have Mr. Claude John
son as best man, and his ushera will be
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thayer, of Chest
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MJss Mary Dixon Thayer, this afternoon
at a tea, which they will give at their
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Miss Thayer will wear a dainty frock of
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Mr. Walter Custer, Mr. Harry Pollock,
Mr. J. Augustus Boers, Mr. Jay Rosen
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Miss Isabel Diesel, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison N. Diesel, of 6039
Springfield avenue, will give a dance on
Saturday evening, October -23, In honor
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111., who is the guest of Miss Rebecca
M. Haag, of 4837 Cedar avenue.
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AVEItT pretty wedding vrlll take place
at 7 p. m., Tuesday, October II,
at the Beth Israel Temple, JJd and Mont
gomery avenue, when Miss Cecelia
Linker, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Abraham Linker, of 1718 North 81st
street, will become the bride of Samuel
Isaiah Sacks. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Itev, Marvin Nathan. The
maid of honor will be Miss Bstella Levy
and the best man Holomon Sacks. The
bridesmaids will bo Miss Sarah Fox, Mlrs
Clara tlofklns, Miss ltose Shulman, Miss
Rllxabeth Lauder and Miss Sadie New
man. The ushers will be Dr. Abraham
O. Uraskln, Mr. Philip Itosenfelt, Mr.
Theodora Shaffer, Mr. Lewis 7.lslan nnd
Dr. John Inselman. Miss Harriett Linker
will be flower girl. Following the cere
mony the reception will be held at Ashers
Drawing Itooms, 22d and Walnut streets,
after which the bride and bridegroom will
leave on nn extended honeymoon to the
Panama Exposition. Upon their return
they will live In Logan, where they will
bo home after January 1.
AMMS-IUCHMAN.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Itlchman an
nounce the marriage ot their daughter,
Miss Rebecca Uutcher Itlchman, to Mr.
Philip Amms on Wednesday, October 8,
at 3 o'clock, at their home, 6115 Pino
street. The ceremony was performed by
the Itev. Eugcno Stlllman, pastor of the
Wharton Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, tttli and Catharlno streets. Mr.
and Mrs. Amms, after a wedding trip,
will live at 636 South Mth street.
The marriage of Miss Anna Dorcas
Scull, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Evans
Joseph Scull, of 109 East Coulter street,
and Mr, Jacob Harold Kult, ot 1000 Spruce
street, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilnrvey B.
Kult, of Perkasle, N. Y., will take place
on Tuesday, October 12, at 4 o'clock, in
tho Market Square Presbyterian Church.
Tho Rev. Harold McA. Robinson will
officiate. A dinner for the Immediate,
families will precede tho ceremony, after
which the young couple will leave for
their wedding trip. They will be at homo
after November 1 at 4S30 Sansom street.
West Philadelphia.
Northeast Philadelphia
A block party will be hold today and
tomorrow by the Slloam Church on east
Susquehanna avenue, near Qlrard avenue.
Mr. Benjamin Geggcnholmer, who was
visiting his parents at 417 Bast Qlrard
avenue for a stay, has returned to Al
bany, N. Y.
A meeting of the O. K. Club will bo
held tomorrow afternoon at tho home of
Miss Anne Hasleth, of 1247 East Columbia
avenue, when the following will bo pres
ent: Miss Chnrlotto Cinder, Miss Mary
Miller, Miss Lou Sicilian, Miss Edith
Newhall and Miss Ethel Daufllnee.
North Philadelphia
Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Wleder, of 2207
North 19th street, will give a reception
tonight nt the Hotel Majestic, In honor
of the 25th anniversary of their wedding.
There will be cards and dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jordan have
roturned from a trip through the West,
where they visited the two Expositions.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon Postofflce plsia. Bertha Sapovlls and
Mrs. It. a. Ladomus.
8.00 00th street and Qlrard avenue. Bertha
Bapovlts.
8:30 Cth and Pine streets. Samuel Moyer
man. , WOMAN SUFrRAQB PAIITT.
8. 00 Germantown avenue and Cayuga street.
Grace Utiles.
8.00 03d street and Lancaster avenue. Mrs.
J. O. Phllllns.
8:0O 2d street below Brown. Mr. Marlon
Holme. Anna MaolTarland and A. M. Olm
strd. S;0O 6th. and Illtner street. Dr, Alice It.
Norton.
8:00 State road and Frankford avenue. Es
telle Russel.
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'Jeunes Filles" Fashions in Taitleur Suits
25.00 to 225.00
That effect of maturity which so indelibly stamps the usual over
sophisticated types of misses' tailleur suits is conspicuously absent
in those produced for the younger set in this shop. The correct ideas
of youthful verve and esprit are expressed in rich, soft velour, duve
tyn, velour checks, broadcloth, whipcord and chiffon velvet. Sizes
14 to 18.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR SATURDAY
Misses' Fur Trim'd Tailleur, Costume Lounge & Travel Suits
A MOST INCLUSIVE SHOWING OF THE MORE DISTINCTIVE MODES.
39.50
These suits are shown in VELOUR DE
LAINE, BROADCLOTH, WHIP
CORD, AND BRICQUE MIXTURES.
Flare, Godet and Belted Jackets featur
ing high funuel, choker, muff and animal
collars of the various fashionable furs,
diamond braiding, surplice belts, sou
tache embroidering, tucked sides, fur or
naments, arrow head points, pendant
buttons, wing pockets and many other
exclusive phases.
Misses1
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"Pre:wellsley,, College Dress, developed in serf, with Wf
and pockets, belt finished
cuffs of striped and plaid
lflltf.
QUAKER CITY LADIES' MOTOR
CLUB ENTERT.AINED AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. Richard Y. Filbert, President, Gave Old-tfiwMolitd
Affair, During Which Mrs. Martin Was Presented
With Loving CupOther Affairs
HILTON, the resldenoe of Mrs. Itlchard
T. Filbert, at Fox Chase, was the
scene of a (ray gathering Tuesday, wheri
Mrs. Filbert entertained at luncheon and
bridge the members of the) Quaker City
Ladles' Motor Club, of which shs Is presi
dent. The Invitations read. "An Old
fashioned Luncheon." and the decorations
of autumn leaves and flowers conformed
to th Idea. Mrs. Joseph Jefferson Mar
tin, Sr., was presented with a sliver lov
ing cup, In token of being the oldest mem
ber of tho club. Covers were laid for K
guests, who were seated at small tables,
arranged with centrepieces of autumn
flowers. The club has arranged for a
card party and luncheon at the White
Marsh Valley Country Club on October
27, following a run;
A success In every particular was the
annual vaudeville entertainment and
dance of tho dramatic, organization ot
the Madonna Catholic Club, 814 South
10th street, on last Friday evening, in the
Lyrlo Hall, 928 South 6th street, taxing
the hall to Its capacity, and a large num
ber of late arrivals were obliged to stand,
despite the Inclement weather.
Judging from the applause and curtain
calls, too much praise cannot be show
ered on to the cast for tho talent so well
displayed.
Tho fact that Mr. William A. 8. Lape
tlna was chairman of the Entertainment
Committee and general director of tho
performance Insured its success -from the
start, Mr. Lapctina was the first prompter
of the organlaztlon and has Its welfare
at heart. Ho provided a splendid pro
gram, Including three playlets. The tea
turo ot the program was "Fun In the
Bowery Schoolroom," Introducing Mr. Jo
sept A. Lombardl, the club's secretary,
as Professor Dumb, who scored a decided
hit.
"Dawn," a one-act drama of the West
ern coal mines, In which appeared tho
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original methods. Individual Instruc
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and moderate cost.
A School of widest preetlge, founded
upon the success of Its graduates and
tudents In position ot musical re
sponsibility. Eighteen accepted br
the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Th Year Booh Contain Important
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GILBERT ItAYNOLDS COMBS,
Director
1320 S. Broad St., rhlla.
WALTER ST. CLARE KNODLE
riANO, OltdAN, SINGING, THEOR
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Sulta developed in BROADCLOTH,
PLAIDS, VELOUR DE LAINE.
CHECK VELOUR.
Box Coats with buttons of fur. Plaid
Suits with "muff" pockets and, braid
bound edges. Long flare Coats with high
choker collar, cuffs and borderwof fur.
Bernard fur bordered pendant panel
back suits. Lounge Suits of velour
checks with double collars of velvet
Frocks in College, Informal and Formal Typs
$13,50 1 $175,00
Ta.l.eur effects of serge, Georgette crepe and satin, dcirned on
lines of simple direction. Afternoon frock of ydithfufSiinU
..wj, .. w....s ,h,uU6lW iiiaiiv tonrnri wtv, ..
.15.
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with strips of patent leather. cJW
slllc
Mlseew Dlionartfo and Plcolrefll m ffcf
woman And thexhlld, wag anjperMy
oy miss unonarao and her sua
cast, headed by Mr. William Cre
"The Traitor." another one-act
depleting a camp scene on the flrijr MM,
Starring enr. varaenu ana Mr. PeiBirfJwJl,
rendered a striking cbaracterl-asitsasi M
military maneuvers.
Following these playlets Mlts BUS,
Woerta, soprano, scored a decided Ml hi
her vocal operatic selections, "Ma !
l'arido stalla dlvulsa" (Hallo In if
achera), by Verdi, and "Lollta" (sKn
Ish serenade), by A. Dmexl Feceta.
The Mandolin Symphony Orchewtr.
under the direction of Mr. JosepM Da
Luea, rendered delightful selection.
The following members that did Jteslle
to their respective roles were Mr. Frank
Massey, Mr. Philip Pelllgtinl, Mr. Au
gustus Weber, Mr. Ilocco Lorale Mr.
Frank D'Amlco, Mr. Anthony Sera, Mr,
Frank Calabresse, Mr. Frank Malcme. Mr,
Henry A. Marts, Mr. William A. S, Las
Una, Mr. Frank Slderlo, Mr. Frank tttsm
ato, Mr. William J. A. Morris and Jtr,
Victor J. Feola.
Mr. Salvatore Itfccfardl, stage muiassr,
surprised the audience with novel et
trtcal effects. Mr. Nicholas Marasco mw
perlntended the properties.
The committee in charge of the mam
moth affair was made up ot Mr, George
II. Bonner, the club's director: Mr. Nich
olas Marasco, Mr. Anthony Maglletta, Mr.
Balvatore IMcctardl, Mr. Joseph A. Lew
bardl, chairman, and Mr, Leonard Ga
briel, secretary.
A very enjoyable embroidery class that
resumes meetings this fall met fop the
first time this season last night at the
home of Mrs. William A. Thompson, Ml
South 17th street A buffet supper fol
lowed the meeting. Those present "wees
Miss Emma Montgomery. Miss May
Montgomery, Miss Mary Mulrenan, Mrs.
William Smith, Mrs. Joseph Wilson a4
Miss Anna Wilson.
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Sept. Bth. Branches 9020 qeisaas.
town Ave. 419 a. 62a. BU BeaiaeM
Artists tn Faculty, rtoepeeta.
fi??EN VAN LEER, Tenor
llelo Tenor, Central Congregational, BroeUsau
Concert. Oratorio. Bong Kecltal, Vole Ott
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TEN OB
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1T14 CHESTNUT BTREET
HELEN ACKROYD Vo-ee CuHiw
HAMILTON , IXr Art of SlegSg,
Contralto Cololit, Church ot the Holy Trinity!
Btudlo. Estey Hall, Walnut at lTth U
JAMES C. WARHURST
Voice, Piano and Directing.
1SZ0 CHESTNUT HTRKKT
ruiiair WARREN
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ESTET HALL
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1T14 Chestnut Street. ne.ldtlton'JSSL
KURTZ VOICE STUDIOS
10 B. 18th St. Catalog on Reqaeit
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nn or on canto, aia Bo. loth. E.tey. JUJlr.
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