RECEIVING PARTIES
QUOTA OF INTEREST TO SOCIETY
Debutantes Who Will Assist
Matrons to Receive With Mrs. Graham at
Tea Tomorrow Personals
. MONO the debutantes who wilt assist
in receiving at the tea which Mr. and
Mrs. I-cwW LIUlo will give to Introduce
their daughter, Miss Theodoro Kelso
Ltllle, at their country homo In Hftvcr-
frd on Thurrfdny, October 21, will be
IJltss Edith Earle, Miss Margarctta Dixon
Myers, Miss Sarah Sergeant Myers, Miss
'garnh C Nellson, Miss C. Elcnnor rep
per, Miss S Vytendale Iialrd, Miss Chris
Mine Stockton, Miss Eleanor Vcrncr, Miss
Elizabeth Wllmer Griffiths, Miss Mar
feraret Ondordonk Itemak, Miss Martha
Thornton McAllister, Miss Agnes Morgan
Urockle, Miss aarnn rmnKiin, .miss ucr
'trudo Fancoast, Miss Eleanor Bryant,
jllss Katharine Ilcglsttr, Miss Emilia
l'oey Kennedy, Miss Uarbnru MIITlIn
Foyd, Miss Kntltcrlnc Ofldcn, Miss Loutso
Davis and Miss Kothcrlne Tennoy, A aup-
per and dance for the receiving party and .
a lew audlliuilui Kuvain vvui luninv llic lea.
At the tea which Mr. and Mrs, How
ard S. Graham will glvo tomorrow to
Introduce their daughter, Mtss Maria
Thayer draham, Mrs. Graham will be ns
L.i.til In receiving by Mrs. Russell
t.Thayer, Mrs. George Dallas Dixon, Mrs.
JMl's Drayton, Mrs. J. Hutchinson Bcott,
"Mrs. Sidney innycr. Airs. j. Allison
'Reott. Mrs. Henry Wharton and Mrs.
iKsdcllffo Cheston. Coaches will meet all
strains at tne rennByivania wnestnut urn
Station tomorrow nncrnoon to convoy
the guests to tho house.
A dinner danco lor tho receiving party
and R. few additional guests will follow
the reception.
Mr, Itobcrt Emott Hare and his son
mnA dauehtor-ln-law. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rene
ItmOulllou Hare, havo returned from a motor
trip througn jsew ior ninte anu me
Delawaro Water Gnp.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Laurence Craw-
ford have left Merlon for Avorcester,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aymcr Sands.
, of Radnor Valley Farm, Rosemont, are
; In New York for several days. They are
staying at tho Rltz-Carlton.
Invitations havo been Issued by tho
(Matinee Musical Club for a series of three.
I' dances, to be held In the Rose Garden
of the Uellevue, on November 2, De
i cember IS nnd January 23. Tho com-
mltteo on charge Include Mrs. F. Mantis,
Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Frederick
'Mencke. Mrs. H. Mnckay, Mrs. R. G.
i Oellers and Miss Mario G. Loughnoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Rexley Hocombc, of
1 Homewood, Morrlstown. entertained Sat
urday at the Morrlstown Horse Show
in honor of their guests. Miss Dorothea
i,T. Kelly, and Mr. S. Krlder Kent.
Luncheon was served on tho. Hocombe
t coach at tho grounds nnd souvenirs of
the occasion were Bilk . parasols for the
"ladles and cigarette cases for the men.
if The guests Included Miss Lillian Mack,
jpiss ucatrice Luauig, air. uernard
( Black, all of New York, and Mr. Howard
i Brown, of Boston.
Along the Main Line
BRYN MAWn. Mr. William Ludwick.
Fof Northbrook, Pa., was the guest of Mrs.
f Howard Brown, of Morris avenue, over
j the week-end.
r .msa wmisuiiu x.it:uaiiii, ui xjuucttsiei
r avenue, has oecn entertaining .hies Anna
E Moore, of Norrlstown.
Chestnut Hill
The flrst meeting of the J. C. Gilbert
Home and School Association for the
school year will bo held In the school
building on Highland avenue on Tuesday
.evening. The program will consist of
i music and addresses by Mr. William H.
I Mcarns and Mr. Samuel J. Randall,
Mrs. Harry C. Weeks, of 7802 Lincoln
f Drive, entertained very Informally at
bridge yesterday afternoon In honor of
I. her sister, Mrs. Frank Donaldson, of
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Colahan. of
ST81J Lincoln Drive, will motor with Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Morlce nnd Mr.
fOeorgo Turvlanco on Saturday to A.n-
inapolls, Md to attend the Pennsylvanla
ENavy football game.
Mrs, Frank M. Bovnton. who Is snend.
ting a short time In New York, will re-
Iturn to her homo on St. Martin's lane
wmorrow.
Germantown
Among thoso who will enter thn fall
.'golf tournament, to bo' played October
, w ana h, at the Queen Lane Mnnor Golf
Jjiuo, ror which tournament Mrs. Wil
liam Gray Warden has donated a beauti
ful cup, will be tho following ladles: Mrs.
Charles J. Wlster. Mrs. Aloxander W.
Wl8ter. Jr.! Mm. fmnMa llrnillnir Mn
vl'rankj Shattuck, Miss Mildred and Miss
Kunryne shattuck. Miss Marguerite
Burton, Miss Eleanor Wunder, Miss Anna
"""ir, miss ueatrico u. Lorlmer, Mrs.
B. Harry R!ehnrdn. Jr.; Mrs. Tipntnmln
Hawley, Mrs. Samuel Hawley, Miss Se
vens, HttWlfV Ml TCHgtuth Wlitnr f !
fWlldred Longstreth, Miss Florine Fear-
sun, iuiss Katherlno Davis.
The first meeting of the Army and
naW Relief Annndntlnn will tnVn nltina nt
the home of Mrs. Francis Howard Wil
liams, B3I9 Greene street, on Thursday,
October 21 Plans for tho winter will
ta discussed.
Mrs. Rufus Scott, of Wlssahlekon nve-
Jhue and Hortter street, will entertain at
'lUnCheon tnrlnv nt 4ia rtollavitA.Bt rnlfnnl
Bin honor of Mrs. Frank Donaldson, of
ItciTii ' wno na8 been th0 Euest ' MrB'
r"llllam W. AdntTlM. nt NnvnhAit nvenuA
Ind Mermaid lano, for tho past 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs, John W. Goodwin, of 6330
U&Vnfaon NtrpAt will nrplva hnmA tnilnv
Ifrom tho Pocono Mountains, where they
lPnt September.
.Tk members of the Rlngstetten, the
Undine Barge Club, will siva a reedblrd
HPPer t the clubhouse on the East River
iprtve this evening. Among thpsa who will
ij'ireriain are Mr. and Mrs. E. nitten
hou8 Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Francis B,
FUracken. Mir. and Mm wminm rt. TiipV.
Kr' Mr end Mrs. Clarence Peterson, Mr.
and Mrs. Bamuel Woodward, Mrs. B.
oss Carver, Mr. and Mrs. William R-
ier, Jr., and Mr. George Mallory.
Vr. and M. William flAvrm Bbii4
kf 111 West Nippon street, are receiving;
ly. Eliiabeth Patterson Sauter.
Dr. nnt If., rt n,.t., -nrl.-
ITeiCOn AVantlA nnA BtttffnrA al.Mil lull!
Kurn shortly from Long Brandt.
U SfrS. V. f1 'UI11IH.H n C1A ntitnrv
RJf.Ht, left or 8an FrahcUco, where she
tVml Un ' y pa
(Kiss Mary Craig, of 21 West Walnut
Imio city. N, X
Alone the Readinc:
EMln June Hoipmond, of Oak Ine. ViWX
o club tomorrow ftrnoo' Hr
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ADD THEIR
Miss Lillie Number of
C,ummlngS( Miss Sue Tblssell, Miss Leona
Irvln. Miss Alice Woodward, Miss Vir
ginia Hirst, Miss Mnxthn Cnlllnghorn,
Miss Beatrice Stokes, Miss Arlce Bloom
field. Miss Bernlco Hearst and Miss
Josephine Bocklns.
Mr, nnd Mrs. John R, Lukcns will ccle
brato their 60th wedding anniversary this
evening nt the residence of their daugh
ter. Mrs. C. L. Hommerly, of Mountain
avenue, Melrose Park.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Wood Rawcllffe, of
Montgomery nvenue, Ogontz. hnve had as
their guests Mr. nnd Mrs. William Brat
ton, of 670 Rlppoy street, Pittsburgh. Mr.
and Mrs. Bratton have,, been guests for
set'eral weeks at the Marlborough-Blcn-helm,
Atlantic City,
West Philadelphia
Miss Molllo Dlvnc. of C942 Christian
street, gave a surprise linen shower at
her home on Saturday In honor of Miss
Fnnnle Ooldbcrg, who Is engaged to Mr.
Dlvao. The main enteitnlnmcnt of tho
evening wns exhibition of tho latest danc
ing steps by Mr. Jule Dlvac, Miss Mollle
Dlvac and Mr. Leon Veil. The dancing
wns followed by a Dutch supper. Among
thoso present were Miss Rose Hermnn,
Miss Ida Savant, Miss Rosnlle Reznek,
Miss Rae Reznek, Miss Sarah Wilder,
Miss Mae Epstein, Miss Anna GHckmnn,
Miss .Sarah Cohen, Miss Fannie Corson,
Miss Blanche Myers, Miss Rose Glnsburg,
Miss Annie Goldberg, Doctor Egllck, Mr.
J. Wilder. Mr. 1. Wilder. Mr. J. Hnlpern,
Mr. J. Pressman, Mr. B. Rnppaport, Mr.
L Elsenstcin, Mr. C. Goldberg, Mr. L.
Veil, Mr. H. Taylor. Mr. A. Goldberg,
Mr. J. llrnmnlck, Mr. J. Dlvnc, Mr. Joo
Dlvac, Mr. M. Dlvnc. Mr. M. Goldberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Dlvac.
Mr. , Creston M. Clark, of 718 North
Budd street, has Just returned from a
vacation spent at the Panama Exposi
tion. Miss Helene E. Bates and Miss Lillian
E. Bates, of 524 Walton nvenue, enter
tained the members of the Phi Phi
Sorority nt their homo on Saturday after
noon. Those present were Miss Frances
L. Barnes, 'Miss Hele E. Bates', Miss
Marie Bochm, Miss Dorothy Buck, Miss
Lillian E. Bates, Miss Helen Buchanan,
Miss Dorothy F. Glenn, Miss Ruth Pope
and Miss Ella Glenn.
South Philadelphia
Invitations have been Issued by Mrs.
George W. Wlso for the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Gladys Marguerite Wise,
to Mr. John H. Hartzell, Jr., on Tuesday,
October 19. nt fi o'clock, at her home, 2129
South ICth street.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Sllber gave a dinner
dance last week at their home, 813 Pierce
street, In honor of their niece, Miss Helen
Sofren, of Winnipeg, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. VIgguers, who
have spent the summer season at their
cottage at Atlantic City, returned to the
city this week and opened their home at
15th and Moore strets.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hamilton, of
2021 South 16th street, entertained last
week at a small dinner party. In the
Adelphla Hotel In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Baldwin, of Chlcngo, 111., who
havo been visiting In Philadelphia and
vicinity for the last two weeks.
Mr. J. D. Corcoran, of 1333 South 18th
street. Is home again after a lengthy stay
at Atlantic City.
Mr. George N. Lowery and family," of
1823 South 17th street, who have been
traveling alt summer, returned home last
week. '
An outing of the actuary department,
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company,
was held last Wednesday at their Coun
try Club In Bon Air. After a dinner tho
guests were entertained by the Penn Mu
tual Quintet, composed of Mr. C. M. T.
Parkinson, Mr. A. Irons, Mr. W. S. Knox,
Mr. D. S. Woodruff, 3d, and Mr. W. Wal
ters. Mr, J. Burnett Glbb, chief actuary,
gavo an Interesting talk on life Insurance.
Mrs. J. A. Trainer, of 1438 Catharlno
street, has returned homo after spending
the summer months at Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Loon D. Elsenhower, of
2142 South Broad street, have returned
home after a vacation at their cottage In
Atlantic City.
Mr. Thomas Rlcketts, of 1419 Mooro
street, gave his "freedom party" at his
home Saturday evening. Many promi
nent South Phlladelphlans were among
the guests present.
North Philadelphia
Miss Tllllo Supkal, of Mount Carmel,
Is spending a few weeks with Mrs. E.
George and sister, Miss II. Roach, of
2300 North Woodstock street
Miss Lauretta Griffin, of 1810 North Jud
son street, has cancelled all engagements
until after January 1.
Lansdowne
Mrs. Frank G. Burrows, of East Stew
art avenue, will entertain at luncheon
this afternoon. Her guests will be the
members of the Publicity Committee of
the Twentieth Century Club, and Include
Mrs. Abram L. Pennock, Mrs. Clarence
Eppelshlemer, Mrs. T. S. Bishop, Mrs.
James P. Breen, Mrs. John Davis and
Mrs. William C. Jackson.
Under the auspices of the Mothers In
Council a benefit musical will bo given In
tho 20th Century Club on November 20.
Miss Mary Long, daughter of Mrs. W.
II. Stovell, of IS East Stratford avenue,
entered Wellesley College last month.
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MR. MAURICE h. LIBBER
MR. LIBBER and Miss Musoovlti are
well-known members of the younger
set In South Philadelphia, Their wedding
took place last Sunday and was followed
by a large reception at Lytic Hall, after
which the young couple left on an ex
tended weddlim I'1 . ,
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MRS. GEORGE UPTON FAVORITE rhoto by Marceau.
Whowas married today at noon in St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal
Church,
WEDDING TAKES PLACE
IN NEW JERSEY TODAY
Miss Pauline Hart Becomes Bride of Mr. E. C. Dale
at Rumson, the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Harding Miss
Leaf and Mr. Favorite Married Other Nuptials
A WEDDING of Importance which
took place today In Rumson, N. J.,
wns that of Miss Pauline Hart and
Mr. Edward C. Dale, both of this city.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Doctor Duncan, In the Church of
George-by-the-Rlvcr, and was followed
by a, reception nt the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Horace Harding, the former of
whom Is a cousin of the bride.
Tho wedding took place at 1 o'clock.
Miss Hart was attended by Mrs. Ern
est du Pont, as matron of honor, nnd
there wore no bridesmaids. Miss Evelyn
Drayton and Miss Laura Harding were
little flower girls. Mr. Herrmann A.
Denckla, A cousin of Mr. Dale's, acted
as best man, and the uslfers were Dr.
Arthur Newlin, Mr. John Strawbrldge,
Mr. Walter Llppincott, Mr. Arthur II.
Brockle, Mr. Albert P. Gerhard, Mr.
George L. Justice, Dr. Frederick Fraley,
Mr. Harry Maybln Hart, Dr. John Crutce
and Mr. Charles West Churchman.
FAVORITE LEA F.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Clay
Leaf, daughter of Mrs. Edward Bowman
Leaf, to Mr. Georgo Upton Favorite took
place at noon today In St. Mark's
Church, tho Rev. Elliot White, the rector,
officiating. The bride, who was given In
marriage by her mother, wore an ex
quisite gown of Ivory white duchesse
satin with a long squaro train and her
filmy tullo veil was attached to tho hair
by a coronet of orange blossoms. She
carried a graceful shower bouquet of
bride's roses and lilies of the valley,
Mrs. Loaf was gowned In taupe velvet
trimmed with brown fox fur and silver
lace and woro a silver lace hat trimmed
with fur and taupo velvet plumes. The
brldo's only attendant was her sister.
Miss Frances T. Leaf, who woro a
charming llttlo frock of pale pink chiffon
trimmed with Bllver laco and sliver rib
bon and a hat of pink chiffon and silver
lace to match. She carried a bouquet of
pink roses. Mr. Favorite had his father,
Mr. W F Favorite, ns best man and
tho ushers wero Mr. Frank Coyle, of
Chicago; Mr. Jervls Burdick, Mr. Catvln
Favorite, Mr. Stephen Howitt, of West
Virginia: Mr. Cormack Eggleston and
Mr. Reed Kllpatrlck, of Now York.
A small wedding breakfast at tho homo
of the bride, 2027 Walnut street, followed
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Favorite
will be at home at the Coronado, 22d and
Chestnut streets, after November 1.
COCKS-BROSIU8.
Tho wedding of Miss Helen May Bros
lus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Brostus, to Dr. Abraham Cocks will
tako place this afternoon at i o'clock
at the homo of the bride's parents, 4920
Walton avenue. Father Cowl will per
form tho ceremony. The bride, who will
bo given In marriage by her father, will
wear a traveling gown of navy blue
serge trimmed with 'fur and a black vel
vet hat trimmed with ermine. Sho will
carry a bridal bouquet of lilies of the
valley. Miss Hazel Broslus, a sister of
the bride, who will be maid of honor, will
be gowned In brown broadcloth trlmmod
with fur and a hat to match. Mr. Henry
Savage will act as best man. Doctor and
Mrs. Cocks after" a trip South will live
In ulen Cove, L. I.
BOYD-MENAMIN,
A pretty wedding will take, place this
evening at 7 o'clock, when Miss Marjorlo
Menamln, daughter qf Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W.
Mtnnlch, becomes the bride of Mr, Charles
Henry Boyd In the Woodland Presby
terian Church, 42d and Pine streets. The
Rev, James Ramsay Swain, pastor of the
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church, will officiate. The brido, who will
be given In marriage by Mr. Mlnnlch, will
be attended by Miss Lovlna B. Wesley ns
maid of honor, nnd her bridesmaids will
be Miss Adelaide GUsson, of Moore, Pa.;
Miss Helen M. Paul, Miss Emma O.
Boyd nnd Miss Alma G. M. Bains. Mr.
R. Earl Whltaker, of North Carolina, will
net as best man, and tho ushers will bo
Mr. Gregory Allyn. Mr. Ferris C. Walte,
Mr. Arnold Myer, of New York; Mr. Caleb
Brlnton, Mr. Edwin Doyle and Dr. Walter
Levering.
WILLIAMSON-BURK.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Ruth Burk,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burk, of
1237 North Broad street, and Mr. William
C. Williamson, Jr., of Oak Lane, will take
place this evening at 6:30 o'clock. The
ceremony will take placo In the home of
the bride's parents. Tin Rev. Dr. Robert
Hughes Moore, or the Central North
Broad Street Presbyterian Church, will
officiate. Tho bride, who w.ll be a-lven In
marriage by her father, will have Mies
Elizabeth Williamson, a sister of the
bridegroom, as maid of honor, and her
two nieces, Miss Ruth Burk and Miss
Charlotto Scott, as flower girls. Dr.
Clarence B. Clemmer will attend as best
man. Tho "bride will wear a gown of
white satin, with an overdress of point
lace, and finished with a court train of
silver satin. Her veil will be of tulle
held In place by orange blossoms, and
she will carry a shower bouquot of
orchids and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor will be gowned In
peach-colored taffeta and will carry an
arm bouquet of roses and lilies of the
valley. The little flowers fclrls will wear
frocks of white with pink ribbons and
will carry baskets of sweetheart roses.
A reception will follow the ceremony,
from 8 until 10 o'clock, after which Mr.
and Mrs. Williamson will leave for their
wedding trip, and on their return will
be at home at Grove Dale, Olney.
WECHSLER WINDER.
A benutlful wedding will tako' place to
night In the Gaston Presbyterian Church,
11th street and Lehlglf avenue, when
Miss Jane S. Winder, daughter of Mrs.
Jennie P. Slugg Winder, of 2553 North
11th street, will be given In marriage by
her brother, Mr. William D. Winder, to
Mr. Mnrcus B. Wechslor. of Westvllle,
N. J. The ceremony will be performed at
8 o'clock by the pastor of the church,
the Rev. Dr. Walter Greenway. The
bride's gpwn Is of lustrous white crcpo
meteor, which is shown off to splendid
advantage by the simple cut. The court
train is panne velvet The veil of tulle
will be attached to a cap of real lace
made from the wedding veil worn by
the bride's mother 35 years ago tonight.
Mrs. Robert H. Mooney will be her
sister's matron of honor. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Bertha Winder, also a sister
of the bride, and Miss Reba Wechsler,
sister of the bridegroom. Master Edgar
Jones, Jr., clad In a quaint court costume,
will be the ring bearer,
Mr. Paul Wechsler will attend his
brother as best man, and the ushers will
be Mr. Harry Winder, Mr. John Winder,
brothers of the bride; Mr, Edgar Jones
and Mr. Robert H. Mooney. The service
will be followed by a reception at the
home of the bride's mother. Mr. and
Mrs. "Wechsler upon their return from
their 'veddlng Journey will live at 4S1S
Sydenham street, Logan, where they will
receive after November 15.
FARLET-SEXTON.
A very pretty wedding took place on
Saturday morning at St. Monica's Ohurch,
when Miss Elizabeth Sexton, daughter of
Mrs. John McBrlde, became the bride of
Mr. John F, Farley. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. P. J, McGarrlty.
Breakfast followed the ceremony. On
their return from their wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Farley will reside with Mr. Far
ley's mother at 2430 South 20th street
SILBER-LIGHT.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca Light,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Light,
of 1729 South 8th street, to Mr, Benjamin
Sllber, of Bristol, Pa., will be solemnized
tonight at the residence of Rabbi B, I
Levlnthal, 726 Pine streat, who will offl
date. The ceremony will be followed by
a dinner and reception, after whloh Mr.
and Mrs. Sllber will leave on ah extended
tour to Niagara Falls, returning early
this winter to their new home In Bris
tol, Pa.
BARRY KELLY.
A romance of several years will be
culminated this morning when nupttat
Maes Is celebrated at St Joachim's
Church, Frankford, between Miss Mary
M, Kelly and William J, Barry, Jr.
Barry Is an amateur actor of high re
pute, and his start In amateur theatricals
threw him opposite Miss Kelly, both play
ing leads. Barry soon began to play a
double game, not only wooing Miss Kelly
behind the footlights, but also off the
stage. He is a member of (be Phllopa
trlsn Institute, which products high-class
plays.
Tho bridesmaid will be Miss Kathryn
Kelly, a sister of the bride, and the best
man will be Nicholas T, Barry, or New
York city The coup!, after a honey
moon of several weeks, will t at name,
at 4215 Penn street
Debutante Doings
Miss Martha Thornton McAllister will
be formally presented today at a tea to be
given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J,
Rutherford McAllister, at their home
Brlckholm, Chestnut Hill. The receiving
party will Include Miss Margaretta Dixon
Myers, Miss Sarah Bcrgeant Myers, Miss
Margaret Ondordonk Rcmak, Miss Chris
tine Hare Stockton, Miss C. Eleanor Pep
per, Miss Edith Earlo, Miss Barbara Mif
flin Boyd, Miss Emllle Posey Kennedy,
Miss Anne B. Merrick, Miss Gertrude L.
Pancoast, Miss Barbara Benson, Miss
Theodora Keith Llllle, Miss Elizabeth C.
Adams, Miss Sarah Claypols Nellson and
Miss Eleanor Vemor.
A dinner and dance will follow for tho
members of tho receiving party and
younger men.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wethirlll Han
sell, of Lancaster avenue, Ardmore, will
introduce their daughter, Miss Helen
Hansen, this afternoon at a tea. There
will be no recslvlng party.
Frankford
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Mount, of 6015 Ris
ing Sun avenue, are receiving congratula
tions on the ,blrth of a daughter.
Miss Antontn Holdcnr 4325 Frankford
avenue, has gono to tho Pacific coast, and
will attend the National W. C. T. U. con
vention at Seattle.
Mrs. William Felton nnd daughter, Mrs.
Jonathan Jones, of Mllllngton, Md., havo
returned to their homo after having spent
a week as tho guests of Miss Mary Felton,
of 6424 Rising Sun avenue.
A surprise party was given Mrs. Walter
M. Flsko at her homo on Academy road
Saturday ovenlng upon her return from
California, where sho has been spending
tho last six months. Those present wero
Mrs, Albert Munn, Mrs. Frank Waters,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas, Miss
Mary Maclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. George
Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bayne,
Miss Fanny Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Atkins, Mr. Georgo Louden, Miss Ida
Bidding, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Stackhousc,
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Rosengnrden, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Yardwood and Mr. and
Mrs. John Humphreys.
A harvest homo feto and Dutch supper
will be given at St. Bartholomew's
Church Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Isles and their
daughter, Miss Esther Isles, have re
turned to their homo at Fox Chase after
having spent n few days with Mr. and
Mrs. William Holllngsworth, of 5124
Water street, Olney.
Roxborough
A delightful reception was given . Mon
day night In honor of Mrs. Roslna Metzler
at her home, 185 Conarroe street, Roxbor
ough, in celebration of her 90th birthday
anniversary. Mrs. 'Metzler wns born on
October 9, 1825, In Alsace-Lorraine and
came to this country with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moke, In 1855 and set
tled In Roxborough, where she was mar
ried that year to Mr. Frederick Metzler.
The latter died In 1895. Mrs. Metzler has
five sons, Peter, Frederick, Michael,
Jacob and Martin, all well-known busi
ness men; 19 grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren. Tho entertainment was
arranged by Mrs. Metzlers children and
the Ladles' Aid Society of the German
Lutheran Church of Roxborough, of
which she has been an active member
since Its organization. Unusually well
preserved, with bright eyes that have
never been aided by glasses, Mrs. Metzler
walks to church on all clear Sundays and
takes an active Interest In all Its varied
works and charities.
Tho house was beautifully decorated
with palms, ferns and autumn flowers.
There were about 200 guests.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. Benjamin C. Reese, of 7th and
Cooper streets, has returned from a three
months' stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Spear, In Marquette, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. GUI, of Haddonfleld,
are enjoying a Western trip, including a
visit to the two expositions.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Slckler, of 414
Cooper street and Mr. and Mrs. David
Jester, of 6th and Linden streets, will
motor to the Egypt Mills clubhouse, Mon.
roe County, Pa., tomorrow to remain for
some time.
Delaware County
Miss Florence M. Story, of Highland
Park, entertained the "T. G. L. L." Club
at her home on Friday evening.
Married Fifty Years
Four generations participated In the
golden wedding anniversary celebration
of Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards, of Fern
wood, last night Children, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren were present
Mr. Edwards, who Is In the meat and
provision business in Fernwood, Is a vet
eran of the Civil War, A few years ago
he was active In political affairs In Dela
ware County, and has been an ardent
suffragist He announced himself In favor
of suffrage for women 40 years ago In the
days when such a thing as universal suf
frage was hardly thought of. Before her
marriage Mrs. Edwards was Mies Emma
Holt, daughter of the late Thomas Holt,
a Delaware County manufacturer.
What's Doing Tonight
lltlmont Improvement Association, Olrard
avenue and Both street; 8 p. m. Free.
Cohockalnk Doard of Trade, Diamond and
0th atrceti; H p. m. Ft.
Thlrty-louith and 44th Wards Bualnua Men's
Association, (312 Itavarford avenue; 8 p. m.
Free.
Qcrmantown Bualneas Men's Association, Mil
Osrmantown avtnua; 8 p. m. Free.
rad and drain Dealers, Uourse; 8 p. m.
Oeors' Hit! Improvement Association, lfiSO
North C2d streets 8 p. m. Free.
Frankford Business Men, Marshall School; 8
p. m Free.
Knights of Columbus celebrate Columbus
Day, Academy of Music; 8 p. m.
Italian societies tiemonstraUon, Olrmpla
Theatre, Broad and Fltswater streets; 8
P'phtia9elphla Training School for Itellrloua
Teachers, Wltherspoon Bulldlnc; 8 p, m.
Lecture, Friends' Bcnool, Lansdowne, "Cost
of War In Money." W. LewisAbbott
Youne Men's Literary Association. Presby
terian Church of the Evangel, 18th and Taslter
streets; 8 p. m.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FJtANCHIBB SOCIETY.
g p. m. Meetlnr at Kid street and Woodland
avenue. Speaker. Mis Bertha Bapovlta.
8.S0 p. m. Meetlnr at 10th and Jlrtner
streets. Bpeaker, Samuel Moyerman.
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12, 1915:
TIOGA TO OPEN INDUSTRIAL
EXHIBITION BY LARGE PARADE
Fraternal Societies, Decorated Floats and Vanou
Organizations in Costume to Be Leading
Features 6f the Celebration
TIOOA'fl Industrial Exhibition will
open on Thursday night with a mon
ster parade of fraternal societies, deco
rated floats, business men's associations,
industrial displays and costumed organi
zations through the streets of that sec
tion, starting at 7th street and Rising
Sun nvenue nnd going over the following
route: To Butler street, to 9th street, to
Erie avenue, to Germantown avenue, to
Allegheny avenue, to Venango street to
Broad street, to Butler strcot, to Ger
mantown avenue, to Rising Sun avenue.
It Is expected that about EO0O peoplo will
be In line, Mr. Arthur Swain Is chairman
of tho Farndo Committee. Ho will have
ns his aids In the parade Messrs. Oconto
V. Hobson, Eugene J. McAleer and Wil
bur II. Zimmerman. The General Com
mittee Includes Messrs. Frank Kramer,
George E. Weber, Louis Gilbert George
Lohr, Louis Schlffreen, Theodore Mar
quctand, Michael Walker, Thomas Kelly,
nnd Burton Bledtnger. The exhibition
Klven by local business men wilt con
tinue until Saturday, October 23.
At the annual meeting of tho Tioga
Business Men's Association these officers
wero elected; President, Mr. Wilbur H.
Zimmerman; vice presidents. Mr. Thomas
Bluett, Mr. Edward C. Bnyder, Jr.; re
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS
AROUND THE WOMAN'S CLUBS
TNV1TATIONS have been sent out by
. . ...
X the Society of Arts and Letters for Its
first meeting, which will take place at the
Now Century Drawing Rooms tomorrow
evening at 8. The program Is as follows;
Flano solo, Mrs. Octavlus Marvin Har
cum; songs, Mrs. Wallace HcatonJ trio
for piano, violin and cello, Joseph W.
Clarke. Emll F. Schmidt and William A.
Schmidt; reading by Aladlno A. Autlllo,
Mtss Florence R, Shectz, Miss Alice E.
Bennett and Dr. Sylvester L. James Dee
han. Dr. Joseph Packard Laird will read
paper on "Washington Irving ana oome
of His Friends." and the subject of the
paper read by Harry E. Graves will bo
"The Hudson River School of Painters."
A literary nnd musical competition has
been announced by the society, the prizes
being two gold medals.
The Saturdny Club of Wayne will hold a
reception tomorrow afternoon nt 3. The
artists who will oontrlbute to the enter
tainment Include Mrs. A. G. D. Peterson,
Mrs. Robert Le Boutllller, Miss Elder,
Miss Eckert, Mrs. Parke Schoch, Mrs.
A. N. Elliott, and Miss J. Scott. On
Thursday a harvest homo feto will be
held under the auspices of the Neighbor
hood League.
The executive board of the Century
Club, of Norwood, will hold a meeting
tomorrow at I p. m. "What Suffrage Will
Mean to the Women and Children of Our
State" will be discussed by Mrs. Isaac
H. Rhoads.
The executive board of the Woman's
League for Good Government meets at
11 a. m., at Its headquarters, In the
Stephen Glrard Building, on Thursday.
Three thousand Invitations have been
Issued for the reception which Is being
planned In honor of the league's 10th
anniversary. Tho guests of honor will
Include Mayor and Mrs. Rudolph Blanken
burg and Mr. and Mrs. George D. Porter.
The Hathaway-Shakcspearo Club will
hold Its third meeting on Friday after
noon. Poets and authors will be the
subject under discussion, some of the
speakers. Including Mrs. A. H. McOwen,
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Hobson; treasurer, Mr. Jacob Louie; di
rectors, Mr. William Alexander, Mr.
John Schuster, Mr. John M. Gross, Louis
Gilbert, Mr. Harry Smith, Mr. Wesley
Smith, Mr. Michael Walker, Mr. Murrell
Dobbins, Mr. F. J. Lyons, Mr. William
Seller, Mr. William Feter, Jr., George
Stoess, Mr. J. K. Mclntlre, Mr George H,
Lohr and Mr. William H. Clarke.
The auxiliary of the Northeastern
Ladles' Benevolent Society held their first
meeting at the house of tho Misses Tie
man. Elections of officers took place and
Include Miss Nan K. Cohen, president;
Mtss Kitty Freedman, vice president;
Miss Sarah R. Tieman, financial secre
tary; Miss Lenora V. Bolladar, treas
urer. Flans are being made for a concert and
dance to bo given on Sunday evening,
November 7, at Apollo Hall.
A dinner wns given last week by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry J. Fox. of 91S South Sth
street, In honor of their daughter. Miss
Sara Fox, who recently announced her be
trothal. Those present were; Mr. and
Mrs. M. Gcrber, Mr. and Mrs. Zlslln, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Labov, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ru
dolph and Mr. and Mrs. H. Klsltn, of New
York; Miss Esther Fox, Miss Reba Fox,
Miss Lena Fox, Mr. August Zftlln, Mr.
Louts Zlslln, Mr. David Zlslln and Mr.
Leonard Lewis.
Mrs. H. B. Cooper, Jr., and Mrs. J. H
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Williams, who will present sketches of
W. D. Howells, Walt Whitman and H.
t. Thoreau.
The new president of the Civic Club
will bo tho recipient of a large reception,
at which other clubs of the city and
vicinity will have an opportunity of meet
ing her. Mrs. I. II. O'Harra, chairman
of the Committee on Co-operation, Invites
all representatives of women's organiza
tions to be present. Tho date will be
announced after the federation meeting.
Tho Philadelphia Section Council of
Jewish Women will hold Its opening
meeting today at 2:30. It will be ad
dressed by MIsb Helen Varick Boswell.
president of tho Woman's Forum of New
York. Her subject will be, "Some Press
ing Problems." Vocal and Instrumental
music, an original story and a buslnesi
session, followed by an Informal reception
and social hour, will complete the pro
gram. Tho White Gate Studios of Miss Garber
and Miss Fulton, at Bryn Mawr, will be
the meeting place of the members of tho
(Plastic Club tomorrow afternoon. Instead
of the usual rendezvous, 147 South Camnc
street.
The Mount Airy Literary Club has
Joined the State Federation, and has ar
ranged to send a delegate to Wilkes-
Barrc. The meetings are held on Thurs
day mornings at the home of Mrs. Archie
E. Waugh, Rumfourt road.
"Personal Interest In Our City Govern
ment" will be the subject of a paper read
by Mrs. Frank Miles Day next Satur
day evening at 8. A fair will be held In
the afternoon at tho New Century Guild,
beginning at 2 p. m. Supper will be
served at 6.
The "Neighbors" of Hatboro will hear
travelers' tales at their regular meeting
on Saturday afternoon. Miss Elinor
Morgan will describe motoring In the
Yosemlte, Mrs. Worth and Mrs. Penrose
will tell of tho exposition and Mrs. Anna
D. Hamilton will speak of art at the
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