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INVITATIONS FOR
AFFAIRS
Cards Received From Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Draper Lewis to Give T.ea.
I Debutante Luncheon Other Notes of Interest
Tlpi. AD MnS. nOUEIXT EaOLES
LVJL FIELD GRIFFITH, ot Mill road,
'avorford, have issued Invitations for
. dansant to Introduce their daughter,
lllsa Bllinbclh Wllmer Griffith, on
Vcdncsday, November 3, nt the Acorn
Club, from 4 until 6:90 o'clock. The card
of Miss Anno L. Orimth Is Inclosed.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph B. Gaztam will
give a supper nnd Informal dance after
the tea on November 9, when they will
Introduce their daughter. Miss Olivia M.
de Bcclen Gazzam. The supper and dance
will bo for the receiving party only.
I
Mr. nnd Ma. William E. Groben, of
Bhndowbrook, Xnk Lane, nre being con
gratulated on the birth of a son on Sat
urday, October 9, to be named Robert
McClellan Groben,
Mr. and Mrs. William Draper Lewis,
of East Washington lane, Germantown,
havo Issued cards for a ten, nt which they
will Introduce their daughter. Miss Al
fredn Cope Lewis, on Wednesday, Octo
ber 27, from 4 until 7 o'clock.
Mrs. It. Hazelton Mlrkll, of SIS South
2M street, will give a debutante luncheon
on Monday, November 1, In honor of her
daughter. Miss Mary Irwin Mlrkll.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Howell Wheeler Pancoast
will give n Halloween dance nt the Dela
ware River Club.
A number of prominent maids nnd ma
trons will take part In the fete to be
given at the Rltz-Carlton on Monday, No
vember 29, from 11 n. m. until 7 p. m., for
the benefit of the Lincoln Day Nursery.
A moving-picture performance for the
kiddles will be given during the after
noon, nnd there will bo dancing and tea
from 4 until 6 o'clock. The officers of the
association are: Mrs. C. Howard Clark,
president; MrB. Benjamin Bullock, vice
president; Mrs. George Sharp Munson,
secretary, and Miss Helen Blddle treas
urer. Among those who have Interested them
aelvfcs In the various booths which will
comprise the affair aro Mrs. John Shipley
Dixon, Miss Elizabeth C. McCnwley, Mrs.
Edgar B. Howard, Miss Margaret Crozer
Fox, Mrs. George It. Yarrow, Mrs. Wil
liam Caner WIederselm, Mrs. George E.
Bean, Mrs. J P. Donaldson, Mrs. Joseph
B. Townsend, Sd, Miss Mildred W. Lea,
Miss Helen If." Phlller, Mrs. Slgourney
Mellor and Mrs. Clarence H. Clark, 2d.
At the race meet that Mr. Joseph E.
Wldcncr will hold on Saturday, October
16, many of the best horses from Boston,
New York and Baltimore will be sent
down to Elklns Park. There will bo three
steeplechase races and three flat races.
Many out-of-town guests will be present
and the riders will be both professional
and amateur.
Mr. and Mrs. WIdener have issued In
vitations for a dinner to be given on Sun
day, October 17, at Lynnewood Hall In
honor of their out-of-town guests who
will'vcome on for the races and remain
over the week-end.
Mr. and MrB. Hampton L. Carson, of
Bed Top, Rydal, have had as their
guests for several weeks their daughter,
Mrs. J. Ogden Hoffman, and her small
daughter, who have been spending the
summer at their bungalow nt Jamestown,
R. I. Mrs. Hoffman has taken an apart
ment at the Drexel, 23d and Pine streets,
which she will occupy for the winter,
moving Into town the first of next week.
, .Mrs. Lewis R. Ashhurst, Jr., will
shortly move into, her new home, 1821 De.
Lancey -place, which she has taken for
the winter. T
The dinner doncea at the Philadelphia
Country Club wilt start on Saturday, Oc
tober 16, and will be held every Saturday
evening through the winter till further
notice 1b given.
Mrs. Charles A. Judge and Miss Emllle
Marie Judge nre at the Traymore, Atlan
tic City, where they will remain for some
time.
Mr. nnd Mib. F, Hazard Llpplncott and
Miss Lucille H. Llpplncott, of Cynwyd.
aro at the Hamilton Hotel. 1324 Walnut
street, for the winter.
Along the Main Line
MERIOfy Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Patterson have closed their Cape May
cottage and opened the Little Brick
House, South Highland avenue,
i Mrs. Walter T. Balrd, of Brookknoll,
has returned from a few days' stay In
New York.
BRYN MAWR. Mrs. J. F. McClellan,
of Lancaster avenue, has been entertain
ing Mrs. William F. Campbell and Miss
Katharine Rowland, of Media,
i Mr. and Mrs. William II. Loescher, Mrs.
E. Wi Westerdylfe, Mlsa Jane Loescher
and Miss Margaret Loescher, of Sugar
town, have moved to Morris avenue, Bryn
Mawr.
WAYNE. Mr. and' Mrs. William R.
Verner and Miss Vemer have returned
to their home on Louella avenue, after
spending sevoral weeks at Atlantic City,
Mrs. F. H. SUngerland, of Albany, N. Y.,
entertained the wedding party of Miss
Katherlne Martin Jefferis and Mr. Leon
Whldden Stetson nt an Informal dinner
Monday evening. Among those present
were Mr, nnd Mrs. J. H JefferlB, Mrs.
M. Stetson, of Boston! Miss Frances Mc
Donald, of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Atkinson, Miss Helen Jefferis and Miss
Mario Jefferis.
WYNNEWOOD. Mrs. Joseph B. John
Bon, of Penn road, is entertaining Mrs.
M. A. Griffith, of the South.
, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ashton are
spending- the late fall at their country
home here,
. ROSEMONT Mr. and.Mra. Hugh Irvine
Wilson, of the Larches, Rosemont, are
moving Into their new home at Bryn
Mawr tl)ls week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Coolldge Weth
ertll are spending a fortnight at Atlantic;
pity.
Mr- and Mrs. Harry J. Verner gave up
the House In the Woods last week, and
have taken apartments In Haverford
Court.
Mrs. William T. Tiers will close her
homo at Essex, K. Y., and return to Bryn
Mawr on Tuesday of next week.
BT. DAVID'8-Mrs. George W. Bonnell,
of Redlands, Cal., ha arrived to spend
some time with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mra. Thomas E. Walton,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Stewart are
entertaining Mrs. B. F. MoKeagej Jr., of
Montrose, at their home In St David s.
Mr. and Mr. William E. Helme enter
tained their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and "Mrs, Lelper, of Chestnut Hill, over
the week-end,
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Mr. 'and "Mrs, Edward Legge, of Au
burijdale, Mass., will entertain at bridge
skaturday night at the home of Mrs.
Legge'. parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, Samuel
Stephenson, "of Bala, Jn honor of Miss
Alice Hasel McRwetr, whose marriage to
Mr. Ige' brother. Mr. Henry C.
Critcbley Legw. of Bala, will be soletn
nlzed In St. Fhllpa Episcopal Church.
West Philadelphia, Wednesday. October
to. .Mm, Legge will be one pf the attend,
ant at the Legge-Mcllwee wedding, and
M rs, JJenry Hooker Forbes, who will be
among the guests Saturday night, will act
as matron of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Legge
oliiei: guest will Include Mr snd'Mr
Crrell Halne. Mr. a4 Wr. Severn
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VARIOUS
ATTRACT SOCIETY
and Mrs. Robert E. Griffith.,'
Regnr. Mr. nnd Mm. 3 nimmi Rtmh.n.
son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter 8.quclr, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence H. Vanderbeck, Mr nml
Mrs. Keen CajTotneru, Mlis Jean De ,
Haven, Mg Marlon Duflleld. Miss Laura
Ayr.es, Mr. Joseph Slmpsonnnd Mr. Ben
jamin Archer.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Holt. Jr., nnd "
family, of t.lnnfnlr riA hnif- t.lnmA ttiol
Reach Haven cottnge nnd returned to
Cynwyd.
Mr and Mrs. Wllllnm Woodfleld Wlmer.
Jr., who since their marriage have made
their home with Mrs. Wlmera parents,
Jtr. and Mrs. Jnmes H. Dolnn, recently
moved Into their new home, 139 Montgom
ery avenue, Cynwyd.
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Chestnut Hill
Mr. nnd Mrs. llnlllnshcnd N. Taylor
nnd family, of 77K) St. Martln't lane, have
tnken nnother house for the winter, 8101
St. Martin's lane.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edmund B. GllcJirlst, Jr.,
of S0O3 Crefcldt street, are being congratu
lated upon tho birth ot n son, born Mon
day. October 11. Mrs. Ollchrlst was Miss
Anita Cheppard before her marriage.
Miss Anne Lewis, daughter of Mrs.
Frank D. Lewis, of Morcland avenue, will
return this week Irom Sarnnnc, where
she spent August nnd September.
Germantown
Mrs. T. Plerson Fort, of 414 West Staf
ford street, will give n Halloween din
ner In honor of her small daughter.
Thero will bo 16 guests present.
Mrs. Joseph H. Bromley, of Wlssa
hlckon and Chcltcn avenues, Is In At
lantic City for several weeks.
Mrs. Wayne Delong, of the Delmar
Morris Apartments, Morris and Price
streets. Is spending somo time In Chelsea.
Miss Etta Atkins, accompanied by her
niece, Mlsa Mary McKce. nnd her nephew.
Air. Brown MclCee. of Pelham road, has
returned from a trip to the Panama-Pacific
Exposition.
Owing to a death In tho family, Mrs.
O. Plantou Mlddtcton. of C37 Phll-EIIena
street, has recalled her Invitations for
her days at home during October.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Maurice Hoyt, of
Church lane, will give n small dance in
honor of their son's 10th birthday, on
Saturday, October 16. from 7 until 9
o'clock. The guests will Include Master
Albert Maurice Hoyt, Jr., Miss Eleanor
Purvlnnce, Miss Katherlne Kurtz, Miss
Susan Caveny. Miss Alice Cavony, Miss
Helen Kennedy, Mss Anne Shipley, Miss
Sarah Ellen Richardson, Miss Dorothy
Dodge. Miss Eleanor Schrack. Miss Eliza
beth Rogers, Miss Josephine Rogers, Miss
Sarah Fisher, Miss Anna Fisher. Miss
Mary Potts, Miss Isabel Johnston. Miss
Emma Thomas, Master Harry Smyth,
Master Francis Smyth, Master John Mor
gan. Master Rowland Morgan, Master
George Smith, Master Allan Fort, Master
Raymond Kurtz, Master Sansbury Mil
ler, Master Albert Shoemaker, Master
Eldredge Pennock, Jr.. Master Ellwood
Reeves, Master John Hallstrom, Master
Theodore Hallstrom.
jAlong the Reading
The directors of tho Jenklntown Day
Nursery have Issued invitations for a tea
to be held at the Nursery Building,
Thomas nnd Waters streets, Jenklntown,
tomorrow from until 6 o'clock.
The Huntingdon Valley Hunt Club met
Ot Sorrel Horse Hotel yesterday morning.
Mrs. Victor J. Mulord, of Greenwood
avenue, Wyncote, Pa., has Issued Invita
tions 'for the president's reception of the
Women's Club, of Wyncote, to t)e held at
her residence on the afternoon of Wednes
day, October 20, at 3 o'clock.
Miss Myrtle McKee and Miss Esther
Wnse will be the hostesses nt the clock
gqlf tea to be held today, from 4 to 6
o'clock, at the Old York Road Country
Club. On the afternoon of Wednesday,
October 20, a military 600 will be held at
the club. The affair will be In charge of
Mtss Chandler and Mrs. Plank.
West Philadelphia
Miss Alice Mcllwec. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Mcllwce, of the Sedg
loy, whoso marriage to Mr. Henry Crltch
ley Legge will take place next week, wilt
entertain at luncheon at the Bellevue
Stratford on Monday in honor of her
bridal party,
Miss Laura D. McCowen nnd Miss Helen
Gray Murray will' go to Annapolis the end
of this week to attend' the Penn-Navy
game on Saturday and the hop to be given
the same evening. They will be chaper
oned by Mrs. Ralph L. Murray.
A quiet wedding will take place tomor
row afternoon at 4 o'clock In St. Philip's
Church, 42d street and Baltimore avenue,
when Miss Marian Sharpe Kill, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes S. Iflll, becomes
the bride of Hugh Houston Klrkpatrick.
Tho ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Clarence Wyatt Blspham, recor of
the church.
Mr. and Mrs. McArdle, of 6724 Pem
berton street, entertained over the week
end Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mark Gabriel
and Miss Elizabeth Harnett, of Atlantic
City. Mrs, Gabriel will bo remembered
03 Miss Margaret Harnett.
Mies Henrietta Watts, Mlsa Elizabeth
Watts and Mlsa Lillian M. Frey have
returned from Washington, D. C, where
they attended the last grand review of
the G. A. R.
What's Poing Tonight
Fortieth and Market Streets Builneu Men,
T Bouth 40tb street! 8 o'clock. Frse.
Urldeiburr Business Men, Ash and Thomp
son streets: 8 o'clock. Kree. . ,
County Medical Society, 224 and Ludlow
streets: 8 o'clock.
Feed md Grain Dealers. Bourse; 8 o'clock.
Democratic Club, 8 o'clock.
Yun Republicans of Philadelphia. 221 Bouth
Broad street. 8 o'clock.
Logan Improvement Leafue, Lofan Drawing
nMtv,infstortSikBoclety, Normal School. 18th
and Bcrl'iK Hrden strsetsi S o'clock.
Father Msthsw Diir dinner, dirts' Cathollo
Hlxh School; t:15 o'clock.
Phllsdelphli Lehbjh Club. University Club)
8-18 o'clock.
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Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FBANPiUSB SOCIETY.
8 r. m. Meeting; at 024 and Chestnut streets:
'speakers. Miss, Mary H, Ingham. Miss Berths,
Sspovlts and Oraham C. Woodward.
too p.m.-Meetlns; at 7th street and Snyder
avenue: speaker, Samuel Moorman.
MEN'S LBAflUB FOB WOMAN BUFFnAOB.
Noon Meetlnc at the Electrie Btoraje Com
pany. lth atreet and 'Allegheny avenue;
speaker. Harry Phillips.
"Jr-so p. ra.iMeelin at Mldvale and nid
avenues; speaker, Harry ThUMps,
Notices for the Boclety page will be
accepted aud printed In the Kveulns
Ledger, but all such nbttee must be
written on one ald of the papery must be
alerned In foil. wHh fuH address, and
when possible telephone number Must be
given.
Send all audi communications t
'Society Editor," Evening Ledger,
608 Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements are tarried
out " tbt Verification snay be possible,
the mMm W set be JtHu.
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Daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Clarence W. Bispham, of 4220 Pino
street, who will bo a debutante this season.
ATTRACTIVE WEDDING TOOK
PLACE LAST NIGHT IN WAYNE
Miss Katherine Martin Jefferis Becomes Bride of Mr.
Leon Whidden Stetson, of Boston.
Other Marriages
MISS KATHERINE MARTIN JEF
FERIS, daughter of Mr. nnd Mra.
J. II. Jefferis, was united In marriage to
Mr. Leon Whldden Stetson, of Boston,
last night at her home on Wayne avenue.
Tho ceremony was performed at 7 o'clock
under a bower of white asters, chrysan
themums and palms, by tho Rev. William
M. Jefferis, V. D., an uncle of tho bride,
assisted by the Rev. Charles Dubcll, of
Woodbury.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, wore an exquisite gown of
white duchess satin and sliver brocade,
with a long train, over which the soft
veil of hand-made net, edged with lace,
fell In graceful folds. She carried a
shower bouquet of white orchids.
Miss Marie Jefferis, a sister of the bride,
was maid of honor. She wore a gown of
pink tulle, trimmed with mother-of-pearl
sequins, and carried a shepherdess crook
with pink dahlias.
The bridesmaids wero Miss Helen Jef
feris, sister of tho bride; Miss Frances
McDonald. Mrs. F. W. SUngerland, of
Albany, N. V., nnd Mrs. Roger Atkinson,
who will be remembered as Miss Edith
Wood, a bride of two weeks ago. They
woro white tulle trimmed with mother-of-pearl
sequins, and scarfs of pink tulle.
They also carried shepherdess crooks of
pink dahlias. '
Mr. Stetson was attend iy Mr. Roscoe.
De Witt, of Boston, as best man.
After nn extensive wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Stetson will mako their home
In Boston, Mass.
KOLP-COPE.
An Interesting wedding will take place
tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Patterson Kolp. 2353 East Dauphin
street, when their daughter. Miss Edna
Spangler Kolp, will bo given In marriage
by her father 'to Mr Charlei Oalnford
Cope, of Roxborough. Tho Rev. H. Wat
son Barras, paBtor of tho Frankford Ave
nue Baptist Church, will perform the
ceremony. A picturesque gown of white
pussy willow taffeta and princess lace,
made with a short, full skirt and draped
waist, will be worn by the bride. A
shower of lilies- of the valley and bride's
roses will form her bouquet. Miss .Jen
South Philadelphia
Miss Edith Marsden an,d Miss Clara
Marsden, of .1911 South ?d street, have re
turned from a prolonged stay at Moores
town, N. J.
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Llpsltz, of 1260 Point
Breeze avenue, will celebrate their allvor
wedding anniversary on Sunday. There
will be 100 guests present, t
Mr. and Mrs. James McIIugh, of 2132
Passyunk avenue, spent the week-end at
Atlantic City.
Miss Lillian M. Connell, of 2003 South
18th street, entertained tho members of
her WO club on Saturday evening. After
supper was served Miss Helen Walsh,
who Is to bo a brldo this month, was
presented with an aluminum kitchen
shower.
Mr. Wlltlam Jackson, of Qlrard Farms,
paid his usual visit to Cramer Hill, N. J.,
during the last week.
Mr. and Mrs Leon D. Elsenhower, of 2H2
South Broad street, hnve returned home,
after having spent the summer months
at their cottage at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Haines, of 2C01
South Broad street, and Master Owen
Haines, 'of 1C07 Passyunk avenue, spent
the week-end at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
North Philadelphia
Mrs. Charles White, of 1823 North
Park avenue, will entertain at luncheon
and cards tomorrow at her home. Her
guests will be) tho members of her card
club, and this will bo the first meeting
for tho coming season. The members are
Mrs. Clifford Ely, Mrs. Paul Eno, Mrs.
Isaao Detwller, Mrs. Richard Oellers, Mrs.
William Brown, Mra. Howard McCaul
ley, Mrs, Emma McCauHey. Mrs. Fieder
Ick Weber, Mrs. R. Frank Raule, Mrs.
Nellie Mlldren, Mrs. Edward Wolfe, Mlsa
Ethel Bureau, Mrs. Clarence Blockburne
and Mrs. Henry McCIoy.
Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Kresch and family,
of 1653 North 7th street, haye returned
from Atlantlo City.
Delaware County
The marriage of Miss Phoebe Lukens,
daughter of Mrr n& Mrs. David B. Lu
kens, of SOS North Chester road, Swarth
more, to Mr. Harry I Miller, son of
Trofessor Miller, of Bwarlhmpro College,
will take placc'toniorrow.
Ur. Alhort Hawkins, of the Idlewlld
'Hotel', Media, will entertain the Media
branch of tne jNeeaieworic uuna on oi
urday afternoon.
DANCING
a Kllwood Carpenter Schools, 1123 Chestnut
8L Private and claas lassans for adults
and children, day apd evr Our tuition doss
not. merely teach stepsi It del slops dancnf
ability n ino'V""1""'
UAHY a OB cIn. studio pane Oct. I. 1W
Arch st. Private and class lessons dally.
asU4rt-'s clasaeaj larsu snedtretol taseis.
nie Blggen. tho bride's only nttendant.
will bo gowned in whlto pussy willow
tnfreta. ilowered with golden daisies. The
trimming Is princess laco and tiny golden
flowers. Sho will carry golden chrysan
themums. Mr. J. Lodso Nicholson will
no Mr. Cope's best man. The service will
be followed by a reception, nfter which
tho bridegroom and bride will leave for
the South. They will be at homo after
December 1 at 5103 Angora terrace.
SCHLICHTMANN-PASTOR
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
on Sunday night at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Pastor, 2950 West Lehigh
avenue when their daughter. Miss Rose
Pastor, became tho bride of Mr. Philip
J. Schllchtmann. The bride's father gave
her In marriage and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. Kllner, of, tho
Jewish Orthodox Synagogue. The bride
was becomingly gowned In white Batln.
trimmed with net and hand embroidered
with pearls. Her tullo veil was arranged
with a cap nnd lilies of the volley, and
she -carried a shower of bride's roses and
lilies of tho valley. The bride's attend
ants were Miss Bessie Solomon, maid of
honor: Miss Florence Spangler, Miss
Henrietta .Schllchtmann, Miss Isabelle
Schllchtmann, sisters of the brildegroom;
Miss Bessie Pastor, a cousin of the bride,
and Miss Blanche Hoffman.
Mr. Joseph Pastor, the bride's brother,
was Mr. Schllchtmann's best man, and
the Ushore were "Mr. Herman Pastor, Mr.
Maurice Schllchtmann, Mr. James Pastor,
Mr, Mrtaln Scjillchtmarui and Mr. Ben
jamin AVeUberg. The service tvas fol
lowed by n. reception. Upon their return
from their wedding Journey, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Schllchtman will bo at homo after
November 1, at 2111 South 62d street
Among the guests from out of town were
Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Pastor, Mr. Sewell
Pastor, of Bangor, Sle.; Mrs. E. Patlky.
Dr. George Patlky. of King's Park, Long
Island; Mr. and Mrs. M. Kallner, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Krlmsky, of Woodbury, N.
J.; Mr. J. Hoffman, MIbs Sarah Hoff
man, of Easton, Pa.; Mr. Maxwell Hol
lander, Miss Gussle Frjedman, Mr. Jler
man Hultz, of New York; Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Levy and Miss Annette Joffe, of
Brooklyn.
Northeast Philadelphia
The block party given for the Improve
ment fund of the Slloam Church, held
last week at Belgrade and Thompson
Btreets, was under the supervision of the
following committee: Rev. John Petre,
chairman of the Carnival Committee;
Mrs. Elizabeth Godown, Mrs. Alice Will
iamson, Mrs. Mary Shepherd, Mrs. Bella
Young, Mrs. Martha Flthlan. Mrs. Henry
H. Gclzer. Mrs. Emellno Walton, Mrs.
Margaret Smith, Mrs. Mary Faunce, Mrs.
Kathryn Wagner, Mrs. Margaret Gosser
and Mrs. Christine Rhelnhardt.
Tho Aurora A. C. will give a dinner,
October 11, to celebrate Its first anni
versary. Tho affair will be staged at
Mayer's Drawing Room, Broad street and
Columbia avenue. After a banquet n
dance will bo held, Mr. and Mrs. William
J. TJlenn will 'bo the guests ot honor on
the occasion.
Mrs, W. E. Brown, 6601 North 3d street;
Miss Ella Hannum, S128 Master street;
Mrs. J, Reeves, 12th and Lehigh avenue,
and Mrs, J. K. Hauck, of Frankford, vis
ited' tho battlefield of Gettysburg last
week.
"Mn and Mrs. Harry V. Haas, of 213
Glenwood avenue, have Issued Invitations
to the Woof Woof Camping Club to
attend a masquerade party on Halloween
night. Prominent among tho members
are Mr. Herbert Waltz, Mr. Otto Llndo
man, Mr. John Graham, Sir. William
Smith, Mr. Charles Hochstuhl and Mr.
Edward Backert.
Lansdowne
A series of Wednesday golf tourna
ments is being held at the Country Club.
The first meeting of the Home and
School Association will be held on next
Tuesday. Rev, D. S, Kennedy, of Rid
ley Park, will address the members. His
topic will be "Fundamentals for Parents
and Teachers."
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unobstructed view of b?ach
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CELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY LAST WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Black Married Fifty Years,
Mishorrai Zion Auxiliary Entertained at Mas
querade Party Philophilians Reorganize
ON THURSDAY evening Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Black celebrated their golden
redding nnnlversary nt the home of their
son. In Merchantvllle. Among those pres
ent were Mr. Levi Black, of Lamberlvltlo;
Miss Emma T. Carver, of Bristol; Mr.
nnd Mrs. George Blntlirf nnd family, of
Bristol ; Mrs. Elizabeth Black, Mrs. Mary
Blnck, Mr. Oliver Black and family, Mr.
II. C. Smith and fnmlly, Mr. E, Fenstl
maker and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Mc
Oormlck and fnmlly, Mr. Nicholas and
family, of Riverside, Mrs. Parks and
family, Mr. and Mrs, Dotts, of Audu
bon, Mr, O. .Mitchell nnd family, of
Lnnsdownc; Mrs. Reed, of Merchnntvllle;
Mrs. DIsher, Mrs. Adams, Miss Hernan
dez, Mr, Hnuse nnd dnughtcr, Mlts Dagny
Nnrby, Miss Sophie Narby, Mr. and Mrs.
G. Mitchell, Mrs. Humphreys nnd daugh
ter, Mr. H. Vnles, Mr. Adams, Mr. Parks,
Mr, George Mitchell, Mr. Roy Shade, Miss
Lilly Mitchell, Master Jcste C. Black and
Mr. Hanford C. Smith.
The Mishorrai Zlon Auxiliary No. 1
gavo an entertainment In the form of
a masquerade on Saturday evening at
822 South atrcct. The evcnlpg was spent
In vocal as well as piano and violin
solos, dancing, singing, games nnd the
awarding of prizes for the best costumes.
Mr. Leon Herman Rose, advisor of tho
club, assisted by Miss Hattlo Blleden,
was host nt the affair. Among those
present were Miss Sophie Bromneck,
Miss J. Jaspon, Miss D. Jaspon, Miss G.
Rubinstein, Miss C. Herman, Mi r..
Auerbach, Miss L. Blleden, Miss R. Mour
Itz, Miss E. Getter, Miss F. Rudnltsky,
Miss R. Melnlck, Miss Reba Rote, Miss
J. Sherzct, Miss Anna Stein, Miss N.
Jacobson, Miss M. Goldberg, Miss Rose
Sommcrs, Mlsa K. Katlnsky, Miss Rcva
Holpern, Miss May Sop, Miss B. Rnblno
vltz. Miss B. Elscnstcln, Miss M, Beyer,
Miss C. Plnklnson, Mr. Ell J. Rose, Mr.
H. Molcrmnn, Mr. William Lupowltz,
Mr. L. Perclman, Mr. J. Dlshler, Mr. B.
Portnoff. Mr. J. Lakln, Mr. A. Klmelblntt,
Mr. I. Seldcnberg. Mr. A. Katlnsky, Mr.
S Rubinstein, Mr. M. Rnblnovlts, Mr.
II. Rubinstein and Mr. A. Blleden.
The Philophilians have reorganized tor
tho coming season, with tho following of
ficers: Mr, Benjamin Byer, president: Mr.
Harry J. Pclscr, secretary: Mr. David R.
Bernstein, treasurer. Preparations are be
ing made for a fancy dress party to be
held Saturday, October 10, nt 1323 North
12th street. Among the members of the
cIud are Mr. Oscar Abrahamson, Mr. Jack
L. Cohen, Mr. Harry Caplan. Mr. Herman
Cossoy, Mr. Theodore Felnman, Mr.
Adolph Goldblum, Mr. Philip M. Keiser,
Mr. Louts B. Kessler, Mr. Emmanuel O.
Munzer, Mr. Maurlco SUvcrsteln, Mr.
Samuel Lclbonltz, Mr. David E. Wels
man, Mr. Joseph L. Wilder. A meeting
was held on Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Goldblum, at 301 Dickin
son street, which was followed by a sup
per nnd smoker.
The Business Men's Association of
West Philadelphia Is holding a celebra
tion this week. Today and tomorrow
ore "tag days," and there will bo $300
given in prizes to those holding lucky
numbers. To night a public reception
will be held, during which Mr. Nathan
Zeltz and Miss Hilda La Polnte will give
exhibition dancing.
Dr. Israel Binder entertained at his
home this week at a muslcale and dance.
Mr. Herman Fottesfeld rendered several
selections. Mr. Maxwell Heller was at
the piano. Among those present were
Miss Esther Dobkln, Miss Sarah Dobkln,
Miss Dunla Knobleman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Austin, Miss Miriam Flngles,
Miss Anna Lubln, Miss Anna Bortln, Miss
Esther Wolfe. Miss Jeanette Bellitz, Miss
Jeanette Blodsteln, Miss Ida Shuffman,
Mrs. Fannie Golden, Dr. Maurice Shapiro,
Dr. Bernard Sork, Dr. Ell Bortln, Mr. I.
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LAFAYETTE DCILDING
Eth and Chestnut Streets
After Nov. 1st, Penn Mutual Bldg.
CENTBAL PREPARATORY SCHOOL
YDir and Evenlnr Now Open.
Courses prepare for all colleges,
AT Technical and Professional Schools
and Business Pursuits. Bookkeeping,
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Arch superb gymnasium and swimming
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801-807 Chestnut Bt Phlla.
Practical courses. Moderate prices. Positions
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Palmer Business School
Shorthand. Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Enctisk.
day and night aeaalons. Send for catalog.
Mercantile library Bldg.. 10th above Cb.etnut.
PALMS NIGHT SCHOOL
Thirty yeara at 17th and Cbsatnut Strsata.
Business. Boonniiu . n-v. ...... .w.
raiv llItKVAltn ROBERTS. 118 N. 10th st
Elocution! Volcei day and evening clasaeo.
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town Ave. ftO 8. Bid St. Emlosal
Artists In Faculty. Prospectus.
EDW.
VAN LEER, Tenor
SIIIPPEN
Solo Tsnor. Central Congregational, Brooklia.
Concert. Oratorio. Bong Recital, Voice Cul.
tiSei FULLER BLDO 10 H. WTH Uf,
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PHILIP WARBBN
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HELEN
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Voice Culture
Art of Singing
HAMILTON
Contralto Soloist, Church of the Holy Trinity.
Studio, Eater nail, wamut at inn bi.
JAMES C. WARHURST
Voice, Piano and Directing,
1M0 CHESTNUT BTKKayT
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Austin Wolfe, Mr. J. Henry Splvak, Mr.
Joseph E. Becker. Mr. Maxwell Heller.
Mr. Leon M. Wolfe, Mr. Morris L. Spek
tor, Mr. Isadora Klein nnd Mr. Her
man Oottesfeld. Mr. Frank J. Austin
delivered an Interesting lecture on motion
pictures.
A surprise party was given Saturday
night In honor of Miss Sallle Abrams, nt
626 Reed street. Thero was dancing and
icfreshmenta were served,
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Abrams, Miss Cecelia Abrams, Miss Min
erva Benlcoff, Miss Annette Wlnderman,
Miss Reglna Wlnderman, Miss Edith
Sherman, Miss Cecelia Butler, Miss Ber
tha Rothman, Miss Frances Pollack, Miss
Sallle Plead.
Dr. Henry Abrams, Dr. William Silvern,
Mr. Albert Alterman, Mr. Charles M.
Pcrllsh, Mr. Henry Wlldermnn, Th, D.,
Mr. John Wlnderman, Mr. Nathaniel
Feldmnn, Mr. Herman Abrams, Mr. Will
lam Titan. Mr. Joseph Simons, Mr. Jo
seph Snyder and Mr. Howard Smith.
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Berllli School lessons are not lectures but
conversations entirely In the foreign Ian
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- How to Study
Children's Class
The Saturday Morning Class for Chil
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PHILADELPHIA TURNGE.MEINDE
Ecbool now open for fall and wlntsr terras.
We teach gymnastics, German, drawing,
needlework and swimming to children, 7 te
15 years, for 10 per year. Enroll your chil
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Wynnwood, Fa.
Rev. Gibson Bell, Head Master.
Phone Ardmor. 1322.
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ELIZABETH LAVENDER SCIUtEINEK
1711 Chestnut bt. Phone bpruce 77.
MAHEIl PREP. WITHERSPOON 11 LUG.
College, Law, Mad. Day. Ev'g. Univ. Ret.
INSTRUCTORS
HENRY GURNEY
TENOR
Hahn School of Uuato
1714 CHESTNUT 8TREET
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Miss Maria Thayer .Or-ham wjty,
formally presentee! tetter a
be given by her parents, Jr. add"
Howard Spencer Graham, at tlMtr '
on West Chestnut avenue. Chaatnat '
Miss Graham will wear an
frock of white tulle over Mttn. Tim -
celvlng party will Include Jd. Its
Thayer, Mrs. George DarWui Dtxoa,
Samuel F. Houston, Wlw
Miss Drayton, Mrs. X IIutdtttnNa '
Mrs. Bldney Thayer, Mra. J. AlllM MftTJ
Mrs. Henry Wharton, Mr. JUsMti"
Cheston, Mlsa Maty Dixon ThayW, MtM
Alfreda Cope Lewis, Mlsa Sarah Claypote
Ne'llson, Miss C. Eleanor Pep-, Mia
Elizabeth Wllmer Griffith, Mlsb Art
Merrick, Miss Elizabeth Wharton Downa,
Miss Elizabeth du Puy Scott. Mlaa Warn.
ces Wharton Scott, Miss Barah BHrwui '
Myers, Mlsa Margaretta Dixon, livarar 1
Miss Mary Stewart Wurts, MlM CtswrloitAi)
itusn, iuiss iiainenne Williamson 4 aaoH
aims jMtLry r rajiccai r liner.
Coaches will meet all traJn at tb ,
Pennsylvania station to convey the gneat
to the house. " i
A dinner-dance for the receiving1 party 4
mm a lew aauiuonai guests vein psnow '
ma reception.
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Engineering. Arts. Pre-Mcdlcal and BasMiel
courses jugn ocnooi ana ae,artBaent for MJ
toys. Gymnasium and supervised athletU
scnoiarenipw oncrea uicmng daases.
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Stenography. Bookkeeping, English Branch
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