EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, FEID'AY, OCTOBER 29, 1915.
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DEBUTANTE DINNER AND
iwvcmuti iu ijaigt: iiuinuur 01 VjueStS.
Personals of Interest
?irn. and MRS- I10L.AND I.. TAYLOR,
M,of SM West Cheltch avenue, ulll Rive
P,mll 5ln"er nt lhclr homo for M9S
Mlfflccnt McCarthy, of Syracuse, who Is
(Lin MIm Taylor, on Tuesday evo
tni November 2, before the dance
.('h j,ir, Bnd Mrs. Gustavu Ilemak will
,"T, for their daughter, Miss Margaret O.
Th gufsts at the dinner will Include
'.. corlnne Kreeman, Mls Helen Mar-
Mil Miss S Uytcndale Balrd, Miss Hdlth
t-.Unn I'aBC, Miss Carollno HollliiKswortli
'Emberton, Miss Anna 11. Merrick. Miss
rMhel Fitlcr. Miss Frances W. Scott, Mr.
'Sm Tumcr, Miss Palmer Townscnd,
i?i. Htnry Temberton, Mr. John Carter,
Itr John Ble. Mr. Holnnd Jellott. Mr.
Snnflson lloopes, Mr. Carlos Santa Maria
J Mr William Wright.
itr and Mrs Taylor will Rive a ball
lit their dauKhter, Miss A Marjory Tny-
!(" at the Hltz-Carlton on Januaiy C.
, w. anQ Mrs Charles Rdward Stafford,
- Haverford, have Issued Invitations for
L marilago of their daUBhtcr, Miss
.rtiiibeth llammlll Statfold, to Mr. Hrnest
v Halbach, of St. Davids, Pa., to take
Itics on Wednesday. November 17, at 4
Mock In t Mary's Church, Ardtnoie.
1 receptlcu will follow Immediately after
the cciem iny at the home of tho bildc's
Mrtnts, at Gordon and Lancaster avc
tues, liaverforo.
jltj May Temple will entertain at the
r Siturdaj afternoon dansnnt at tho Hclle-'tue-Etiatford
tomorrow. Her Ruests will
fL lllis Chilstlno H. Stockton, Miss
'Catherine Hunter, Mr. Harold Adams
Ud Mr. William Davis.
"Mr and Mrs. Wllllnm Thomson Shcr
' ton, of Hamilton Court, will entertain at
firmer towoirov. in honor of their little
jiujhter. Miss Alberta Sherron. Among
those pretent will be Miss Marsarct Fox,
'ills' Mary Louise Pntton, Miss Kleanore
ivnant, Miss Belle Pllllne and Miss
s Caroline Buck.
i Mr. and Mrs Charles C. WulbridKe
live Issued invitations for a hunt brenk-
fast on Tuesday, after tho election-day
run, at the new Huntingdon Valley Hunt
i Outhouse at Willow Grove, Pn.
Mrs. Shlppen Lewis, of 218 Cliveden ave
nue, will entertain at dinner at tho Mask
,nd Wig Club on Thursday, November 13,
In honor of Miss Eleanor Pepper. Tho
ijrty will afterward attend tho theatre.
I imons those invited are Miss Mary
j Dixon Thiyer, Miss Alfrcda Cope Lewis,
1 JIlss Franres Srolt, Miss Elizabeth Gilf-
nth, Miss Sarah C. Nellson.
The annual Peacock Exchange will bo
held at the residence of Mrs. Charles
Williams, at Havcrford, on Wednesday,
November 3. and Thursday, November 4,
irom w unui o a riocn.
i Mrs. Byron P. Moulton will entertain
l.il luncheon tomorrow nt her residence
I In honor of Mrs. Greene, who Is tho
j'fuest of her sister, Mrs. George Brooke,
ef uermantown.
Along the Main Line
NARBEBTH Mrs. Emma B. Marsh, of
J U South Narberth avenue, has been en
tertaining Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Swisher
tnd Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Phillips, of At
fjen, Pa.
ARDMORE The senior class of the
Loer Merlon High School gave a dance
last night In the school gymnasium. Tho
decorations consisted of autumn leaves
Ud novelties appropriate to the season.
Among those present were Miss Dorothy
Morris, Miss Grace Stlllwagon, Miss Mar
pret Kershaw, Mlsa Almeda Parke, Miss
Ethel Hamll, Miss Elizabeth Darrlson,
Hiss Ursula Seeburgcr, Miss Dorothy
Brrnes, Miss Jean Hammer, Miss Sarah
Fedrlck, Miss Marion PIckford, Miss Ruth
Pedrlck, Miss Frances Hadley, Miss Mar
lon Rainy, Miss Loulso do la F Keefe,
MIh Yvonne F Kecfo, Mr. William Me
Sowell, Mr. William Shuport, Mr. J. Mil
ler, Mr. Henry Pool, Mr Alexander Pool,
Mr. Edward Allen, Mr. Charles Ilapp, Mr
Benson Steed, Mr. Alexander Dalrson, Mr.
frank Benson, Mr. Russel Hammer, Mr.
Hirry Surlng nnd Sir. G. Sproul.
BRYN MAWR. The nnnual euchre nnd
licial promenade given by tho members
ef Our Mother of Good Counsel Church,
Bryn Mawr. for tho benefit of the paro
'thUl school, will be held Thanksgiving
tit. Wednesday, November 21, in tho
pchool auditorium.
Mrs. Robert Goellcr, of New York, Is
visiting Mr and Mrs. Herbert Lloyd nt
Bod-Llwyd. their place In Bryn Mawr.
Miss Ethel Maule nnd Miss Anna Foulke
live been spending n few dnya In New
,Tork. This evening Miss Maule will glvo
small dinner nt Briar Crest, her home
to ilryn Mawr, before the dance at tho
Merlon Cricket Club.
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Lincoln Clark
tare gone to Lenox, Mass., where they
are staying at tho Curtis Hotel.
lira. AValter D. Blabon will not open
aer house In Bryn Mnwr this winter, but
II1 OCCUnv an nnnrtmpnt nt the RitZ-
(Carlton after November 5.
ItOSEMONT. Mr. and Mrs. John Mor-
rift rtttnlaAH Tl-I..- TII1I n -a nnitniUnC
t 'ew days in New York, where they
jent to attend tho marriage ot Miss
Helen Judson to Mr. G. Elton Parks.
' VlLLANOVA.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles C.
Hlrrlinn. .lr nf Vt1n,,r..,a lnff for Hot
sfsrlngs, vi., yesterday, to spend a fort-
fs'int.
Mrs. npnrcA 1nWni1Attn nf Tllnnmfleld.
J rone to Hot Springs' with Governor
iwi airs. R. Livingston Beeckman, ot
'Rhode Island
j HADNOR.-Mrs, William D. Ayers re
j turned to her home In New York Wcd
Miday, after visiting her son-in-law
ma daughter, Mr, and Mrs. George Em
,M Btarr, at their homo In Radnor.
8T, DAVIDS,-Mr, Lewis Nellson and
ii Sarah Claypoole Nellson, of Coolock,
."turned yesterday from New York,
Jhere they have been spending a few
t Mr. and Mrs. Rollln H. Wilbur will
' tomorrow for Alexandria Bay, T. I.,
ire they will spend 10 days duck
IMctlnr,
Germ an town
Ir, GenrrA Xftillnv nv o Innar W-d.
I?Jay night at tho club. Tho guests In.
"Med Mr. and Mrs, B. Rlttenhouse Mll
"'. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Woodward and
ff- E. R. Carver.
A htln.t.ai. J. J, , .. .vL.a.. Xt
ji; , "L,H , mue'uancB WJ1 uo liivcil M
'.. Auxiliary oi me ucriHiiiw
Jrnandery, No. 82, K. T Thursday
ir"nr. November 4, at Masonlo nan.
?" Alonzo ThomDson Is nreatdent. Mrs.
Ph McDade U vice president, Mlsa
sin,0, 5' Drownley la secretary, Mlsa
htl Bodwitch la treaaurer. About 200
pi will b preaent
IjJ'r, and Mra, William R. Tucker, of
u? Qrtyatone, 12S West Schoolhousa
u?i Wll Biv, a dinner, on November 4,
;Oermantown Cricket Club, In honor
'II "M. Tucker-a birthday.
, Ui. ... .. " -
w7" "" atra, J. II, Hudds, oi otm
ttv venu will give a Halloween
Sf tomorrow afternoon In honor of
aniall daughter, Miaa Qmce Hubba.
J&J: CharU Henry Volgt. or West
m ian, bjta rsturnad from a ahort
r A TvTrT7 TXT rntTtl xtti a t- t,,t,
jtxkjxj xxx xiT.ii, lNJjjiJK, x'UTUKHi
lr, and Mrs. Roland L. Taylor to Give Dinner
stay In New York, where she wns the
guest of friends at tho Hotel MeAlpln.
Mls KllMbeth Kelly, of MIS German
town avenue, has returned from a visit
to friends In New Itochellc. N. Y.
Miss Maud McGonlRal. of Rtrnton nve
mie. has returned from a short stay In
Conshohocken, whom alio was the guest
of Miss Margaret Lynch.
Mrs. Leo Belknap, of Salamanca, N Y .
will be the guest of Mrs Arthur W llo
bert, of Greene street, for the next fort
night. Chestnut Hill
At the masked dance which will t.Ue
place on Monday evening at the Slenton
Country Clu.i when Miss Ma Tnlor.
of 151 East Mount Airy nenuo will tie
hostess, the f llowlng guests will be pres
ent. Mr. and Mrs Frederic'.. Slmonln.
Mlrs Marlon Hartley. Miss Marion Mont
gomeo, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hnwley
Mr. and Mrs CIIITord Ilawlej. Mr and
Mrs. Daniel Donahue, Mr and Mrs Htiltz.
Miss Helen Vr, Miss Lornlne Hlllscy.
Miss Mnry Dalesman. Miss Helen Cios
key. Miss May Alburser, Miss Helen
oung, Miss Edna Gaw, Miss Alice D1I
lenbeck. Mr nnd Mrs Frank ronnhui.
Mr. Harry Shoemaker, Miss Helen Car
son, Mr. Allen Hill. Mr Monroe ltob
Inson, Mr. Samuel Wentz, Mr Paul Hes
ser, Mr. Carl Evans, Dr William Van
Dalton. Mr. Marcellus Heppc. Mr Joseph
Dougherty, Mr. Leonard Stiles, Mr
Thomas Cunningham. Mr Arthur Jack
son. Mr. Philip Leroy, Mr. Frank Lamp
ing, Mr ltalph Frlshle, Mr. James Shellv.
Mr. Joseph Lamb and Mr. Alfred Hlnkle
Mr. and Mrs' E Hittcnhouse Miller
will entertain nt dinner on Snturdav.
November 6, at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club.
Along the Reading
Mrs. Charles J. Webb, of Elklns Park,
entcrtnlncd nt a largo luncheon nt the
Huntingdon Vulley Club nt Noble, Wed
nchilay. About '00 Ruests wore present.
The tables were beautifully decorated with
pink colonial loses nnd autumn leaves.
Tho Bachelor Gills' Club, of Willow
Grove, will give a Halloween social to
morrow. A mnsquerado daiuo will bo hold at tho
Jcnklntown Club rooms tomorrow night.
Three prizes will bo awarded to tho three
test fancy dress costumes and threo prizes
to tho best comic dress costumes.
Mrs. Roehm, of Upland avenue nnd
Ryd.il road, Noble, will give a costume
Halloween party this evening for the
benefit fund of the Civic Club of Noble.
Cake and candy will be on sale.
Mrs. Karl D. Williams, of Glenolden,
formerly of Melrose Park, has left for
San Frnnclscu, whore she will visit the
exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sheblc, Jr., have
moved to Rydal, whero they will occupy
their now house on Suequehanna and
Valley roads. Mrs. Sheblc will bo re
membered as Miss Dorothy O'Day, of
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schocks, of North
ICth street, are receiving congratulations
on tho birth of a daughter, October 24.
Mrs. Schocks was formeily Miss Virginia
Wleklc, of Oak Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham, of
Chclten avenue, Oak Lane, will entertain
at cards nnd dancing tonight in honor
of Mrs. Cunningham's sister, Miss Bertha
Hughes, of Detroit, Mich. Their guests
will Includo Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Dunn,
Mr and Mrs Horace Dunlap, Mr. and
Mrs. Georgo Bctts, Miss Clara Betts,
Miss Harriet Tnlley, Miss Pauline Carson,
Mr. Walter Carson. Mr. Cornelius Mor
gan, Mr. James Allen, Mr. Walter Lane,
Mr. Frank Scott, Mr. Albert Asher and
Mr. Thomas Morgan
Bala-Cynwyd
Diana and her bow and arrow, Spanish
girls, Colonial dames, Indian maidens,
Dutch girls and boys, Night with her
silver stars and wand and fairies from
tho lnnd-of-makc-bclleve will bo but a
few of the mysterious beings who will
mingle with ghosts, clowns, members of
tho Ku Klux Klan nnd other weird crea
tines nt the delightfully Informal
masqued dance to be given tonight by the
Cynwyd Club. Tne largo clubrooms and
spacious porch where tho maBqueradera
will wander between dances will be beau
tifully decorated with many-sized pump
kin lanterns, while great stalks of dried
com husks and autumn leaves will mako
a lifting background for tho various dan
cers in their picturesque costumes nnd
black domlnos. The dining room, whero
the buffet supper will be berved, will have
u table centrepiece of various size cornu
copias tilled with every variety of fruit,
while tiny pumpkin lanterns, black cats
and witches will add to the woird appear
ance of the supper table. About 200 mem
bers and their friends will be present,
among whom will be Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
Ham B, Kraft, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Chambers,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Boddy, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Ross Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Addison Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam H. Lavcrty, Mr. nnd Mrs. John G.
Fleck, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Scott McCracken.
Mr. and Mrs Wllmcr M. Wood, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Soeburger. Mr. and Mrs. War
ren Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vanne
man, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Little, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Gardner, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin P. Glnn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter S.
Delwller, Miss Marlon Vanneman, Miss
Sarah Pedrlck, Miss Dorothy Tlly, Mlsa
Ethel McMinn, Miss Sarah Pedrlck, Miss
Elizabeth Christie, Miss Bertha Kraft,
Mr. Lodge Oliver, Jlr. J. Howard Mecke,
Jr. Mr. O. 8. Carter. Mr. Henry Taylor,
Mr. K. M. Spanglcr, Mr Paul Vanneman,
Jr. Mr. Joseph Simpson,
West Philadelphia
The Prlsollla Sewing Circle of Weat
Philadelphia held Its annual mask
party In tho home of Mrs. George Bar
low, 643 North 61th strcot, last evening.
Tho committee in charge Included Mrs.
M. Delaney, Mrs. I S. Dobson, Mrs. M.
Pennell, Mrs. M. Bower, Miss Anna and
Mies Frances Noble, Mrs. John Stull,
Mrs. Charles McGlrr and Mrs. B, Mc
Laren. Mr, and Mra. James Walton Davie, of
W) Pine street, are entertaining Dr. and
Mrs. Joseph Davlo. whose marrlago took
place on Monday, October 11. Tonight Mr.
and Mrs. Henry T. Daglt will give a
small theatre party In their honor, and
tomorrow night Mr. and Mra. Davie will
give a masquerade dance- In honor of their
guests.
Dr. and Mrs. Davlo have apendlnir some
time In Washington and New York and
will go to Atlantlo City next week before
returning to their home In St. Louis.
Notices for the Society te will be
..rented and printed In the ETealng
Ledger, but all ueh notices roust be
written on one side of the IP"t roust be
signed In fill with fuU eddres., and
when possiblo telephone number must be
" Snd all such communication te
"Society Editor," Keuiug Ledger.
COa Chestnut street.
Unless these requirement ur e'ecl
eut e that veilflcatlen may be possible,
tbe notice will net be published.
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V1 SvXTS )
MRS GEURIT P. .IUDD
Mr. and Mrs. Judd will entertain at dinner tonight nt their homo in
Ardmore, prior to the dance at tho Merion Cricket Club arranged by
Mrs. Richard Evans Norton and Mrs. Kane S. Green.
Navy Yard Affairs J
Mrs. Littleton Waller Tazewell Wal
ler, wlfo of Colonel Waller, U. S. M. C.
will not receive on Thursday, November
4. but beginning on November 11 sho will
be at homo every Thursday afternoon
In November at her homo in the Navy
Yard.
Mrs. W. N. Hill, wlfo of Captain Hill.
U. S. M. C., will close her homo In tho
Navy Yard, nnd lenve on Wednesday
next for Jamaica Plains, n suburb of
Boston, where sho will visit rclatlsfs,
and rcmuln until Captain Hill returns
from Haiti. She wtll be accompanied
by Mrs. W. E. Parker, wlfo of Captain
Parker, U. S. M. C, who will visit In
Providence for a short time before sail
ing" for Cuba, whero she expects to
make her home.
Mrs. Frank Halford, wife of Captnln
Halford, U. S. M. C, will entertain on
Tuesday afternoon nt bridge in honor
of Mrs. Hill, who will leave the city on
Wednesday. There will bo three tables.
Her guest will includo the two recent
nrrivalB In the Navy Yard, Mrs. W.
5. Ltttletleld, wife of Lieutenant Com
mander Littletlleld, U. S. N.. and Mrs.
Vernou, wife of Lieutenant CommnmW
Vernou, U. S. N., nnd Mrs. Waller, Mrs.
C. G. Long, Mrs. Nelson Vulte, Mrs.
Chnrles A. Lutz, Mrs. Alexander A. Van
degrift. Mrs. Raymond B. Sullivan, Mrs.
Samuel Bogan and Mrs. Engeman, of
New York.
South Philadelphia
Considerable Interest la being mani
fested in tho sixth nnnual entertainment
and dance that is to be given under the
autplces of Mr. Daniel L. Keating, of 203
Christian street, on November 3, In K.
of C. Hall. 2Sth nnd Market streets, tho
proceeds of which will be given to St.
Joseph's Protectory for Girls, at Norrls
town, Tn. Mr. Keating is being ably as
sisted by Miss Edna Maher, Miss Cath
arine Qulgley, Miss Madeline O'Donnell,
Miss Agnes Hayden and Mr. Wllllnm
Lowe. Tho Knyoula Dramatic Company,
under the direction of Mr. Robert Nugent,
will present the three-net farce. "Thu
Kleptomaniacs," In tho auditorium, nnd
there will be dancing all evening. Mr.
Wittenberg's String Band of seven pieces
will furnish tho music. Among the pop
ular South Philadelphlans that will be
seen In tho cast are Miss Anne McDonald,
Miss Mniituerito Ormsby, Miss Margaret
Hlnes, Miss Catherine McDonald, Miss
Margaret Farrcll, Mr. John Roach, Mr.
Charles Heffernnm, Mr. Joseph McLough
lln, Mr. Frnncls Hogan, Mr. William
Duffy, Mr. Joseph Herfernam, Mr. Daniel
Keating, Mr. Jnmes Hughes, Mr. John
Ryan, Mr. John Hcfternam, Mr. Lewis
McClano, Mr. Charles Dornack and Mr.
Robert Nugent.
Mrs. I O'Connell, of 1513 Shunk street,
will leave shortly for Wlldwood. where
sho will visit some relatives. She will bo
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Jnmes A. Roberts, of 1430 South
3d street, has Just returned from a two
weeks' visit to Corning, N. Y.
Roxborough
Miss May Been, of Lcvorlngton nve
nue, will cntertnln on Saturday ovenlng
nt a mnsked dance. The house will be
artistically decorated with autumn
foliage, witches and goblins, so much In
order for entertaining at this season. Hor
guests, who will bo membcrB of the
Phi Sigma Sorority, will includo Miss
Helen Belver, Miss Helen Brooks, Miss
Mary names, Miss Theresa Gidley. Miss
Anna Homrlghausen, Miss Dorothy How
Ish, Miss Augusta Saxon, Mr. Russell
Davis, Mr. Bradford Dayton, Mr. James
S. Cassldy, Mr. Erman Bruce, Mr. Juck
Logan, Mr. Howard Small and Mr. John
Small.
Tioga
Miss Margaret Btckley, Miss Ethel
Bchurch, Miss Maud Wilson and Miss
Margarot Park gave a mask dance at
Tioga Hall on Wednesday night. Anions
ai... ac,ai. .vaca Ilia. .Tptinl, ITnrVAV.
Miss Elizabeth nrown, Mlsa Katherlne
Snivlcy, Misa Margaret Henry, Miss Flor
ence Taylor, Miss Helen Hunter, Mlsa
Marie Edmonds, Mlsa Josephine Cudray,
Miss Naomi Coughman, Mlsa Mildred
Taylor, Miss Dorothy Young, Miss Mary
Petit, Mlsa Elsie Emblck, Miss Alice
Conkltng, Mlsa Florence Kline, Mist Re
becca Cooper. Mr. Ralph Bear, Mr. Hall
Renchler. Mr. Gordon Bchurch, Mr.
Charles Moore, Mr. Russel Taylor. Mr.
C. Smith, Mr. Joaeph Dugan, Mr, Harry
Alsentzer, bit, iiowti junra, air, ucurito
Robinson, Mr. Arthur Brown, Mr. J.
Speck, Mr. Paul Jahn, Mr. Thomaa Spot
well, Mr. David Balrd, Mr. George Rash,
Mr. Jack Squire end Mr. Granville Mil
ler. Mr. and Mra. Wesley Flanagan and
their daughter, Mlsa Virginia Flanagan,
of 3623 North Grata street, vlll leave to
day for a fortnight's visit to relatives In
Virginia. i
Dr Malcolm Douglas, of West Tioga
street, will return the end of the week
from East Wareham, Mass, where he has
been visiting relatives on hla return from
it tour through the Weat to California.
Subscription Dance
Over two hundred society folk from
In town, along the Main Lino nnd Chest
nut Hill will attend tho llrst of a series
of subscription dances clinperoned by
Mrs. Richard Evnns Norton nnd Mrs.
Knno S. Green, which will bo given to
night nt the Merlon Cricket Club. Tho
musical progiam has been especially ar
ranged by Mrs. Norton, and altogether
the evening promises to be a delightful
social nffalr Among the guests will bo
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson Potter, Mr. and
Mrs. II. Bartol Brazier, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Robert W. Lesley, Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry
P Ball, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Mathow Balrd, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Condermnn, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerrit Judd. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert P. Ken
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. Atwater Kent, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Alexnnder W. Caivcr, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Charles Carver, Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs.
Alexander Sellers, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick
Stout, Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis Kemblc, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Ijongstreth.
The nffnlr will bo the occasion of many
dinner parties. Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard E.
Norton will cntertnln 40 guests nt tho
Merlon Cricket Club Among them will
be Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Potter, Mr. and
Mrs. Georgo B Thomas, Mr. and Mra.
John Sinnott, Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen
Dallcy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drinker
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin II. Fitlcr. Mr.
and Mrs. Knno S. Green, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Clayton French Banks, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Kendrick, 3d, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac II. Clothier, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Mat
thew B.ilrd, Jr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard
liongstreth will nlso entertain at dinner
before tho dance, ns will Mr. and Mrs.
Gerrit V. Judd.
Never Before
Such a Showing
of Shoe Styles
in Philadelphia
as Here Now
This is essentially a sea
son which gives free reign
to the Geuting Idea in style,
which demands originality
and artistic design.
The discriminating woman
in search of newness of
model finds four styles here
to one shown at other stores.
The high character of
"Queen Quality" workman
ship needs no recommenda
tion to Philadelphia women.
They are world-famous for
flexibility, comfort, style au
thority and long service.
Notice to charge cus
tomers all goods bought
this week will be charged
as a November purchase,
billed December 1st.
I
The Stores of
JJ
1230 Market St.
Shoes and Stockings
for the Family
Every Foot Professionally Fitted
Three Geuting Brothers Supervising
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WEDDINGS
CLARK-nENSHAW.
A most prominent wedding In the
Northeast took place Wednesday evening
when Mis Ray Hcnshaw and Mr. Vin
cent Clark were married In Trinity Pres
byterian Church, nt Frankford avenue
nnd Cambria street. The ceremony
was performed by Doctor Wallace. The
bride, who was Klven In marrlago by her
uncle, Mr Georgo Moodle, woro a gor
geous gown of white rrcpo meteor,
trimmed with princes lace, nnd car
ried a shower bouquet fo Hrldo roses
nnd lilies of the valley. Ml Florence.
Moodle attended as maid of honor Sho
was gowned In buff crepo de chine,
trimmed with gold loco, nnd cacrWd yel
low rosebuds. The bridesmaids wero
Miss Carmen Moodle, Miss Frances
O'Neal, Miss Mnrlon Harris n-..l .diss
Elizabeth Slnnamon. They woro dresses
I of buff crepo do chine, trimmed with
whlto lace, and woro largo black velvet
hats. Thry carried yellow crysanlhe
mums. Miss Verna Vnno and Kleanor
Moodle ncted ns llower .;.ls T7hey woro
whlto net dresses nnd carried baskets of
yellow (lowers Mr. Clalk had ns best
man Mr. Allen Kylo, nnd the ushers
wcro Mr. Edward Clark, Mr. Earl
li.iuslior. Mr. Donaldson Leopold nnd Mr.
Russel Hergeshelnier. After nn extended
honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Clark will bo
at homo nfter December 1 at 1W4 Modary
sticet, Germnntown
ESMONDE SMALL.
A very piotty wedding took place In
tho Church of Our Iidy of the Rosary
yesterday niornlns nt 11 o'clock, when
Miss Gertrude M. Small, of (300 Haver
foid avenue, became the brldo of Mr.
Ciarcnco P. Esmonde. Miss Sadie A. Mc
Caw attended tho bride, while Mr. Francis
Q. Esmonde acted ns best mnn. A break
fast followed at tho bridegroom's home,
SS5 Wynnewood road, Overbrook. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Esmondo left for Washington, B. C,
nnd points South. I'pon their return they
will llvo nt 6071 Allmau street, nnd will
receive nfter December 1.
Melbourne
Mrs Frank I. Rclszner and Mrs. Thomas
R Howard will glvo a bnl masquo on
Monday evening at Mrs. Rtlszner's home,
19 Sellers avenue.
Miss Jean Grecnblatt, of 27 Sellers ave
nue, who hns Just lecovrred from a se
rious nttack of pneumonia, will soon loave
for Lnkewood, N. J., where she wilt stay
for threo weeks.
Miss Jennie Moycd will leave this eve
ning for New York to stny over Hallo
ween, where sho Is to participate In a
bon voyage party. While there sho will
bo tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Brow, of
Brooklyn.
Dancing classes have now formed In
the Burd School for joung girls, which
wilt start Monday under the direction of
Miss Crancer, of 6147 West Chester road.
Lansdowne
The Knights of Columbus nro holding
a country fair tonight nnd tomorrow
night In tho school hall. There are won
derful exhibits of pigs, poultry and farm
produce, and tables of all kinds of cake,
candy, ico cream, popcorn nnd elder. Tho
ladles who nro nsslstlng ore Mrs. Louis
Meyers. Mrs. Edward Mingey, Mrs. Will
iam Culhane, Miss Ella Rudolph. Miss
Gertrude Haley, Miss Klty Sullivan, Mrs.
John Sullivan, Miss Alice SulUvnn. Mr.
Thomas Culllnan is chairman of tho com
mittee; Mr. William J. Uhl, chairman of
tho Publicity Commlttcoj Mr. George W.
Riley, Music; Mr. Joseph Murrnv, Mr.
Harry Rudolph, Mr. John Sullivan, Mr.
J. Harley, Mr. Michael Dyer, Mr. Will
iam Druton and Mr. William Culhane are
In charge of tho entertainment.
Northeast Philadelphia
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Borzell, of II Jnd
Westmoreland streets, entertained nt
"00" Wednesday venlng A buffet lunch
eon was served Those present wero
Mr and Mrs. C. J. Llndlg, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Emery, Mr. and Mrs. William
Kerr, Mrs. Charles Snyder and Mr Har
vey Ackermnn.
Miss Hortense Sangster, of Harrlsburg,
Is the guest of Miss May Luber, ot North
tth street, for several weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph J. Mayer, of TS23
Amber Btreet, are receiving congratula
tions on tho birth of a daughter.
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Patent with
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and lace
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UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT
GIVEN BY LADIES' AID SOCIETY
Feast of the Seven Tables Held in Gymnasium of
Reformed Episcopal Church Last Night a Great
Success Masquerade Affairs Still Hold Sway
TUB "Feast of the ?even Tables," n
unique dinner, whs given lfwit night
In the gymnasium of the Reformed Epis
copal Church, Broad ami Venango streets,
under tho nusplcos of the Ladles' Aid So
ciety. The seven tables were white, red,
yellow, brown, green, pink and lavender.
Tho ladles presiding nt each wcro gowned
to carry out tho color scheme of their
tables and served a menu of similar color.
Rhnded candles and Mowers wero used
In tho decorations At the whlto table
chrysanthemums wcro used and n menu
of bread, potato salad and pork was
served by Mrs. Hunter Seltz, Mrs. Stephen
Hothersoll nnd Mrs. Clinton Christine.
Miss Jennlo Brappon nnd Miss Elizabeth
Brappon had a profusion of red dahlias
nt the red tablo nnd served beets and
cranberries. 'Mrs William Lindner and
Mrs M E. Klein had the yellow tablo,
using yellow chrysanthemums and serv
ing eggs, coldslnw nnd other yellow foods.
Oak leaves and bronzo-hucd chrysanthe
mums mingled with coffoo nnd ginger
bread at tho brown table, nt which Mrs.
Andrew I). Cotvln, Mrs. Albert Wall, Mrs.
Frank Taylor nnd Mrs C. 13 Atkinson
prenldcd. Pickles, olives nnd lettuco
lookod appetizing under palms at tho
green tnble. In chnrgo of Mrs. Charles
Shee, Mrs. E. Shroeder and Mra McCray.
Moot nttractlvo was tho pink tnble. with
massns of nlnk carnations, where Miss
Edna M. Lindner nnd Miss Ada Snlvely
fcrved strawberry Ico cream and dainty
pink sugar cakes. Tho feast ended at
tho lavender table, whero tho lavender
tinted after-dinner mints wcro In chargo
of Miss Paula M. Hall.
A blrthdny party was given In honor of
Miss Christine Swnnberg, of 119 South
Snlford street, on Tuesday evening, by
Miss Edith Scott, nt her home, Ruby
street and Chester avenue.
Miss Christine Swnnberg and Miss Ger
trude O'Neill wero guests of honor nt n
masquo dance given by Mrs. Snrah
Suffrage Events Today
WOMAN SUFFRAOU PAIVTY.
S p. m. MpetlnK at Broad street and Fair
mount avenue, .spcakprs, Mrs. Klla Hceve
Moor and Mrs. William u. JJerr.
8 p. m. Mootlnu nt Rermnntown nnJ Ivhlch
avenues Speakers. Ferdinand (Iraser nnd Mrs.
Q II. Wobor-nith.
8 p. m. Meetln nt 1047 South Btreet.
Brenker. Mrs Marlon Holmes
S:S0 p. m. MretlnB at Ilroad nnd Christian
streets. Speakers, Miss Estello Tlussel and
Graham Woodward.
PHILADELPHIA SUFFRAGE I.TJAOtTR.
R 50 p. m Mretlnp In Cathedral Hall.
Ftneakers, Miss Estello JUitiel and (Miss Dllle
Hastings.
EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY.
4 p. m Houston Hall (debate): speaker.
Miss Eltmbeth McSlmno.
7:30 p. m. 12th and Morris streets: speakers.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Galea and Samuel Moyer
man. 8 p. m. Bristol. Pa.; speaker. Miss Anna
McCue.
8 p m. Tounar Men's Christian Association
(central); speaker. Miss Hertha Sapovlts.
8 p. m. rresbyterlan Chureh (debate), 85th
and Lansdowne avenue; speaker. Mlsa loulso
Hall.
8 p, m. Morrisvllle. Pa.: speaker. Miss Eliza
beth McShane,
8 .10 p. m. Broad and Snyder avenue;
speakers, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Galen nnd Samuel
Moyerman.
O'Neill, nt her home, IS31 North 8th street,
on Saturday night.
Mrs. William Qrulnshaw save a shower
DANCING
C. ELLWOOD CARPENTER School of Danc
ing, 1123 Chestnut St. The school "depend
able." Prltate end class lessons every day.
AUTUMN RESORTS
Illllllllllll III lll'lll HUM I II III Jill 1 1 1 1 1 III III lllhlil If HII IIINMMII
' ,ATr A MTIfCLtTV nTa. IfSwra-k . ;)
The Spirit of America at Plays Magnitude and Cheerfulness
nelredere Submarine firlll Iteatnurant Traymora
The I'romennde In the Marble Kiclinnce
Three Decka 1'rontlnc tbe rionruiTfilk and the Ocean
I.llirnry Tovter Two Golf Courses) Eenliie Muslcnlra Cloister Garden
TRAYMORE FRIDAY CHATS
AN ATLANTIC LINER
Somo Hlto to tnko nn ocean voyage ns a vacation. The palatial
steamships have most of the accommodations of a line hotel and
they have a complete detachment from home troubles. Of course,
there Is that llttlo contrariety the Inexorable rolllnrr of the ship
which makes ono long for the llrm earth. Now tho Traymore,
built at tho edge of the sea, Is like a huije palatial Atlantic liner.
Tho ocean breezes blow over Its threo decks and In the evenings
the brilliancy of the vast marble Exchange far surpasses nny salon
of a steamer. Indeed, ho who desires an ocean voyage could hardly
do better than come to the Traymore. It has all tho advantages
of an Atlantic liner without that uneasy, queasy, rolling motion,
and, too, without danger from submarines. Steamer rugs and
chairs are furnished gratuitously by the hotel.
THE LARGEST FIREPROOF RESORT HOTEL
DanUIB. White. Tree. IN THE WORLD Joseph W. Mott. Mar.
'CONSERVATORIES or MUSIC
nc iNBIRUtilOkS
i5pn VAN LEER' Tenor
Bolo Tenor, Central Concreiatlonal. Brooklyn.
Concert. Oratorio. Bona Itscltal, Voice Cul
ture. FULLER 13LDO. 10 S. 1ST1I BT.
HENRY GURNEY
TKNOll
TIahn School of Muste
1714 CHEBTNUT STUEET
helen ACKROYD Y0,c cimr
HAMILTON -rw"Y' " Art ot Slnulna
Contralto Bololit, Church ot the Holy Trinity.
Btudlo, Eitey Hall, Walnut at lfth Bt.
PHILIP WAHIIISN
VOICE
ESTKY HALL
COOKE
WALTER ST. CLARE KNODLE
PIANO, OIMJAN, MNlilNO, TIIKOIIY
HTUDIO, 1710 ClIKSTNUT HT,
JAMES C. WARHU
Voles, Piano and Din
lMO CIIKMTMJT bill
EdwinA.Bril
L. COLE -'
Wm. J. Boehm
Chsmbf-Wyll Msmorlmli
KURTZ VOICE STUDIOS
10 8. IStu HI. CtU on lteqstt
o voica"
J. losgrove ;.
t, Taceay.
Arturo Andreoni Y!ft """ "ft
I Art ef bet canto. 320 He, 10th. Ester Uall
PtfW
tcjf P
tl dak.
irfPKTI.
ijtmfruth mi
nt her home. SM? North Rally atreet, In
honor of MIm Ileba Grant, whose mar
rlaae will take plaro noxt month. The
Kiiests present wer Mrs. Ida Orat,
Mrs. William Archibald, Mrs. Charim
Kerr, Mrs. llarrv J. Ferguson, of Nty
York, Mlas Vorna Tull, Mlsa l.oul. e
Hrhnelder. Miss Kthel Hcull, Miss I.u
retta Polmnn, MIm Dorothy Ornnt, Mies
Harriet Ornnt, .MIsa Iierthn LoRnn unci
Master 'William Qru'nshaw.
A majuo party wna held last nlpht
nt tho homo of Mr. Iftnntlus Hnsh, 3017
North 17th ptrcot. Anion? those present
woro Mlsa Helen MoDermott, Miss I.o
rctta Hash, Miss Mnry O'llarn, Miss Mrtr
Knret O'Harn, Mlsi Harnti Focarty, Miss
Allco I.oUKhHn, Miss Mnn' Gallon, Mr.
John MeKwiey. Mr. Charloi Hash, Mr.
William McKooloy, Jlr. Harry Foote,
Mr. James Fogarty and Mr. Jack
LoUKhlln.
On tho evening of Thursday, November
18, tho Tau Ilho Fraternity, ono of South
I'hlladolplila'a popular clubs, will hold lt
annual reception nnd danco In tho Lnw
renco Academy on South Broad street.
Frankford
Sergeant Harry Ajrnow, of tho United
Elntes Marino Corps, ototlonea Rt Ports
mouth, N. H has boen visiting Ms
brother. Mr. John Asnow, of 068 James
strcot.
Mr. nnd MM. Oonro Owlnnor-anMrs.
Wolf, of Decntur ntroct, Ilolmeabunr, ore
on rv six weeks' tour ot California nnd
tho Panama Exposition.
What's Doing Tonight
Minstrel show. GlrarA College: 8 o'olook.
Smoker. National Pervlce Traffio Bureau,
Spring Garden and 13th streets: 8 o'elock,
Loeturo on "Phystonl Tralnlnpr." bjr William
A Stechcr, William Penn Hlrh School; 7:80
o'clock.
Philadelphia Society for Promotion of TJberml
Studies. Orpheus Club Hooms. Baker Bulldta.
1520 Chestnut street, 8 o'clock.
Lecture. "Neltzsche, the Intellectual Btorm
Centro or Europe," by Emma Goldman, Musi
cal Fund Hall; 8 o'clock.
Christian "Missionary Alliance, BOO-North 20U
street.
rOLITICAX, UnSETl'UB.
FltANKLrN PAB.TT.
Toomey Hall, 23d and Dickinson etreetj.
New Garrlck Hall. 607 6outh 8th ntreet.
At 1703 Jackson street.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Broadway Theatre, Broad street and Snyder
avenue.
Town Hall. Qermantown.
Varn Republican Lea rue. 2121 North Broad
street.
Llederkranz Hall, 2721 Columbia avenue.
At 8203 Ridge avenue.
AUTUMN RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
I Superior location with an I
I unobstructed view of beach
and boardwalk A recognized !
, standard of excellence J
lilt ItADING RESORT M01CL Of lilt WORLD
nnatuorouflii?i5Kmi2tm
ATliANTIO CITY. N. J.
OWNtSSHIP MtSMIHIST
JQ8IAH WHITE SONS COMPANY
WpctmirKtpr K- ov- nr Beach. Elov. te
WWUIIIIISICI ,t iriv. baths, run. water.
fl.SO ud dly., 18 up vilely. Choi. Buhre,
ECKWER'S, Inc.
Philadelphia Musical Academy
1017 Spruce Bt Sd Term, Nov 4th.
Jean Bkroblach, tenor, pupil ot O
Itesike. See 47th Year Book.
iiLssiK SLAUGH voice
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
IIAl'lI) AM) SUBSTANTIAL
i'lVK IVKKKS' COlIKhii:
IN
l'llKNCll. SPANISH, UKKMAN. ITALIAN
FOUR LKHMONa A WEEK
Besides our lingular Class una Private
Instruction.
Fee 110. Money refunded ( not satis
factory. Writs, jihone or call.
Till'. TKCIIMCAI. Tl:.Clll:UH
ANH THA'B.IA'lcmtJ, ASSOCIATION
630 Perry Hid. Tel. Spruce 4238.
' piuLaiTelpuia tuhnukmkinije "
School now open for fall and wlatar Urras.
W teach cyinnastlcs, airman, dnwlna.
nscdleworlc and wlmmllia to children. 7 le
16 years, for 16 pr year. Enroll your chll
dru now. Ilroad and Columbia ave.
"Counlry Day School for BoyV'
irynnmutood rar
Ittv, Ollson Bell, Head Mastsr.
Phone Ardmore 1323,
Strayer'c Business College
801-807 Chestnut St., Pull.
Practical courses. Modtmti prices. Poiltleaa
ruarantsed. Uay nlsht sculona. Enroll now.
Miss Noves mo chestnut bt.
miss nujrca uramatu' Art Elocution.
EngMih Bpaclal class for children
KVP11ESS10N ANU UIIAMATIC AIIT "
KI.1ZA1IE11I LAE.MLU btllHElNKIt
111 CbcMuut Bt. Phone bpruce till.
tQsr " mr ATLANTIC CITY.
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