EVENING LEDGEK PHIEADEEPHIA', MOND'AY, OCTOBER 25, 1915
DEBUTANTE PLANS ARE STILL
OCCUPYING SOCIETY'S THOUGHTS
r. and Mrs. Edgar P. Earle
for Miss McAllister Miss Stetson's Engage
ment to Mr. Cooper Announced
..,. ma isrtn.Mt PAnnmt
MH a" ""
riAllLE, of Crittenden fttreet, Chest-
Si Hill, have Issued Invitations for n
lTr,ce to bo Riven In honor of Mlia Martha
Thornton MCAl'iaier. nnuniini ui an, nra
Mrs. J nuthci ford McAUlator.
... ,a Mrs Jnmcs M. Stetson an-
linnce the cmrapement of tholr dauBh
iJTmiu Anita M Stetson, to Mr. An-
l"" i -.1 fnnnl. ntl nf Mr. .T- T
Cooper, of nome, Oa
'xtlis Stlby Zell, of Baltimore, spent
i.. week-end as the guest of Miss Alvah
B.ent On Saturday they attended
ft,, football Rame In Princeton. That
Renins: Mr- and Mrs. E. Spencer Miller.
JI, entertained at dinner In their honor.
Jimonir other Ualtlmorcons who visited
ut city over tho week-end were Miss
rr.Hilyn Mncoy. who Is vlelttnjr Miss
;, Baker, in ucrmnmown, air.
Iwilllam Chunn vtsltr-d Mr, L. Brooke lid
Cna Mr. Ulchard Orrlck and Mr.
Charles Roberts were at the Bellovuo-
Btratford.
pjlr James Henry Miller, of 123 East
iJWtiblngton lane, announces the ensaRo
Itnt of his daughter, Miss Margaret Mll-
jer, to Mr. Russell nionroo uucKiey, or
6rmsniowii.
w- Joseoh E. Wldener gave a lunch
eon yesterday at White Sulphur Springs
In honor of Mr. Francis Iloche, of Now
ork.
in.. Henrietta Sturgls. of Laburnurms.
thelten Hills, had as her guest over the
irMlc-oncl Miss Constance Wlckersham,
'saushttr of the Hon. and Mrs. George W.
'WcKerSnam, OI new luin.. Mm iriuicr-
ham will return to her home today.
a The opening dansant at the Bcllevuo-
ptr&uora on Baiuraay nucrnoon wan a.
glOlt SUCCessiui quair. lii uircc uiui-
room was outlined with numeious small
tables at which were seated a gay throng
nf society folk. Tho great feature of the
afternoon wad tho dancing of M. Maurice
find Miss Walton and two very cunning
little pupils oi .juauricu, wnu uancca
charmingly logeiner.
If A number of person arrived late after
the football game, aim tne Dsuroom was
tilled with dancers. Mrs. May Temple,
(who conducted the dansants last year,
js again in cuuiyo ui uicoo wiy oulcu,,
ful affairs.
Among those noticed on Saturday wero
Mrs. Ernest du font, airs, nenry urinner
tRllf-, M'ss Fannie Wain, Mrs. Alfred
Barker, Mrs. Ednnrd Trotter. Miss Dor
ctly Dlnsmoro, Miss Sara Blackburne,
i curst of Mrs. Samuel P. Iluhn: Miss
Frances Watts. Mrs. J. Franklin Sharn-
ljtsa and her motner, Mrs. Jamca Mauran
Rhodes; Baron do ueer, or urussels: airs.
Thomas C. Latta, ansa Elizabeth Latta,
tilts Margnret Latta, Miss Mabel Brlcc,
Mr. Frederick Brlce
Miss Margarotta Dixon Myers and Miss
Sirah Sergeant Myers, daughters of Ir.
ini Mrs. W Heyward Myers, will be tho
rutsts of honor at a small danco which
Mr. and Mrs. Hoxie Harrison Smith will
Ive this evening.
Mrs. Robert W. Downing will entertain
St luncheon today at her home, 1621 Lo
cust street, in honor of her guest, airs.
Stephen Gerteen, of Boston.
the melodramatic movies will be given
today at tho Arcadia for tho benefit of
the Charlotte Cushman Club.
Mrs. Francis X. Dcrcum will glvo a
luncheon today In honor of her daughter,
Miss Mary DcIIavcn Dercum.
1
;Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Wright Rudderow
are occuplng their new home on Llanfalr
id, Ardmore. Mrs. Rudderow will be
remembered as Miss Katharine W. McXl
Mlne prior to her marriage last May.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards, formerly
( 2031 Locust street, havo closed their
cottage at Bay Head and have opened
I their house In tho suburbs of Wilming
ton, wnere Mr Edwards is now connected
lth the du Pont Powder Comoanv. Mrs.
IK, M. Edwards has also left Bay Head,
us nas opened ner town nousc, at znv
locust street.
m
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Arev and Miss
Ifaullna Arey havo left Vcntnor and
inea meir town nousc, at an jocusr.
ttreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley MacDonald Smith.
M Mount Hope, will open their house at
Mtemont about tho first of November.
mt. Smith will bo remembered as Miss
Caroline Franklin, of Lancaster, a niece
tUr. and Mrs. William Bull Franklin, of
n
m. Ardmore.
Mrs, Perry Hurd. of Cleveland. O.. has
turned to her home, after having vis
es?, ner mother, Mrs. A. M. Campbell, 6341
wd Was Miss Dorothy Campbell before
c marriage.
Along the Main Line
OVERnROOK.-About IB of the futuro
ux and belles of society will be
lent this afternoon at a de
tiul children's party to be given
"rs. w. Logan MacCoy at her
e. On CltV linn, frnm S until K n'rloplc.
houor of the birthday anniversary of
' daughter, llttln Mlas .Tnnot MfteCov.
children will play all kinds of de-
utlUl nnd ...lllHn com,.., A...1 A, Un
Ht of tne afternoon tho little hostess
' cut a large birthday cako decorated
A two pink candles, Tho bonbons
1 other sweets will be tied with Pink
on, and tho fofvors will also bo pink.
'vcn tne effective rosea an.a rose-
L d,rAr,Hnna a ,1.a 1.1.1.
fmong tho little guesta will toe Miss
.-'"inea Ulsston. Miss Jean Caldwell.
Ann Caldwell, Miss Anita Kurtz,
ih.it ;?.' .-""' '" ."?"" .?'."!
uo Anna i-arK, aiiss iuureu
Master T. Wlstar Brown, 4th, Mas-
fj" "orge unarp Munson, Jr., and aias
fif Prentice McMeeley.
fAnDMORE. Mra. Josiah S. Pearce and
. daughter, Miss Helen Pearce, of Lin-
t n ,V"iue, aro spending several daya
ff ualtlmore.
BRTM XfAttrn i.i.- n . -.
gjji Miss Mary Newcomer, of Phlla
ETL"", ana aims Hara J, Packer, or Nor-
were tne guests of Mra. Wilson
, or Morris avenue, over the week-
IPf. George Terrlen, of Boston, Mass.,
7 " ween-ena with his aiater, miss
rTrrUn, of Edgowood Inn.
NOVA. Mr. an1 Mrs. V. W.
nave returned to Vlllanova, from
ma summer at Chelsea, N, J.
, DA,VIDS.-Mr. and Mra. II. T. Hrt
r entertaining Mrs. J, S. Nelson, or
. at meir honie on Lancaster
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tack I.l-nrt Tt 1
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rr.erreo Brlnton has returned to
Wbrow, after spending the last fort
H in New Hamn.hlr.
Ji and Mra, Qeorga M. Downing havp
pi nouse u 41M Spruce street ror
atr, which they will occupy No-
iLflWla VAlla.n . rVinlnV la fthAnd
.w el at Atiantio CJty. Mr. and
wion expect to open tnyr town
Vm I'lna Htrt. alinnt tha first Of
nihr
J and' Mrs, F S. Blgalow haya r-
IMi from Boston to their new home on
to Give Dance in November
St. Davids road. Mrs. Blcelow was
mnlron of honor at the wedding of her
brother, Mr. Alfred P. Lowell, and Mla
Kntherlne Boles, which took place In
Boston on Saturday, October 16.
Along the Reading
A Halloween masked dance will bo held
at the Old York Bond Country Club on
Saturday, at 8:30 o'clock. The com
mlttee In chance Includes Miss Doro
thy nuddock. Miss Esther A. S. Wass,
Mr. Ocorge Blelfer and Mr. O. V Kleit
wetter, and tho patronesses are Mrs. Ed
word O. Stelnmotz and Mrs.! John F.
Oayley, Prizes will bo awarded for tha
best costumes and the best dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fucllcr, of Ash
bourne road, Ashbourne, announco the
engagement of their sister, Miss Lillian
Dobbins, of Ashbourne, to Mr. Bobort
Marshall, of Noble. Arrangements are
being made for the wedding, which will
take place on Saturday, at 5 o'clock, at
St Paul's Church, on Old York road.
Only tho families and a few Intimate
friends will attend tho wedding and a
amall reception which will follow the
ceremony at tho homo of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmcs Tyre, of 6T1 North
8th street. Oak Lano, aro entertaining
relatives from out of town this week.
Many entertainments aro being ptanned
to be held at the North Hills Country
Club at Edge Hill, Pa., during October
and November. On Saturday afternoon
several tnbles of brldgo and BOO aro al
ways arranged and tea served. Today
tho hostesses will bo Mrs. Douglas and
Mrs. Lcldy, of Glenstde.
On every Wednesday evenlnir nt 7
o'clock the Glee Club meets, followed by a
dancing class at 8 o'clock, taught by the
Misses linger. Tho committee In chargo
Includes Doctor Nobjo. Mr. Ellis, ML
Airy; Mr. William Prlnglc, Wyncoto;
Mrs. Henry F. Knsscbaum, Mr. Mehnn
and Mr. Hamilton. Tho class gives an
Invitation danco onco every month.
Germantown
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. L. Field, of 417 Earl
hnm terrace, are being congratulated
upon thd birth of a son, Charles Everett
Fteld. born Thursday, October 21.
Mr. Hnrold M. Sill, of School Lane, has
returned from a hunting trip in Blooming
Grove. Pa. Others who are hunting there
aro Mr. Isaac T Starr, Mr. Tristram C.
Colket, Mr. Edward Wlnslow Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Flsk Rose, of 6710
McCalluin street, have taken apartments
at 143 North Coulter street.
Miss Frances B. Lovell, of School Lane,
who is convalescing from a recent Ill
ness In Boston, Is staying with hot 'sister,
Mrs. V. Lovell Hodge. Accompnnled by
Miss Katharine Parry, they will shortly
lcavo for California, where they will
spend the winter.
Girard Farms
Those who are Interested In tho new
Giinrd Day Nursery will be glad to learn
that tho recent theatro benefit netted the
nursery over J150. The Girard Nursery
nils a very urgent need In South Phila
delphia; it Is located at Passyunk avenue
and Hamberger streets, and many prom
inent South Phlladelphlans have inter
ested themselves in tho work. Dr. Char
lotte Farrington. of 2130 Passyunk ave
nue, Is visiting physician. Tho board ot
managers include the following: Mr. Bur
ton C. Simon, president; the Rev. Frank
Urich, vice president; Mrs. James Haz
lett, secretary. Miss M. Baggs, treasurer.
Others'lntcrested are Mrs. Elizabeth Har
vey, Mrs. Morris Crean, Mrs. H. Gowan,
Mrs. J. Hamilton. Mrs. William Wilson,
Judge Raymond McNellle. The nursery
Is maintained solely by voluntary con
tributions. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Livingston, of
2315 South Cleveland terrace, have had
as their guest for the past few days Mrs.
Livingston's mother, Mrs. J. Talmage,
who Is en route to New Orleans. Mr. and
Mrs. Livingston, with their little son,
John T. Livingston, spent the summer
monthB and early fall at Lochlel Farm,
Chester County, with Mr. Livingston's
family.
Dr. Harry Steckel, of Long Island,
who has been visiting his sister. Dr.
Charlotte Farrington, of 2130 Passyunk
avenue, for the past 10 days, returned to
his home yesterday. Doctor Steckel, who
Is a prominent psychologist, Is dean of
psychology In Klng'B Park State Hos
pital, Long Island.
West Philadelphia
Mrs Edward Newton Haag and Miss
Rebecca M. Haag, of 4S37 Cedar avenue,
with their guests, Mrs. John W. Lyon
and Miss Bema B. Lyon, of La Orange,
111., who aro spending several days In
Dover, Del., will return on Wednesday.
Miss Lydla Trlller has returned to her
home, 6107 Hazel avenue, after having
spent several months visiting In tha
Poconos and In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muschamp gavo a
supper and dance at their homo, 333 North
Robinson street, In honor of the first an
niversary of their grandson, Joseph Mus
chamn Kelly, on Wednesday evening.
Violin solos were rendered by Mr. Her
bert Muschamp and Mrs. Harold Board
man. The guests were Mr. and Sirs.
John Grace. Miss Annie Grace, Miss
Laura, Cassldy, Mr. Arthur Jones. Miss
Ellen Buchannan, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel
Grace, of Jcnklntown; Mr. Russell Lu
kens, of Narberth; Mr. and Mra. Welsh
(sponsors), Mr, and Mrs. Toole, Misses
M. and E. Corcory, Miss Esmond, Mr.
Daniel Cottel, Mr. Greene, Mr. J. Mc
Loughlln and Mr. Chadwlck. Mr. and
Mts. Joseph and Mr. Harold Kelly re
ceived the guests.
Millbourne
Mr, Walter Treppe, 6451 West Chester
road, has returned from a six months'
stay In Baltimore, Md,
Mlsa Olive Wataon, of 18 Park avenue,
will entertain at carda and tea tomorrow,
followed by dancing.
Tioga
Tho membera of tho Queen Esther Circle
of Tioga were entertained at dlnnor on
Saturday night by Mra. Miller Burkhardt.
at her homo in Narberth. Autumn leaves
and golden autumn flowera formed the at
tractive decorations. The gueata wero
Mra. Cbarlea L. Anderaon, Mra. B, F.
Nleman, Mrs. Sanford Craven, Mrs. CarJ
Herschel, Mra. Robert Frlea, Mra. Frank
Thompson, Mra. Harry Van Dutton, Mrs.
John Jonea. Mra. OBcar Clawaon, Mlsa
Mary Flnlcy, Mlsa Ethel Adams. Mlsa Ef
ne Brown, Mlsa Josephine Brown, Mlsa
Lillian Cannon, Mlsa Millie Daugh. Mlsa
mivi foi. Mlsa Jessie Brown. Mlaa Ethel
Clawson, Miss nuth Wilson, Mlsa Emma
Harlow. Mlsa Kathryn Parker, Mlaa Lll
Han KHUan, MUa Margaret Hilton, Mlaa
Ethel Johnson. Mlaa Florence Dalrymple,
Mlsa Rhea Duryea. Mlaa Marian Prince,
Mra. Marlon W Benjamin, Mra. A, V.
Welkel, Mlsa Alto Yonker and Mra. Ma
bel Barral,
Mlsa Helen Darmstadter, of 8837 North
19th street, la spending the autumn In
Providence, n. I., where aha la t,he guest
of Mm, M, Isaacs.
Mr and Mra, Herman Bendlner, of Ills
iir..t vri avenue, have returned from a
tour through the Wat to California, sto-
1 pjng en route at 01iwo4 8rln4, Col.
South Philadelphia
Miss Madeline Kccnan, of 1903 South
Broad street rntertalned Informally at
her home Thursday evening, In honor of
Miss Margaret Walsh, of Illinois Hor
guests Included Miss Beglna O'Malley,
Mlsa Eileen Coyne, Miss Mary Bunn, Mr.
William Walker, Mr. Patrick Mulligan,
Mr Charles Becker, and Mr. James Kee
nan. Tho members of the O. T. O. Club havo
Issued Invitations for a masked dance,
to bo given at the home ot Miss Sarah
Love, nt 241B South 16th street, on
Halloween.
Invitations have been Issued by Bt,
Rlta'B Club, for a mnsked aupper and
dance, to bo held on October 29, In tho
Houtnwark Labor Lyceum, 1208 Tasker
street The affair Is for members ex
clusively, tho ladles being tho Invited
guests, In recognition of their very ef
ficient services' during tho recent lawn
fete nnd carnival given by the club. Mr,
John 8. Roletter, Is chairman of the
commtttco having tho nffalr In charge,
and ho Is assisted by Mr. Michael Halla
han, Mr, John Moloney, Mr, Thomns
Robinson, Mr. William McBrlde, Mr. John
Love, Mr. ThomaB B. Dcvcr, Mr. Paul V.
Gallagher.
Tho Girls' "Qui Vive" Club havo nr
ranged to entertain on their next social
evening, which will be October 28, nt a
Hallouecn party and dnncc, In Eplphnny
Hall, 11th and Jackson streets. Tho
entertainment committee, having tho af
fair In charge Is as follows: Miss Mnrlo
Jackson, president of the club. Is acting
as chalrlady, and she Is assisted by Miss
Helen Sheehan, Miss Catherine Jackson,
Miss Roso Jackson and Miss Gertrudo
McEvoy.
M". Mary Hunter nnd her daughter,
Miss Bessie Hunter, who hnvo spent tho
summer season nt Lake Wlnnlpesaugeo,
have returned to their homo nt 1300 South
15th street.
.Judge nnd Mrs. Raymond MncNclllo
with their littlo son. Raymond Mnc
Ncllle. Jr., nnd Mrs. MacNclllo's mother,
Mrs. Alice Wells, hnvo closed their cot
tngo nt Ocenn Grove, nnd opened their
homo at H20 Shunk Btrcct.
Miss MnrgnrMta Kane, of 1210 Wolf
street, nnd Miss Helen Clarke, of 2221
South 13th street, hnvo returned to tho
city after a pleasant vncntlon at Dela
ware Water Gap nnd Atlantic City.
Northeast Philadelphia
A Halloween social will be given on
Wednesday evening by Mrs. W War
rington at her home, 18U Enst Clear
field street, for the benefit of the Ken
sington Dispensary for Tuberculosis
Those nsslstlnjr Mrs Warrington will be
Mrs. Weber, Mrs Ackermnn, Mrs. Bur
linger nnd Miss Strohcl
Miss Anna Goldman, of 1623 North 6th
street, gavo a luncheon Saturdny at her
home for the members of her sewing
circle class, when covers were laid for 12.
Mrs, Broadflcld, of 3131 Frnnkford ave
nue, Is spending several weeks nt Capo
May, N. J.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Wccy
Methodist Episcopal Church Is preparing
for a bnzaar to be held In the church,
November 4, 5 nnd 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Knmens, of 911
North 6th street, are receiving congratu
lations on tho birth of a daughter.
The Norris Methodist Episcopal Ohurrir
will glvo Its annual entertainment and
supper on Thursday evening, October 23.
Mrs. Edward Stnck, of Chicago, who
has been visiting Mrs Edward Holland,
of 1945 East Cumberland street, for the
last several months, has returned homo.
Miss Sarah McFarland, of 2626 East On
tario street, was given a birthday party
last week by her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
John McFarland The guests wero Miss
Delia Nick, of Chester; Miss Cella Galla
ger, Miss Mary Schreencs, Miss M.
Schreenes, Miss Elsie C. Miller, Miss
Mary Hart, Miss Rpso Murphy, Miss
Bella Harklns Miss Amelia Lunas, Miss
Mary McAteer, Miss Florence Schubert,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salomons, Mr.
George Schreencs, Mr. Robert McFarland,
Mr. John A. McAteer, Mr. Hugh McAteer,
Mr. Steven Schubert Mr. Clement Roberts
and Mr. John Schubert.
North Philadelphia
Mrs. A. Stanley Miller, of 3320 North
Brood street, at a luncheon today an
nounced the engagement of Miss Mario
Morris Dlffln to Mr. Wayne Ritchie, of
Germantown. Tho wedding will take
place at Lakewood, N, J., tho latter part
of October, and, owing to tho recent
death of Miss Dlffln'a mother. It will bo
solemnized quietly In the presence of tho
family only.
Captain and Mrs. William Cnmpbell
celebrated their golden wedding anniver
sary last Sunday at their home, 1806 Fair
mount avenue.
What Milady Wears
That fashion favors the use of fur of
all kinds ns trimming on suits, gowns
and hats cannot be gainsaid, the one
exception seeming to bo white, fox, which
has evidently taken Its place among the
dear doparted except for evening wear.
The use of beaver, squirrel or moleskin
on the trotteur Is exceedingly smart, the
short full skirt when bordered with fur
being given a particularly graceful swing.
While shopping recently Miss Eugenia
Kelso Cassatt woro one ot the good
looking sport suits so much In vogue Just
at presont. It was of a rich brown shade
with a collar of beaver, and her hat,
which was one of the plush hats In Purl
tan shape, had as solo trimming a hugn
buckle of beaver fur placed directly at
the front of the high crown.
Mra. Benjamin Chew, who la alwaya
stunning, looks particularly well In a
trotteur of navy blue broadcloth, with
which she wears a tiny toque of navy
blue velvet devoid of trimming. Her
furs are of silver fox. Mra. Gardner
Cassatt la another matron who prefers
navy blue this autumn. With a perfectly
simple tailored suit of blue cloth she.
wears a close-fitting hat of pheasant
feathers and furs of dyed blue fox.
One of the smartest long coats seen
this season Is being worn by Mlsa Char
lotte Harding Brown. It la of covert
cloth, cut on princess lines, with a very
alight nare, ana at me waistline, is a
three-Inch band ot the cloth to simulate
a belt. Worn with a one-piece frock of
navy blue serge and taffeta and a large
flat taffeta, hat to match, the effect la
r very good. Miss Ethel Shields looks well
In a sports suit or snna-coiorea cloth,
with which she wears dyed blue fox
furs and a amall close-fitting turban ot
navy blue volvet and taffeta.
Mrs. Howard Henry, while In town one
warm day laat week, wore a smart little
frock of blue taffeta made with a short
full aklrt and an overaklrt scalloped
around the edge. Her hat was a large
fiat round-crowned affair of white satin.
Her slater, Mra. A. J, Antelo Devereux,
who Joined her, looked girlish In a tall
leur of cinnamon brown, tha flaring coat
held In ut the walat by a belt of fawn
colored auede. Her close-fitting turban
waa of brown tnfttjta trimmed with black
velvet, a smart combination.
Notices for the Society page wtH bs
accepted and printed In Hie Bvanlng
Ledger, but all such notices must be
written oo one side of (tie paper, nut be
slatted In full, with full ddrea, and
when posslUo telephone number must bt
siren.
Bead all such commuueatlona U
"Soclity Bd-Hor," KveBkig Ledger,
M Chestnut street.
Unlets these requirement we carried
eat f that verification may be plbU,
tM notice wilt net be publlti4.
MISS LENORE DE PRUNAY ROUSSEL
Whoso marriages to Mr. James Graham French will take place on
Wednesday.
Lansdowne
The mentbeis of Mist Elsie Cnlvins'
Sunday school class of St. John's Church,
will present the play. "The Winning of
tho Princess Winsome," In the parish
house on October 29.
Dr. Augustine Dwcr, ot CoatosUUe.
will glvo a lecture to tho Men's Club
of St. John's Church, on November 9. Ills
topic will bo "Thlrty-ono Days In tho
Discrt of Sahara."
The evening classes of Instruction, phys
ical training and Boclal events will open
In the high school on November 11. Tho
Committee of Instruction Include Mr. J.
Eugcno Baker, Mr. Charles C. Roberts
and Mrs. Carl Lewis Altmnlcr. Physical
Training, Mr. J. I. Hcnshaw, Mr. Jnmcs
T. Stewart and Mrs. William Kollcr; So
cial Events, Mrs. William V. Willis, Mrs.
Thomas G. Cooper nnd Mr. D. M. Mel-
cholr.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Thomas M. Fltzgcrnld
havo issued invitations for a mnsked
dance to be given on Saturday evening,
at their home, S6 West Baltimore avenue.
Mrs. W. G. Lnndls. of Stewart avenue.
Is entertaining Mrs. Mary R. Norris and
Miss Mabel Norris, of Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bartram. of East
Baltimore avenue, returned yesterday
from a shsrt visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Thomas Culllnan, of East Stewart
avenue, has Issued invitations for a
masque dance at her home on October 27.
The senior class of tho High School will
glvo a Halloween dance nt the home of
Miss Lillian Bloodsworth. of 117 East Bal
timore avenue.
Delaware County
The C2d annual session of the Delawaro
County Teachers' Institute Association
will be held November 1 to 6. In tho
Media Public School Among the profess
ors who will give lectures aro Mr. Henry
Bailey. Mr. Earl Barnes, Mr. Smith Burn
hnn, Mr. Thomas L. Gibson, Miss Mar
garet Mngulre and Miss Mae Schribor.
Mr. A. q. Smith la president 'of the as
sociation, Mr. Wllmer Kreldor, vice pres
ident; Mr. Henderson Mendenhall, sec
retary: Mr. William II. Swank, treasurer,
and Miss Anna Bradley, assistant secre
tary, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Doolittle, of High
land Park, will leave the latter part of
the week for Richmond, Va.
Mr. Edward Stocher, of Drexel Hill, Is
spending the week at Englewood, N. J.
Mr. anu Mrs. Henry W. Stelwagon,
of Ridley Park, are receiving congratu
lations on the birth of n daughter.
Mr. E. J. Bcrlet, of Ridley Park, is
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. S Mciienry, or uicuey i-arjt,
will return today from Wilkes-Barre.
What's Doing Tonight
Political meetings as follows:
FRANKLIN.
Forty-Ant Ward Longshore and Tulip
streets.
Thirty-fifth Ward Hall, Rhawn street and
Pino ro0. Fox Chtse.
TItlrty-fUlh Ward flackett's Hall, Lawndale.
Thirty-fifth Ward P. O. S. of A. Hall.
Buttleton pike.
REPUBLICAN.
Twenty-fifth and 45th Warda Hall, Rich
mond street ana Allegheny avenue.
Thirty-eighth Ward Hall, 22d and Clearfield
streets.
Forty-third Ward Tom need Republican
Club, Droad sbove Butler street.
Forty-sixth Ward Sixtieth and Spruce stroets.
Thirty-second Ward 1823 North 20th street.
Twenty-eighth Ward Twenty-second and
Qlenwood avenue,
South Philadelphia Business Men's .Assocta-
tlon, Broad and Federal streets;
8 o'clock.
Fre.
rhurch Club. Church House. 12th and Walnut
stroets; 8 o'clock. ...
Itcceptlon, Retail Grocers Association,
Dinner, Presbyterian Social Union, Bellevue
Stratford: T o'clock.
Lecture, Cmma Goldman, Mercantile Hall,
7 til street and Falrmount avenue.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAI. FB.ANCHI8E SOCIETT.
Noon Meeting at C31 Pine streot. Speaker,
Miss Bertha Sapovlts.
j.30 p. m Open-air meeting at Mh and
Lombard streets. Speaker, Samuel Moyerman
8 p. m.' -Meeting at ttld street and Lancaster
avenue. Speaker. Miss Kllzabeth McShane.
8 p. m Meeting "t Frankrord avenuo and
Wheataleat lane. Speakers, Mrs, Hllsabeth
dalen and Arthur Keen.
8 .(to p. m. Meeting at 4th and South streets.
Speaker, Samuel Moyerman.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PAIITY.
TJM D. m Meeting at 0th and Pike streets
Speakers, Miss F. V, Stewart, Miss Jane
Myr.
Iwr.
6 P. m. Meeting at S04T South street.
Speakers, A. M, Olmstead and Mr. O. M. 1
Dimmer,
m. Meetlnr at 2M South KM trt.
Speakers, Mlsa Anna MacFarland, Mlsa Gratia
8 P
8 d. in Meeting at &028 KlngMSsIng avenue,
Speakers. Miss Elltubcth u Yates ana Mrs.
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8.30 p. m. Meeting at American street and
Falrmount
Speaker, Mra, Marlon
Holmes.
8 IS p m. Meeting at Germantown avenue
and Tioga ttreet. Speakers, Mrs. Ella Iteeve
Bloor and Miss Jane Mycr,
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Roxborough
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Chndwlck, of Baker
street, have returned from a visit to
friends In Pottsvllle.
Tho Ladles' Aid Society of the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church gave a
"Dutch supper" Thursday night In tho
social hall of tho church.
Tho mnsked carnival to be given on
Friday night, October 29, In tho social
hall of Ebenezer Methodist Church, Gay
street, Mannyunk, Is projected for tho
development of the social life of tho
young people of the church, and Inci
dentally to aid In the support of the
Ebenezer Usher, a monthly magazine
which has a record of 14 years' continu
ous service In tho Interests of the church.
Elaborate preparations are being mado
for the Halloween festivities. Yellow
flowers, cornstalks, pumpkin lanterns,
black cnts, witches and fairies will min
gle In the suggestive decorations. The
commltteo In charges Includes Mr Ar
thur R. Flanagan, business manager of
tho magazine: assoolnto editor, Mr. How
ard A. Lukcns; circulating agents. Mr.
William Flanagan, Mr. Harry B. Flana
gan, nnd these members of the Young
Ladles' League, Miss Bcsslo Blankln,
Miss Mnrgnret Severson, Miss laud
Kelly, Miss Geneva Kelly, Miss Sophia
Larks', Miss Emma Moore, Miss Mabel
Headbery, Miss Ethel Lee. Miss Eva
Miller and Mrs. Leon Strickland.
Ruth Lodge No. 35, Masonic Ladles, will
hold their annual entertainment and sup
per In Lyceum Hall, Roxborough, tomor
row night
Miss Elizabeth Fox, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. II. Fox, entertained tho, members
of her bridal party and a few additional
guests at n supper on Saturday evening
following tho wedding rehearsal. Her
guests Included Miss Mary Fox, Miss
Helen Kettcrer, Miss Emma Degnan,
Miss Lucy Fox, Mr. George Miller, Mr.
William D. Pollock, Mr. Charles Zahn
and Mr. Whitcomb.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and their family,
formerly of Ell North Water street,
Olney, are occupying their new home at
54th street and Haverford avenue. West
Philadelphia.
Miss Evelyn Crawford, of DIsston
sttcet, has issued Invitations to the fol
lowing for a masquerade dance on No
vember 1: Miss Isabella Kelley, Miss Nora
Freeman, Miss Delia Holcomb, Miss Anna
Brown, Miss Marguerite Clark, Miss
Edith Clark, Miss Blanche Wile, Miss
Freda Bradford, Miss Charlotte Harold,
Miss Thelma Haines, Miss Louise Kelser,
Miss Ethel McColla, Miss Dorothy
Weber, Mr. James Buckner, Mr. Harold
Carson. Mr. Hnrry Duckloe, Mr. James
Reed, Mr. Herbert Helveston, Mr. Henry
Cnrwarth. Mr. William Ferguson, Mr.
Frnncls Hunter, Mr. George Stevenson,
Mr. Edward Buckner, Mr. Fred Blair,
Mr. John Burgess, Mr. Harold Cuthbert
and Mr. Herbert Montague.
Camden and Vicinity
Miss Estello Moore and Miss Jean
OrafTen, of 6th and Cooper streets, have
returned from Twilight Park In the
Catskills.
Miss Elizabeth Holllngshead has re
turned from a three months' stay In
northern New York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Frey, of 406 Penn
street, havo returned from Ayermont,
Meredith, N, Y the summer home of
Mrs. Frey'a father, Mr. F. Wayland
Ayer.
Mrs. William Davis, of Ml Cooper
street. Is spending the winter with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Qunter, In Jackson, Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sweeten and
daughter, of 7th and Penn streets, will
spend the winter on the Pacific coast.
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suburban Wedding this
evening interesting event
Miss Christine Elizabeth Fox to Become. Bride of Mr.
Frank Sumner Whitcomb Miss Mary Agnes Blew
Marries Mr. Thomas J. Thornton Other Nuptials
THE marriage of Miss Christine Eliza
beth Fox, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Adam II. Fox, of 233 Rochelle avenue, WIs
sahlckon, to Mr. Frank Sumner Whitcomb,
formerly of Lowell, Mass., will be sol
emnized this evening at 6 30 o'clock In the
Wlssnhlckon Presbyterian Church. Tho
ceremony will bo performed by the Rev.
J. T. Hackett, pastor of the church,
assisted by the Rev. Elliot Field. The
bride, who will bo given In marriage
by her father, will wear an exquisite
gown of ivory white duchesse satin,
trimmed with real lace. Her long tulle
veil will be hold to the head by a coronet
of orange blossoms nnd she will carry a
shower bouquet of Bride roses and lll'es
of the vnlley. Her only attendant will be
her sister. Miss Lucy Fox, who will wear
a graceful little frock of palo green silk
net over white sntln, with gold lace trim
ming, nnd will carry on arm bouquet of
pink chrysanthemums.
Mr. George Miller wilt net ns best man,
nnd tho Ushors will be Mr. William D.
Pollock and -Mr. Charles Zahn. The In
terior of tho church will bo banked with
palms nnd chrysnnthemums In autumnal
coloring. Mr. Whitcomb and his brldo
will leave Immediately after the ceremony
for the White Mountains, where their
honeymoon will bo spent. They will mako
their home at tho Hlghvlew apartments,
Rhode Island avenue, Washington, D. C.
THORNTON-BLEW.
A pretty wedding took plnco In St. Mo
nica's Church, 17th and Rltncr streets,
this afternoon nt 4 o'clock, when Miss
Mary Agnes Blew, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Jnmcs P Blew, of 200S South Opal
street, beenmo tho bride of Mr. Thomas J.
Thornton, of 1107 Daly street. Tho cer
emony was performed by tho pastor, tho
Rev. James Tlmmons. Tho bride, who
wns attended by her sister. Miss Jennie
Blew, wore a smart tailored suit of blue
broadcloth, a black velvet hat, and a cor
sage bouquet of lilies of the valley. The
brldesmnld was gowned In green. Mr. Jo
seph Thornton, brother of the groom, act
ed ns best man. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. nnd Mrs. Thornton left
for a trip to Boston ana tno Now unglana
States. They will be at home after No
vember 16, at 1931 South Ithan street.
ROBERTS WALKER.
The wedding of Miss Mary L. Wnlker,
daughter of Mrs. James Wnlker, of S213
Morris street, Germantown, to Mr. Fred
crick G Roberts, also of Germantown,
took place Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock at tho Methodist Episcopal Church
of the Advocate, Queen Lane nnd Wayne
avenue. The Rev. Gladstone Holm, pas
tor of the church, will perform the cere
mony. The bride, who was given In
marriage by her brother, Mr. Malcolm
Wnlker, was attractively gowned In
white taffeta and net. Miss Walker's
sister, Mrs. George Groezlnger, attended
as matron of honor.
Mr. Roberts had for his best man Mr.
Robert Wilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts will bo at home
after December 1, at 6203 Ogontz avenue,
Ogontz.
WASSELL-PARKIN.
A pretty wedding took placo on Satur
day evening in the First Presbyterian
Church at 6 o'clock, when Miss Georgeno
J. Parkin, daughter of Mrs. Charles W.
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CLAFLIN,
RAPID COURSES
in SPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN,
ITALIAN, Etc.
Duration Six weeks (one lesson dally,
except Saturdays).
1'ees JIB 00.
Number of pupils Limited to 10 per class.
Ilegln November 1st, 1918.
Morning, afternoon and evening Sessions.
llfglster now, per letter, 'phone (Spruce,
4604) or pereonal call,
Ilesldes these Rapid Courses, the regular
Classes, meeting two or three times per
week, are constantly forming and private
lessons may be arranged for to be given at
the School or, if desired, at the pupils' reel.
dence. Superior Native Teachers
Write for Catalog or tree trial lesson ticket.
The Berlitz School of Languages
16th and Chestnut Street
I.ODEH lll.no., 0er ItlKKK'H PHARMACY
TIIK TECHNICAL TKACHKICS
ANI TRANSLATORS' ASSOCIATION
630-81 reTTf Building, 16th and Chestnut.
Tel. 8pruce 4238.
Ttnltnn Class now forming. Free trial lea.
Italian viaB pon Term rea,onabU
Dally from 0 to 9.
West I 60th and Glrtrd are.
1'hlladelpUlsj I Business courses that win bust.
Commercial nees approval.
School I Day 112 00 i lght 4.0
Rich Shards
sPs!fei5!&
Parkin, of 6154 Pulaski avenue, became
the brldo of Mr. Frank L. Wwaell, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho Rev Dr. W. Beatty
Jennings performed the ceremony.
The brldo was attended by Mlaa Nancy
Grant, of Pottavllle, I'., and the brides
maids were Miss Helen Buehler, Mlsa
Helen Wassoll and Mlsa Martha WAssell
pf Pittsburg, sisters of the brldcgroou.
Mr. Wnssell had aa beat man his brother,
Mr. Harry Wassell, and tho ushers were
Mr Lyle Llndermnn and Mr, Charles
Rownn, both of Pittsburgh! Mr. P. IL
Donovan, of Oldbrldge, N. J ! Mr. George
M. Roads. A reception was held nt the
homo ot the brlde'a mother Immediately
nfter tho ceremony for 150 guests. Palm
and yellow chrysanthemums formed the
decoration for the church and house.
After n wedding Journey Mr. and Mra.
Wnssell will be at home after December
In Braddock avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mctzgcr, of 13S2
Jerome street, announco the marriage of
their datightor, Miss Evelyn Metzgcr, to
Mr. Hawloy J. Barton, Jr., on Wednes
day evening, October 20, ot 6:30 o'clock.
In tho German Reformed Church by the
Rev. F. M. Behlermann. The wedding
was a quiet one, only the immediate
families attending. Mr. and Mra. Barton
will be nt home, nt 1325 Jerome otreet,
after November L
Mercy Hospital Purchases a Lot
Walter P. Hall has conveyed the dwell
ing at tho northwest corner of 17th and
Fltzwator streets, lot 33 feet by 100 feet,
to the Mercy Hospital and School for
Nurses of Philadelphia. Conveyance was
made subject to a mortgage of S000. The
assessed valuation Is 11900.
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"Country Day School for Boy"
Wynntwood, Pa,
Rev. Gibson Bell. Head Master.
Phone Ardmore 1322.
l'UILAUKLl'UIA TURNGKMKIlsmn
School now open tor rail ana winter tern
We teach gymnastics. Oerman. drawlsc
needlework and swimming to children, T te
16 years, for S6 per year. Enroll your call
dren now. Broad and Columbia ave.
Strayer'a Business College
801-S07 Chestnut St., riilla.
Practical courses Moderate price. PoattloM
tuaranteed. Day A night sessions Enroll now.
Miss
English
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Special class ror children.
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Rich Richard remindcth
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trade on a street where all
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siring right shortly la fe
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