EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1915.
9
JlNNBR TO BE GIVEN FOR
r MEMBER? OF BRIDAL PARTY
JL gnd Mrs. George W. Elkins, Jr Will Entertain for
I Cards Received From
EL . -.. nrnnnn W. EJj-
Sj- AJJD M". " ...,. -,
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IS P.rk.' ra.; will Milertaln M cW
IS miring t 7 o'clock, In honor ot
t"r . . ... ii Murnret ox.
!'. j... P.rrlnitton Martin, whose
ISm-m will Uks plica tomorrow. Tho
,(.rai or h . . . rty an(1
i afternoon. aim - -- " ' .
Inflmate frienas win "
tfa dinner. ,
. .,.. won W. Walton. Of
'J'L'th lh treet, hsve Issued Invlta
SJ8wtl " daughter,
CgnT Vf.lton. to Mr. W.U.ca Hoi
JIn Jr on November 10, at 7:30 o'clock,
F A Pwyt.rtui Church. 21st
kui walnut streets.
WThcWe Gardens of the Belle.
tSe-Stratford-
; wi Emily Merryman and Mlss.try
SJS who made their debut Ir, Dal.
"?. list year, and who wore, the guests
a-ors "V i.,- TvrnAlllr. at
If fJSet Mdltottwll avenue.. Chestnut
: . of MIS ilium""-" ---
Con Vas recently announced.
Sirtton was :
. nf..nin. of 1212 Charles
JJSt Baltimore, who has been tho guest
JfjIIH Alice- McCabe, at Wayne, has re
IMS noroe.
. i. .. nhAafniit n.vcnue.
ut Hlirha'sVturned from Harm
?.w,rB. I., and Is at present the
PSt of her grandmother, Mrs. James
i Cui of Falls of the Schuylkill. Miss
&" "".. i,- rfH.iBhtftr of Mr. and
tKhn C. Norrls.111 make her debut
; tfcls winter.
- ... uMwrnrrt Davis will en-
i urtain the- receiving party and a few ad-
tenaw ." .,.. ., minner and the
mum men -- "' Vhlch they
Introduce their daughter. Miss Mar
lV in"""" " Kovtmber 8.
SSto for the tea have been Issued' to-
!i.
r" . ..!.,. of Miss Mary Drove- to
vr Andrew McCowan will take place
Jt'-.rr- ,u. ,nm nf thA bride's Dar-
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Ss and a few Intimate frlendB will at
rr. .v. .4hr anA ft small reception.
f which will follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hart Parke, of e
Sprues .treat, have SdUaon.or
a tea, in1 nonor ui - -
Hr 10. irom 4 o'clock until 6 o'clock.
Among the entertainments that are be-
If Prnnay Koussel, whose marriage to Mr.
i& Oraham irencn wm tase iimtu u
Octowr 27, is a luncneon on iuviiiua,jf, ov
uhlchMiM Eleanor Edmonds will be the
tartest. On Tuesday evening Miss Mar
(paret Yardley will give a supper for the
lumbers of the bridal party, and on Wed
tH&ay a bridesmaids' luncheon, at which
tee bride will not bo present, will be given
!kf Miss Gladys Hetherlngton, at tho
Xval Station. .
". William J. Smyth, of 216 South
fell itreet, will shortly lssuo Invitations
ki luncheon In honor of her daughter,
Xim Agnes Smyth, and Miss Corlnne B.
fceeitfan, the debutante daughter of Mr.
ssd Mrs. "Walter Jackson Freeman, to be
klTMj early In November. Miss Smyth
tll be among the debutantes of this year,
i W her coming-out function lost year was
friponed first on account of her severe
Dines and later by the death of her
ilfsndmother. Several other pleasing of
Jtlis are being planned for her this year.
feThs Liberty Bell Chapter of'the Daugh
m of the Revolution will hold an lnter-
Mitlnj meeting today at the residence of
T4. J. Chester Wilson, at Alden, at
Iwhlch they will QDoolnt the various com-
Mttets for the year and map out the
sinotie work.
ffiMr. and Mr. 'William Worrell AVacner.
;6 pent September on a camping and
Shunting trip through tho Canadas, have
. Kturned to Ellerslelgh,' their residence at
Chestnut Hill, where they wilt entertain
,,tenlvely later In the season.
iltf. and Mm. Hrahnm WnM. of Mil
ift James place, who have returned from
sJtaiestown, R. I., where they have been
yw.dlng the summer, are noyr at Wawa,
M are receiving congratulations on tho
h of a on, Graham Wood, Jr.
. ISflAr Tntnnll fltnrr rt Phiiroh wind
SJcote, accompanied 'by Dr. Edward
Wwlow Taylor, of "Cedron," Queen lane.
.WmUtltOWn. tktt vitainrrlni' Ytr mntnr fff
ijfj Blooming Drove Hunting and Flsjilng
1. Tike Countv. nnd will remain till
! ft of next week.
y-nd Mrs. John Orlbbel, accompanied
rrir udugntcr. Biis.i iaella arlDDel,
Kr5.h the Berkshlres on their way down
gwCamden. Me,, where they have been
rime meir summer residence.
. and Mrs. John Conyngham Stevens,
-.uj.me, uioveriy lane, Itydal, have
wr guests Mrs. Frederick Mosely. of
7; " aiany entertainments have
I flTen In honor of Mrs. Mosely. Mrs.
man .-,iarr entertained at dinner
tsday evening and Mr. nnrt Mrs.
ffJUJ gaVe on Informal tea In honoj1
! mit guest.
r. and Mrs. William Lyttleton Savage
"? m mo uennieton cottage,
at aZ.-Tk "" awui, jug., tut mo
hf upY t.helr hou' "W Spruce street.
" winter
Anftl .i.j w. .- ...
. u Mrm jonn a. siucKie, oi
wS y, Btreet' hava "turned from
aonths of August and September.
Alone the Main Lina
ITNNEWOOD-Mr. and Mrs. Philip S.
"ana family, of 635 Kent road,
gww Mich :y ,rom a mon,n My
rin!, Mr"' Arthur Primrose Baugh
J"", win spend the . winter at
mm, wynnewood.
WM-MIss Jessie R. Sparks, of
- onue, will entertain at bridge
trnoon In honor of Miss
V. Blsler, of Overbrook, whose
( to rir KTn. T T ' IK
. -i. . "" u, wiiicoii will
Lrf,.JVedneda' October . at the
s--. "- " w-io-u a parents, ir,
l;. A, Blsler, Gl Woodbine ave-
t. l Bparkk' mirata will ha Mn.
VPleman. Jr.. u, 7dui,H nori.
'.ymond Ifsopojd. Miss Eleanor
vn Jynl crossan. Mies Mary
wjs Katherlne Ten Broeck. MIm
s. Croaaan ui.. if.u. v t
?.! ',fwr,' HIM Ksthf Blsler.
s !?. 'k' M, " 01a MIm
-T-.ru anq M1M Florence Roberts.
TJ?r Clarence H. Clark. Ji.
Ihla mAntu it, ..-
. "in, win occupy fioir
"". corner Merlon and tswniu
! Npvember 1, Mrs. Clark was
enor Townsend, daughter of Mr.
F , tLIp, tlalnoa, of M"pl road,
Mr. and Mrs. Parke-
will
will
. " M
rMm.Hi. C . ciiun luesaay, ac
1 J?"1"1?1' bV "er pother, Mrs. Charles
H.
eVT,:.vir:""j',!d.-
sister
who,
...iVu i . """ """in, oi new york.
With Aira Cm.hu. .-
mon
Smith, .tr .MI i. .L '. .
Mrs.
iii- . . l"B suesis of
Ilalnos for several days.
ARDMORE-Mr. and Mrs. A. Oerner
Nielsen have left the Montgomery Inn
Aberdeen ' '" ftpartmnt "t tho
EUMbMh IV'J&S- ArchlbflW ! Miss
Si l.h AJc5lbald' of Ml" road, have
phU lh lh 8tre't' POUxlel-
Bala-Cynwyd
Jl'8Men? E Thmns, daughter of Mr.
.V-V- Jo5epn M- Thomas, of state
road, Cynwyd. and Mr. Jamei F. War"
rcn wIM bo married quietly Thursday. Oc-
i.r nV.at i lcIock' ln st- John's Epls
copal Church, Lower Merlon. The Rev.
Sin nrfiA., 1lt' Iec,or of 8t- John's,
will officiate. Friends of tho bride and
brldcgroom.to.be are Invited Informally
.1 .he ?YcddlnS- No Invitations have been
Bent out
Dr. and Mrs. E. 8. Saylor. of 2005
Chestnut street, recently moved Into their
HIT. .omc' co,ne' Bon Mawr and Up
land terrace. Bala. Mrs. Saylor will be
at home Tuesdays after December t
Miss 'Martha Shoemaker, daughter ot
w ?d.Mra- Enl8 c Shoemaker, of 40J
w.ei?t ? rl Btr'et- haa one to Buck Hill
Falls to be the guest of her aunt, Mies
Katherlno Levlck. for a week.
i
Chestnut Hill
xfMr-T,?nd Mr"- Alfred J' D' ot 215 East
Mt Pleasant avenue, have gone to Chi
cago and Detroit to spend a fortnight
Mr. and Sirs. Joseph J. Brown, who for
merly lived at 3131 Mldvale avenue. Queen
L,ane Manor, have taken a house, 7817 St.
Martin's lane.
Miss Rosalia Oliver will give a dinner
at tho Philadelphia Cricket Club on Sat
urday evening, October 23.
Germantown
Miss Susanno Graham, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Edward Graham, of Redlftnds,
Cal., Is at present tho guest it her grand
mother, Mrs. William H. Shelmcrdlne, of
269 West Walnut lane. Mrs. Edward
Ornham has returned to Redlands, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. William Price Nowhall
nre the guests of Mrs. Robert S. New
hall at her camp ln Susquehanna County,
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kurt, of
Manhelm street, will have as their guest
for the coming week Admiral Goodrich.
Later on Mr. and Mrs. Kurt will go to
the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Miss Mary McCarthy, of 6131 Bayn
ton street, nnd Miss Beatrice Lucille
MacDonald, of the Glrard Estate, are
upending a few days In Holmesburg as
the guests of MIbs Irene Kerwlck.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Collins, of
150 West Hortter street, have closed
their cottage ln Chelsea and returned
to their home.
Along the Reading
Mrs. Voorhoes Drayton, of .Prospect
avenue, Melrose Park, has hai". as her
guests for several days Judge and Mrs.
Toung, of New York.
At the recent meeting of the Neighbor
hood Club, of Oak Lane, the following
officers were elected: Mrs. Bates, pres
ident; Mrs. Albert Dudley, vice president;
Mrs. Herbert Maxncr, secretary, and
Miss Grnce Parker, treasurer.
The members of the South Oak Lane
Improvement Association will hold their
regular monthly meeting Monday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Edward B.
McCall, 6Cth and Park avenues. Ar
rangements wilt be made for the coming
season.
West Philadelphia
Mr. Hcnrv Crltchley Legge, whose mar
riage to Miss Alice Hazel McUwee,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc
Jlwee, of the Sedgley, will take placoon
Wednesday evening, will have his
brother, Mr. Edward Legge, of- Boston, as
best man, and his ushers will be Mr. B.
Kendall Archer, Mr. Clarence Vander
beck, Mr. J. Keene Carruthers and Mr,
Hetzel AtherholL
A masked dance will be given en the
ovenlng of Friday, October 29, at the
Phillips Brooks School, 42d street and
Baltimore avenue, by a committee con
sisting of Mrs. Albert King, Sirs. Thomas
Wnlkcr, Mrs. Harry B. Hickman, Mrs.
Albort Bigler, Mrs. Charles Shoemaker,
Mrs. H. Bloodsworth and Mrs. S. O,
Tlnsley.
Mrs. Walter C. Zimmerman, of Lan
caster, Pa., who la the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Edgar Olelm, of 5115 Regent
place, will return home tho end of the
week.
I'hoto by Rembrandt Btudl.
MISS ROSALIE B, LIFHSHUT2
Who was soloist, t the Wtii.
mnt givwt Mt ntf hi to tke '(ftM
uatlnr clau td nt at th Mt.
Sinai HosplUl. Mr. JimI
Wlsson played th accommiU.
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MISS THEODORA KEITH LILLIE t'hoio by Marcu,
Charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lilllo, of Haverford, who
will be introduced to society at a tea to bo given by her parents on
Thursday, October 21.
WEDDINGS
The marriage of Miss Helen Elizabeth
Kramer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis W. Kramer, to Mr. August Daehllng
took place on Wednesday afternoon at
4 O'clock In the Temple Lutheran Church,
62d and Race streets. Tho Rev. Dr. A.
Pohlman, assisted by the Rev. William
Miller, officiated. The bride's only at
tendant was her sister. Miss Mary
Kramer. Mr. Daehllng had his brother,
Mr. Frederick Daehllng, as best man
and tho ushers were Mr. Walter Trum
bauer, Mr. Harry Brutsche, Mr. Law
rence Clark and Mr. William Daehllng.
A ' number of out-of-town guests were
present. Mr. and Mrs. Wchltng, after a
wedding trip, will live at 6910 Pine street.
BLACK-REEDER
BORDENTOWN, N. J.. Oct. 11. Miss
Grace I. Recdor, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Horace G. Rceder, of Bqrdentown,
end William A. N. Black, son of Mr.
and Mrs. I. Blddle Black, residing on a
farm near Bordentown, were united In
marriage at tho home of tho bride's par
ents, on Rceder avenue, today. They
were married dr. Friends' ceremony. Tho
maid of honor woaMIss Meta Wallace,
and the best mark waa Harold Reeder,
a brother of the bride, Thc.brldesmnlda
were Mtea Laura Black atldsMlss.Uannah
BlbckM"stert of tho bridegroom.. Tho
matrons oBMLnib were Mrs. Walter Li
Reeder. Mri
H. Reeder and Mrs,,
Joseph R.
Tho ushers were
Ralph H. Reed
alter L. Reeder, Jo-
scph R. RecderT
arles Coles and Jo-
seph -Heultngs Cole.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bla.ck
will live on Mr. Black's father's farm.
MILLER-LUKENS.
A quiet wedding took place last eve
ning at 6:30 o'clock when Miss Phoebe
Lukens. daughter of Prof, and Mrs.
David L. Lukens, of Swarthmore, be
came the wife of Mr. Harry L. Miller,
also of Swarthmore. The marriage took
place In the Friends' Meeting House and
the Friends' ceremony was used. Miss
Lukens was attended by her sister. Miss
Alice Lukens, and Mr, James Mitchell,
of Trenton, was best man.
South Philadelphia
Mr. Charles J. McCrorey has announced
the betrothal of his daughter, Miss Alice
Eulalia McCrorey, to Sir. Samuel Horace
Cropper, of 1712 South 18th street. Miss
McCrorey lives at 1738' South 16th street.
They will be married next Wednesday
at the Catholic Church of St. Thomas
Aquinas, 17th and Morris streets, at (
o'clock. Tho Rev. Father John C. Phe
Ian, assistant rector, will officiate.
Miss Sadie Schaefer, of 1746 Tulip street,
will be bridesmaid, while Mr. Ralph
Cropper, brother of the bridegroom, will
be best man.
The couple will go upon a tour through
out the Southern States.
Miss Anna Kelly has returned to her
home at 2822 Rosewood street, niter
spending the summer at Long Island,
N. Y.
Mr. Thomas D. Haines, 1607 Passyunk
avenue, la home, after a trip to Pitts
burgh, Pa., where he visited relatives.
The social season of the popular St.
Mmlca's Guild will open this evening,
when the second annual euchre and
dance will be held In St. Monica's School
hall. 17th and Rltner streets. The affair
has been arranged by the Eentertalnment
Committee, jjhlch for this year, is as
follows: Miss Agnes Bolsburn, chalrlady;
MU Lillian Bolsburn, Miss Elizabeth
Dougherty. Miss Marie Dougherty, Miss
Margaret Dougherty. Classes In the va
rious branches taught at the guild have
been resumed, and It Is to be hoped the
excellent courses offered In embroidery,
sewing, domestic science and elocution
will be well attended.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Curet, Jr., of 3813
North Smedley Street, announce the be
trothal of their daughter. Miss Helen
Mary Curet. to Mr. Henry Washington
Sawyer, of New York.
A quiet wedding will take place next
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock In the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, Rlttenhouse
square, when -Visa Allcfl Reamey, daugh
ter of Mrs. A. M. Eaklna, will become the
bride of Mr. Edgar W. Buscher. Ttw
Reverend Doctor Floyd W. Tomklns.
rector of the church,' will officiate. Mrj.
E B. Williams, of Boston, will be the
matron of honor. Mr, Buscher end his
bride will live at The Gables, 4604 Old
York road, after their marriage.
Mr. and. Mi's, Claude R. Johnson are
receiving t their home, 1315 West Erie
avenue, Mrs, Johnson, who Was a June
bride, will be remembered as Miss Ida
V, Bailey, daughter ot Mr. and Mr.
Stewart Bailey.
Mr and Mrs. Alfred Levy, who had
been spending seme time In Washington,
p. C, have returned to their home, S655
North Percy s4ret.
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CHARITY AFFAIRS
One of the most delightful and inter
esting social occasions of the early
autumn will bo held this evening at the
Morion Cricket Club, when Mr. Alfred
M. Collins will give nn Illustrated
lecture at the Meilon Cricket Club, en
titled "Across Unknown Africa," for the
benefit- of the Sunnysldo Day Nursery,
1211 Thompson street. Moving pictures of
Africa will also be shown by Mr. Collins,
mier wmen rerresiiments will be served
Tho committee In charup of tr, pntnrl
lammcnt includes Miss Esther Lloyd.
Mrs. Theodore Cuyler Patterson, Mrs.
Walter C. Junnoy. Miss Marlon Butler,
Mlrs Edith Collins, Miss Josephine
Howell, Mrs. Walter C. Mcllvaln. Miss
Dorothy M. B. Smith. Miss Sydney Rog
ers. Mrs. J. Emott Caldwell. Mrs. John
Gilbert. Mrs. Howard Longstreth, Mrs.
Logan MncCoy. Mrs. William Lleber.
Mrs. Frederick W. Morris, Jr.. Mrs.
Carroll H. Nichols. Mrs. Harold Howe.
Mrs. John R. Maxwell, Mrs. Wllmer W.
Hoopes, Mrs. Joseph Llpplncott, Mrs.
Jacques Vnuclaln. Mrs. William P.
O'Neill and Mrs. William Twells Tiers.
t.. . -.- ..-
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker Tuttlc, of 1226
East Susquehanna avenue, announce tho
engagement of their daughter. Miss Mary
Garwood Tuttle, to Mr. Howard Weible,
of Logan.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel A. Klelnman, of
1640 North' 8th street, announce tho be
trothal of their daughter. Miss Tillye A.
Klelnman, to Dr. Herman E. Coane.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hackenburg
-have .returned-from "Mt. Airy to their
home, 953 TCorth 8th street.
Ort November 19 the German Concertina
Orchestra will hold Its 14th grand annual
ball at Columbia Hall, 2d and Norrls
streets.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kresch and family,
of 1C53 North 7th street, have returned
from Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Braunfeld, of 1S01 North
7th street, announce the betrothal of their
daughter. Miss Lena Braunfeld, to Mr. M.
J. Herman.
Mr. and Mrs. Mollis Lang and children
are visiting Mrs. Lang's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Jacob Wiener, 866 North 7th street,
for an Indefinite stay.
On Friday evening. November 12, the
Clan Gordon, No. 190, O. S. a, will give
Its seventh annual concert and dance at
Clayton's Dancing Academy, 9th and Glr
ard avenue.
A sour krout supper will be given this
-evening at the horns of Mrs. J. A. Broad
field, of 3131 Frankford avenue, tho pro
ceeds of which will be given to the Pres
byterian Orphanage. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Moffett, of ISM Allengrove
street, will entertain at "600" this evening,
when the following will bo present: Mr.
and Mrs. Llndlg, Mr. nnd Mrs. Walker,
Dr. and Mrs. Borzell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wal
ter Emery, Mrs. Clara Snyder, Mr. and
Mrs-. William Kerr and Mr. Harvey
Ackerman.
St. Cecilia's T. A. B. Society will pre
sent "The Man of the Hour" at St. Ed
ward's Hall next month for the benefit
Of the Visitation Improvement fund.
A social and dance will be given on
Wednesday, October 20, by the La Balle
Club at the Visitation assembly rooms,
Lehigh avenue and Pother street
AUTUMN HESOHTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
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TRAYMOHB FRIDAY CHATS
ONE OF THE HAPPY ISLES
''Varied ana changeable are women," runs tno homan
Pjoverb, but the weather Is even more so. The climate
Ot Atlantic City, however, haa a reasonable degree of steadi
ness. And these are the causes. Absecon Island is sur
rounded by great stretches of temperate Bait water that make
...?"" 1J??V6 an enclosing wall of protection, like a thermos
bottle. Then, too, the Island runs aslant to the west, thus
obtalnlnj? the full bounty of southern exposure to the
w'"tr sun. The warm Gulf Stream sweeps by off shore.
Cooled by the breezes of summer, warmed by the sun
nd ocean In winter. Atlantic City Is one of th "Happy
Isle" that the' ancients vainly sought, The'Traymore
stands fronting the sea, with 85 per cent- ot Its windows
dominating the ocean.
THE LARGEST FIREPROOF RESORT HOTEL
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Debutante Doings
Miss Sarah Claypoole Nllon. daughter
u sJruBhl Mrs. Lewis Ncllson, will bs
tho debutante to be presented today, at a
tea to bo given by her parents, at their
",orne Coolock. Bt. Davids. The card of
Mr Harry Rosengartcn Nellson was In
closed In the Invitations. The receiving
party will Include Miss Nellson's grnnd
mothers, Mrs. Thomas Nellson and Mrs.
II B Rosengartcn; Mrs Adolph O. Ro
sengnrten, Mrs. George D. Roiengarten,
Mrs l-reder'; Rosengarten. Mrs Theo
dore . Reath, Miss Elisabeth R. Rrath
and Miss Alice Chapman Thompson.
Among the debutantes assisting Miss
Nellson will ho Miss Agnes Morgnn
Brooklc, Miss C. Eleanor Pepper, Miss
fcllMbeth Wllmer Grlfllth. Mits Marga
rctta Dixon Myers, Miss Sarah Sergeant
Myers, MIs Edith Karle, Miss Mnruaict
Omlerdonk Remak, Miss Theodora Keith
Llllle, Miss Elizabeth C. Adams.
Roxborough
Mrs. John McClellnn. of Ridge avenue
nn I Gorgna lane, was hostess on Monday
night nt a very enloyabte autumn recep
tion, given by the PaBtors' Aid Society of
the Roxborough Baptist Church. At the
annual business meeting preceding the
entertainment tho following ofTlcers were
elerted President. Mrs. Nathan L. Jones;
first vice president, Mrs. Rosle Jones;
second vice president, Mrs, F. Balllss;
secretary. Mrs. J. Evorett Foerlng, as
sistant secretary, Mrs. Eva Galton; treas
urer, Mrs. Emma Levering; organist, Mrs.
Ivn Du Gnn. and assistant orgnnltt, Mrs.
James Taylor. Autumn flowers and ferns
formed the decorations. The guests In
cluded tho ofTlcers and Mrs. Augustus
Peterman. Miss Rettle Rlghtcr. Miss
Adelo Jones. Mrs rtiulnlnh Hntttrv Mr,
I Walter Snyder, Mrs. Elizabeth Rlghter.
Mrs Charles Rlghter. Mrs Fri-dflrlek
Hlee, Mrs Percy Hansen, Mrs. Wlltam
Hombv, Mrs G. W. Stfttker, Mrs. Harry
Miller. Mrs. John Mulr. Mrs. Elmer Volk,
Mrs. J. C. Held, Mrs. Charles Dorwlth.
Mrs, Alfred Delghton. Mrs. Bert Sabold,
Mrs J. Sykes. Mrs, Edward Whitehead,
Mrs. William Dawson. Mrs. William
Westcott. Mrs. William Sudell. Mrs. Au
gustus Beaver, Mrs. William Miller. Mrs.
William Manulro. Mrs. Driver. Mrs. J.
Hill. Mrs. W. Hansen. Mrs J Taylor,
Mrs. D. Slter Cornog. Mrs. William Gnult,
Mrs. J. Stout. Miss Marian Stout, Miss
Ray Sumner, Mrs. Rayley Adams. Mrs.
F. Keen, Mrs. Charles Oerhardt. Mrs. H.
K. White, Mrs. Walter Keoly, Mrs. Llnd.
ley. Miss Margaret O'Brien and Miss
Flemlnsr
On Monday evening. November 8, Mrs.
Rosle Jones will entertain the association
with a talk on "A Trip to California and
the Two Expositions."
The annual autumn social evening of
'J16 K'n5'8 Daughters of the Fourth Re
rg btvAi PhiiaAl. n.l..-...i. it i i i
foimed Church. Roxborough. will be held
tonight at the home of Rev. Isaac Ward.
the pastor, and Mrs. Ward, 310 Monastery
avc-nue. Mrs. Ward will be assisted by
Mrs. William J. Beatty, Miss Fannie Nor
bury and Miss Blanche Taylor.
Lansdowne
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wilson, 'Jr., of
98 West Baltimore avenue, will spend Oc
tober at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, of West Bal
timore, Is spending several days ln New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ware, of Colllngs
wood, N. J., are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Ware
was Miss Dorothy Nichols, of Stratford
avenue.
Dr. W. B. Masters, of West Stratford
avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Landls
have returned from Erie, where they at
tended the State Sabbath School Con
vention. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oesterlle. of Stroth,
Ind., are visiting Mr. Oesterlie's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oesterlle, of Lin
den avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Oesterlle
mado the trip from Stroth by motor.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schlmpf enter
tained at their new home, 601 West Dun
cannon avenue, Olney, on Sunday, Octo
ber 29. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
John Schlmpf, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Gleeson, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Muller,
Mr. nnd Mrs. John G. Hemberger, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Stanley Fischer and Mr. .pnd
Mrs. Charles Koeney.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cummlngs, of
Almond street, have aa their guest Miss
Alice Wonder, of Norrlstown. She will
be honor guest tomorrow night at a dinner-dance
to be given by her uncle, Mr.
Edward Downs, at his residence ln Mer
lon. There will be 45 guests, Including
Mr. and Mrs. William Faulk, of Los
Angeles, Cal., who are visiting ln this
city. .
Mr. Ellas Hall and Mr. Lew Hall, of
the Red Lion Inn, Holmesburg, accom
panied by Mr. Isaac Schllchter, of Frank
ford. are on a three weeks' hunting trip
in Canada.
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unobstructed view of b?ach
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CONCERT AND DANCE TO BE
The Affair, Under the Auspices of the Auxiliary of thfe
Jewish Consumptive Institute, to Be Held on
October 17 Entertainments
THE auxiliary of the J. C. I. has al
ready made final arrangements for
the first sacred cpneert and dance of
the seaton, October 17, at Apollo Hall.
VX North Broad street.
The committee In charge Is doing all
In Its power to make this affair a suc
cess. The halt will be elaborately dec
orated with patms and ferns donated by
the board ot directors ot tho Institution.
The Entertainment Committee has en
gaged the finest talent to participate that
evening nt the concert Mr. Emmett
Welch, the well-known song writer and
singer, will sing nil the popular hits of
the day during the concert and dance.
A surprise party was given ln honor
of Mlts nay Gold at her home, at Sis
Morris street, on Sunday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. I Chalken, Mr. Lew Snyder,
Mr. Harry Bogash and Mr, Samuel
Gross. Some of the guests present
wero Miss Bella Cohen. Miss Minnie
Kelllnson, Miss Pearl Ketllnson. Miss
Molllo Cook, Miss Lillian Cook, Miss Sara
Schuwall, Miss Sara Friedman, Miss
Dorothy Cohen, Miss Jennie Levis. Miss
Annie C Snyder, Mlts Pauline Weltz,
Miss Esther Kutchner, Miss Flora Fried
man, Miss Rose Margullus, Miss Rebecca
Margullus, Mr. William Snyder, Mr. Abel
Snyder, Mr, Joseph Smith, Mr L. H.
Harris, Mr. Joe Lleberman, Mr. Leon
Blumbcrg, Mr. Jack Weinberg. Mr. Ed
ward FormAn, Mr Max Margullus. Mr.
J Margullus, Mr A. Kutchner. Mr. K
Kennedy, Mr. J. Chalken, Mr, M. Chalken,
Mr. L. Aareon, Mr. and Mrs. B. Slatko,
Mr, and Mrs. M. Gold and Master Max
well Gold.
The King's Daughters of the Presby
terian Church will hold a baiaar Sat
urday afternoon and evening ln Barknr
Hnll. There will be tables of all kinds
of goodies and fancy articles and a 5 and
10 cent store, which will be ln charge of
What's Doing Tonight
Banquet. Central High School Claia 1S30.
Rltlenl'Oiiso Hotel." 7 p. m.
Dryn Mawr Collmc, locture. Ml Ellen
Churchill Scmple; 8 p. m.
Ueceptlnn. Me-llcnl Club of Philadelphia.
Uellevue-Stratfcrd: U:15 p. in.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL. FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon Meeting on Poetottlce plaza; apeaker,
Mlts Hertha Sipovlta.
S p. m. Mectlnu at Lansdowne: e;eakera,
Mlia Berth! Sapovlta and lira, L. D. Harris
8:"0 p. m. Meeting at 20th and Dauphin
atrcets; apeaker, Samuel Moycrman.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PAItTT.
R p. m. MmMii a fi-rirntnwn and rehlTh
aenues: p3kera. Mlas Eatelle Ruaaal and
George Small
R:.-U p. m. Meetlnn at 11th and Carpenter
8treeta: apeaker. Mrs. William Albert Wood
and Mlaa M. Ithlnehart
8:30 p. m Opcn-alr meeting at (1th and P0p
lar atreeta; apeakera. Mr. nnd Mrs. George
Dornblum and Samuel QcKond.
8:30 p. m. Meeting at Ridge avenue and
Lyceum atrect; apeakera, Mrs. Marlon Holmes
and Mlas Anna MacFarland,
MEN"S LEAGUE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Noon Meeting at Dobaon'a MUla: speaker.
Harry Phllllpa.
8:-W) p. m. Open-air meeting at Frankford
senue and Norrls atreet; apeaker, Harry
Phillips.
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BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Philadelphia's
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NIGHT SCHOOL
Is as good as any day school, and Ita
graduates stand aa high In the astl-
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Seize Its opportunities and rise.
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Telephone: Lombard lztW-1297
LAFAYETTE BUILDING
oth and Cheatnut btreeta
Alter Nov. 1. Pcnn Mutual fl'do
i A New Education
that not only Instructs the mind, but
strengthens all functions of mind, per
sonality and character, la the moat necea
aary preparation for any situation or
vocation. Over four hundred students
registered this year. The course may be
taken In conjunction with Public Speak
ing, Elocution. English. Saleamanuhlp or
separately. Doctor NefTa booklet. "Edu
cation and Succeaa," on application.
Call or phono Bpruce 3218.
NEFF COLLEGE Che,tn"Street
SPANISH, FRENCH. ITALIAN, GERMAN
Moat rapid of conversational methods. Grad
uate and competent native teachers. Also
IDIOMATIC translators.
Special arranged courses for children.
The Technical Teachers and Trans
lators Attociation
830-31 Perry Uldg. Telephone Spruce 23S.
La Salle College ""tSftgff
Engineering, Arts. Pre-Medleal and Business
Courses Illgb School and department for little
boys. Oymnaalum and supervised athletics.
Scholarships ottered. Evening claaaat.
PRO. DEN18 EDWARD. President.
PHILADELPHIA TURNOEMKINDE
School now open for fall and winter terms.
We teach gymnastics. German, drawing,
needlework and swimming to children, T te
15 years, for SO per year. Enroll your chil
dren now. Droad and Columbia ave.
Slrayer's Business College
801-807 Chestnut St., ItUa.
Practical courses. Uodeiate prices. Positions
tuaranieed Day & night sessions. Enroll now
"Country Day School for Boys"
Wjoneteeorf, tm.
Rev. Gibson Dell, Head Master,
Phone Ardmore 1322.
PALMS NIGHT SCHOOL
Thirty years at 17th and Chestnut Street.
Business, Shorthand and Secretarial Courses.
EXPRESSION AND DRAMATIC ART
ELIZABETH LAVENDER eCIIKEINKK
171 Chestnut Bt. I'houe Spruce t77.
MARY BHKVAItD ROBERTS, 118 N. 10th st.
Elocution, Voice; day and evening clause.
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MIT Spruce St. 7th season steal
Sept. tHh. Branches $ (feraaa.
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A-rtiats to jraciuur, ri
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VOICE
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ContrnUo boloUt, Church ot tb Molr TrtWy!
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JAMES C WARHURST
Voice, Plaao an4 DtrectLu.
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1714 CHESTNUT T,
GIVEN FOB CHARITY
Miss Pautlne Broslus. Mlts Mills Turtle
and Mlts Helen Panders, The, flewor
table will b In charge of Mlts Mn
Taylor. Mlts Ethel Gilbert and Mies
Margaret Irving.
Those assisting at the other tables Will
be: Cake, Mist Isabel Galbralth and Mlts
Ruth Wunderllch; candy, Mlts Xthe
Hart and Miss Ethel Gilbert; pure food,
Mist ..arlon Havlland, Mlts Alma Wal
lace, Miss Marlon Fleming and Mtet
Marie Dewar, Ice cream, Mlts Alma Wal
lace, Mlts Alma Underbill and Mitt Betty
Wright, fancy work, Mlts Helen Taylor,
Miss Grace Atkinson, Mlts Blanch Boycc
and Miss Marlon Havlland,
Considerable interest It being rdahU
fetted In the bazaar, which Is to bt held
in the Hotel Walton, on November" 10
from S until 10 o'clock, the proceed of
which will be donated to the Women'
Homeopathic Hospital, 20th and 8utqu4
hanna avenue. The cause Is a most
worthy one, as the committee under
whose auspices the affair has been ar
ranged plan to build a sun parlor for the
men's ward with the amount realized
Of course, there will be all torts of
booths, and an attractive musical an-I
literary entertainment has been arranged
for the evening, to be followed by danc
ing. Afternoon tea and supper at 6 ;:?
be served In the "Restaurant" The fol
lowing are on the committee In charge
Candy, Mrs. Walter Strong; fancy bags.
Miss Isabel Ayers and Miss Mae Jordan;
cakes, Mlts Gross, art needlework, M,
Davles and Mrs. Freeman; aprons, MU1)
Yerkes; flowers. Miss Thatcher, station
ery, Mrs. Voorhees; Supper Committee,
Mrs. Kelm, Mrs. Fritz; novelties, Mrs,
Joseph V. Clay and Mrs. Steldman: tho
Hxeeutlve Board will have charge o tba
kitchen, and the Junior Auxiliary Will
have a "Doll" table. Mrs, Vantlne; ilts
Clay and Mrs Kelm will arrange -for th"
dancing program The decorations will
be artistic and effective.
Delaware County
Mrs. Harry W. Wlthlngton? of Drexel
Hill, entertained Wednesday''' evening at
bridge ln honor of Mrs. E. B. Holden, of
Schenectady, Jf. T.
Mlts Ann Vlachos, of Forrest avenue
Drexel Hill, returned Ibis weejc from
Erie, where she attended the State Sab
bath school convention.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. C. E. Hancock, of Providence,
Rhode Island, Is visiting her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Samuel Robblns, of 7 Penn
street, having come on to help celebrate
her mother's Jlth birthday on October IS.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. HendrlckjSon, o
Woodbury, have announced the enfcaw
ment of their daughter, Mlts Marlon
Hendrlckson. to Mr, John H. Wellford
of Warsaw, Va., who now .has buslnes
connections In Woodbury.
DANCING
C. Ellnood Carpenter Schools, 1123 Chettnut
St. Private and claa leaaons for adults
and children, day and evg. Our tuition do,
not merely teach atepa: It davtlopa dancing
ability and Individuality.
CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
hCUMOL OF ENGINEERING
Etrnlnn Term Jni.t Martlng.
CHEMISTI Four years. Include?
V General ami Analytical Ch!mltrj
M.
i-njMc anu inmemitice. Opportu
nlty Is given for specialization ln iron
and steel, paints and varnlah. dyeine,
bleaching and other Industrial linee.
Other technical courses; Principles
of Engineering. Applied ElectrictU
Architectural Drawing, Estimating
1421
Arch
Architectural Engineering. 100 other
. v-v. M....V..V.,. ai,..iica ivr ill.
OtrCCtoratory and draughting room work
Poaltlons secured. Bend foe catalog,
itatlng your Interest.
How to Study.
Children's Class
The Saturday Morning Class for Chil
dren Is a relaxation and a radical change
from school work. It teaohsa children
how to study, thus enabling them to pre
pare lessons without nervous tra!n and
with correspondingly greater benefit.
Call, write or phone Spruce 3218.
NEFF COLLEGE Chtnosts,ret
THE PHILADELPHIA TRAINING SCHOOL
for PERSONAL and COMMUNITY SERVICE
Practical courses In various branches train
ing men and women for leadership- In Recrea.
tlonal. Physical. Social and Induatrlal Welfare
Work 1 couraea given by well-known leaders.
Send for booklet Central Branch. TM.ajl.
1421 Arch Street.
Palmer Business School
Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, English,
day and night aesslons. Send for catalog
Mercantile Library Bldg, 10th above Chestnut.
Miss Novea mo chestnut street
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ENGLISH Call, write or phMe.JLocust 828 W
SPANISH t the old Castlllan """
The Klrschbaum School of Languages. 1521
Cheatnut Bt (Welghtman Bldg.) feat. 1880
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