'MORE PLANS ARE MADE DAILY
FOR THE DEBUTANTE SET
Hr. and Mrs. J. Bertram Lippincott Will Entertain for
to Give Party
. -. mHTn i t in-
IM. PINCOTT, of 1710 Spruce street, have
lisiurf Invitation for a theatre party, to
I: i.it..1 bv nuDcer nnd dancing, on
ItuchS November SO, In honor of Mlis
PCarOllne H. l'cranenun, uuuHincr ui .hb.
I.,..,, Pemberton, Jr. The guests will
kit from the debutante set
..... . ItTrtcrhft him Issued lnvltn-
i 2 for a dinner nnd danoc to be given
1 Wednesday. December 8, at the I'hlla-
''enrPPer.' daughter of Mr. J
Ewr. George Wharton repper, ana -uiss
F - w Heoll. daughter of Mrs. J.
hklllon scott.
,.. runrr Stnwart Wurln
fcmele ft small dance on Tuesday eve-
'Inf. T UC Tnr f "ill., InnhM
fSS.? diuJhW of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
ElMini Fitltr,
Invitation liavo been Issued by Mr.
Fand Mrs. Bhlppen ww. ".-" ""
!.. Germantown, for ft dinner at the
lMk and WlK Clubhouse, to be followed
fcJL', theatre party. In honor of Miss C.
Ijleanor Pepper.
..UffA nt Mlsa Marie A. Mac-
k,,,y of B327 Lena street, and Mr. May
f'Jy m. Smith, of East Pcnn Btreet,
'will take place tomorrow at 11 o'plock
'h St. Vlnccnfn Catholic Church. Tlie
:'jtev Father Lappln will officiate.
. .nri Mrs Henry Dixon, of 32d street
ana Mill Creek road, will give a Hal
loween party on Saturday, October 30, in
'honor of their daughter, Miss Katharine
kWelsh.
v TVIlllam F. Dreer, of Wentworth,
IRowmont, accompanied by Mr. Wllllnm
ilcLean, of Queni lane, left Sunday by
motor for the Blooming Grove Hunting
maVFIshlng Club. Glen Eyre, where they
will remain for several days.
i. .. (.a tn t :rtvtn tomorroA after
noon by Dr. and Mrs. Uadrllffo Cheslon
'to Introduco their daughter, Mlsa Char
'lotte M. Chcston. thew will lip no .'c
Mlvlng party. Mrs. Chcston will bo ns
'lilted by several ladles, who will preside
at the tea tames.
T An T Ivlnn-fttnn Rlllllvnn hflH rC-
p Alias w w. ....".. - --
turn', from the Hot Springs, Va., whero
. roe spent pare oi inu uuiumu.
... . f.. Timt'nll TCvnim nnd Miss
.Anita M. Evans, who have been spend-
ttet the early autumn at their home In
Devon, are occupying their new town
some, mi Locust Btreet. for the winter.
1 The Monday morning claBS. which
BitU at the New Century Club, with
Miss Jane Campbell, of School lane, aa
1..J.- .ltl t.lc ennann tnkn nn studies
In United States history. At the Inst
meeting the president or mo ciuo, airs.
IL S. Trentlss Nichols, of Pelham road.
spoke on "The Lnet Frontier."
'. m.- uA.tAt. rt Arta nnrt T.Mtlrft will
hae Its first meeting of the reason on
Wednesday In the New Century Drawing
Boom, 124 South 12th street. Among
those who will take part are Aladlno A.
Autilio, who will read "An Encounter
With a Panther," by James Fennlmore
Otrmantown Branch of the Philadelphia
llujlcal Academy, win piay me pianu
part In Arthur Footc's Trio In C Minor.
r.l&H-..M MMrl nrt In Vaw Ynrlr kAW
Jeisey, New England and the Middle
JYrat States win Do tne suDjects lor ais
enulon during the winter months.
'General and Mrs. Wendell P. Bowman
Iiptnt the week-end at the Traymore, At
lantic City.
KMr. and Mrs. M. R. Stroud are In At
lantic City for several weeks. They will
fttop at the Traymore.
"Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Veazey Wether-
Illl, formerly of Dudley avenue, Narberth,
Pa., but now of Astoria, Ore., are visiting
Ltha Fair In San Francisco. Mrs. Wetherlll
"Will ha remembered as Miss Alice Bea-
I'trjce Nash.
Along the Main Line
OVEP.BrtOOK.-MM. Edward A. Wall.
tot the Arches, hns Issued Invitations for
iiiarse luncheon and bridge on Thursday.
October 28, at her home.
rA meeting of the .Needle work Guild will
tba. held on Tuesday, October 26, in tho
rtrlsh house of the Memorial Church of
lalnt Paul, when Interesting talks will
given, followed by luncheon.
ARDMORE. Mrs. Jnalah S. Pearce and
Iter daughter. Miss Helen Pearce, of Lln-
IVOOd avenue, have been vlnltlnc- nt At.
ilenttc City.
If. and Mrs. Dayton Voorhees are re-
FealYlng congratulations upon tho birth of
l IrVisnter, Elsa Voorhees.
HAVERFORD. Minn Tmihol Beckurts.
Iaughter of Major and Mrs. C. L. Beck-
rt. gave a dinner Saturday night at her
wie on nose lane.
'BRTN UAvn.n. -nrinion, Tn..tt ir .
tr. George Noblet, Mr. George Moore
a wr. j. Morton Warner motored to
dlng. Wilkes . Barre. II a z 1 e t o n.
OUdaburcr and Fnittnn over the week
y.
"KTATMr? Um TrAM.. T)n..... nrwm
IHrlce Bchoch and Mrs. A. A. H. Canl-
Went to Wllkes.Bnrrn venterdnv to
PeMeSenl thm. O.Hinlau rl.,K at th DIaI.
weratlon of Women's Clubs.
r. and Mrs. M. A. Ward gave a email
Jner jast evening at their home on
JuelU avenue. Among the guests -were
VT. and Mrn .Tnhn TaIiti.mi nf tVilla-
Jj'PW, Mr. and Mrs. William Shumate,
f.Ohlo. and Mr. Carleton S. Wagner, of
lUn Bethlehem, a nephew of Charles
HWBD,
Mart, j Bertram Mitchell will entertain
uesaay Bridge Club today nt her
mt On UraarlnniKfnili- awsxiia C3
lavMg Among the members are Mrs.
E . Aiuuord. Mrs. John Dunlap, Jr.,
f. Hubert Treat. Mrs. John Barnes,
j . 4 ration, Mrs. luls II. Watt,
. t. ward. Mrs. Kobert Elmer,
Humbert B. Powell. Mrs. G. Wfn.
i Coffin, Mrs. n. C. Ware. Mrs.
V-...IHB, Mrs. m. F. D. Bcanlan and
i "ertna Ball.
IVpN-Mr. and Mrs. Powell Evana
- intir young daughter, Miss Anita
,vana, will cloao Errollton the end of
noiunt ana return to their town
' locust street
C Emory XfrMlrhnel. of Knoll
e, DeVOn. hnn rin. tn Xlrtl Clnrlncrsi
Mor a fortnight's stay.
. v, uoward Clark, Jr., of Chestnut-
firm. UnA 1,1m ...... Va TnliN
elllngSWOrth. of tSA nnil Jntuca
f. have gone to Virginia Hot Springs
ore weeka
SP- 'V?!11,am Baker Whelen and her
' r. winfield Scott Arter, have
SAa tn ClnVllr Bfl.K .ruflillm. n A
rfJn.N.w YorkV ' "
pjm Edward Buchanan Cassatt and
i v-aasatt, of Clieaterbrook Farm, ars
'ng the week oh I,on Island, wher
V gone for the race.
Along the Reading
tn Mrs. J, B, Beaman, of 637 North
,, birth of a eUughter, Ml Grace
4k ""n, pn Tuesday, October 12,
birthday o Mrs. Seanwit,
YJ wd Mrs. J0m xiylatWpiwM CrMf
Other Notes
and Miss Christiana W. Craig have Is
S, 5nr,1 for a tea. to be given on
Thursday, November 11, from 4 until
,?' ftl -thclr honie Cheltcn ave
nue. The Bachelor Girls' Club of Willow
Ft.1".0 wl" J"f l l,dBy at th home of
the Misses Roberts. This club expects to
bo foremost In all social frivolities of
the coming season.
Mr. Henry H. Roelofs and his sister,
formerly of Ithyllon, Ogonti, who have
recently returned from a trip to tho
orient, will occupy their new home in
Rydal some time this month.
Mrs. Spencer Mulford, of Church road,
yncotc, will entertain at luncheon to
day at 1 o'clock at the Philadelphia
Lountry Club, In honor of her guest, Miss
Dolly Ln Montagne.
Miss Katherlno Rogers, of 2201 St.
Jame Place, spent the week-end as the
guest of Miss Marlon Sharplcss at
Wyncote, Pa.
Mrs. Henry H. G. Sharplcss, of
Lnbrunums, Chelten Hills, has as her
guest for several days Miss Kato Bar
ber, of Buffalo, N. Y.
Germantown
Mr. Gordon Mills, of 125 School lane,
will leave shortly for the Panama Ex
position. Dr. and Mrs. William V. Clark, of 630
East Chelten avenue, have returned from
their cottage at Chelsea.
(Mrs. John Courtney, of Chew strebt, Is
spending a week In Atlantic City, N. J.
Mr. Charles Y. Scully, of 6333 Wayne
avenue, has Just returned from a fishing
trip at Fprtcscue Beach.
Mr. Chnrles II. Super, of 438 Harvey
street, returned from several days' trip
to Reading, Pa., where he attended the
annual convention of the Stato Board of
Charities.
Miss May Hlbel, of 6603 Stenton avenue,
will leave shortly for a trip to Norfolk,
Va., where she will be the guest of friends
for eeverat weeks.
t,MIr- lvlnfiston Jones, of Manhelm nnd
Wlssahlckon avenues, has returned from
a trip to Canada.
iJlT" .?nd MrSl Wllb"r Plsk Rose, of 6710
McCallum street, have taken apartments
at the Colonial. H3 West Coulter street,
for tho winter.
The Germantown Literary Club, com
posed of 23 women, began Its 17th year Lf
activity this morning nt the home of Mrs.
Frederic W. Tunncll. 250 West Tulpo
hocken street. Russia and current topics
will bo studied at the weekly meetings
thla year. President, Miss Katherine
AVelsh; vice president, Mrs. F. W. Tun
nell; secrctnry and treasurer, Mrs.
Charles Heycr: recording secretary, Mrs.
H. Lester Glover.
Mr. James Williamson, accompnpled by
his daughter, Miss E. May Williamson, of
K West Johnson street, has returned
home from a six wcekc' trip through the
West. While in Paiarlann Hal V.n ,-.
the guests of Mrs. John W. Cramer, for
merly of Germantown.
Miss Edith C. Brooks, of Church lane,
has aa her guests Miss Elsie R. Fisher
and Mr. William 8. Wllletta.
Cards of Invitation have been issued by
the directors of the Germantown Conser
vatory of Music, 109 West Chelten avenue,
"""the first of a series of faculty recitals,
which will take place on Tuesday, October
19. The soloists of the evening will be
Mr. John Thompson, pianist, and Mr.
Paul Volkmann, tenor.
The first meeting of tho Current Topics
Class, under the direction of Miss Kath
arine Locke, will take place at the Ger
mantown Automobile Club on Tuesday.
October 26.
The annual meeting of the Site and
Relic Society for the election of officers,
directors and the transaction of other
business will be held on Friday evening,
at 8 o clock, at the'Museum In Vernon
Park. At the conclusion of the business
meeting Mr. E. Sydney Prlchard will read
a paper entitled "Colonial Furniture in
Germantown." An Informal reception will
follow.
Miss Jane Harmer, of Greene street. Is
In Pittsburgh, visiting friends for a fort
night. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carroll, of
Consnohocken. who have been the guests
?., Mr;..lm1 Mr"' A,r"el Martin, of 119
West Washington lane, have returned to
their home.
Mr. James McMahon, of 705 Locust
avenue, and Mr. Frank Dunlap have re
turned from a short stay In New York.
Mrs. Charles Henry Volgt, of West
Walnut lane, will leave this week for a
short stay in New York.
West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. L. Howard Weatherly,
Miss Elizabeth Smith and Miss Caryl
Smith have, returned from Lake Bunapee,
K. H., where they spent the summer, to
their home, 8319 Chestnut street,
Mrs. Winthrop B. Greene and her
mother, Mrs. Parsons, who spent the
summer at South Poland, Me., have re
opened their apartment at Hamilton
Court, 39th and Chestnut streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Stoddart, of S03
Mnrth 3Xth afreet ho... ..... 1 ..
.. .. . .. .., ihuiiicu irura
Canada, where they spent' the summer.
The Misses Landell, who spent tho sum
mer at Mount Pocono, are now at At
lantic City, They will return shortly to
Hamilton Court.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Thompson, of
4332 Plna street, are receiving congratu
lations on the birth of a son, George T
Thompson, Jr., on Thursday, October 14.
South Philadelphia
Mr. Harry C. Black, of South 13th
street, has returned, after touring Can
ada the West and Mexico.
Miss Margaretta Kane, of 1230 Wolf
street, and Ml. Helen Clarke, of 2231
South 13th street, have returned after a
pleasant vacation spent at the Delaware
Water Gap and Atlantic City,!
Mr. and Mr. B. J, Sllber gave, a
dinner-dance last vveek at their home In
honor of their nlws, Mis Helen 8fren.
of Winnipeg,' Can. ( ""'
After an absence of about six months.
Miss Mary Norden, of 1220 Durfor street,
ha returned from a pleaaant. vacation
spent at Newport News, Va.
Congratulation are being received by
Mr. and Mr. Cabot, of, 12$ Rimer (treat,
on the birth of a son.
Captain George D. 8tlman, U. 8. A..
retired, I vlaltlrg hta son, Mr. George V.
Spllman, of 1218 Wolf street. Captain
Bullman .will remain about two week,
when he will return to the National
boWler' Home, in HtmfHwt Ko4, V.,
of wMek k U rv'lor.
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, ETJESPAY. OCTOBER
WEDDINGS
KENNEDY-HUTCHINSON.
A quiet wedding will take place tonight,
when Mli,s Agnes n. Hutchinson will be
come the bride of Mr Carl lf. Kennedy
at the home of the bride, 231 West Rltten
house street The Rev. Charles F.
Hendricks, of St. Paul's Reformed Epls
cet.nl Church, will perform the ceremony.
Miss Ethel Hutchinson, n sister of the
bride, will act as maid of honor. She will
wear a frock of pink taffeta covered With
sliver net and garlands of rose. Tho
bride will wear duchess satin covered
with lace. A court train will fall from
the shoulders, and she will wear a tullo
veil fastened with orange blossoms. Tlve
bridal bouquet will consist of lilies of the
valley and white roses. Mr. Kennedy
will have as best man Mr. Wlllard K.
Roas. A small reception will follow for
tho families and a few Intimate friends.
raims. ferns and pink roses will be used
as decoration. After a wedding Journey
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy will live at 42IT
North Sth street, Logan, Pa,
MYERS-CARNEY.
Miss Etta Carney, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac N. Carney, of 819 East Tulpe
hocken street, wbm married to Mr. C. Al
fred Myers, of Hnmmonton, N. J., on
Saturday evunlng at tho homo of tho
bride's parents. The Rev. Edwin For
rest Hahn, of tho Cookman Methodist
Church, performed tho ceremony. Miss
Elslo Jones, of Spring City, Pa., was
maid of honor, nnd the best man was Mr.
Joteph Stoughtcr, of Philadelphia.
B,USCHER-REANEi
The marriage of Miss Alice Reanoy,
daughter of Mrs. A. M. Enklns, to Mr.
Edgar W. Buacher will tnko place this
arternoon at 4 o'clock In the Church of
tho Holy Trinity. Rlttenhouse Sfiunie
Tho ceremony will be performed by tho
Rev. Dr. Floyd W. Tomklns, the rector.
The bride, who wilt be given In marrtago
by Colonel John S Mm.kln ,in ,.,., ..
navy blue traveling gown. Following the
ceremony Mr. nnd Mrs. Buscher will
leive Immediately for a trip through
New England. They will be at homo at
Tho Gables, 4C04 Old York road, after
December 1.
McCLOSKEY-FURLONG.
The marriage 'of Miss Helen Cecilia
Furlong, daughter of Mrs. James Fur
long, ot 4528 Walnut street, to Mr. Joreplt
I. MoCloikcy, son ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam J. McCloskcy, ns solemnized this
morning at 9 o'clock In the Church of
St Francis de Sales. 47th street and
Springfield avenue The Rev. John J.
Wheeler officiated. The bride woro .a
traveling gown of mauve cloth, trimmed
In beaver, and carried a bounuet of
orchids and llllea of the valley. Her only
atli-udnnt was her sister, Miss May Fur
long. Mr. Bernard Druedlng nctcd as
best man. A wedding breakfast at tho
Bellevue-Stratford followed the ceremony,
after which Mr. nnd Mrs. McCloskey left
for their wedding trip. They will be at
home after December 1 at 5305 Overbrook
avenue. Wynnelleld.
HOISINGTON BOYSEN.
Tho wedding of Miss Alice M. Boysen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John William
Boysen. to Mr. Ned P. Holslngton, took
place thla morning at 9 o'clock at the
home of tho bride's parents, E236 Sansom
street. The Rev. Rlchaid Radcllffe, pas
tor of St. Matthew'B Molhodlst Episcopal
Church, officiated. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father, wore a
gown of white taffeta and Georgette
crepe, and carried a shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley and Bride rones.
There were no attendants. A wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Holslngton left for
Columbus, O., where their honeymoon
will be spent. They will live nt tho
Mariuorough Apartments, West Philadel
phia, after November 15.
McCUTCHEON-STEINHILBER.
A very attractive autumn wedding will
be solemnized tonight at 8 oclock at the
home of Mrs. Emma S. Stelnhllber, G71
Preston street, when her daughter, Miss
Kathryn H. Stelnhllber, will be given In
marriage by her brother, Dr. E. A. Steln
hllber. to Dr. John H. McCutcheon, of
Tioga. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. J. Milton Twecdale, of Cal
vary Lutheran Church, 41st street and
Mantua avenue. The bride will be beau
tifully gowned In white crepe de chine
and point lace ornamented with pearl
trimmings. Her veil ot tulle, arranged
with orange blossoms, will fall to the
hem of tho court train. Lilies of tho
valley and Bride roses will be carried.
Miss Florence Angstadt, the maid of hon
or, will wear a frock of pink crepe de
chine veiled with pink chiffon and will
carry pink roses.
Mr. James McCutcheon, of Tioga, will
be his brother's beBt man. Tlie ceremony
will be followed by a reception. Doctor
and Mrs. McCutcheon, upon their return
from their honeymoon trip, will live at
4405 North 9th street, where they will re
ceive after December 1.
VANDERSLICE-LARZELERE.
Amc-ng the Interesting October weddings
will be that of Miss Edith Everton Larze
lero, daughter of Mr. Alfred Larzelere, to
Mr. Stanley Brown Vandersllce, wklch
will take place on Wednesday, October
27, at noon, In the Oak Lane Presbyterian
Church. Miss Larzelere ha selected Miss
Gladys De Camp as maid of honor, and
Mr. Vandersllco will have Mr. Jack Pe
terman for best man. The ceremony will
bo followed by a breakfast at the Bellevue-Stratford.
HBALD-BTORY.
Prominent among tonight's wcddlngc
will be that of Miss Mary F. Story,
daughter of Mrs. H, N. Story, of 1533 Pod-
lar street,, to Mr. Albert E. Heald, of
MISS ANNA WEWSTEIN
Daughter of Mr, and Mrs. M.
Weinateln, of 6443 West Chester
road, Millbourne, whose betrothal
to Mr. Maurice Garftnkk has beea
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MRS. CHARLES McHENRY STEESE
Who, before her marriage yesterday to Captain Steese, of tho Ord
nance Department, United States Army, was Miss Hazel Adams
Speirs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Speirs, of Ardmore.
Mcthucn, Mass. The ceremony will take
place at the Aldlne Hotel at 7 o'clock, the
Rev. Dr. John B. Gough Pldge, of the
Fourth Baptist Church, officiating. The
bride will be given In marriage by Mr.
Samuel Howell, a close friend of her
father's. Her only nttendant will be the
matron of honor, Mrs. Herbert Drake,
Doctor Pidgc's daughter. Mr. Drake w.li
be the bridegroom's best man. The serv
ice wilt be followed by a reception. Upon
their return from an extended trip Mr
and Mrs. Hcnld will live nt Mcthuen.
Northeast Philadelphia
Miss Roso M. Dolan nnd Miss Cath
arlne Dolan entertained at their home,
2601 East Lehigh avenue, last week. In
honor of Miss Alice M. Craln, of Mercer.
Pa. The guests were Miss Reglna Mc
Cormlck, Miss Marie Zleger, Miss Nellie
Donohoe, Miss Margaret Bradley and MIbb
Helen Donohoe.
A Koffoo Klatch was held at the home
of Mr. Peter Gillln. G75 North 15th street,
by the L. B. S. Dramatic Society. The
committee in charge were Miss Margaret
Curley, Miss Margaret McElvaney, Miss
Agnes Htgglns, Mr. Howard Graham. Mr.
Peter Gillln and Mr. William Rooney.
The Four 8prlng Maids of the North
east will give a minstrel and dance for
the beneJlt of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Church, of West Berlin, N. J at Stan
ley's. Casino,, Kenslngtou avenue and
Cumberland street, on Thursday evening,
October 28. Mr. Philip Hlrsch Is dlrec
tor of the minstrel, and will be assisted by
Miss Ella Brooks. Others who will take
part are Miss Marie O'Rourke, Miss Ida
Donahue, Mr. Arthur Graham, Mr. James
Casey and Mr. George WachS.
Mrs. William Ferguson will entertain
the members of her sewing circle at her
home, 272S North 6th Btreet, when thoso
present will be Mrs. Arthur Daufflnee,
Mrs. William Alexander, Mrs. Clifford
Jones, Mrs. W. Schrufer, Miss Bess Con
over, Miss Lillian Nevell, Miss Bess Sln
namon, Miss Ray Renshaw and Miss Mar
garet McCandless.
Miss Marlon Sloane, of North 5th street.
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Nettle Jan
sen, of Steubenvllle, O.
On Friday, October 29, the Oaks Club
will hold Its 21st grand annual ball, at
tho Philadelphia Quartet Hall. German
town avenue, above Lehigh avenue.
Mrs. Mary Kldwell, ot 2332 Coral street,
is spending some time in Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, of Mansfield,
O., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Heatherstone, of 2308 Emerald street.
On November 19 the Germanla Concer
tina Orchestra will hold its 14th grand
annual ball at Columbia Hall, 2d and
Norrls streets.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edelman, of 1329 North
7th street, have returned from their wed
ding trip to Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Myers and Miss
Floiine Myers, of 1337 North Franklin
street, have returned home after having
spent some time in Atlantic City.
At the last meeting of St. Cecilia's T.
A. B. Society the Play Committee re
ported that the coming performance
would be held on Thursday evening,
November IL In St. Edwards' Hall, when
"The Man ot the Hour" will bo produced
by the Society's Dramatic Troupe, under
the direction of Mr, Mart Hogan. Mem
ber of the cast Include Miss Marge Daly,
Mtas Madellno Conahan, Mr. Simon
Rhodes, Mr. J, Francis Masterson.
Miss Claire Welsbaum and Mis Blanche
Lange, two popular glrla of the Northeast,
will pend the next two weeka in Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Morrison, of 2038 East
York street, is taking a trip to Niagara
Falls.
Dr. J. J. Halpern, of 1200 North 7th
street, has returned from the Pocono
Mountains,
Delaware County
The cornerstone of Highland Park'
new public school was laid on Saturday
afternoon. Professor Huff, of the Oak
mont High School, gave the address, and
the Rev. C. II, Shirk, of Llanerch, gave
the benediction.
The member of the Folk Mote, ot
Moylan and Hose Valley, will ctvo a
masquerade dance in their clubhouse on
December SO. Mr. Edward N, Wright
and Mr, Alfred Porter have charge of
the arrangement. q
KettcM for the SecUtr pa wtU ba
accet4 asd prlaUa la tee Ktb4
Ledgrr, but H mch notices aiMt be
wtlttta tm obb tide ef tba paper, mutt be
pltned la fttU, with fuH mA4tt, sad
hrn poatiUe telepbea nuubar must b
Wen.
gnd H audi commanlratiaa to
Society Editor," Kvtaio Ltdier.
MS Clieatnat street,
Unlets requirement, are carried
out that vorUkatian may ba BoetlaU,
tba a N not b publMiaa, ;
Debutante Doings
The Main Line will nttract tho tea
goers this nfternoon, when Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wllllnm Carmalt Scull will glvo a large
affair nt their homo In Bryn Mnwr to
lntioduce their charming daughter. Miss
Mary L. Scull.
Miss Scull will wear a lovely frock of
white tnffcta nnd tulle effectively trimmed
with little rosebuds. Tho largo rooms
nnd ball arc beautifully decorated with
graceful palms and ferns which form n
colorful background for tho exquisite
blooms which have been sent to tho little
debutante.
The receiving party today will Include
Miss Sarah Sergeant Myers, Miss Mar-
naaVaJ?1XOn,JIy!rB' Ml8S s- Uytendale
Balrd. Miss Barbnra Mifflin Boyd, Miss
Mary Norrls Cerbonl. Miss Rachel Fit
ter, Miss Louise 8. Grey, Miss Josephine
t. S. Foster. Miss Christine H. Stnck
ton, Miss Connnc B. Freeman. Jliua
?..,. M' deD' Gaam, Miss Theodora
K Llllle and Miss Ethel Hastln,
Later in the season Mr. and Mm. Scull
will entertain again In honor of their
daughter, when tho affair will be a dinner
dance.
Tioga
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry W. Moser, of 4521
North 13th street, will give an at-home
today. Mrs. Moser. who was a summer
onde, will be membered as Miss Louise
Carroll Vogan, daughter ot Mrs. John C.
ogan. of 42 Gowcn avenue. Assisting
in lecelvlng will bo Mrs. Moser's bridal
attendants. Miss Alberta O. Haldeman,
Miss Katharine H. Buzby. Miss Florence
v. Ahite. Miss Luella M. Conover and
Miss Florence M. Wilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Sellg, who have
been touring tho New England coast,
have returned to their home, 1417 West
Erie avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Seward, of North Broad
street, entertained at luncheon and bridge
today. Her guests were members of her
card club, and included Mrs. William V.
Sautcr. Mrs. Le Roy I. Walker. Mrs.
Clarence Palmer. Mrs. William Jarden.
M,ri!' ,w,,"nn J- Campbell, Mrs. William
right, Mrs. William Reeve. Mrs. Walter
Peterson. Mrs. Francis Veterlein, Mrs.
Herbert Stoer. Miss Katharine Schoflold.
Mrs. W. N. Lynch, Mrs. William Datz.
Mrs. Norman I. Elnwechter. Mrs. Young
and Mrs. Voss.
Roxborough
Mr. finrt Ifra Tk.h Tri-j,. . ....
.... .. ... ,,, ulull) 0j lM
Manayunk avenue, gave a dinner last eve
ning in celebration of the birthday anni
versary of Mrs. Hindle's sister, Miss Anna
ivu uuii. i-ina roses ana maidenhair ferns
were combined in tho decorations. Among
other guests were Miss Marian Stout. Mr.
Calvin Haln and Mr. William Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, of Queen
lane, Falls of Schuylkill, nre spending
some time in Holyoke, Mass., where they
are the guests of their son, Mr. Frank
Brown.
Miss Marian Wickersham, of Washing
ton, D. a, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George Wickersham, of Hermit lane.
Lansdowne
Mrs. W. G. Nelson, Jr., of ISO North
Wycombe avenue, entertained her sister,
Miss Anna E. Barnard, of Bryn Mawr
over the week-end.
Mrs. L. Force, of Camden, N. J.. Is vis
iting Mrs. George Nelsser, of North Lans
downe avenue.
Mrs. J. B. Jones, Mrs. Paul Lacken
mever nnd Miss Ethel Shrlgtey will rep
resent the Lansdowno Suffrage League at
the State Federation, which Is being held
In Wilkes-Barre this week.
The De La Salle Council of the Knights
of Columbus Is making plans for a coun
try fair, which will be held in the school
hall on the evenings of October 28, 29 and
SO. Mr. Thomas Culllnan 1 chairman of
the committees.
AUTUMN BESOMS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
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I TO (hbh(, ftSfrU Hdrtt M m WWuV
QDariwrouannfiieniKun
ATLANTIC) CITY, N. J.
m'f" WHTf of Sturm)
Westminster K' v or, ucJi. tsiar, to
., ' ". Prtv bath., run. watar.
1.69 up Oly., fa up wklr. Csas. Vukr.
Superior location with an I
unobstructed view of beach I
and, boardwalk Areconize4I
standard of excellence I
Ccy 600. H'ATXJ. JgCZgKJ
"I KKJOKT MU1KL U tWartS El
19. 191S.
ANNUAL BENEFIT TO BE HELD
FOR FRIENDLESS CHILDREN
Preliminary Registration Held Last NightV-The Affair
Will Be Held in the Bellevue-Stratford on Decem-
ber 14 and 15 Other Affairs
A PRELIMINARY registration of tal
ent for the annual mustcnt extrava
gnnaa to be given for tho Northern
Home for Friendless Children wa held
last night, In the rehearsal hall, WIS
Walnut street. The affair is under the
. direction of Mrs. George W. Urquhart,
! president of the board of managers of
i tho home.
Mr. Leon W, Downing, who Is writ
ing the production. Is arranging for
some especially spectacular effect and In
venting many new dance steps for this
play. Thoso who last year witnessed the
production of the "Countess of Tubs" and
tho previous year "The Princo of Al
bania" will be more than Bind to learn
thnt the play this year will be more
elabornto than either ot tho others, and
that a number of novel effects will be
Introduced
It will be given In the ballroom of the
Bellevue-Stratford on the evenings of
n,lAmtiap 11 n.,.4 it -...t i .,. -
...... , n(l Ui ,ulu u iung na ot
patronesses from the most prominent
I wom?n of f"" society Is being arranged.
At the meeting last evening no parts
were assigned, but n general resumo of
I the work was given, and groups ar-
ranged for the various dnnocs. Most
I of the young people who took part last
year have agreed to give their services
I ngaln this year, and nre already urging
j Mrs. Urquhart to consent to a dance fol
lowing me production on tho second
night for the talent and their friends.
Tho Immaculate Conception Catholic
Phil. rt )! I1I.U . . ...
j - ., w. ,, iiii-iuuuua mrcei,, will con-
duct Its first Ladles' Literary and Social
.ikiu lomgm. iTominent speakers will
nddress tho guests nnd In addition there
will bo several first class entertainers
present to render their specialties. Re
freshments will be served during tho
course of tho evening
The bctrothnl of Miss Anna Welnstcln.
daughter ot Mr. nnd Mrs M Welnsteln.
of 6113 West Chester road, and Mr.
Maurice Garllnklc was announced nt a
reception on Sunday night. Sup'pcr was
served, followed by music nnd dancing.
Among thoso present were Mr. and Mrs.
Oarflnkle, Mr. and Mrs. Meltlrelch. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Thiol, Miss Clara Thlel, Mrs.
Jaffe, Mr Wllllnm Jaffre, Mr. and Mrs.
Jnckson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Moser. Mr. and
Mrs. Llchcnateln, Miss Minerva Blller,
North Philadelphia
Mr. Horace R. Aarons. of 1D09 North
Park nvenue, entertained a number of
friends nt his bungalow near the Nesham
lny Falls. The guests Included Mr. Har
old T. Antrim. Mr. William Mann, Mr.
James MacNnmarn and a number of Boy
Scouts of Senior Troop No. 32.
Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Rosenau, of 2253
North 33d street, gave a dinner Saturday
night at the Mercantile Club In celebra
tion of Mr. Rosenau's 80th birthday. Tho
guests Included their children and grand
children. Mrs. Perry Frankel, of Saranac,
N Y., a daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. Rose
nau, who Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee
S Harris, of 193J North 33d street, was
present.
The marriage of Miss Madellno Geiscl,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gclsel,
of Cotllngdale, nnd Mr. Frank Uhrmann,
2S23 Jefferson street, was solemnized at
the homft ot the bride's parents Satur
day evening.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Ho IT. of Holmes
burg, announce the betrothal of their
daughter, Miss Marguerite K. Hoff, to
Mr. Harold W. Shallcross, of Tacony.
Miss Hoff spent some time last week
with her aunt. Mrs. B. F. Yeagle, of Sit!
Hellcrman street, Lawndale.
Tho regular October meeting of the Ol
ney Home and School Association will
be held In the school building. Tabor road
nnd Water street, tomorrow, at 3 p. m.
Dr. Albert F. Money will speak and an
excellent musical program has been ar
ranged. A surprise party was given Mrs. Wal
ter M. Stokes nt her home In Torresdale
en Saturday evening, upon her return
from the Thousand Islands, where she
has been spending the last six weeks.
Those present were Mrs. Mundy, 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. and Sirs. George
Louden. Miss Ida Bidding, Mr, and Mrs.
John Stackhouse, Mr. and Mrs. George
Rosenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Flske, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Humphreys.
Mr. and Mrs. Raffell, formerly of 1024
Robblns avenue, are occupying their new
home In Tioga.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. noberts, of
1022 Church street, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a son.
New S. S. BuildinB for St. Matthew
Many up-to-date Improvements will bo
Included In tho new Sunday school build
ing of St. Matthew's Methodist Episcopal
Church, 03d and Chestnut streets. It will
be 59 by SI feet,-one story high. Including
a gallery, and will cost 330,000. Alex
ander Chambley is the builder.
i A New Education i
that not only instruct the mind, but
strengthens all function of mind, per
sonality and character, I the most neces
sary preparation for any situation or
vocation. Over four hundred ttudenta
registered thla year. The course may be
taken In conjunction with Publlo Speak
ing, Elocution, English, Salesmanship, or
separately. Doctor NefTa booklet. "Edu
cation and Success," on application.
Call, or phone Spruce 8218.
NEFF COLLEGE Cbe.tn"mrMt
ItKLIUIOVS DIFFICULTIES
Thinking men and women enroll now.
Course on
"20th Century Religious Problems"
Leader, Robert IUgnell, Ph.D., Columbia.
10 Monday evenings, beginning Oct. 11.
Fee. . Central Ilrsnch Y.M.C.A .Utl Arch Bt
Bend for booklet of other course.
School for Backward ChiWren
WEST I'JIILADKI.l'HIA
School Branch, s. Mr.nul Training tSewing,
Fainting, Cly Modeling. Basketry, Wood
work), Nature Study. Outdoor Walk.
Experienced teachers.
Address M IBS. Ledger Central.
"Country Day School for Beys"
Wynntvood. tPa.
Rev, Olbson Bell, Head Master,
Phone Ardmore 122.
Stray Bwhwh CoMit
1.M7 Ckwatairt ., Mttia,
Practical courses. Moderate price. FaaMeaa
ruatantsed. Day a anrttt sessions. KnreJI .
Fiiih.SckMl f DmIr (r Wmm
BKOAD AND MABTsMt Tg.
LKAKN kew to fveak M.e Vmrt HTAUAN
to a week. Orlctaa laetlm. Ci) m
lormiug. micmcm roam i si. tan
FRENCH I lbs pur farlalan THE
KintsciiiuiM school or LANaUAoeai
:i Cbeeuiut at. ( Welahtaoaa tU9) KM, UM.
0
Mr. and Mr. Levy, Mr. Welsman, Jttv
Edward Welnsteln, Mr. B. Weinateln. Mt.
Nathan Zelu, Mr. William Odell, Ml
Elva LaurU and Mr. and Mr, Weln
steln. A masquerade party wa given on
Saturday night by Miss Esther Israel at
her home, 172S North Paxon street. Ml
Henrietta Porter won tho first prise for
the prettiest rostume Among those
present wero Miss Anna Hlrsh. Miss Ida
Bade, Miss Henrietta Portce, Miss Cecilia
Greenberg, Miss Dora Sharf, Mis Lena
Latrow, Miss Eva Freedmnn, Miss Ida
Rubin, Miss Sarah Strlckler, Miss Esther
Ginsberg, Miss Helen Greenfield, Mis
Fnnnle Green, Miss Fannie Snyder, Mis
G. Katz, Miss Mathilda Israel, Mr Albert
Davidson, Mr. David Bade, Mr. H. Island,
Mr Joseph Herman, Mr. Jack Fried, Mr.
Loul Wclntrob, Mr. Louis Berger, Mr.
Meyer Freed. Mr. Max Rosen, Mr. Benja
min Dabloff, Mr Louis Shrayer, Mr. Allen
Rubin, Mr. Jacob Speelman. Mr. Jack
Brommlck nnd Mr. Louis Shefrln.
The Adath Jeshurun Assembly gave a
musical Inst night In the assembly rooms
of tho synagogue. Broad and Dlamona
streets. The program Included:
1. Piano
(a) 1'reludlum ...lUntet
jbjpoetica :..:.:.::..::BtiinbVr
tc) Staccato Caprice. .Vogrleh
Mia Dorothy Goldsmith
2. Tenor solos
(a) "Dcr Lena" ..Ulldach
(b) "Helmllche Aurtoerteranr' ..ft BtrauwJ
- ,. Doctor John C. Hirst
u. I lano
Ballade A (Ut Choput
, . Mr. Clarence Fuhrman
t. soprano polos
!! vit rSrf'i1" -Vi'L ....Schubert
Shi ,A"e1Scb.BUudchen Brahma
,(S! . Jvf..80 imJ.e.(1 Brahms
(d) "Wlegenlled" Brahm
Mlsa Mildred Faaa
5. Piano
(a) I'relude ChoBln
IK 8.d.e.?7!,,or """ Chop n
(c) leE Minor Chop n
. MIm Dorothy Goldsmith
6. Tenor polna
!2J !!!!' '?T".nul Day".. II. II. A. Beach
lb) "The Year at the Sprlnr."
, . Doctor John C Hirst
7. riano
!-? SScJ.1rS1 F."harp Chopin
(c) "Polllchlnelle" Rachmaninoff
Mr. Clarence Fuhrman
8. Soprano loloa
(a) "Song of the Shepherd Lehl."
... , . . ., .. nimky Roruakow
5b? ,.&.8not ?nl"..nimky KorMakow
(c) "Faery fong" Schladler
Mlas Mildred Faaa
Wilmington
The Wilmington High School Alumnae
Association held a tea dansant In tho
green room of the Hotel du Pont on Sat
urday aftcrnon from 4 to 6 o'clock. The
committee having charge of the affair
was composed of Miss Helen Brown,
chairman; Miss Lola Parsons, Miss Ethel
Macklcm, Miss Ruth Lackey, Miss Nellie
Allen, Miss Constance Wynands, Miss
Dorothy Grammar. Miss Nclllo Kennedy.
Miss Ellen Mearns, Miss Mary Proctor,
Miss Mary Doherty and Mls3 Alice Jeff
ries. Mr. and Mrs. A. Felix du Pont enter
tained about 60 guests, at a dance on Sat
urday night at their home, given In honor
of Mr. and Mrs. William Bersland. who
are moving to New Brunswick. N. J.
JJIrs- Charles Rupert entertained about
100 guests Saturday afternoon at a party
at Sedgley, given In honor of Miss Amy
Rupert's birthday anniversary.
What's Doing Tonight
.,.t.n.,,-aB,1, ventlonr ken.tngton
Methodist Episcopal Church. 8 o'clock. Kree.
i?.iepe.n',en, mrlaTi meeting. 17th and
I c$o?k"eFrce!' Sprtn,C ""
Republican campaign meeting, 6th street and
airard aenue. S o'tlock. Free.
o'SSck" C1Ub' "" 8pruce "'": 8
Address. "Cost of War In Phyelcal Vigor."
fT0: V- Lewl Abbott, Frlendi' Community
CIjm. Lanadonne; 8 o'clock. "
,t, Lef.'unf'"i,e!'nt. Imprelon of Ireland."
iH,ev,.D' J' OSulman. Epiphany Ilall, nth
and Jackeon atrect. 8 o'clock.
anueIWrre.BU"lne U''n, 2M8 Co,umbl
nln"S?ve?tn . strt Improvement Aaaocla
tlon. 60th trcet and Glrard avenue. Tne
oi?e .EJSX!. DulnM Men- 3S3 i-
tauIrann'tl'8gono?ioc"kt"y """ KUSl"'' Be"
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FHANCIIISE SOCIETY.
8 p. m. Meeting at Kensington avenue and
Venango atreet; apeaker. Mlas Bertha Sapo-
ft .in tl m jTratn-ala .... j. . .
avenue and 13th ;reet; speaker. Samuel Moy.
erman.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
4 n. m. Meeting at 1Z1 South .17th street:
"rbfe.e'a0, ?orJ JS
SIPrTM,,,l?"Sr.Arlith:- We"' M,M J
.JL1' m Meeting ut Germantown avenue and
18th treet. speaker. Mra. M. D. OrlDTItk.
Ml Anna MacFarland and Mlsa Jane Mrer
8 pv.m, Open-air meeting at 2d street pike
and Pine road. Fox Chase, speakers Miaa
H'Fl'lIurni' "'" M' C-"--" Mr"
8 p. m -Meeting at 1318 North Marshall
J,'" f.pc?!ier;' Mfa. Marlon Holme and Mra.
Philip U. Hughe.
8.30 p. m. Meeting at Umbria, and IlermH
age street, Manayunk; speaker. Mrs. RarrV
l'hllllpa and Mlsa F. D. BtewartT
MRVB LEAQUE FOR WOMAN 8UFERACJK.
Noon-SIcetlijg at the Cretaon factory. 17th
"Jrf.ef and Allegheny avenue, speaker. Harry
l'nllllps.
llirrVhimp.Unr 0" C"y ,UU ptala! '
6:s6p.mdptn-ilr meeting at Front street
and Glrard avenue; speaker, Harry Phillip.
Montessori
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
PRE8TON 4432. 4311 WALNUT VT.
nifnl", rt're.e'" of NORMAL CIIIL.
Supervised outdoor game.
.rffi? COURSE on tb direction
of Children of pre-achool at. Including
the ytudy of their phyalcal deVelopmenf
nutrition and mental activities, wtll fca
given during the chool year wio-l!.
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DRAMATIC ART " " '
The National School Elocution and Oratorr
D A. BllOEMAKEn. I'arkwaAllag. " -
Mill NOVO "20 CHESTNUT STKBJsT
rrii iRit V. "HAO'Nq : STAQE wohk .
ENQLIBlt Call. ;ltgrphone. Locust 620 W. L-
Mt'MCAL
PIANO LESSONS, woman teacher: atat oar- '
tlculara. Q 315. Ldr CantraL " ,
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