A
SEASON'S GAIETIES
ioming Week to Have a Debut Each DayVery Many
the Present Year
HE Bcanon mny be earn to nave
started In earnest with cvernl debu
tante artnlrs this pnst weak atiC linpor-
( . i.imoa (n anv tmlhlnff nf fhft
am "1"-' --
mller doings, Tho coming week will be
t iromMv Bay ono for tho tncmbcM
an v- - - ,
. Ik. vmincer get.
nn Monday Mr nnd Mrs. J. Vauehin
iltrrlCK will imiuuuw men uuunmoii,
ui.i Mnry Hnrter Merrick and Miss Ann
Thrown Merrick, at ft large tea which
Uier will Rtvo at their home, Denbigh, In
OA.hnrmiKh. Mr ana Mrs. J. Horace
Harding will entertain a. house party on
Monday or tno niembers of the Dnlo
Wart wedding party, and on Tuesday the
i-eddlng of Miss Pauline Hart nnd Mr.
kEdward t" Dr.e will tauo place in iium
'(on, N. J
The debutnnto nffnlra for Tuesday will
i'lnrlude a tea. at which Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
Kiiiutherrord McAllister will Introduce
I 'their aaupnicr, .n ............
::;,..in.tr.i- On that day also tho wed;
hint of Miss Harriet Clay Leaf and Mrt
'atone I'ptsn Favorite will ibko piaco
la St. Mark's Church.
J' Wtdnefdny will have three intcre
' ,ntg u the llttlo uuda. Mis
three interesting
Events fi tne nine ouus. iuies vj.
niiF PeDDer will be honor guest at
fa luncheon which will bo Riven by her
male... .. ralinWh Whnrinn
pepper, hiiu i.iioo ...-....... f ............
Downs, daughter of Doctor nnd Mrs. Nor-r.-
nnamn. will bo given a luncheon by
Hits Jeannlo II. Inge'rsoll, at her home
.. ltnwnrd S. Graham will give a
Urge reception nt their home In Chest
nut lull, wnen ineir nuuniuci, xnn .uuuu
.Thayer Graham, will make her formal
.but. OUtSiae Ol l" unpuumw ni.
.v,.r will be a luncheon nnd muslralc.
Kkich Mrs. Robert Emott Hare will give
th honor of Mrs. Buxton, of Providence,
Kho Is her guest for several days, and
fin. Elizabeth Cartwrlght, of Chestnut
uiii trill entertain nt luncheon nt the
Whltemarsh Valley Hunt Club, In honor
of Miss Mildred G. Patton, whose mar-
Jrlwe JIr' 1Ienry -"oscrs tnriwngni
.IMr. and Mrs. Francis I. Gowen will
, introduce their daughter. Miss Marianna
V. Oovren, on Tiuirsaay nueinoon ai n
n. which will be given at their country
lf In Chestnut Hill. Then on Thurs
day thcro will bo tho big out-of-doors
frto Which win DP nciu in au i-mvias on
the hanrtscme estate of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles S. Walton for tho benefit of the
Neighborhood League.
On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Keilson
Kill give a ten In honor of their daughter,
iMlss Sarah O. Nellscn.
?fi.tt.1,.. t..ltl hi an fvfMmlv huav
Jay for society folk. There will be the
Vfddlng of Miss Margaret Ciozer Fox
Mid Mr. Sidney Errlngton JInrlln, which
Vlll tRke place at 1 o'clock nt St. Paul's
Episcopal Church In Ogontz. and Mr. and
llir. Joseph E. Wldoncr will hold a race
meet at Lynnonood Hall, Elklns Park,
"that day.
RThere will be two debutnnto teas; Mr.
ind Mrs. llllam Gray Warden will In
troduce their daughter, ailss Agnes
Morgan Urockle, nt a largo darrennt.
and Miss Barbara MlfTlin Boyd, dauchter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Knlckerbacker nod.
if St. Davids, will make her formal
debut at n tea to be given by her parents.
The engagement ls announced of Mrs
J. Nelson Purvlance, of 210 Wrcst School
Home lane, to Mr. Perc Wllmer, also of
Gtrmantown. Before her first mnrrlago
JTrj. l"urvlanca was Miss Helen Morgan.
Bhs Is the daughter of Mrs. William Cole
Itorgan and a sister of Mrs. Chnrles
I, Vones Wlstcr, Mrs. Wlllam Gray Warden,
iMr. Retd Morgan, Mr. Ayilllam C. Mor
gan and Mr. George Earlo Morgan.
(Mr. Wilmcr formerly lived In Ccntrc
lle, Md. He Is the brother of Dr. Harry
fcond Wllmer nnd Mrs. Howard Wood. Jr.
fThe Cynwyd Club, which is the social
ttnlre of country life around Bala and
Cynwyd, gave Its first formal dance of
the fall season last night, when more
than one hundred members were present.
iThe hostesses of tho evening were Mrs.
jEobert Patrick and Airs. Frederick C.
Kewbourg, Jr.
A aeries of five dances has been
planned for tho fall season by the mem
fcra of the Houpe Committee, of which
r. iicDeri i-airiCK ts cnairman, tno otner
members of the committee bclnz Dr.
llhtodore Le Boutllller, Mr. Arthur D.
Uoddy and Mr. E. W. Chambers. The
liner four dances will take place on the
following dates: Halloween costume
llante. October 29: Thankseivlnir dance.
Wednesday, November Slfdurth dance.
Bfrllay. December 10. while the last dance
iMf the fall season will be the masquo ball
jiitn New Year's Eve.
I
Along the Main Line
ARDMOBE Mr. nnrl Mn Alvln MoniV
Im Florence Mead and Master William
pjwM, of Mill road, have returned from
plldwood, where they spent several
ponths, and are now vUltlng Mrs. Mead's
Mints, Mr. and Mrs. William George
Ion, of Cynwyd.
iHAVEnFOIm Ml nlrlM V Prr...
I, of Montgomery avenue, will enter
PJw a number of friends very delightfully
IP evening by clvlns an nM.fntihlnned
ptrn danco. The barn will bo nttractlve
W7,0coratcd with autumn foliage, corn
wiatr and lighted by Jnpanese lanterns.
'r guests will Include Miss Elizabeth
; uaynor, .Miss Thelmn D. Maze, Miss
jrgaret Griffith, of Germantown: MIbs
"harlne Bower. Miss Kathryn Keylor,
"S Christlnn 7.lfhnvtfe xriaa r.fAAMnA
JfkTO' ,M,sa Anna E- Barnard, Miss
ZL . ,Moor. t Norrlatown; Mr. V.
Ullan v""WL"'" "r."."'"u-iV"t"t" ""
. " "inuu, .iir. r.uwara ji.
rnwn. Mr Hfnrv vinv xr it......
yiaaer. Jr. Mr Moin.im aiti.i
J Mr E, Clark Creagcr.
fell! MAWn-Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
-"..is, or Summit Grove avenue.
DANCING
fflARTEL'S ACADEMY
1710 North Broad
ners' Class Ti.L N,V.r
vV.Py,JI?,:'FIT,i0N-oncHE8TnA
W J, otlh Cope late of Oord
KUKTE.NT LADV an.1 aKNTLKUKN
KeceDtSonft F.vorv
VEfa.Z'&Y Saturday
"gj JAifaiiT m on out or ciTy
J" UaUu- Bcd tor Tmi
IE OAKES
THE SCHOOL
OF CLEAN
Ave.. 12il. S, n..: c.
J&111
.. --..,.,, an( Jr,l,lAr BVUB.
JMraa'a PI... C. r, B. '
BALB, TEMITB and W1MK
JWijfAl, BCflOOl, Or OLD UAtiCINO
v AL WHITE'S
New niu ;, r
BUiTlK8,,wJ'UI:'nT 8T. H Moor
m VzZ3Jr t .D.lnnri- TurJ.
-""" !. HAilj TO MKNT,
USHERED
IN BY LUNCHEONS AND TEAS
have moved to Horkloy avenue, Haver-
Miss Uortlm Wltherow, of Parkesburc
who has been making a short vIsTherl'
has returned to her home.
terlnVnVnANMVA-M"H,hcl "! ' n-
ThLVff h''i JaURhtcr of tho lain
ii?i ,nftV"rd' Embassador to Mng
nova. ' ar CrMt l,er homo '" Vlla-
Thn"n?r,CVt"'t "mln hn "turned to
athMoI&,La,ke.-CrY.,,,,Cn,lnK a WMk
DjggUTANTE DOINGS
qociETY folk will hiotor out to Threo
VJ Tuns nnd across to Chestnut Hill
o attend the coming-out tens of two
llttlo deb-jtantes who will bo Introduced
today. At Three Tuns Miss Elizabeth
Wharton Downs will bo presented at n
tea tti be held from 4 until 7 o'clcck.
Miss Downs, who Is the daughter of Dr.
S, ' V'rt?,,1t .nml moat Prominent
rnmlllcs of Oils Qunker town. She Is a
Thomas0" f ,he ,nte J"r- ""-
gliomas McKcan and n great-grand-
daughter of the late Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry
ww?" nn4J Mr' nnd Mrs- Ocorge M.
n r,Tr ." hcr Rreat-nunts marl
McK-Lnn i,e.15rLe fn,nll'' M,"B Elizabeth
AUolph i E Boric. Secretary of the Now
?ln 0rMPi,dW,t rnnt' nn" Clemen
iin .Mckean mnrHaii ni,n.i.. ..-
rpi,., , . -"-. ... uttiica nunc,
ii ,r RTnt-gratuImothor sho
related to tho Morkoo family nlso.
Is
n.,. nurn,.her' Dr 1,obert Downs, of
German own, is n Ulstlnguished physl-
year. Mcly nltal,,e1 1,la 85th
There will bo no receiving party this
Hn"00,"' ,Mlss Douns w' r a
mnSi ,f.1t.ek whlle Ratl" and tulle.
mm?i?. m 1 VPrj' fu" sklrt. "d tho
boillco will be trimmed with exquisite
i ?' i If8, DownB ,ms "elected n gown of
u"u,l6"i u'"e veivci nnd lace.
Another charming debutante who will
be Introduced this nftcrnoon will be Miss
Mnrgaret Ondcrdonk Ilcmnk, daughter of
Mr nnd Mrs. Gustnvus Itemak, of Pros
pect nnd Evergreen Avenues, at a tea to
be given by hcr parents at their home.
The receiving party will include Mrs. J.
Somcni Smith. Mrs S. Xnudaln Ducr.
Mrs. Paul Clayton, Mrs. William II.
George, Mrs. Thomas II. Fenton, Mrs. J.
Clinton Foltz and the following debutan
tes: Miss Gertrude L. Panco.ist. Miss
Martha T McAllister. Miss Sarah S.
Myers, Miss Margatetta D. Mjers, Miss
Christine II. Stockton. Miss C. Eleanor
Pepper, Miss A. Marjory Tnylor, Miss
Theodora K. Llllle. Miss Edith Earle.
Miss Eiennor Verner, Miss Barbara M.
Boyd. Miss Maria T. Graham. Miss El
fieda A. Lewis. Miss Elizabeth C. Adams,
Miss Frances W. Scott. Miss Sarah C.
Xcllson. Miss Elizabeth W. GrlflUh. Miss
Mary Thompson, of Boston; Miss Eliza
beth Apwood, of Arizona.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Price Patton will enter
tain nt their home, 226 South 41th street,
tonight in honor of the bridal party of
Miss Louise G. Green and Mr. Herbert D.
Wllcr, whose mnrrlage will take place on
Monday evening. The guests will In
clude Mr. nnd Mrs. William J. Cooper,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank D. GUen, Miss Mar
Jorle Garman. Miss Adelaide Conly,
Miss Edna V. WHer, Miss Nettle Green,
Miss Marie Green, Miss Eleanor Morse,
Miss Helen Gregor, Mr. Warwick Fel
ton, Mr. S. Putney Worthlngton, Mr. Ed
ward WHer, Mr. Alfred WHer. Mr. Archie
Sparks, Mr. Foster Wallworth, Mr.
Italph F, Moss and Mr. Thomas Hurley.
Miss Florcnco WInthrop, of 4503 Locust
street, gave a bridge on Thursday after
noon In honor of Miss Green.
Germantown
Mrs. Lanlng Harvey, of WIIkes-Barre,
Is spending several days hero making n
tour of tho shops.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Ivlns, of 4S23
Pulaski avenue, have returned to their
home, after spending the summer at their
cottage in Ventnorj
Mrs. Moorhead and hcr daughter. Miss
Clara Moorhead, of 21J School lane, have
closed their cottago at Camden, Me., and
have opened their house for the winter.
Tho Germantown Choral Society re
sumed its regular meetings last week.
Tho rehearsals will take placo as usua
on Tuesday evenings in the lecture room
of tho Carnegie Library.
Roxborough
Mrs. James L. Haines, of 412 Delmar
street, entertained at cards and tea on
Tuesday afternoon. Among those present
were Miss Elizabeth McCaulley, Miss
Maud Dill, Miss Lydla Parker, Miss Jane
Bodgcrs and Miss Ethel Humphreys.
At the meeting of the King's" Daughters
of tho Fourth Reformed Church, on
Mannyunk nvenue, on Friday night, Miss
Eva Slmonton gave an Illustrated talk on
her trip to the two expositions in Cali
fornia. Captain A. W. Given and his daughter,
Miss Fannie Given have closed their
cottage at Ocean City and have returned
to their winter home In Iloxborough.
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We are glad to know that the
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We have stated emphatically many
times that our school Is a popular
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We have taught thousands upon
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Washington Jlotrl Dausant Room, 1 lrt Moor
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Episcopal Church, 22d nnd Walnut streets. Mrs. Wetherill was Miss
Edwina Elkins Bruner, daughter of Mrs. William Caner Weidcrseim
and granddaughter of the late Stephen B. Elkins.
RECEPTIONS AND DINNERS FIGURE
PROMINENTLY IN ENTERTAINMENTS
Professional Women's Club Meets at Colonnade Hotel.
"Chu Chu" Club Holds Reception Other
Affairs of Interest
THE Professional Women's Club met
In the banquet room of tho Colonnade
Hotel last evening, where dinner was
served. This club Is composed of wom
en actlvo In their different professions.
Authors, artists, musicians, dramatic
readers, physicians, teachers nre nmong
the members, which Include Mrs. Dorothy
Johnslono Baseler, Miss Mny Porter,
Mile. Clementine Dalcour, Miss Frances
Rosenthal, Miss Elizabeth Docrr, Miss
Ivntharlno Boscnkranz, Miss Helen Gow
and Doctor Pino.
The club ls under the direction of the
following officers: President, Mrs. John
F. Develin; first vice president, Mrs.
Bculah E. Jay; second vice president,
Miss Emllle Krlder Norrls; third vice
president. Miss Mary Carnell; corre
sponding secretary. Miss M. B. Mancelyj
recording secretary. Mile. Clementlno
Dalcour: treasurer. Miss Margaret S.
Lyons. The board of management In
cludes Miss Agnes Clune Qulnlan, Dr.
Grace Andrews, Dr. Bosc Hlrschler, Miss
Jane Grant and Miss Alice Engle.
The "Chu Chu" Club held n reception
on Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. J. K. Boehmer, 142! South 15th
street. Dancing was a feature. Mr. Carl
Deveckes and Mr. Paul Smiley gave a
few flno selections, with Mr. Wilbur
Welser at tho piano. Covers were act
for 30. Among those present were Miss
Isabel Young, Miss Hllma Wallgrecn,
Miss Sarah Null, Miss Bae Null, Miss
Dorothy Johnson, Miss Jessie I.lngen
nitcr, MUs Lillian Gctz. Miss Irma Burns,
Miss Sallle Mitchell, Miss Ida Ford, Miss
Jenetto Benard, Miss Tresa Durmen, Mr.
Paul L. Smiley, Mr. Jack Freeman, Mr.
Carl Deveckes, Mr. Joseph Boehmer, Mr.
Wesley Moore, Mr. Chester Glmmell, Mr.
John Meade, Mr. Charles Becker, Mr.
Wilbur Welser, Mr. Philip Schaeffer, Mr.
Howard Dorn, Mr. Fred Bedmern.
An elaborate nrralr was given on
Sunday evening by Mr. and Mrs. I,
Welner in honor of the birthday anni
versary of their daughter. Miss Lillian
Welner. Miss Charlotto Beck assisted In
receiving. Among tho guests present
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OCTOBER
CHARITY AFFAIRS
TUB alphabetical ebunjry fair on the
Itrounds of St. Francis Country Houso
for Convalescents, at Darby, opened at
10 o'clock this morning, And. Judging by
the society folk who have already
motored out to tho suburb, the affair
promises to be a great succera.
uT?ie.yn.rlols booth nre nrrnnged alpha
betically In frontof the largo old-fashioned
house ( and everything and anything Is
being sold by stunning maidens at the
flower stand, llttlo French booth, doll
table. Red Cross booth, handkerchief
stand and gnrden shop other attractions
are tho flag raising to bo held at i o'clook,
under tho auspices of tho Knights of
Columbus and other patriotic societies.
Vaudeville show every hour In an out
door playhouse Baby show, while
country dances and o'd-fashloned steps
will be danced under tho direction of
miss iiorenco uour. Many other amuse
ments nnd attrnctlons, Including a little
Irish thatch cottage with a pleco of the
real Blarney, not forgetting the world's
series baseball returns every Inning on
the grounds, will bo enjoyed by alt who
tan motor out to Darby today.
Mrs. A. von Bernuth, Mrs. Robert
P.tonhend nnd Mrs. Frederick Jlggens
aro thanking the fate that looks after
charity nffnlra that the weather remains
cool, for these women aro busy as bees
canning, so that those Main Lino ma
trons who are averse to looking after
Mich llttlo duties themselves will be able
to purchase the most delectable dainties
nt tho Harvest Home Fete that Is to
bo held nt Wnlmarthon. the St. Dnvld's
cstnto of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles S. Wal
ton, which Is to bo turned Into n bazaar
next Thursday to enrich tho coffers of
tho Neighborhood League.
This committee Is being spurred to un
usual activity because of tho progress
of tho Berwyn folk who nro looking nftcr
the New Knglnnd dainties, with Jellies
thrown In for good measure.
It would not be nn up-to-dnte feto
without dancing, so Mrs. Walton has In
vited nil guests who wish to trip tho
light fantastic to como to her porch be
tween 4 nnd 6 o'clock nnd 7:30 nnd 10:30
o'clock. An orchestra will dlscourso
sweet strains whllo tho right hnnd of
wclcomo will be offered by tho member
of tho Dancing Committee that first sees
tho visitors ascending tho porch steps.
The commltteo Includes Mrs. William
Townscnd Wright, Mrs. Bene Guillou
Hare. Mrs. William Carmalt Scull. Mrs.
Thcodoro E. Wlcdorshetm, Miss Gene
vlvo Glbhs, Miss Montgomery, the Misses
Myers, Miss Martha Walton, Miss Eu
Benin Carter Law, Miss Mary Scull, Miss
Gladys Jameson. Miss Hilda Jameson,
Miss Marlon Mulford nnd Mis Pepper.
A genuine clam bake will be conducted
In the little log cabin on the grounds,
nnd there will also bo n moving picture
exhibition, this latter In chatge of the
various men's organizations of Wayne
who have combined for the good of the
cause. A gypsy enmp will be another
feature of this fete that Is to be so over
flowing with oddities and novelties that
It will set tho fashion In fairs for all
winter.
Tioga
Mrs. A. D. Bnughman, president of the
Nurses' Alumnae Association, of the
Samaritan Hospital, entertained the
committee to arrange for the annual
bazaar on Wcdncsdny night, at her home.
1614 West Tioga street. The bazaar will
be held In tho Nurses' Home, Park ave
nue nnd Ontario street, on December 2,
3 and 4, nnd will be the largest affair
ever undertaken by tho association.
There will bo seven booths. America,
representing neutrality, will occupy the
centre, while on one sldo Will be Eng
land. Franco and Ireland, and on the
other Germany, Austria and Turkey. The
booths In the order named will be In
charge of Miss Anna O'Harn. Miss
Batbors, Miss Violet Wilkinson, Miss Tur
ner, Mrs. Elizabeth Mayer. Mrs. Harvey
Schllchter nnd Miss Jessie Bowe. The
proceeds will bo used to endow a room
In the .hospital for sick nurses. Many
prominent residents of Tioga are inter
ested In the entertainment, ana are
working to make the bazaar a social
and financial success.
South Philadelphia
Mr. Edward Horan and Mr. Edward
Link, is:s South 19th street, havo Just re
turned from a vacation spent In Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Colien, of 1102 South
street, recently announced the betrothal
of their daughter. Miss Jennie Cohen, to
Mr. Daniel Barbour, of 2628 South 10th
street. No arrangements have been made
for the wedding, as Miss Cohen Intends
to go West as far as Nebraska and will
probably visit the Exposition. She has a
brother and slstcr-ln-law In Nebraska.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. John F. Starr left Thursday eve
ning for Toledo, Ohio, where sho will
visit relatives until November.
Mrs. Benjamin Boyer returned on Wed
nesday from a visit to relatives lit Vir
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want a thorough and absolutely first
class commercial education. Tele,
phonei Lombard ltOO.ltOT,
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LAFAYETTE I1UILDINO
fith and Chestnut Street
Alter Nov. 1st, Penn Mutual Bldg.
School for Backward Children
ivr.ni s JlllVlIJr.J.l'IlIA
School Bran -Ins. Manual Tralnlno- (He.m
Painting. Clay Modeling lUsketTy wiS5
work). Nature Study. Outdoor Walk, Woo1'
Experienced teachers.
AU'"I!,, M185' Leaer Central.
"Country Day School for Boys"
Wynnmwood, ,fa.
Rev. plbson Bell, Head Master.
phone Ardmore 1822.
NOYES SCHOOL
ilia
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CHESTNUT ST.
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School
t2iL.iwj Night I4.M
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MARY HRKVAHU ROBERTS. Ill N. 1Mb U'
sWeutleai Volcei day a"c iv0i .'Sj-i
aau Mr. njLUS Tutor I
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WALNUT LANK SCHOOL
i. W W"JT ANK" OKRMANTOWN.
Strong, "feral Cpura. Domestic Scleac
fist sxrszs'iiap "
9. 1915.
WEDDINGS OF IMPORTANCE
TO BE SOLEMNIZED TODAY
Miss Edwina Elkins Bruner and Mr. C. A. Heckscher
Wetherill to Wed Miss Ethel Jones Bride of
Mr. E. C. Gosling Other Nuptials
TIIK most Important wedding today
wns that of Miss Edwina Rlklns
Bruner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Caner Wletlerselm. who became the bride
of Mr. C. A. Heckscher Wetherill. Tho
ceremony was held In St. James' Protes
tant Episcopal Chureh, ltd and Walnut
mreeis, at noon. Miss Bruner was at
tended by her aunt, Mrs. William F.
R. Hltt, as matron of honor; Miss Kath
erlne Herman Kremer, as maid of honor,
and tho bridesmaids Included Miss
limner's cousin, Mrs. F W. Hunter, of
I ittsburgh, who will bo remembered ns
Miss Kllznbcth Elkins Ollphnnt; Miss
Mary Brown Warburton, Mrs. John Ship
ley Dixon, Miss Mary Withers, of Kan
sas City; MUa Annette Shclden, of De
troit, and Mrs. Lawrence Armour, of
Chicago,
Mr. Wetherill had as his best man
Mr Henry Morton MoMlchnel. and tho
ushers Included Mr. Alfred E. Sergeant,
Mr. J. Hutchinson Scott, Jr., Mr. John
Price Wetherill. Mr. W. Chattln Weth
erill, Mr Edmund II. Rogers, Mr. Howard
K. Mohr and Mr. Daniel H. Hutchin
son, Jr.
The bride, who wns given In marrlago
by Mr. Wlederselm, wns regal In a gown
of lustrous Ivory-tinted satin, made quite
simply and draped; from tho shoulders
hung an old-fashioned bell-shaped train,
qulto long, and caught nt tho corners
with silver ribbon nnd orange blossoms.
The filmy tullo veil wns clasped to the
head by nn exquisite dlnmond ornament.
A bouquet of orchids nnd lilies of the
valley was carried. Mrs. Hltt was hand
somely gowned In apricot faille, with a
banding of skunk fur on tho skirt and
touches of fur on tho bodice. Her hat
was of apricot crepe, with a crown of
deep maroon velvet, trimmed with skunk
fur and n slnglo deep pink rose. Tho
young matron enrrlcd a mult of skunk
fur. Miss Krcmer's gown was fashioned
the samo way. Tho bridesmaids' frocks
wore of buff-colored faille, tho skirt edged
with plaited lace. Bands of skunk fur
were used on the skirt and on the bodice
as trimming, and at the corsage was a
single rose. Their hats were of buff-colored
crepe, with crowns of maroon velvet,
trimmed with skunk fur, and they, too,
cnrrled small muffs.
A reception und wedding breakfast will
follow nt tne Rltz-Cnrlton Hotel.
GOSLING-JONES.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Marriott
Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
M Jones, of 422 West Stafford street, and
Mr. Edmund C. Gosling, of Bermuda,
will lake place today at 3:30 o'clock In
St. Luko's Protestant Episcopal Church.
The ceremony will he performed by the
Buy.. Samuel t'pjohn, rector of the church.
Attending tho bride ns mnld of honor will
, CONSERVATORIES Q MUStC
anv UNO I. KUVJ IU15
jwgsjB" m'iftxssT-rijpy'nm
Edwin Evans
BARITONE
has reopened his studio in the
Fuller Buildinp, 10 South 18th
Street, and also announces that
owing to unprecedented enrol
ment his unengaged time is lim
ited to only a few more pupils.
Phone, Locust 358.
Organtit of St. James Church,
22rt and Walnut streets. I'hlla.
OKGAN, PIANO AND TIIKOKx
Organ pupils will be audited In cur
ing positions when competent.
MJO HANSOM STIIEKT
ROLLO MAITLAND
FELLOW AMERICAN GUILD OF OltOANISTS
CONCERT ORGANIST
"Recital one of the finest yet given la the
Auditorium." Springfield Republican.
Initruction in Organ, Piano, Theory
Estey Hall. Residence, 1633 N. Rcdtleld St.
z
E C K W E R ' S
Philadelphia Musical Academy
161T Spruce St. Tlh seaeon opeas
Sept. 8th. Branches 0028 aerman.
town Ave.! 440 8. 02d St. Emlnsal
Artists In Faculty Prospectus.
SAUDER
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Adolph Sau.
der, Dlr. 22a S. 4th St 1714 Chestnut St.
WM. J. BOEHM, Mus. Bac.
ORGAN PIANO
Organist Chamliers-Wjllo Memorial.
Btudlost 1413 No. 18th St.. and the Church.
MAY PORTER plA$?lrf?'
Orcanlst St Paul's Presbyterian Church
DIRECTOR CANT.MKH I'll OR US
iVSt Iluiel Avenue
PHILIP WAHIIKN
VOICE
ESTEY HALL
COOKE
HAVE YOU HEARD
DR. ADAM GEIBEL
The famoua blind composer lecturer and en.
terialner iDescrlPtlve booklet 1018 Arch Bt,
HELEN
ACKROYD
Vole Culture
Art of Singing
HAMILTON
Contralto Bololst. Church of the Holy Trinity,
btuqio. caicy gn. wiimm SI Ann Ol.
JAMES C. WARHURST
Voice, Piano and Directing,
1820 CHESTNUT STREET
WALTER ST. CLARE KNODLE
riANO, ORGAN, SINGING, THEORY
STUDIO, lilt CHESTNUT ST.
ANNE McDONOUGH'S
SCHOOL OF SIGHT SINIiINO
jtemoved toJ17S Chrstuut St.
CHARLOTTE B. Art of Singing Piano, V"lrgifT
pr-rox a.irt&riTinejg.l...c
alton DOUGHERTY 5rSS!(.lt
PIANIST ACCOMPANIST INSTKUCTHiN
AIl?HlT KENNEDY "r.i"'-
1114 CHESTNUT ST Bill CA1MAKINB ST.
L. COLE
YIOLlSIST
IMS N. FRAZtKR
0
bo Miss Mary Carroll Hodge, Mrs. L. Cas
par Wlster nnd Mrs. Aubrey Huston,
Miss Helen Gosling, Miss Elizabeth Jack
son, of Boston; .Miss Margaret Dcnnlston.
Miss IWIth Gorham and Miss Dorothy
Ballantvnc, of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs.
1J English Dallam, Jr. Tho best man will
bo Mr. Waltr Wadson, of Bermuda, and
the ushers will Include Mr. Gerard Con.
jcrs nnd Mr. Charles Gosling, of Bor
muda; Mr Raymond Harvey, Mr Eldon
Harvey and Mr Lau, of New York; Mr.
Lloyd Penlston Jones, Mr. Edwin Olney
Jones, of Germantown, brothers of tho
bride, and Mr. D. English Dallam, Jr.,
nlso of Germantown.
After an extended wedding Journey,
Mr and Mrs. Gosling will live In Ber
muda. LirsCHUTZ-POLAND.
Tho mnrrlage of Miss Esther Toland.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Poland,
of sow Euclid avenue, to Mr. Barnett
iipscnutz will be solemnized tomorrow
night In Metropolitan Hall, which will
be decorated with n profusion of palms,
frns nnd pink nnd white dahlias, asters
nnd chrysanthemums. Tho ceremony will
be performed by Rabbi Harris. Mr. Po
land will glvo his daughter In marriage.
Miss Henrietta Poland will attend her
sister ns maid of honor. Tho brides
maids will bo Miss Sylvia Llpschutx,
Bister of tho bridegroom; Miss Henrietta
E. Poland, cousin of tho bride; Miss
Jennie Greenetz, Miss Rose Knplan and
Miss Katharine Kaplan. Mr. LlpschuU
will have for his best man Hr. William
Bergcr, and for ushers Mr. Milton I.
Greenetz, Mr Mnurlco Eddleman, Mr.
Abraham Tclllcoff. Mr. DavldII. Kaplan
and Mr. David Kaplan. The ceremony
wilt be followed by a dinner and recep
tion. Mr. nnd Mrs. Llpschutz will leave
on nn extended tour, and upon their re
turn will live in Philadelphia.
ALLING ER-WARNER.
Miss Alice Gertrude Warner and Mr.
"William T. Alllnger wero married quietly
at noon today In the Church of the Holy
Trinity, 19th and Walnut streets. There
were no brldesmntds. Tho Rev. Herbert
Cone, assistant rector of Holy Trinity,
officiated. Mrs. Alllnger Is tho daughter
of Mrs. Wnrner and tho late Rev. Bev
erly E. Warner, rector for over 10 years
of Holy Trinity, tho oldest Episcopal
Church in New Orleans, La.
North Philadelphia
"The Society of tho Holy Manger."
which provides layettes for poor or de
serted women, will resume Its weekly
meetings October 12 at the residence of
Mrs. Alice Randolph Purdy, Its foundress
and president.
THE WILSON NORMAL SCHOOL OF
MUSIC AND LANGUAGES
ESTEY HALL, Walnut at 17th St.
Advanced pupils thoroughly in
structed in the ART OF TEACHING
and prepared for positions as teachers.
Special course in higher English.
THE SCHOOL OF PRACTICE
Accepts beginners at a nominal cost
and develops them carefully and with
out loss of time from the primary
through the advanced grades along
rhythmic, melodic methods.
CLASS & PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
APPOINTMENT DY LETTER
BEN STAD
VIOLINIST
FIRST PRIZE
Royal Conservatoire, Brussels
Graduate of Louis Wolff. Caesar
Thompson and Carl Kluch.
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Li."?-!' Juneteachlng October 1st.
QaorrTT Coitserbnton
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Ilrunrh, Unite SOS
I-rtMer IJulWliiir. nu Chestnut St.
o .. .Ph(!P.e TIKa 3S10.
Send for Illustrated catalogue
E. F. ULRICH
Musical Director
Studio College of Mu.lo Temple Cnl.er.ltr
!?I,IANP SANROMKT8.
Edvv. Shippen Van Leer
"23? Tenor centra. TgSZSS&SS"
(3 ermnntolun S?wAM""
100 W. Chelten ore., Geo. C. Krlck l)lr,(
Piano, Voice. lolln. .Mando In, Org.J J, "a?'
Cello, llunjo, Guitar, Elocution "'
Cour" deimrlments. ihorough? modern
JVrU tr Ilooklet. Phone Oh? J?,, '"
ARTURO ANDRFniMr
VOCAL TEACHER ITALIAN miw
A thorough exponent, th. a7t c? "Plil??
Tenor, developed t '0 Subllin. "t0,
8-0 So imS'sf ?,' "' n trnoVi"
8-0 Bo. loth St. Mon. & Thura. at Estey HaiL
HENRY GURNEY"
nhn firhonl .f ..-.
JT14 CHESTNUT STREET
WALTER PFEIFPFb
Graduule Ilpslg Royal I'jin..... .
F'".. Violinist With ndla"n'V.n,"
tori.
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F. EDMUND EDMUNDS
Residence. &v?b" "'i
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Italian Art of
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LEMAN
Violin. Theory,
Conductina-",
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