CHARMING DEBUTANTES TO
ASSIST AT TEA IN DECEMBER
;Miss Elizabeth du Puy Scott to Be Presented by Her
Mother and Aunt on December 8 Cool Weather
Hastens Opening of Town Houses Personals
' TlpBd ELIZABETH DU PUV SCOTT.
JVl daughter of Mr. nml Mm. J. Hutch
lnson Bcott, who will be Introduced nt n
lea to bo alven on the afternoon of
Wednesday, December 8, from 4 until 6:30
.'clock at the realdenee of her aunt. Mm,
Darton Coske Hirst, will be assisted In
receiving by Miss Sophie lieauveatt Nor
rta. Miss Eleanor Carpenter, Miss Anna
Mary Wftlthour, Miss Huberta Totter
and tho following debutantes: Miss l'rls
cilia Dawson, of Baltimore; Miss Mary
ropham, of New York; Miss Katherlne
Boyd, of HarrlsburK; Miss Ellrnbeth C.
Adama, Mirs Sarah UytendAlc Balrd. Miss
Agnes Morgan Brockle, Miss Barbara
Mifflin Boyd, Miss Eleanor Bryant, Miss
Margaret Newbold Castle, Miss Eleanor
ttO. Cuyler, Miss Edith Earle, Mlsa Jose
phine C. S. Foster, Miss Corlnno Borden
Freeman, Miss Mariana V. Qowen, Miss
Jlarla Thayer Graham, Miss Elliabeth W.
Griffith, Miss- Katherlno Beeves Hunter,
illis Emilia Posey Kennedy, Miss Helen
U Marshall, Miss Alfredn Cope Lewis,
Mil Charlotte Elennor Pepper, Miss Mar
garet Onderdonk Itcmak, Miss Katharine
E. Hegistcr, Miss Carolyn Sheppard, Miss
Mildred Sheppard, Miss Christine Haro
Stockton, Miss Mary Dixon Thayer, Miss
Martha Thornton McAllister, Miss S. Val
entine Mitchell, Miss Elizabeth C. Norrls,
Mfis Sarah Claypole Nellson, Miss Ger
trude L. Pancoast and Miss Anita Mar
jory Taylor.
Among the debutantes who will re
ceive at the tea which Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Draper Lewis, of 433 East Graver's
lane, will give tomorrow afternoon to In
troduce the:,' daughter, Miss AlfrcdaCope
Lewis, will bo Miss Elizabeth "Wharton
Dawns, Miss Mary Dixon Thayer, Miss
Maria Thayer Graham, Miss Mary H.
Merrick, Miss Caroline H. Pemberton,
Miss Frances W. Scott, Miss Charlotto
Eleanor repper, Miss Mariana V. Gowcn,
Miss Margaret Onderdonk Itemak, Mlsa
Anita Marjory Taylor, Miss Barbara Ben
ton, Miss Marlon D. Grant, Miss Mary
Stuart V.'urts.
Mrs. J. Allison Scott, Mrs. George
Wharton Pepper, Mrs. Theophllus B.
Stork, Mrs. Francis A. Lewis and Mrs.
Charlton Tarnall will assist Mrs. Lewis
in recclv'-i.
Miss Mildred Patton will give a lunch
eon today In honor of her bridesmaids and
Sf a, few Intimate friends at the Whitemarsh
Valley Hunt Club.
Mr. and Mrs- Baymond D. B. "Wright,
of 6314 Boss street, are being congratu
lated UDon the birth of a son. Mrs.
I 'Wright was Miss Margaretta V. "Whitney
before her marriage.
P Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clayton, accom
!'panled by their daughter. Miss Mary E.
t Uayion, oi uraywyn, urayi lane, iiaver
rfdrd. Pa., will occupy their new home.
ISIS De Lanccy place, for the winter, and
will come to town the end of October.
,Mli Clayton was one of the most popu
lar of last years debutantes.
Mrs. Arthur Blddle, of 1S21 DeLancey
place, who has been spending the sum-
,fner at her country place at Gwynedd
Valley, will move Into town lato In the
fall.
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Bcglnald Allen and
, Mrs. Allen's father, Mr, E. Burgess War-
tren, of 201J Spruce street, have Just re-
'turned to town from Wapanak, Saga
Ltnore, N. J"., -A-here they have been spend
ing the summer.
1 i Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. "Wallace, of
, Pltttfleld, Mass., spent tho week-end as
- the guest of Mrs. Wallace's father, Dr.
, E. W. Taylor, at Cedron, Indian Queen
i Une, Germantown. Mr. and Mrs. AVal
JlAte came on to attend tho memorial
services for Mr. Frederick W. Taylor,
which took place last Friday and
, Saturday.
Mlsa Julia Berwlnd and her niece. Miss
Margaret Dunlop. will shortly move to
town and occupy their home, 102 South
, zm street, ror the winter months. Miss
LDunlop Is spending several days as the
Igu t of Miss Mildred Gabrlela Tllgh
Mna.t at Tulip Hill, St. Davids
The Countops Snntn TCulnlln. nf Trim
Tork road, Elklns Park, returned to her
..home last Saturday from Boston, Mass.,
iwhere she landed on her way home from
r. Portugal, where she has been srjendlntr
Jhe last few months.
Along the Main Line
i, BRYN MAWR.-MIsa Marie Louise Glle
-gave a tea on Saturday afternoon, at tho
home of her narenls. I)r. nnrt Mrs. Ren-
Hamin Clark Glle, on Havcrford road. Mrs.
kuue and Miss Gile were assisted In re
ceiving by Mrs. Edward Philip LInch,
Mrv William IT. "Wnlnh nnrt Mm. .Tnhn
, Tenbrook Nichols. The guests Included
a number of this and last season's
f debutantes. Miss Glle Is a granddaugh
ter of the late General George W. Glle,
iu. 8. A., and n nlffnA nf Dr nnrl frft.
Thomas Arblson, formerly of this city,
Ibow of California.
Mrs. Chllds Frlck. of Old Havcrford
j-roaa, will be a bridesmaid at the wed
;ng of Miss Isabel Rleman Thorn and
1 Mrs. Carlyle Barbou. which takea nlace
rt the Christ Protestant Episcopal
tChurch, Baltimore, on December 6.
f. Mrs. Edmund Lewis and Miss Elizabeth
Lewis have closed their home In Bryn
hMawr and returned to their town house,
1 Boujh Sd street
l HOSEMONT.-Mr. and Mrs. W. Barklle
sry have, returned to Pine CoXtago
from White Sulphur Springs, where they
i'jpent a fortnight.
AT TIA1FTTMS v t, 1 , nl.ll
W and Mlsa Elizabeth Dornan Phllllpe
ve returned to their home on Lancaster
venue, from nn extensive Western trip.
, Ernest Halbach nnd Miss Halbach,
iW XATlCIlkiAr ilVAnit nrA nAnrllno- n fnrtm
Iht at Atlantic City.
F Mr. and Mr. J. M. TtfmA whn hnVA Kaati
pending the summer In St. Davids, have
uriiea to tneir home In Philadelphia.
RT Mr. and fr TnifV T.nmAlla anH am.
ijly havo closed their cottage In Ocean
fy and returned tWBt. David's.
Chestnut Hill
h Mr. Charles Potter, of Evergreen and
Ijroapect avenues. Is spending several
IM In, New York.
jK Wlllard Rite Graham, of 7420
awt street, la recovering from a re
lllncsst. Germantown
(jA dancing class for children has been
"sea by M4m Constance Taylor to
,Wac an Tuuaday afternoon at tho
n CttfeuUry Club. Among the chll-
i re Mh jnlta Caldwell, Miss Mary
ThMia Eleanor Murphy, Mlas Mil-
"urpny, Mls Elizabeth Morrison,
r Rodman Haimon. Master John
n, Master John Donahue.
rf. ana Mra, James Mapes Dodge, of
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MMenn avenue nnd Clapler street, nc
tomninlcd by their daughter, Mlsa Jo
sephine Dodge, have left for California
by way of the Canadian ltockles. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Henry S. Paul, Jr., who have
been on a hunting trip In Alaska, will
Join them In Vancouver.
Mrs Frederick A. Dudley, of M07 Queen
lane, has had as her guest Miss Stella
Hobnn, of New York.
Miss Lucy P. Kewhall, of 80S West
Jpsal street. Is at Virginia Hot Springs
for several weeks.
Along the Reading
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Sill, of Bent road,
Wyncote, Pa., had as their guest over
tho week-end Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mor
gan nnd family, of Flushing, L. 1. Mr.
and Mrs. Morgnn came on to nttend tho
Pennsylvanla-Plttsburgh football game
on Satuiday.
Mrs. C. J. Webb, of Elklno Park, Pa.,
has Issued Invitations for n luncheon nt
tho Huntingdon Valley Country Club
this afternoon at 1 o'clock. About 100
gucstB are expected to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Smith and family,
who havo been spending tho summer In
Ablngton, arc occupying their now home
on Cloverly lane, Rydnl. Pa.
Girard Farms
Mr. and Mrs. George Norman GUI, of
2l South 21st street, hnvo Just returned
from a motor trip with friends through
Delawnre nnd Maryland. While stopping
at Cambridge. Md.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard
Dayton, who nro relatives of Mr. and Mrs.
GUI, entertained them and their friends
at nn oyster bake.
South Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Creamer, of Mon
roevllle, N. J are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Robson, 221 Mifflin street,
where they will remain for one week.
Mr. Thomas Eken, of Newport News.
Va., Is at present the guest of the Misses
Norden, 1220 Durfor street.
Mr. Chnrles Bastlnn and Miss Mary
Bcdfoe enjoyed a pleasant evening re
cently nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. James
McArtams. 1133 Wolf street. Mrs. Mc
Adams will bo remembered as Miss Grace
Fields.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle have re
turned to their home, 2223 South Broad
street, nfter spending the summer nt
Ambler, Pa.
Northeast Philadelphia
A birthday reception was given to
Mrs. E. P. Rank, of 4th nnd Jefferson
streets, last week, on the evo of her de
parture for an extended visit to Spokane
Falls, Wash. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Pntrlck McCloskoy, Mr. and Mrs.
William Jocker. Miss Margaret McClos
key, Miss Mary McCloskoy. Mr. Gus
tavus Haberle. Mrs. Sara Slpple, Mr.
Thomas Kilgallon, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Ktlga'.lon, Mr. Lee Elsenbrey, Mr. John
Devlin, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gallagher, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. May Simpson, Mrs. John Kutz, Mr.
John Kutz, Jr., Mrs. G. Kelm. Mr. George
Kclm. Jr., Mrs. William Ryan, Miss
Laura McGlnley, Mrs. Charles Sullen
burger, Mr.'. Jnne Hughes, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomas Patchke, of Lebanon, Pa.; Mr.
and Mrs. John Bonn, of Reading, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harm, Mr. and Mrs.
James McGInnlty, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert
Garnett, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. S.
Stern, of New York; Mr. Thomas Kaln,
Mr. and Mrs. McLeach. Mr. Louis Kul
dueser. Miss Ruth Rank and Mlsa
Amanda Dlrolf.
"The Kentucky Belles," a three-act
comedy, was given by the Colonial Dra
matic Club In Dlsston Hall. Cedar and
Cumberland streets, last week. The mem
bership of tho club Is from the young
folk of the Beacon Presbyterian Church,
and the proceeds of the play went to the
Progressive Society of the church.
A linen shower was given Miss Elizabeth
Weiss, of 1303 North Marshall street, last
week by her sister. Miss Sophia Weiss.
The, guests were Miss Dorothy Hates,
Miss Ruth Plone, Miss Irene Kclmore,
Miss Rene Kates, Miss May Phone, Miss
Marie Sear, Miss Clara Wallack, Miss
Catherine Kline, Miss Irene MIchclson,
Mr. William Craig, Mr. Jacob Samson,
Mr Julius Black, Mr. William Lclter
man, Mr. George Knowoll, Mr. Max Ep
stein. Mr. Harry Finger, Mr, Jack Har
ris, Mr. Samuel Pearl and Mr. Albert
Rothmlll.
An "Old Mother Bunch" party was
given at the Richmond PresDytenun
Church, Richmond above Cambria
street, Saturday evening. All the games
of the Halloween season were Indulged
In by the merry crowd In attendance.
The committee In charge included Mr.
Robert J. Stewart, Mr, Henry Steln
moyer, Mr. John Craig, the Rev. ,W. A.
Wllllums, D. D.. Miss Esther Sutherland,
Miss Dorothy C. Maneely, Miss Bertha
McMath, Miss Anna Stuart, Miss Han
nah McMath. Handsome prizes were
awarded the best-costumed ones In sev
eral classes.
Division 87, A. O. If., held Its annual
ball nt Lithuanian Muslo Hall on Friday
evening.' The committee In charge con
sisted of Mr. Michael Brady, Mr. Philip
Peyton, Mr. Charles Coyle, Mr. John
Relly, Mr, Daniel Duffy, Mr. Eugene
Judge. Mr. Leo Hubbert, Mr. William F.
Campbell and Mr. Thomas B. Kane.
Roxbqcough
superintendent of the International Re
form Bureau, Washington, D. C. delivered
an address at the Men's Meeting, at the
Fourth Reformed Church Sunday after
noon, His subject was: "That Boy and
Olrl of Yours."
The annual donation day at St, Tim
othy's Hospital has been set for Octo
ber 30. The affair will be In r.hargo of
the Ladles' Aid Society.
Tha Y. W. C. A., of the Falls of
Schuylkill, has a representative basket
ball team that la making a brilliant suc
cess. The team la composed of the fol
lowing young ladles; Mlsa Katherlno
Mayhew, MUs Florence McKoe, Mlas
KmmaMcKee, Miss Eva ICerber and Mrs.
C. E, Young.
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MISS RUTH COXE
Daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe, whose marriage to
Mr. W. Standley Stokes will take place on Tuesday, November 30.
Miss Coxo and Mr. Stokes will bo honor guests at a dinner tonight,
which Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Gerhard will give at tho Rabbit.
ATTRACTIVE WEDDINGS TO
TAKE PLACE THIS EVENING
Daughter of Mrs. William Wallace Frazier to Become
Bride of Mr. George Edward Danenhauer.
Other Marriages
A PICTURESQUE wedding will take
place this evening at 6 o'clock at tho
home of Mrs. William Wallace Frazier,
6107 Springfield avenue, when her daugh
ter. Miss Margaret Brown Frazier, be
comes tho bride of Mr. Georgo Edward
Danenhauer.
The Rev. Charles E. Bronson will of
ficiate. The bride, who will bo given In
marriage by her grandfather, Colonel
John W. Frazier. will wear an exquisite
gown of Ivory white satin veiled In chif
fon trimmed with pearls and old family
lace. The court train will be of satin
and over this the filmy tulle veil, held
to tho head by a fluster of orange blos
soms which were worn by tho bride's
mother ut the time of her marriage, will
be gracefully draped.
A bouquet of lilies of the valley and
dahlias will bo carried. Miss -Dorothea
Schlvcley, the maid of honor, will wear
a handsome gown of cloth of gold draped
with gold net trimmed with bands of
blue panne velvet. Sho will carry Count
ess of Lonsdale dahlias In a delicate
peach-blow shade.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Edna
Lawrence, of Mlllbourne, and Miss Mar
guerite Stanford, of Bryn Mawr. They
will be gowned In clel-bluo satln-strlped
marquisette over white accordion plaited
crepo do chine, and will carry quaint
baskets of apricot dahlias. Miss Eliza
beth Jane Smith, the tiny daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith, of Wynne
wood, who will net as flower girl, will
wear a dainty little frock of Irish lace
trimmed with bows pt clel-bluo ribbon,
hnd will carry apricot dahlias. Miss
Margaret Brown, another small cousin of
tho bride, will be the cushion bearer.
She will wear a charming frock of white
china silk, and will carry Countess of
Lonsdale dahlias.
The bridegroom will be attended by his
brother, Mr. Howard Lee Danenhauer, as
best man, and the ushers will be Mr.
William Clausen, Jr., Mr, A. Llnwood
Frazier and Mr. William Wallace Frazier,
of New York. A , reception will follow
the ceremony, after which tho young
couple will leavo for their wedding
Journey. They will be at homo after
January 1, at S107 Springfield avenue.
PAGE-MacDOWELL.
A very Interesting autumn wedding will
take place tonight at 8:30 o'clock In the
Wlssahlckon Baptist Church, Dawson and
Terrace streets, when Miss Mary Mac
Dowell, daughter of Mrs. Martha Mac
Dowell, of 3310 Cresson street, will be
given In marriage by her uncle, Mr. Wil
liam Lawson, to Mr. Raymond Shars
wood Page, also of Wlssahlckon. The
ceremony will be performed by tho Rev.
Dr. W. E. Chalmers, educational secre
tary of the Baptist Publication Society,
assisted by the Rev. L. C. Hofcr, pastor
of the church. Miss Helen MacDowell,
the bride's sister, will be the maid of
yhonor, nnd the bridesmaids will be Miss
Edith Page, the bridegroom's sister; Miss
Florence Sutcljffe, Miss Alma Lawson and
Miss Ethel Lawaon.
Mr, Page will havo Mr, John Cording
for best man, and for ushers Mr, Norman
11. Jack, Mr, Louis Wagner, Mr. Asa
WIntcrbottom and Mr, Oeorge Miller.
The service will be followed by a recep
tion at tho home of the bride's mother.
Mr. and Mra. Pagq upon their return from
thejr wedding Journey will live at 353 Daw
son street, Wlssahlckon, where they will
be ut home after November IS,
WEWELER-DARKE,
Miss Hazel S. Barke, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. John W. Barke, of 3633 York
road, will become tho bride of Mr, Her
man I. Wewcler, of Selleravllle, Pa., to
night at 6 o'clock, at the home of her
parents, which will be attractively dec
orated with palms, ferns and autumn
flowers. The Rev. Dr. James O. Mcll
benny, rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Resurrection, Broad and
Tioga streets, will perform the ceremony,
which will bo followed by a oinner and
MISS GERTRUDE McQARVEY
Photograph by Marceau.
reception. Miss Audrey Doris Cheese
man will be maid of honor.
Mr. Harry Moss will be the bride
groom's best man. Mr. and Mrs. Weweler
will leavo on an extended honeymoon
trip, and will be at home nfter December
1, at Tho Gables, Selleravllle.
ROBINSON BROOK.
Tho marriage of Miss Ida R. Brook,
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Brook,
of 5217 Ridge avenue, Roxborough, to Mr.
Joseph S. Robinson took place on Satur
day morning nt 10 o'clock In tho Wlssa
hlckon Methodist Episcopal Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev,
Frank M. Gray, tho pastor, and was fol
lowed by a breakfast at the homo of tho
bride's parents. Mr. Brook gave his
daughter In marriage, and sho was at
tended by Miss Alice Holllngsworth. Mlsa
Mildred Worthlngton, Miss Hazel Elch
man and Miss Mlnnlo Brook, tho bride's
sister; as 'brldemaida. Miss Sara Smith
acted as flower girl.
Mr. Edward JCIppax, was Mr. Robinson's
best man,, nnd tho ushers were Mr. Horace
Wooler, Mr. John Sykes nnd Mr. Bovard
Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will spend
somo time in Atlantic City and will be
at home, nfter December 1 at 491 Markle
street, Roxborough.
HARTMAN-WILLIAMSON.
A very pretty wedding will take place
tonight at 8:30 o'clock, at the home of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert M. Williamson. 715
West Allegheny avenue, when their
daughter. Miss Jennie E. Williamson, will
become the bride of Mr. James II. "Hart
man. The Rev. Walter Greenway, of the
Gaston Presbyterian Church, 11th street
and Lehigh avenue, will officiate at the
ceremony. The bride will be given In
marriage by her father. Miss Harriet
M. Crane, of Newark, N. J., will be the
bride's only attendant. Her frock Is of
pink crepe chiffon draped over pink satin.
Mr. Hartman will have for best man
Mr. Jesse Mulr, of Brldesburg. A recep
tion will be held after tho ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Hartman will leave for Wash
ington, D. C, and points South. Upon
their return they will live at 1031 Foulkrod
street, Frankford, and will receive after
December 1.
CHALFANT-KNOTT.
A pretty home wedding took placo Inst
evening nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wlll
lnm M. Knott, of North Preston street,
when their daughter, Miss Bernlce
Josephine Knott, became the bride of Mr.
Wayno W. Chalfant The Rev. Charles E.
Bronson. D. D., of the West Hope Presby
terian Church, officiated. The bride wore
white crepe de chine and Mechlin lace
gown nnd carried bride's rosea and lilies
of the' valley, Sho was attended by her
sister. Miss Helen Knott, as bridesmaid,
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ralph E.
Knott, ns matron of honor, who was
gowned In Nile green taffeta with chan
tllly laco. The bridesmaid wore bluo crepe
de chine and lace. Both carried bouquets
of sweet peas. The bridegroom's brother,
Mr. Raymond E. Chalfant. was best man.
Members of the Curtis Publishing Com
pany's Orchestra furnished the muslo for
tho occasion. The bridegroom Is well
known In athletic circles. The young
couple left for a honeymoon trip South,
and after their return will be at home at
4037 Brown street. Tho guests numbered
about 150, many of whom were from dls.
tant cities.
BUSHEY GAMON.
The marriage of Miss Rba Gamon and
Dr. Harry F, Bushey took place on Satur
day at 6 o'clock In the home of the bride,
1623 Christian street. The ceremony waa
performed by her brother, tho Rev. R.
Gamon, of Knoxvllle, Tenn., assisted by
tha Rev. George Brewer, of this city. The
bride was attended by her sister, Mlsa
Elizabeth M. Gamon, as maid of honor,
and Dr. A. Edward Heath acted as best
man. On their return from their wed
ding trip, Doctor and Mrs, Bushey will
live In Camden.
Delaware County
The Interborough Baseball League will
hold their annual banquet at the Con
tinental Hotel on November 13.
The Girls' Athletio Association, of the
Upper Darby High School, will hold a
Halloween party In the school auditorium
on November 1.
Mr. William T. Ellis, of Swarthmore,
will addieaa the nonpartisan rally which
will be held In the Media Armory this
evening by tho .People's Rlghta Associa
tion. Millbourne
Mr. Fred Adams has moved tp Mlll
bourne, where he will spend the winter at
25 Sellers avenue.
An old-time Halloween party and dance
will be given on Saturday evening at 14
Ilurd avenue. In honor of Miss Adeline
Cohen, who.. has Just returned from Pltta
hurh, Pa. ,
Mr. and Mra. a, V Roar W aend
fortaltflit at JAoutjt Pecoao,
Entertainments
A house warming was given on Satur
day night by Mr Peter Brennan, at h!
hjrne, K2S South Croskey street. In honor
of Mr and Mrs. F. A Farrcll. The dec
orations were yellow chrysanthemums and
nutumn leaves. Music was furnished by
a string band, and dancing was tho main
feature of tho evening. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. J.
Logan, Mies Anna Deo, Miss Miriam Dee,
Miss Anna Painter, Miss Evelyn Fozzell,
Miss Eleanor Hnmllton, Miss Mny Kreff,
Miss May Harrlty, Miss Miriam McKen
na, Mlas Anna Burn, Mlsa Grace Stelfel,
Miss Mario fichustor, Mr. Peter S. Bren
nan, Mr Walter Schustor, Mr. Lewis
Molaelandcr, Mr. Stephen Conroy, Mr.
JAmrJi Xfrt.t,tin t A.4I,.... n.iitt,i. tm
Jark Trumbnr, Mr. Francis McKenna', Mr!
v mica uuunKnam, oir. l-Tea wooer, Mr.
William Carpenter, Mr, I, Van Horn, Mr.
Pntrlck Burns and Mr. Harold Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Farrell will be remembered ns Miss
Anna McKenna.
,.M.r' and Mr8 Walter H. Cox. of Sharon
Hill, gave a luncheon In honor of their
daughter. Miss Henrietta Cox, Friday
nfternoon nt the Colonnade Hotel. The
guests Included Mrs. Herbert N Gasklll,
Mlsa Violet Marie Krnusa, Miss. Esther
Hill, Miss Minnie Hexamer, Miss Helen
J. Dunlap, Mlas Dorothy Zurn. Miss Jo
sephine Doerr, Miss Stella W. Durer. Miss
C. Grace Fulmer, Miss Sophie R. Dunlnp,
Miss Martha Anderson, Miss Mildred
Shlmer, Miss Margaret Rebecca Patton,
Miss Dorothy Mario Von Kcurnn. Miss
Annn Eberhnch, Miss Helen Woolson,
Miss Mildred Bacr. Miss Dorothy Chest
nut and Miss Mnrgaret Fischer.
Tho Wnrflcld Social gave a phantom
party nt tho home of Miss Mnrgaret Hen
nard. of 131 Arch street, on Friday night.
Thero wero nbout 35 guests present.
North Philadelphia
A delightful birthday party was given
In honor of Hnrry Ouscy to celebrate his
sixth anniversary by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pnueul Ousey, of 12th nnd Som
erset streets, last week. The guests were
Miss Annetta Coyne, Miss Elaine Emcly,
Miss Anna Dealy, Master Wesley Graves,
Miss Margaret Mays, Miss Martha Ouscy,
Miss Mary Dcaly, Miss Margnret Coyne,
Miss Kathryn Strobell, Miss Mary Gam
ble, Miss Gertrude Carl, Miss May Coyne,
Master Lewis Graves, Master Cnrlton
Emcly, Master Leon Rclss, Mrs. S. Haley
and Mrs. Walter W. Emely.
A masquerado party was given on Fri
day evening at the home of Mr. James
S. Holt, 15th and Cumberland streets, by
his niece. Miss Clara Edwards. Eleven
young couples were In attendance and
spent the evening playing Halloween
games, dancing and listening to vocal and
Instrumental music. The house wns pret
tily decorated with autumn leaves and
chrysanthemums.
Those who attended In costume we-e
Mr. Gerald Efflng. Sliss Frlda C. Frltsch,
Mr. Walter R. Lupton, nil of Droxel Hill;
Miss Alice Wheatland, Mr. Powell Stack
house. Miss Ethel Wheatland. Miss Mil
dred Parker, Mr. Harold K. Broome, Miss
Emma Conner, Mr. Albert Stellwag, Miss
Elizabeth Bowen, Mr. Charles Hlnchman,
Miss Elizabeth Hahslg. Mr. Georgo Bur
nett, Miss Katherlne Hahslg, Mr. Frank
lin L. Ford, Jr., Miss Elslo Ullrich, Mr.
Walter Nunnnmaker, Miss Marlon Got
wals. Mr. C. Lloyd Carver and Miss Clara
Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay, of East
York street, spent the week-end at
Washington, D. C.
Announcement Is mndo of the marriage
of Miss Martha Evcrly Appleton, of 3026
Emerald street, and Mr. William Frank
Boyer, of 20S2 East Cumberland street, on
Friday, October 22, at 1:30 o'clock.
West Philadelphia
Miss Jnnct Shoe Peterson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Peterson, gavo a
small Informal dance last evening at her
home, 5i08 Cedarhurst street. In honor of
her guest. Miss Loretta Tralnor, of
Flushing, I I. The guests Included Miss
Marie Love, Miss Lucille Love, Miss
Carol Johnstone, of Vlncland, N. J.; Mr.
Raymond Moore, Mr. Frederick Mclntlre,
Mr. Perclvnl Home. Mr. Harold Stevens
Peters, Mr. Stanley Sondhelm and others.
This evening Mr. and Mrs. Peterson will
give a theatre party for their daughter
and Miss Tralnor.
Mrs. H. Engle and Mrs. E. F. Gorman,
of 6C0U Pino street, havo arranged an In
formal fancy costume dance iu s held
nt Wynnefleld Club on November 6. Thero
will bo 60 guests present.
Mrs. E. Keenan, of 123 North 50th street.
gave a Halloween party and dance on
Saturday evening In honor of her daugh
ter. Miss Doris Keenan. Covers wero
set for 30. Among those present wero
Miss Ruth Nelson, Miss NlWia Wnllgrem,
Miss Frances Maloney, Miss Mary Mai
Ion, M'bs Dorothy Van Keurnn, Miss
Dorothy Pernor, Miss Jennie Repestren,
Mlsa Katherlne Qiilnn, MIfs Mnrgaret
Campbell, Miss Marlon Conway, Miss
Lydla Farrcll, Miss Jessie Llndenfelter,
Miss Mae Goring, Miss Helen Hlmmbrlz
and Miss Katherlne Keenan. Mr. Joseph
Alglc, Mr. Jack Freeman, Mr. Joseph
Keenan, Mr. Arthur Anderson, Mr.
Thomas McDorgal, Mr. Wilbur Felser,
Mr. Wesley Moore, Mr, Charles Brown,
Mr. Joseph Dougherty. Mr. Jack Wood
craft, Mr. Samuel Clark, Mr. Edgar
Brudcr, Mr. Chester Cllmmcll and Mr.
Paul L. Smiley.
Lansdowne
The Flower Mission, of which Mrs. O.
W. Conard la superintendent, has sent
since May more than 2500 bouquets of
(lowers to tho sick and poor throughout
the city. Among thoso who have sent
weekly donations to Mrs. Conard are Mrs.
Edgar Scott, Miss E. A. Shrlgley, Mrs.
II. F. Warren. Mrs. F. G. Worrell. Mrs.
John Way, Mrs. Charles Suplee, Mrs. G.
G. Chambers, Mrs. C. C. Llpplncott, Miss
Conway, Miss Wlnchcter, Mlas Mary F.
Way. Miss Rachel Zleglcr, Miss Edith R.
Goodwin, Mrs. William Leonard, Mrs.
Hugh Dunlap, Miss Martha Pratt, Mrs.
W. K. Matslnger, Mrs. C. G. WJghtman,
Mrs. E. Rlttenhouse, Jr., Mrs. William
Fogg, Mrs. A. J, Pennock, Miss Isabella
Pennock, G. L. Gilbert. Joseph Kister,
Mlsa Frances Barnard, Mrs. John Meader,
Mrs. Thomas Satterthwalte, Mlsa Ethel
Gilbert, Miss Jane Pearson, Miss DJrothy
McEwen, Mrs. Fennlmoro Bishop, Mrs.
Adams, Mrs, Violet Worrell, Mrs Nelron
LyBter, Mrs. B. H, Shoemaker, Mrs. W.
W. Havlland, Mra. J. E. Baker, Mlas
Katherlne Jones, Mrs. Arthur Shrlgley,
Mrs. S. K, Brecht, Mrs. Walter Llvlng
atone, Mra. D. It. Richie. Mrs. W. F.
Read, Mrs. Samuel Fennel!, Mrs. J. D.
Carter, Mrs. H. S. Goodwin, Mrs, Thomas
O. Cooper, Mrs. Marshall Hannum, Mra.
Charlea Pettlford, Mra. M. E. Kirk, Mrs.
Ebcr Greenfield, Mrs. E. 8. Thompson,
Mlsa Anna White. Miss M. Cook. Mlas M.
15. Powell, Miss Caroline Vetkoskey, Miss
Mary D, Palmer and Mrs, C. W. Cojiard.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the fire com
pany will give a Dutch supper In the
flrohouse on November 2. Mlsa Cathar
ine Hefner is chairman of the committee.
DANCING
Martd'a Academy ",0bnoad
($z) Prize Hallswe'en Masieeratle
ftS MONDAY, NOV lit-CAHU i'ltlZf S
RECEPTIONS Every
"WEDNESDAY. Fit I DAY & BATUItDAT
Beginners' CUm TiHwday Night
Follow! by 11KCEITJON.
OIICUESTRA.
Wo.- "80 N, Proa Bt. Phone Dl 83S.
w agner hocum RVf ry wd. a st. Ev.
OPKN CLABS KV1CHY TZU., 4 TO 6 P M.
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26, 1915;
MADEIKFS WIDOW GETS
WELCOME IN MEXICO
Wifo of Martyred President
Receives Wnrm Reception
in Capital
MEXICO CITY, Oct 28,-Senora Fran
cisco I. Madcro, widow of tho late mar
tyred President of Mexico, was received
In Vera Cruz last night after an absence
of two yeats, with a warm welcomo nnd
nn elaborate ceremony. It was the flrat
visit of Senora Madero since the depar
ture of her and her family from Mexico
soon after tho assassination of her hus
band by hirelings of the Huerta counter
revolution in February. 1913.
Senora Mndero was met at Villa da
Guadelupo by General Pable Gonzales,
representing the Chief Executive of the
do facto Government, Venustlano Car
ranza. The freedom of the city was ex
tended to her In the name of tho new
Government. Speeches wero mads by
General Gonzales and members of the
delegation with him. In which attention
waa called to the fact that the Consti
tutionalist Government has endeavored
and will continue to endeavor to bring
about the realization of those Ideals for
which Francisco I. Madero gave his life,
nnd that tho nnmo of her husband will
romaln forever on the list of tho Illus
trious patriots of Mexico, together with
Hidalgo, Mcrelos, Guerrero and Juarez.
CHARLTON, 29 DAYS TO
SERVE, SAYS TMHAPPF
"I Want to Go Home and Begin
All Over Ajrain," De
clares Wife Murderer
COMO, Italy, Oct. M. "I ahall eat my
Thanksgiving dinner In Home," waa the
declaration made today by Porter Charl
ton, tho young American who waa found
guilty of wife-murder with extenuating
circumstances, and only has 23 days to
serve, dating from yesterday.
"I havo been through a terrible ordeal,
but I am a happy man today," said Charl
ton. "I want to go back home to my
father and begin life all over again."
It haa becomo known thnt Charlton was
Involved In n Jail-breaking plot early this
year. At the last minute Charlton backed
down and refused to leavo the Jail. Somo
of the prisoners did escape, one of them
eventually reaching the United States.
Chnrlton told the prison authorities that
he had assisted his fellow prisoners to
escape because they wero In for long
terms ind ho felt sorry for them.
CONGRESSMAN FESS TALKS
TO TEACHERS ABOUT AVAR
Tells Chester Co. Institute of Causes
of European Conflict
WKST CHESTER, Pa., Oct. 26. Con
gressman Fess, of Ohio, Is one of tho
prominent Ilgures nt the sessions of the
Institute of the teachers of Chester Coun
ty, now in progress here. Ho Is giving a
review of tho causes and conditions of the
European war. He appears at each ses
sion. Prizes were awarded today following
yesterdays stock Judging contest. In which
all the teachers were entitled to take part.
As subjects, three line Percheron horses
from the Delchester Farm of Dr. Thomas
ABhton, and a prize Jersey cow from
Herman Hoopcs farm were used. The
teachers were given scorecards on whtqh
thoy registered the points as they saw
them. The Judges awarded Miss Emma
W. Werstler, Malvern, first place, and
Miss Orpha A. Wltzler, of Parkesburg,
second place.
The devotional exercises this morn
ing wero conducted by Dr. Washington S.
Laird. The Instructors were Miss Lillian
Johnson, Mrs. H. C. Fetterolf, Henry S.
Curtis, Superintendent L. E. McGInness
and Dr. Thomas II. Brlggs.
In the afternoon there were Instruc
tions from Dr. W. H. Focht. a program
of literary subjects and vocal solos by T.
It. Mlddleton, of Spring City and Bcr
wyn. What's Doing Tonight
Franklin party mars-meeting, Academy of
Music; 8 o'clock. Free.
Dinner. Credit Men's Association. Manufac
turers' Club; 11 o'clock.
Association of Purchasing Azents, Hotel
Walton; 8 o'clock.
Society of Mechanical Engineers, Enilneers'
Club; 8 o'clock.
Concert In aid of German-Austro-Hunaarlan
Belief Fund, Convention Kail; 8 o'clock.
Dinner to Dr. C. A. C Codman. West Phila
delphia Medical Association, Itlttenhouse; 0
o'clock.
Lecture, "Preparedness," Mlsa Emma Gold
man. Musical f una nan; a o ciock.
Feed and Grain Dealers, Ilourse; 8 o'clock.
United Singers, Convention Hall; 8 o'clock.
Lectuie, "Wholesome Fowls,' Miss Emma
Smcdley. Adalre School, Palmer and Thomp
son streets; 8 o'clock.
REPUBLICAN POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Twenty-seventh Ward, West Philadelphia
Republican Club, 410.1 Chestnut street.
Twenty-First Ward, Lyceum Theatre, Lyceum
and Rtdso avenues. Roxborough.
Fortieth Ward, Lincoln Theatre, 49th street
and Woodland uenue, and 80th street and
Hurley avenue.
Forty-seventh Ward. Continental Republican
Club, 18th and Jefferson streets.
Suffrage Events Today
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
Noon Factory meeting at Standard Roller
Bearing Company, Si'd and Merlon streets;
speaker, Mlsa Itertha Bapovlts.
lS'SO p. in. Meeting at T-8qutre Club;
speaker. Miss Louise Hall,
p. m. Meeting at tha Schuylkill Arsenal,
snth street and tlray's Ferry road; speaker,
MUs Elizabeth McShane.
7:80 p. m. Meeting at Bth and Wharton
streets; speakers. Mist Mary II. Ingham and
Samuel Mojrerman.
8 p. m. Meeting at 21st and South streets;
speaker. Miss llertha Sapolts.
8:80 p. m. Open-air meeting at Eth and
Tasker streets; sneakers, Miss Mary II. Ing
ham and Samuel Muyrrman.
WOMAN HUFFRAQE PARTT.
7.SO p. m. Open-air meeting at Bth atreet
and Allegheny avenue; speakers, Mlsa Estella
Russel and Mlsa Jane Myer
8 p. m. Meeting at 2047 South street; speak,
era, Miss Elliabeth U. Yates and Dr, Kate W.
Baldwin.
8 P. m.-Meetlng at 18th atreet and Ridge
avenue; speakers, Mrs. Marlon Holmes and
Mra. William 11. Derr.
8.80 p. m. Meeting at Wlssahlckon street,
Roxborough, speaker. Miss Gratia Erlckson.
8:48 p. m. Open-air meeting at Germantown
and Lehigh avenues; speaker, Mis Estella
Russel and Miss Jane flyer.
8 p. m. Meeting at Frankford avenue and
East Clearfield street; speaker, Mrs. Harry
Phillip.
8 80 p. m. Meeting at Torrtsdale avenue and
Howell atreet; speaker. Miss Eatella Russel.
AUTUMN RESORTS
Al-LANTIO CITY, N,
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unoDsiruciea view or bsach
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ATLANTIC OITY. N, J.
WNiaiHI HAHltrMIOT
THAYMDIiy rat.a
Atlantic City
Westminster 'PllJ
irt8fra&
ana uoamwqiK srecoomMd
standard of excellence
Ca-,tv600. wuj-JOtJ.auamY.
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Montgomery County InstituU '
Begins Work Many Sub
jects Covered
NOnniSTOWN, Pa., Oct M.-Th
of the Montgomery County Teachers' Ju
st! tut e was begun this morning when th)
moro than 800 teachers from all over thaj
county divided Into aectlona and hr
talks by Heuben Poat Hatleck, formerly
of the, University of Kentuckyj W. Foght.
of the United Btates Bureau of Educa
tion; Dr. Luther H. Gullck. of tha Hurtt
Sago Foundation, nnd Mlas Marian 8rmW
Peters, supervising principal of tha
Thomas B. Florence School, PhI)4U
phlo.
In tho High School section, with C. B.
Pennypacker, ptlnclpal of tha Lower Mar
lon High School, In charge, there waa a
round-table conference, participated In by
William Melcholr, of Narberth, and J. W.
Wloder, of Ablngton, on "Professional
Growth of High School Teachers Neces
sary for Kfflclency," followed by a lc
turo by Trofesaor Halleck on "Teaching
How to Study." during which the teach
era wero told that In teaching they should
have a central aim nnd avoid obscurity.
"Do as the reporters do on a news
paper." he aald. "You will notice In
reading a newspaper that the reporter
puts nil his story Into the flrat paragraph
and then goea Into details. That's tha
way you should do." Kipling was re
ferred to as "a clean, definite and vigor
ous writer." Much of tho high school
teaching; Professor Hallen said, was net
clear, definite and vigorous. "The tlnve
for dead teachers In the high school la
gone." declared the speaker. "The teach
er of the future must meet n mora dem
ocratic condition. You havo got to get
your Ideas drilled like German troops.
You aro an advertising agent for educa
tion, and If you can't advertise It by
bringing results you are lacking."
In the rural section the time was divid
ed between Mr. Foght and Mr. O'Shea,
who talked respectively on "The Chlld'a
Uso of Strong Language" and tho "Rural
Teacher aa a Community Leader."
Mr. Foght told the teachers that to be
come a factor or a "force In place of only
a vine." a teacher should stay In tha
community the whole seven daya In tha
week Instead of going homo to spend tha
week-end.
"Mako yourself a necesalty by taking
part In community work," said Mr. Foght.
Of the several hundred teachers present
only one raised her hand when tho
speaker asked how many teachers were
teaching home gardening.
"Work. Fatigue and Best" waa tha sub
ject of Dr. Gullck'a talk In the primary
section, while Miss Peters told of tha
value of games In corrective work In tha
primary section.
Weddings Today at Elkten
ELKTON, Md., Oct 2. Couples mar
ried here today were William C Denner
and Alice Twining, George J. Lougherty
and Klla Filler, Leon C Hilton and Sarah
L. Hall, Peter Jack Carlgltano and Ida,
L. King, and Joseph G. Evnns and Mar
garet M. Burger, all of Philadelphia;
Lambert P. Hussell and Marie Mack,
Heading ; Joshua L. Hall and Lldle Crete
san, Coatesvllle; John W. B. Hyde an4
Violet V. Morris, New York.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Charles R. Rudrauff,' 31)02 Germantown ave.,
and Fannie Armstrong, 1'owelton Apartment.
Abraham M. lirooks. Si:i& Market St., ana
lettn Shapiro. 18211 N. Xtd at.
Finncla X. Jacquette, 2421 Kolrmount ava.,
and CJertrude M. McOarvey, 2211 8. 11th St.
Jatob Silver. 2543 S. Utu St., and llesala JaKe,
("JJ Fitzgerald at.
Joseph Welsh, Elem, N. J., and Annie Cam-
tilnn. mi'i KmI at.
John W. Creamer, OJS -W. Sedgwick st.C4n4-:
Anna ai. 1'nnaie, uis v. utmDIia St.
John JJyrnes, (EIOU Itecchwood St., and Rosa T.
McFadden. 148 Gladstone L
Thomas J. Duffy, 200 8. 17th St., and Mary K.
ttnee. 2810 N. utal at.
Lout J. Mack, 138 N. 87th at., and Anna M.
Itlelil. 1348 Market at.
Qoldbury W, Fowler.322 Woodlawn at. and
Gertrude Harper. 1020 Stiles at.
;uryi a, urammcr, uuvt
K. Davis. U24 X. tUtli st.
. aiV I
Sara
rercy Jihnson, C75S Wayne ave., and Fannla
n,v.ntnrf !tyV Ifnnth rrv at
I Anthony J. 'Clanclgllonl, M4 Christian St, and
, trances uienarai, i inter si.
John A. Willis, 2D22 Nicholas at., and Mar
gueiite F. Heller. 1G4X N. :13d at.
t Charles E. Deal. 3428 Ella St., and Jessie M.
I vanaegrin. oni. juascner si.
Harry Wolf. 207 Catharine at.
Rabanowllz. 1727 8. 4th st.
and DecKa
Del., and
George McKnlght, Wilmington,
Laura .. iteea, ii-i -a. aa ac
Charles F. Joynt, 2030 Moore St.. and Ella
W. O'Connor. 114 S. IKth at.
James A. Ritchie. 1MB N. Felton St., and
Elisabeth C. Retd. 8.143 Vine st.
William II. MacFarland. 2013 K. York at.,
and Elslo II. Burgess, 2012 K. York st.
Dsnlel T, McCarthy. S44 N. 12th St., and
Margaret A. McCrosaon, 811 3. Dlit st.
Clarence R. Humphries, Narberth. Pa., and
Illancho F. lloyd. 232 a Frailer St.
Harry II. Brill. Spartansburg, 8, C, and Rhea,
Hyman. 2027 N. 22d st.
Charles II. McGowan, Lansdalo. Pa., and
Sadie P. Elliott. tKM E. Westmoreland st.
Domcntco Masclantonlo, 1424 Alter it., and T.
Kllzabeth Itevello. 1214 Ellsworth at.
George I- Herbert. Rtone Harbor. N. J., and
Sidle T. lleggs, 3012 Warren St.
Frank Rushumad. .'(00 Iluttonwood st. and
Mary Stevlec, 004 N. fld st.
Russell n. Smith. 2410 Memphis at, and Ida
M. Gilbert. 112S E. Palmer st.
Norman Cnrley, 707 8. 20th St., and Mary
Brown, Bs7 Richmond st.
Walter Harrison, l&Ou Lombard St., and Mar
garet Murray, 21 H. 21st St.
William Cressey. 2411 S. Garnet st and Marie
L. Wallls. 1045 N. Ringgold st.
Herbert D. Williams. Ridley I 'irk. Fa., and
Bertha E. Hoover. 047 N. 4M st.
Job A. Conrow, 0038 Locust St., and Hirrlat
L. Button. 32 N. 40th st.
Jnmrs 11. Klcholanu. Lancaster, Pa., and Katie
Fapanlcolts, 4818 Paul at.
Christopher Dietrich, (110 Cantrell st., and
Margaret Turnbull, 041 McKean St.
Thomas II. Perkins. 1217 ilatnbrldg at., and
Emma Lee, 1217 Balnbrldge, at.
DIVORCES GRANTED
Court of Common Plea No, 4 today areata
divorcer to the following
Rav S. Ashenfelter from Harry I- Ah.
fetter.
Robert Currlnaton from Lela Currlnnton.
Howard A. Danehowar from Julia Danehowar,
Harriet Frlda from Levi Field.
Itertha IljgFrost from Arthur M. Frost.
Mary Kajuisxr irom Moms liavnaar,
Charlea tm Laumaster from Addle WhUworthv
Laumaateriaf
Margaretr. McCall from John McCall.
Mar" r oKeiiy rrom j-airira f itv,
Hannah F, Wolf from William II Wolfe.
Joh" Zlealer from Emma Klexler.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Strayers Busmen Cc4Uf
801-801 Chestnut At.. PkfeW.
Practical coarse. Moderate price. Peal
guaranteed. Day k night session. Enretl
Evening CIamm
The National School Elocution and Oratawr
I). A. HHOKMAKKK, Parkway MM.
Miss
English,
1T20 CHESTNUT Wt,
swjm Dramatic Art. ElecuUaat.
Special da for children.
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ITALIAN SCHOOL. 1811 Cl.e.tnul, IWUaJi-f
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