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EVENING LEDUllR-PIIILADtiLPniA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1915.
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NANCY WYNNE TELLS OF DAY'S
DOINGS IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Fitter Will Be Host and
Hostess at Dinner Dance Tonight Various
Rumors of Engagements
MANY CHARITABLE AFFAIRS '
INTEREST SOCIETY FOLK
Journey of Joy for Northern Home for Friendless Chil
dren Promises to Be a Great Success Various
Other Entertainments Attract
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mHB WlUlfim FItlers wilt give a dinner
Idanco tonight for Undid, whoso for
mal debut this will be. She Is a charm
In? typo of elrl and Is most popular in
tho younger set. Her mother win Miss
tun W. Audenrletl, a sister of Mrs.
BeofRo XV. Kendrlck. 3d. who war Mar
lon i Audenreld, and of Lewis Audcnreld,
who Is very fond of tils young niece.
juchel 9 of a rather serious turn of
mind nnd. therefore, a happy relief nftcr
some of the youngsters one meets theso
days.
With Caruso, Scottl and Alda as draw
ee cards, the opera last night was a
marvelous success Society with a big S
wa there en nnsso nnd listened to every
note of their bolotcd Caruso's voice with
tov though his Intense sobs and grunts
caused some unholy ninth, especially
from T the Opera Club, for which, by the
wnv tho audience In general should be
thankful, for when the Ignornnt. who nre
elcased with one special note, stmt In to
BDnlaud before the finish, the Club ,1c
icends upon them with a nilchty hiss, nnd
nrdor Is once more restored?
After all our expectation the l'rlnce
and rVlnccss never appeared. How over.
I aura Hlddle was beautiful enough to
make up for the nbonro or any pi hires
And some of the bridesmaids ftoni Uuih
Cone's wedding were there I saw- them
between the acts, Susie Ingersoll and
Catherine Howie looking lllfo failles. If
Susie Is la" ' "' t,,ph' ,,jU' pin,
frocks with the puffy skirts and long
missel sleeves of chiffon, which wclc e
trkontln trll becoming Utile Mary
Wurts Joined them and the;, ran Into the
Stotesbury hot to seo Hope Crnimwll,
alio with her young husband has Just
returned from her widdlng tilp nnd who
looked unusuallv well In a cienni-coloicd
town, trimmed with narrow bands of tur.
Mrs James Iargo entertained In her
box Mrs, William Hyrd rngo, Isabel Pago,
S. Davis Page, Ward Hrlnton and Spen
cer Large.
As usual, after the performance the
nitz-Carllon supper-dance was the at
traction, and a number of suppers were
given there. The Stoesburys entertained
a party. Including the Tony Cromwells,
Mr and Mrs. Walter Brooks, Jr., tho
Craig Diddles, Bobby Cnssatts, Gardner
Cassatts, Tom Bldgways, Mrs. John
Kearsloy Mitchell, 3d, Jim Cromwell nnd
Dr. Charles Hartc. The W. Frazler Har
risons also entcrtnlncd. their guests in
cluding Mr. nnd Mrs. George Mcl'adden,
Jr. nnd Mr and Mrs. A. J. Droxel Paul.
Mrs. B, Franklin Clyde had as guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Archibald Barklle. Barclay Mc
Faddcn had nmong Ills guests Miss Prls
tllla Bohlen nnd Miss Hugenla Cnssatt.
Tho Fcrrulls had Invited Caruso to at
tend the supper-dance, but the singer
was so fatigued ho returned at once to
New York. Mrs. Thomas Glover had as
rucsts Mr. and Mrs. Lentz and tho "Wal
ter Blnbons.
Hope and Tony Cromwell were at the
Btokes-Coxo reception In the afternoon,
which wns a perfect Jam of people, and
as for the presents I never saw such an
array. Thero was not a square Inch be
tween them on tho tables, which were
arranged around tho rooms, nnd they
wcra all beautiful, not a single eyesore.
Tho people who wanted to get In curly
had a time out there, for tho 2:32 train
was delayed until after 3:15, but they
finally came In time to go to Valentino
Mitchell's llrst nt home.
Tho Wheeler men's party for Hllza
fceth Wheeler was a great success last
night Elizabeth looked charming In a
frock of palo blue, and received her
guestR standing between her two big
uncles.
There woro small tables nnd every one
was specially well plnccd, which Is a great
thing. Tho girls were principally debu
tantes, nmong whom wero Kmlllo Ken
nedy. Hannah Wright, Theodora Lllllc.
Margaret Hemnk, Barbara Boyd, TTytcn
dalo Balrd. Kilzabetli Adams, Katherluo
Hunter. Edith Carle, Agnes Brockle, Lisa
Norrls. Rachel Fltlcr. Gertrude Pancoast
and Sarah Franklin. Somo of tho men
wero Louis Parsons, Whitney Wright,
Bert Bell, de Bonnevlllo Bell. Uiew
Wheeler. Hal Adams. Cowan and Steel
man Bain. Hooves Henry, Bayard Henry.
Bnowden Samuel, Ted Edwards, Brooko
Edwards. Bert Kennedy, Ted Hanze.
Ernest Kitson, Bart Hirst, Rodney Cook
man, Ufrcd Hunter, Charles Fox anil
Danny Hutchinson.
Every one Is much excited over tho
words littered the other day at a tea by
the pretty sister of one of our debutantes,
who Is creating quite a furore in tho hearts
of her many admirers. Pretty sister lias
a trio of such ardent admirers that 1
am wondering which ono she will choose
aa she has evidently decided not to wait
much longer to fako her choice, for sho
will not let little sister beat her to it, so
to apeak, so she says sho will announce
It llrst. It must be awfully hnrd to de
cide In a hurry, don't you think?
A goodly number of Philadelphia girls
and men left for Baltimore last week to
attend the dance given by Mr. and Mrs.
Ilewea for Priscllla Dawson and Nancy
Olcott, two of the most attractive debs
In Baltimore this winter. Beth Scott
was the guest of the Dawsons while Anne
Spencer stayed over tho week-end with
her old school chum, Fanny Stewart Mc
Lean. Gertrude Heckscher Is visiting
Mrs. C. Morton Stewart at her lovely old
country home in the Green Spring Val
ley. She and her mother are expected
back today, which doubtless will cheer
the drooping spirits of a number of
Joung suitors, Other Phlladelphlans who
attended the dance were Alva Sergeant,
Brooke Edwards, John Mears, Aplln
Sparks. Berkley Reed, Hal Adams, and
a young man who halls from Boston, but
la making his home here this year, though
roost of his spare moments are spent in
the city on the Chesapeake. I am told
that the lady of his heart really lives
there so thai Is surely the cause, very
best reason for his many visits.
Another question in my mind Is Just
Jhen a certain little brown-haired,
brown-eyed lady who came out last sea
Jon will tell us of her happy and, as she
fondly believes, well-guarded secret. We
have had our suspicions for some time
nd as to the mother of the mai) In the
ease she Is brimming over with delight
about It all. for bhe wants this very little
Person for a daughter-in-law more than
anything else In the world Just now.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Or and Mrs. William J. Taylor, ac
companied by their daughter. Miss Mar
n Taylor, and their sons, Sir. Clement
wbold Taylor and Sir. William J.
Taylor, Jr., of Jenklntown, Pa., have
closed their country residence and have
returned to their town house, 1825 rino
street, for the winter.
The Geographical Society of Philadel
phia will hold its second monthly meet
"S of the season this evening, at Wlther-
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DANCING
? P- LUwooa Caunwntcr Studio, J123 Cheat
mfflisjr. In i,er i.cwcj( etepa. TeleeUone.
spoon ltnll, when Mr. Henry O. Brynnt
will glvo an Illustrated lecture, entitled
'Roundabout SoulliAmerlc.i.''
Mrs Walter Jackson Freeman and her
daughter. Miss Corlnnc Boiden Freeman,
Will be nt home Informally on Sunday
afternooni nt K12 Spruce street thioiigh
out the winter from I until 8 o'clock, be
ginning next Sunday. '
Mr. Charles A. Potter nnd his daugh- ,
Ur, Mi's Dorothy Potter, who lus been
passing n month nt the Vltglnln Hot '
Springs, will return to their home on Fri
day. Mrs. John Horrance nnd her daughters, ,
Mrs Allre Hood nnd Miss Winifred Dor
rnnro. who lime been traveling llirouun
California, having visited the Panama
Kxposltlon. have returned nnd will pass
the winter at the Windermere.
Miss Mnrj Hievnrd Roberts will gle n '
rending of "The Piper." Iij Josephine
Preston Prnbody, tills nflrrnoon nt her i
studio, 118 North l!Uh street, at I o'clock
This is the fourth of a series of six drn- I
matic iceltals being given by Miss Rob
erts. Along the Main Line
MEItlns- III. and Mrs. W. NVwnnld j
WntKon, of Hetkley toad, have Issued In
vitations for n dance to he given at the
Itllti'lihousi' on December" 13 I
ARDMORK-Mr and Mrs. Gerrllt P
Judd, of Lhiumlr road, have lmd lis their
guests for sovenil weeks Miss .Maigaiet
Framis, of Troy, N. V. Miss "lands re
tinned toiler home Inst week.
Mr. and Mis. Walter llnllnhan will re
turn today from a week's stay nt Lake
wood.
Mr. mid Mrs. II. ( Nnylor. of 30,1 Clif
ford nrnue. have closed their homo here
ami hii i;one to St- Louis, Mo., whom
ttiov aie stopping with Mrs. Nnlor's
patents.
nitYN MAWR-Mr. and Mrs. Kilward
A. Llpplp. who have been stopping nt
rdpewood Inn. have returned to their
home In I he city.
Mr and Mis. Dnnlel G. Stevens and
Miss Gertrude Stevens, of Lansdowne,
have been visiting Mrs. Hugh Abcrncthy,
of Quir toad.
Germantown
Mr. Augustus Lcngcrt. Jr., of US
Mayland avenue, has returned from a
three months' trip to California.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William n. Murphy, of
3S Apslcy street, entertained a number
of friends the other evening In honor of
their wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Augusta T. Ostrnndcr, of St,
George, Albany, N. Y., Is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Randall II. Roberts, of
ID Fast Walnut lane.
Miss Allco Dreher, of Stroudsburg, Is
tho guest of Mrs. Randall 11. Roberts, of
10 East Walnut lane. Miss Drehor's en
gagement to Mrs. Roberts' son, Mr. How
ard Roberts, wns recently announced. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Chailes G. Super, of 231 West
Haines street, entertained a number of
friends Inst week In honor of Miss Dre
her.
Miss Doris Gwynne Stnton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Staton. of K113
Germantnwn avenue, is a guest of Miss
Hilda Dlcklson, of Woodstown.
Along the Reading
Tho annual fair at Calvary Presby
terian Church, which Is an Important
event In Wyncotc, will bo held Thursday
and Friday afternoon and evening, De
cember 2 and 3.
Sirs. Albert Gee, of 322 North Camao
street, Oak Lane, will entertnln at n
linen shower nnd ten tomorrow In
honor of Miss Mnrgaret Pole, whoso
mnrrlago to Mr. Percy Haywood Geo
will tnko place somo thno In Jnnuary. The
guestH will Includo Mrs. S. J. Geo, Mrs.
Arthur Gee, Mrs. S. J. Brown, Miss
Ethel Brown, Miss Ircno Brown, Mrs.
Thomas Montgomery, Mrs. W. Wells
nnd Mrs. Arthur Savage.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary of tho South Oak
Lano Improvement Association gave a
matinee MO yesterday afternoon. Tho af
fair was In charge of Mrs. C. W. Van
Artsdnlcn, Sirs. Arthur Becker, Mrs. Fer
dinund Prltsch, Sr., nnd Mrs. Charles
Woolfiom.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Stow, of 10th
street, Oak Lane, arc spending several
weeks nt Hot Springs, Va.
What's Doing Tonight
Lecture, "Humor nnd Humorists ot tho ISth
Century," b Thomas A. Daly, St. Joseph's
College auditorium, H o'clock.
Coili'se cf Physicians, 22d and Ludlow
fetrcetn; 8 o'clock.
rnnklln Institute, South 7th street; 8
G'clo 'k. Tree.
Kensington Hoard of Trade, Hancock street
and Husiiuclunna nenuc; 8 o'clock. Free.
South SSd Rtri'et Business Men. Y. if. C. A..
B'.M and Hanscm streets; 8 o'clock. Free,
I.'ast Central Business Men, 423 Spruce
street, a o'cloik. Free.
I'lilon Helvetia dinner, Tschopp's Hotel; 7
o'clock.
rntertalnment, CHerbrook Institution for
Blind: s o'clock. , ,
Kiiiiiro unit dance, TtojHl Arcanum Hospital
.x.,oM;iton. Lu l.u Temple; 8 o'clock.
Diilictln Committee, Catholic Theatre Moe
nunt. tit. John's Itectory, i o'clotk
I hlUilelphla I'oundrymcn's Association.
M.irmlm tunrs' liul 8 o'clock.
i'leiiaretlness lecture, (JeorKO Wentworth
Carr. Central Y M i A : 8 o'clock.
Monorail Horfity. General Llbraiy, "Univer
sity ot lVnnslvanU; 8 o'clock.
Festival of loitir, (hUiai'mano Lutheran
Church; 8 o'clock.
National Civil Service Reform League, Unl
ersits Club; 8 o'clock.
Hamilton Whist Club, 251 South -Hst Htreet.
Settltm'cnt Junior Club, 28th and Lombard
streets; 8 o'clock.
I'lillopatrlun rrlnstrels and dance, llellevue
Stiattord, N..".0 o'clock.
fiermantown Uo3' Club, parade- S o'clock.
0-ograplilcal Society of Philadelphia, Wlth
erspoon Hall. 8 13 o'clock
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Mrs. Lavino is one of our most
Girard Farms
Mrs. Frederick Horn), of SilOS South
18th Btreet, linil ns her Ruests over
TlinnkHRlvlns, her son nnd dniiRlitcr-ln-law,
Mr. nnd Mrs V. A. Bond, ot
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Sunbury, Pa.; Mis. C. II. Ilrtehmn, of
Aubuin. X. Y., nnd Mr. 13. II. Urlghnin,
New York.
The second entertainment In the
Lyceum Course nrrnnfied by tho Ladles'
Aid of Mount Hermon Church will tnko
place on December li In the church, when
Mr. W. Powell Hnle, Impersonator, will
bo heard. Mrs. W. I. Tomlinson Is chair
man of tho committee In chnrgo of theso
nlTalrH, nnd nmong tho others Interested
ore Mrs Joseph 13 Hill, Mrs. Neff Lalng,
Mrs. Ida Heck, Mrs. A. ,1. Anderson. Mrs.
Joseph Gonzalez, Mrs. Howard Harvey.
South Philadelphia
On Saturday evcniiiR a. surprise party
was Riven Mr. Joseph Plrkes, ot 2232
South 6th street. Mr. Plrkes was pre
sented with a beautiful wrltliiR set by
the Younsr People's Socialist League. A
light luncheon was served. folIowliiB slns
nnd dnncliiR.
Captain Andrew Gllbort Rave an oyster
supper at his cottneo at National Park,
If. J., on ThnnkSRlvliiR Day. Tho Rticsts
were entcrtnlncd by the captain himself
nnd ninny others, including the Oakley
StnnB Band.
Miss Hose MannlRnu, of 11th nnd South
streets. Is upending this week nt Atlnntlo
City ns the guest of Miss Sattio Vaur-han.
Mr. and Mrs. Dreycr recently enter
tained a iiiitnhcr of friends at their resi
dence, C1G Fernon street. The ovenlng was
spent In singing and dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Snmuel Ilcckcrninn, of 12th
and Lombard streets, aro "visiting rela
tives In New York.
Lansdowne
Tho annual club luncheon of tho Twen
tieth rVntiTy Club will be held today
Mrs, Charles S. Musser is chairman of
tho committee.
Dr nnd Mrs. John II. Davis entertained
their COO club on Saturday night. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.
Ilurrows, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew YounR.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. P. Gaucher mid Mr. and Mrs.
John "W. Moon.
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Weddings
STEri'ACIinil STKIN'UACH
Tlio mtirrl.'iKu of Hiss Itutli M. Stcln
linch, dnuslitcr ot Jlrs. Jolinntui and tho
lato Dr. Lewis W. Stclubncli, to Mr.
Luster a. Stcppnchcr, ot 1S0I Sprint?
Gnrilpn strcot, will take plnco ut 0
o'clock tonlRht tit the homo ot tho bride's
mother. 13CJ North Hroiul street. Itcv.
Henry nerkottltz, of tho Hodopli Shalom
ConRrogntlon. will perform tho coremony,
which will bo followed by a reception
Tho lirlilo will wear a sown of white
satin nnd rose point lace, with a veil of
lullo extending to tho hem of tho court
train. Her attendants will be Miss Kdna
Kteppacher, the brldeRrooms'.s sister,
maid of honor, and Miss Iluth Gerstley
and Miss Dorothy Stern, brldesmaidrt.
Miss Steppachcr's frock Is of peach
color faille taffeta with trimming of net
embroidered with Iridescent spanples.
The bridesmaids will bo Kowned allko
In pink satin draped with cream-colored
lace.
Mr. Maurice Stcppnchcr will bo his
brother's best num. Tho brldcKroom and
brldo will leave on an extended Southern
trip, and upon their return will live nt
211S SprliiB Garden street.
mryi:r-kckiiahdt.
Announcement Is made Is mado of the
marriage of Mian Clalro E. Kckhurilt,
granddaughter of Mrs. AV. Reldciiour, of
Glenfllile, to Mr. Albert L. Meyer, of 3210
North Uroad strcot, on Thursday, Novem
ber 23. at tho homo of tho bride's grand
mother. The Rev. Dr. V. H. Dlppell, of
tho Gerrnnn Lutheran Church, performed
tho ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer left
for a tour through the West.
KMIGK-POLLACK.
Miss Muriel Pollack, formerly of Phila
delphia, whoso father, the late George
Pollack, was United States Consul to
Panama, was married today to Mr. Wil
liam i:mlge, of Hrooklyn.
Tho ceremony was performed by tho
Ilev. Dr. Albertson at noon In tho La
fayctto Presbyterian Church nnd wns
followed by a breakfast at tho Crescent
Club, only members of tho Immediate
families being present.
Mr. and Mrs. I'migo left for Corpus
Chrlstl, Tex., where they will mnko their
future home.
SHAMAN-GIBSON.
A pretty wedding took place on the
evening of November 23, when Miss
Isabel C. Gibson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tetcr Gibson, of 1127 Hrlo nvenue,
beenmo the brldo of Mr. Arthur Samuel
Seaman. The ceremony wns performed
nt tho homo of tho bride, by tho Rev.
Hugh 13. McCrone, of Wakefield Church,
Gcrmantoun, Miss Margaret Lorlmor,
of Crovden, acting ns niald of honor.
Tho bride, who was given In mnrrlago
by her ratlinr, woro a gown of white
crepo do chine, adorned with pearls, and
carried n bouquet, of Ilrldo roses nnd
lilies of tho valley. The maid of honor
woro a gown of yellow crepe do chine,
trimmed In gold lace nnd panno velvet,
nnd carried yellow chrysanthemums. Mr.
Paul Seaman, brother of tho bridegroom,
acted as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Sea
man will be at homo after January 1, nt
3.11C North Park avenue.
Tioga
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Buerger have
left their apartments in tho Majestic and
aro occupying their home, 3710 North ISth
street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel Hobcr, neo Sacks,
of 37:8 North ISth street, aro receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son
on Satuidny, November 20.
Roxborough
A well-attended dinncr-danco was held
at tho Country Club Friday ovenlng. Mr.
Frank Sagendorph was chairman of tho
committee.
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MRS. ItUDOLPIt BbANKENBimO,
Mrs. Edward F. Sayres, Mrs John
XV. Converse, Mrs. John Willing, Mrs. J.
Harrison Smith, Mrs. George C. Thomas,
Mrs. C. Stanley llurlburt. Mrs. It. Walter
Starr. Mrs. Russell Dunne, Mrs. Charles
A Bonder, Mrs. Henry Philips Hnmmon,
Mrs 1'rederlck K. Koons, Mrs. Howard
XV Lewis', Mm David Lewis, Mrs. (J.
Oram Ring, Mrs. Ralph C. Stewart, Mrs.
Wilbur Taylor, Mrs Norrls Henderson,
Mrs. James G. Halfour, Mrs James A.
Alcorn, Mrs. J. Millard Kesslcr and Mrs.
Roland C. Taylor nre among the list of
patronesses for tho niusicnl fantasy,
"Tho Journey of Joy," which will be pro
duced hi the ballroom of the Bollovue
Ht rat ford on the nights of December 14
nnd 15, for Iho benefit of the Northern
Home for I'Vlendless Children.
Tho theme of the fnntnsy Is weird
and nivatlo, and much ot the musle car
ries out the effect of dramatic nltcgorv.
A slight plot runs like a silver thread
through tho production, nnd nets as con
necting link for tho mnny ypectncular
dances and songs with which tho entire
piny Is replete.
"Jov." ethereal and elusive, disliking the
poor children with whom she comes in
eontnet. Incurs the anger of "Envy," who
conspires with "Misfortune" to get even
with "Joy" and induce her to run nwnv
with him. They wander fnr afield, visit
tlio Innd of "Hats and Owls," nnd aro
sorely frightened "Charily." in her quest
for "Jov," Is Joined by "Youth," "Rrautv, '
"Grnco" nnd "Onlctj ," but their march
Is nil In vain; "Joy" conHtnntly eludes
them, though they seek her In moving
plcturo palaces, roof garden cafes, nnd
danco halls. Her (light Is a long one,
occupying all the yours ot her lifo from
tho time sho Is a woo child at school until
she reaches woman's estate. Much to the
mirprlso and delight of thoso seeking her,
"Joy" Is finally discovered In the nehool-
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room from which sho had fled many years
before, sitting near a magnificent Chrlnt
mas tree, about which the kiddles are
dancing nnd singing happily.
While the conception of tho plot 1
simple, It has BUITlclcnt of the mystlo
pervading It to render It most alluring,
punctuated, as It is, with spectacular
dances and tableaux, Tho green fairies,
representing childhood's days, and tho
small children from tho homo who repre
sent tho school children nro especially
appealing. An Innovation In this year's
production will bo a song with violin
accompaniment, rendered by the Misses
Mortlmoore, and Miss Margaretta HIsp.
ham, ono of the season's attractive
debutantes, will delight her audience
with a dnncc-song,
A number of supper parties have been
nrranged for both nights of tho perform
ance, and a dnnco for tho talent and
their friends will be given on tho night
of tho second pcrformnnce.
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