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NANCY WYNNE'S DAILY GHAT ON
TOPICS OF SOCIAL IMPORTANCE
Two Debutantes Will Be Introduced This Afternoon at
Teas Large Receiving Parties Will Assist
at Both of the Affairs
OSAMUNDE FISHKn will be given
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Ki a tea this afternoon by her parents
at the Acorn Club.
Rosamonds is the younger daughter
of Mr and Mrs. S. Wilson Fisher and
ft niece of Miss Ucsslo Fisher. Het
grandparents were Mr. and Mrs. Cole
man Fisher nnd they lived for many
jears in I'enllyn. where the younger
generation now resides also. Mrs. Cole-"
man Fisher wns a Miss Wilson and n
nccc of the late Dr. Hodman Paul,
well known in this city, the father of
tho present Hodman Paul and an uncle
of the late James Paul, whoso daugh
ters, Mrs Paul Denckta Mills and Mrs.
Charles A Munn, arc so prominent In
social things In these days also. So
there Is connection with the Pauls, As
tors and Prcxels In llttlo Miss Fisher's
fimllv Her brother, Clarence w
Fisher's, engagement to
rnnke. daughter of Mr.
Josephine
and Mrs.
James W Cooke, of Chestnut Hill, was
recently announced, nnd the Cookes
gave a dinner-danco In November In
honor of Hosamonuo, whlcli was n tie
llghtful affair. The girls who will re
ceive at the tea today are Isabel Page.
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Gertrude Pancoast, Christine Stockton
Josephine Foster. Marlnn Grant, Helen
Mm tin, Marv Scull, Edith Page, Caro
line' Pembrrton. Marjory Taylor, Mary
Wharton. Mary Wurts, Ellen Hopkins ,
and Salvadora Meade. Receiving with
Mrs. Fisher will be Mrs. George O.
Meade, Mrs. James W. Cooke, Mrs.
William F. Norrls, Mrs. Charles P.
For, Mrs. Horace II. Franclne and
Miss Elizabeth Fisher.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fisher nnd their
daughter are spending the winter at
!I8 South Broad street.
The second ten this afternoon will be
given by Mr. and Mrs. C. Wendell
Woodward, of the Clinton Apartments,
In honor of their niece, Motile Cerboni,
who Is nnother attractive debutante.
A great many of the debutantes will
receive with her, among them Mnr
garet Perot. Marlon Hutton, Louise
Grey, Mary Dercum, Coiinne Freeman,
Margaret Cat-tic, Jane and Katherlne
Everett, Hachcl Fitter, Julia Hamp,
Helen Marshall, Agnes Allen and Lu
cille Lusson.
Scarcely a day passes that some In
teresting people are not to be found
lunching In the exquisite rose and gold
room or the Kltz-Curlton. At noon
yesterday a number of fashionables
were noticed, among them Mr. and
Mrs. J Kearsley Mitchell, 3d, who were
with the George F. Tylers nnd the
Billy Elkins
t-i,. cmi.i. f,, TTfiri '
Kitty Smith and Harr ,
Tucker lunched together, and In one (
corner Katherlne Kremer was having
an Interesting tete-a-tete with Iloddy.
Others lunching together were Mrs.
Paul Denckla Mills, nnd her little
daughter, Mr. Arturo de Hceron. Mrs.
Isaac H Schlicter, Jr.. Mrs. William
Gray Warden. Mrs. Randal Morgan,
Mrs Hownrd Clark and Mrs. Jack Hol
llngsworth, Mr. Harry McMlchael.
Mrs Lawrence T. Paul nnd Mrs. Alex
ander Brlnton Coxe; Edwlna Weth-
crlll with several friends: John C. Bell I
with Doctor Thomas; the William Ellis
Sculls, Mrs. Tllghman and Miss Hop
kins and the James Spears, whose mar
rlage. as you will remember, took place
Just a little more than a year ago In
New York.
I was quite editied the other day
when a young woman tripped Into the
dressing room nt the IMtz and with
great precision opened her exquisite
little handling and drew therefrom the
usunl vanity case, powder, lip stick
and so on. but that wasn't all! To my
surprise a tiny toothbrush, with Its
accompanying cleanser, emerged, and
the little lady applied herself diligent
ly to her molars. This Is surely the
day of the careful toilette!
A visit to the smart hotels during the
luncheon hour ennnot fall to prove a
liberal education in what the smartly
dressed woman is wearing. Evidently
the charming alliance of velvet and fur
Is a lure which few women can resist.
Mrs. Jlmmlo Potter has succumbed
to Its charm, for I encountered her In
tho Bellevuc tho other day wearing a
charming black velvet model of the
fashionable daring coat, over a blouso
of crepe strapped with ribbon. Lunch
ing with her were tho Princess Trou
betzskoy. Mrs. Marlon Dougherty and
Mrs. Horace Allen. Mrs. Dougherty,
who Is another devotee at the shrine
of velvet and fur, was stunning tn a
tailored suit of black velvet, which had
the collar and cuffs outlined with
beaver. The little toque carried out
this Idea, the beaver being fashioned
at the side into -a prim, straight bow.
The Princess was ultra-smart In a
long coat of sealskin, which flared In
the most graceful lines. It had a very
blgh collar of skunk, Into which her
head sunlc In a luxurious manner, while
her cuffs were of the same fur. Co
quettish In the extreme was the little
toque of American Beauty velvet self
trimmed about the brim, to form a
wreath of petals. Mrs. Allen wore an
Interesting looking three-piece costume
of bottle green broadcloth and a large
hat adorned with gold braid. I The patronesses are Mrs. N. Myers Filler,
mi. . ,. ,, . tii,ii i Mrs. James CoaleMrs. Franktln D'OHer,
Miss Margaret 1.. Corlles, of Phlla- . Walter Llpplncott.
delphla, who has spent much time here
and at the North Shore. Boston's most venVha?." rurnVUn" a
famous social resort of the summer ! hunting trip In the northern part of Que
wason, has undertaken a new line of j bee
relief work which Is attracting much ''
attention. Miss Corlles. who Is at ' Along the Main Line
Hotel Vendome for some time with 0VERBROOIC - Mrs. Alexander M
her mother, who is-being attended by' Qarwood. of Sherwood road, entertained
a well-known physician, has been at luncheon, on Thursday afternoon,
deeply stirred by the reports which Among those present were Mra. WJMa.ni
have reached her from friends In TCu- jf Vr. NvaTer 'lrlsf " Mr?
fope. telling of the great need for warm j stuart Kinser. Mrs. Louis Spit. Mrs.
materials for making clothing for the Frank Krlbbs, Mrs. John Eberbach and
iCnco an1v,hl,Hdren 's ?wr;i"Sr.liTriMi.r
ranee and Poland, so she has Just j ,hef card club un ni;ht nt their home,
announced that she will organize a I 63S Overbrook enu.
committee of prominent Boston women ' Mrs. Guy R. Overend's dancing class
toM,arrc?,,htwork- ., , , oTfrac?ur' ,?st n,sbt " th
Miss Corlles hag traveled extensively '
to Europe and has beveral friends! RADNOR - MUs Margaret Berwlnd,
there with whom she corresoonds an! I daughter of Mr and Mrs. Henry A. Ber
th, wnom sne corresponas, uni I Welrwood. Radnor, returned
'ney are keeping ber in clos? toyeh home on Mcmday from New York-, where
tith icndiLDMs. From ber Knowledge sue vUtted Mis Paullae Pisiton.
' of the country she has been Impressed
with the Idea that materials such as
the French and Belgian women desire
to use In making garments for them
selves may be purchased to Rood ad
vnntago In northern France, thus sav
ins a considerable amount of very val
uable time over transporting it from
America. For the Polish sufferers and
for any others which cannot be sup
plied by such purchases of cloth In
, northern France she Intend? to secure
the Rood? from Boston stores. She
confidently expects that, through the
Influence of friends here, she, can se
cure the storekeepers' co-operation to
the extent of supplying her with cloth
which may, perhaps, be tucked away
on back shelves because a little out of
, the "latest" style, but still as Rood
I and warm as ever for the service of
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; u,p "vcai- m mis way it Is expected
t,,nl a considerable saving can be ef
fected.
Contributions of money are being
sought and already have begun to
come In, and with these Miss Corlles
will personally attend to the purchaser
' nnd wl" oversee the shipment of what
(tt'flp nnnrin ts linn. t. &
ever Roods may have to be sent from
the L'nlted States.
Miss Corlles Is a member of the
Acorn Club, was president of La Movi
"tft1I?, '" X9U nnd ,,elonKS ,0 tho
rnuatlelphla Country Club. German
town Cricket Club and the Colonial
Dames of Philadelphia.
NANCY WYNNE
Personals
The Midwinter Ball will bo given at
Horticultural Hall on February t. The
men who will give the ball this year In
clude Mr. Lvnfonl niiMlo tr willinm
L man Riddle, Mr. Gouverneur Cadwal-
1 atler. Mr. Wilson Catherwood, Mr. Henry
I Brlnton Coxe. Mr. Thomas DcWltt Cuv
lor, Mr. H. Wlstar Hnrvev. Mr. Charles
Edward In;crol1. Mr. Sldnev W. Keith.
Dr. Itobcrt G. t.econtp, Mr. Henry Pratt
McKe.in, Mr. William It Merer. Jr ,
Mr. J. Kearsley Mitchell. Mr. Robert L
Montgomory. Mr. A. J. Drcxel Paul, Mr
Edgar Scott. Mr. Alexander Van Rensse-
, lnrr ami Mr. Edward Lowher Welsh. Two
other members ho arc In deep mourning
will not bi present this year. Mr. Sidney
I Krlth Is chairman and Mr. Henry Brln-
ton Coxe, treasurer.
j Dr. William WIIllnmB Keen, of 173
I Chestnut street, has Issued Invitations for
a dance at the Rltz-Cnrlton on Wednes-
day evening. December r, In honor of his
granauaugnter. Miss Corlnne Borden
Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis, of Hortter
street, Germantown. announce tho en
gagement of trjrlr daughter. Miss Cath
erine Hunter Davis, to Mr. Charles Free-
man itowiey, of Boston. Mass.
.v., in viir- n pi ur. ana .Mrs.
Franci. H. i0,vip.. .,, .," ,
Harvard
College and Harvard Law
enooi
Miss D-ivIs a well known in nnd nrnuml
Philadelphia, ns she is most popular, hav
ing mvlc her debut several winters ago.
She Is a noted golfer, having Ron severnl
tournaments this year. She is the older
sister ot Mlrs Margaret Davis, one of the.
debutantes of this season.
Mis Davis and Mr. Rowley are visit
ing In North Adams, Mass.. for several
days, where they are being extensively
entertained.
Mrs. Lorlng Drouet, of the Rlttcnhouse.
' spending some time at the Rltz-Carl-
ton In New York.
Invitations have been sent out by the
Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial
Dames of America for their meetings
to be held during the month of December.
On Friday. December 10, at 10 o'clock
Is a Supplemental Claims Committee
meeting.
On Saturday, December II, at 10.W
o'clock a stated meeting of the board of
managers In Congress Hall, 6th and
Chestnut street.
Mr. T. n. Stoughton Holborn, of Edin
burgh, will lecture on "Art and Cill
7enship" ot the Graphic Sketch Club, 7J9
Catharine street, at S:30 o'clock on the
evening of Saturday, December 11.
On Wednesday, December 15. a meeting
of the socltty In Congress Hall at 11
o'clock.
On Thursday. December SO. a meeting
will be held at 3 o'clock at the Stenton
Mansion.
Mrs. Graham Spencer. Miss Agnes M.
Sneneer. Mlsy Anne H r-nencer, formerly
of Kaolin, have taken a house at Devon
which they will shortly occupy nnd where
they will make their home in the future.
Miss Dorothy Frick. who has been visit
lng Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Spencer Miller, 3d.
has returned to Baltimore.
, J , rTTT , , i earetta F. G. Benson. Alice inompson.
Friends of Miss Edith Runk. of Haver- Virginia Roberts, Eleanor Arnett and
ford, will be glad to hear of her recovery Mar. wurts. The men nre Joseph Don-
from her recent severe illness. J,er. Roger Montgomery, Richard Ellison.
, , William Hewson. Edward Kneass. George
Mrs. Herbert T. Hnrtrnan gave a bridge I itower, Jr.. Joseph Carpenter. EmlleGeye
yestrrday afternoon at her home In St. i ijn wllllam II. Taylor and Edward Mor-
uaviHs. tier cue.iis inciuueu .ur. juun n.
Duval. Mrs. Herbert Tull. Mrs. Littleton
Waller. Tazewell Waller, Mrs. Albert
Balton, Mrs. Edgar Marburg, Mrs. Milton
Campbell, Miss Lena Adamson, Mrs.
George Davles, Mrs. Arthur Allen. Mrs.
Joseph Huston. Mrs. Constant Jones, Miss
Nancy Krebs, Mrs. T. H. Lane. Mrs. Lucy
Muyo. Mrs. Oscar Meyer. Mrs. William
H. Walsh. Mrs. Edward Weyl and Mrs.
Allen Harris.
The marriage of Miss Hendrlka Troo
stwyk, daughter of Professor and Mrs. j
Troostwk. of New Haven, Conn;, to Mr.
S. Benjamin Obadlah, of New York, will
take place Thursday, December 16.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Sheble, Jr.
of Susquehanna road, Rydal, are giving
a house warming this afternoon from 1
until 7 o'clock. Mrs. Sheble was Miss
Dorothy O'Day before her marriage In
th spring.
Mies Charlotte Brooke l conducting
a dancing class for kiddles on Tuesday
afternoons at the Rlverton Country Club.
EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY, DECEMBER
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MISS MARGARET ANN MAY rhoto by Marc.
Debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dnvis May, who was
introduced by her parents at a large tea given at the I3ellevue
Stratford last month.
OPENING FEATURE OF CHARITY
BALL EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
Over Two Hundred Well-drilled Dancers in Brilliant
Costumes Will Typify Each Month of the Year
at Thirty-sixth Annual Event
PROBABLY the Cbaritv Balls opening '
feature will be the most effect ve ever
given, owing to the gorgeous costumes of
those who will participate In the var.ous
groups which will dance to represent the (
four seasons with their respective three
differently costumed months,
h.,v
There has been an unusually
response to the tickets sent out
and the
rnmmlttee has received applications for
almost double the number of boxes avail
able These facts, together with the will
ingness of society's younger clement t
participate in ine oprouu, i --
J--. ,1 the eieentlon.lllv long list
of patrone-srs. indicate lar--e Interest
In local charlt'es. In spite of the calls for
hlp from ab o". With the possible ex-
centlon of the fancv dress ball. Riven two
or three years ago. this season's event
,m ,,. in beauty of .-cener. va- '
t.-,we.
which will describe the dances to follow-
In the pageant of the seasons.
Spring will ce tne r.rst senson. rr,irc
scntlng the Children's Hospital, and this i
croun Is In charge of Mrs. Joseph B. :
Hutchinson. March, the first montn ot
spring, will be sym&olic ot s-i. i ainc
Day. and both girls and men will be
dressed In typical Irish costumes and
execute an Irish dance. In this set nre
Misses Sophy W. Blspham. Elemor
Porcher. Mao- Lclper. Estelle D. :?an.
ders Anita Sanders, Maria Supptee.
Katharine C. Newtioia. Jtrs. r.aara r
Close, Mrs. Hmry X. Dlllard
Dunn. William II Parker,
Jr.. Henry i
Jr., John
Leiper, M. Leidv. Montague L.yceu. r-u-ward
Close, William P. Russell. H. Evan
Taylor and Wlllard Summers.
The girls In the April set will wear umbrella-shaped
skirts and the men will
attempt to look like umbrellas with the
covers on. The girls are Misses Helen
Tower. Charlotte Rush. Emily Williams,
! Ellrabeth Williams. Alva Sergeant, ilar-
rls.
May will be a typical Maypole dance,
with appropriate costumes, garlands of
tlowers. the girls being Miss Mary Bally,
Miss Margaret H. Burton, Miss Elliabeth
B. Montgomery, Miss Rachel Fltler,
Miss S, I'ytendale Balrd, Miss Josephine
C. Shlppen Foster, Miss Isabel Page. Miss
Charlotte Fahnestock, Miss Sarah H. S.
Penrose. Mlsa Anna M. Walthour and
Mi's Frances Tyson. The men are Mr.
Brewster Koons, Mr waiter roueran,
Mr. Fred C Schaerter. Mr Warden Mc
Lean. 3ir Harrison ianr. Jir nuuusun
Hancock, Mr Alfred Barton. Mr. Arthur
R. Sayres, Mr. Charles II Balrd, Mr.
Philip Marvel and Mr. Francis Dlament.
Summer, representing the Jefferson
Hospital and directed by Mrs. Charles M.
Lea. will have perhaps the most eflectlve
costumes. June girls are rose maids. In
white dresses, pink sashes, with white
hats, pink bows and parasols. The men
will wear white nanneis wun roee-coiorea
ties and socs. June girls are Mrs, George
Harding, Jr., Mrs. A. Thornton Baker,
Jr., Mrs. J. Cooke Huber, Midi Grace C,
Carhart, Miss Marie Louise Williamson,
Miss Helen Keeney. Miss Katharine Dla
ment. Miss Mary Halt Laird, Miss Fran
ces Bally, Miss Edith Smith and Miss
Margaret Perot, and the men, Mr. Harry
Adams, Jr., Mr, George B. Evans, Jr.,
Mr. C. Colkett Wilson, Jr., Mr. A. Thorn
ion Baker, Jr., Mr, Not's 8. Barratt, Jr.,
Mr J. Cooke Huber, Mr. John D. Myers,
Mr. C. Heath Bannard. Jr., Mr. Rowland
Sergeant, Mr. John Miller and Mr. Fors
ter. July wilt be a truly national affair, in t
deference to tbe Fourtn of July, the girls '
STEAMSHIPS
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
CTOiVFR'S Tbe But Biulaus Bcbwu.
a t ru ii j M1 ,MI Cttmnal strtt.
Prlvt Ioiu- etenccrapbr Eur btxnct.
Ituich voavtr 3-i H.ilo Biif 13i Cbtiuut.
rlety of costumes ana ciaoora.e uuu..,. oblnson Dorothea Oberteurfer ri Sheard. Mrs. John I. Coulbourn. Mrs. S. .
any previous affair. Urini l-"mm? Dnrr f,ri H.n , ' M- Vauclain. Mrs. A. C. Harrison. Mrs.
The stage will be decorated to reprc- ""Vl,,; iTohn ThV l nil m ' . I j- a Cadwalader. Mrs William G. Hal-
sent the four seasons of the ear. and , Lhjtotine Rehn The men are Morris hct r K, r.ark BaM n x c
elaborate plans have been made. A new '". 'f""" fc" ch",1! r,CIatren Ron llnelln. Mrs. .11. It. Ilattleld and Mrs I
feature will be the delivery of 'l"'.' Tr J .. r . m r?"' ll""!- C. Francis. I
logue in a darkened house by J. II. Der,atur, w " tlnyton McLlroy, I
nn old Mask nnd vig man. ,," ,. -mui ..cii uuu .ur. uar-
wearing red and white striped skirts, blue
waists and Godde.ns of Liberty gold
crowns. The men will appear in khaki
service uniforms. In the set are Misses
Elizabeth Adams, Uelenc Martin, Anne
Merrick. Elinor Bean. Margaret O. Re-
niak, Marie Wright. Martha McAllister,
, Haroara Ilenson. Cnfhnrfnn llnl.lnann
i Marie T. Graham, Christine Stockton',
F. Brown. Percy D. T.ivlor. Philip Fisher.
James H. Little. Thomas Robinson.
Palmer Townsend. James Devlin. Jr..
Butler Smythe. Harrison Frazler, Frank
Ro)er, Ktlwurd Waton. William Hopkins
, nn , 0u .
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M Jones.
, , ''"""' ""' wi be remembered by
, ugust lancer, the girls In orange
rnock. blue and white striped gol.lng
j MMrts mi. farmers' hats. The men will
b dressed as farmers. August girls are
-Misses iiarjorie Morris. Jean Bulllt,
Costumes of the autumn months will
also be representative of that particular
season. September dancers being dressel
In golfing clothes. Mrs. Wllllnm A. IMatt
Is directing the autumn group, which rep.
resents the Sheltering Arms, one of the
four benetlelarles of the ball. In the Sep
tember set are Miiues Lllhe I'rlslleld.
Edith Smythe, Rebecca Lycett. Katharine
Secler. Francis Ladd, Eleunor Noble,
Dorothy S. Foltr. Emllle Claxton. The.
men are Caierly Ncivlln, Arthur Silves
ter. Edward Samuels, Alfred Arnold,
Harry kerntt, John Keen. Gerhart
Faries and William Maybcrry.
Representing Halloween, October d-inc-
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ers will wear effective Tama Tama cos
tumes. The dancers Include Misses Ellen
Mary Cassatt. Eugenia K Cassatt. Susan
B. Ingorsoll, Salvadora Meade, Mary E.
Bohlen, Mary D Thayer, Mrs. Albert L,
Smith, Saunders Meade. Herman Voor
hees. Harry Ingersnll, Charles Davis, R.
Gilpin Ervln, Henry Plait and Albert L.
Smith.
November girls will be In almost exact
polo costumes and the men In regulation
hunting costume, with "hunting pink"
coats. In this set are Miss Adelaide L F.
Pepper. Miss Marie M Williams. Miss
Nanev Scott, Miss Kulalle Wlllcox. Miss
Sophie II. Morris. Miss Charlotte, Blddls
Williams. Miss Margaret Dunlop. Miss
Anne Gabrielle Tllghman, Miss Catharine
Brlnton. Mlfs KTizabeth S. Myers. Mr.
Joseph Sims. Mr. Charles Meyers. Mr.
Nellson Edwards Mr Ford Todd. Mr
Theodore Paul. Mr Howard McCall and
Mr Francis Roer.
The wtnter group, which represents the
Vnixerslty Hospital, Is In charge of Mrs
George Wharton Pepper, owing to tho
fact that Mrs George Harrison Frailer Is
In mourning December girls will bo
dressed to represent as nearly as possible
Christmas trees and the men will be Kris
Krlngles. The dancers In this set are
Miss Alice Mary Clay, Miss Dorothy
Dlsston, Miss Rachel Iitta. Miss Mary
Frances Fisher. Miss Eleanor L. Hop
kins, Miss S Worthlnston Mitchell, Miss
Silvia Barnes. Miss Agnes M. Kennedy,
Miss Harriet M. Tra2ler, Miss Ann Lewis,
Mr. C. Iewls Morle. Mr. Charles S
Cheston. Mr. Casper W It Townsend. Mr
W, West Frailer, Mr. Edward W.
Madeira, Mr. Rowland Evans, Mr. Will
iam G Cochran, Mr. Charles Wharton.
Mr. Robert Bell and Mr. William Latta.
Skitlng Mill be the theme for the Jan
uary set. the costumes being most novel
and appropriate Both girls and men
will be all In white, the girls dressed
like the girls In the Winter Garden cos
tutro, and the men in moelnaws. The
dancers arc Misses Almeo Hutchinson,
Agnes Brockle. Margol E. Scull, Cor
nelia C, t.eldy, Gertrude S. Hecksehcr.
Marian Myers, Eleanor Carpenter, Mar
Ian Savage, Katharine E. Register, Eliza
beth Morris and John Shobcr, Harry Nell
son, Orvllle Bullitt, Thomas Flnletter,
Hamilton Cheston, Lawrence Saunders,
Barclay McFadden, William Clark. Rob
ert Carrere and Walton Clark.
Costumes of the February set are quite
unique, the girls as valentines, with gold
cloth waists, embroidered with hearts,
skirts of red tulle and each carrying a
bow and ft quiver of arrows. Each man
will bo a king of hearts. In this set are
Misses Frances W. Scott. C. Eleanor
Pepper, Ellrabeth W Griffith. Sarah C.
Nellson, Emllle Kennedy, Elizabeth W.
Downs, Theodora LHIle, Sarah Myers,
Edith E.irlo. and Margaretta Myers.
CrnwforJ Madeira, John B. Thayer,
Thomas Hart, Joseph Molten. Alden L-e,
William Stroud. Phlllcr Iee. Kenneth
Kennedy, Henry Gcyelln and William
Davis
Charity Affairs
A new feature of the annual bazaar for
the benefit of the hospital of the Woman's I
Medical College of l'enns Uanla will be I
a parcel post table, at whleh students of I
the college will attend to wrapping nnd i
mailing articles to the homes of their
buyers The bazaar, which opens this
nfternoon at 3 o'clock, will continue I
I through the afternoon and during tho i
, evening, and will take place In the gym- j
j nnslum of the Woman's Medical College,
isi street ana ronn t-oucgo avenue. I
Mrs. Isaac S Stover will be In charge '
of the llowcr table nnd Mrs. James . '
Bunting, Mrs Wlntleld Sheard and Miss 1
Anne It. Saunders will be In charge of
selling fancy articles, dolls, aprons.-hand-Kerchiefs
nnd lace collars. Miss Lillian
Jones nnd Mls Emma Klahr will have
charge of the candy booth. Mrs. William
Kills Lukens and Mrs. Morris Williams
hnye ehnrrre nf the sunner. Ten wit! I,
poured during the nfternoon by Mrs. '
Harry C. Francis.
Tho committee In rharge of the affair
includes Dr. Mary E. Allen. Dr. Mary
Brown. Gertrude A. Walker. Dr. Clara i
Marshall, dean of the Woman's Medical j
College. Miss Anne It Saunders. MUs
Emma Klahr, Mrs. Arthur A. Stevens,
Mrs. E. Bartrum L.ivens, Miss Mary A.
Dobbins. Mrs. George Gorson. Mrs. Her-
I bert H. Cushlng. Mrs. Isaac S. Stoves,
I Mrs. James A Hunting, Mrs. wlntleld S,
West Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs. J. Laurens Kruse. of Mil
Ijinsdowne avenue, aro receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a daughter
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Green, of 31 South
Cecil street, nre being congratulated upon
the birth of a daughter.
Lansdowne
Mrt,. Joseph Riley, of Wycombe avenue, ,
has returned from a two weeks' trip to
Buifulo. I
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4, 1915;
WEDDING OF IMPORTANCE TO
TAKE PLACE IN GERMANTOWN
Daughter of Mrs. Snow Will Become Bride of Mr. Philip
Frederick Stoever This Afternoon at 4
o'clock Other Weddings
A WEDDING of much Interest which
will take place, this afternoon will be
that of Miss Marian Snow, daughter of
Mrs. A. I). Snow, of Queen Lane Manor,
and Mr. Philip Frederick Stoever, son of
Mr. nnd Mrs. William B. Stoever.
The bride, who will bo given In mar
riage by her brother, Mr. Edward Leslie
Snow, will wear an exquisite gown of
white tulle over a drop skirt of eatln.
The point laee which will trim the cor
sage and train of the gown Is the satna
as that which was used by Miss Snow's
grandmother, who left It to her with the
stipulation that It be worn for the first
time on her wedding dress. The train
of the gown will be especially lovely. It
Is fashioned of tulle edged with the old
rose point laee, which Is caught In at
the ends with tiny bunches of orange
blossoms Tho wide, full skirt, which Is
rather short. Is trimmed at the sides
with n pannier effect of rmall bunches
of orange btossoms. Her veil will be of
point applique lace arranged with orange
blossoms
The bridesmaids will be her sister, Miss
Anna Snow, ahd a cousin. Miss Eliza
beth Thayer, of Brooklyn. They will
wear frocks of pink tafTeta, and large
hats of black tulle trimmed with ono
large pink rose. The ceremony, which
will take place at 4 o'clock, will be per
formed by the Rev. Mr. Robinson at
the home of the bride In the presence
of the Immediate families only. A re
ception will follow, which will be attended
by guests from this city and New York.
MOYER-XOELLS.
The marriage of Miss Sybllla L. Zoells,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I.
Zoells, of 2252 North 13th street, to Mr.
Frank 9 Moyer. was solemnized on
Thursday afternoon, at ! o'clock, at the
home of the bride's parents. The Rev.
Frank Kuntz, of the Evangelical Luth
eran Church, Park and Susquehanna ave
nues, officiated at the ceremony. Mrs.
Hownrd S Stone attended as matron of
honor, and Dr. P A. Zoells. the bride's
brother, was Mr. Moyer's bent man. Im
mediately after the service Mr and Mrs
Moyer left for a tour through the South.
They will be at home, on January I. at
10X5 West Tioga stret.
Bala-Cynwyd
About 10 parishioners of 9t. Asaph's
Church. Bala, took part last night at
Bula-Cynwyd Auditorium In a decidedly
nmuslng farce. A Matrimonii! Club,
holding an old maid's convention. Pro
fessor Plnkerton In the person of Mr.
Paul S. Atkins, connected with St. An
drew's Mission, West Manayunk, for
which the affair was given, endeavored
to transform the maiden ladles Into be
witching girls; the play coming to a
ludicrous but amusing ending, when one
old maid deciding to be transformed Into
a man, Is placed in the transformer, but
the profefsor's powers refusing to work
the other old maids rush off the stage
In disgust Mrs. George B. Darby and
Mrs. William Stafford were among those
iictlvrly Interested In getting up the en
tertainment, and those who took part in
cluded Mrs. Clarence II, Vanderbeck,
Mro Richard Shoemaker, Mrs. William
StatToid, Mrs. Watson Malone, Mrs. Ar
thur Ilongartz. Miss Sybil H. Wright.
Miss Susanne Levick, Miss Mary M.
Willams, Miss Katharine H. Straw-bridge.
Miss Marie B. Wright. Miss Helen neck
and Miss Elizabeth Malone.
Mr. and .Mrs. Clifford F. Fo and Miss i
Vlrglnl i Fox. of New York are spending j
the week-end with Mr. Fox's brother and !
slster-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Addl- t
son Fox, of Cvnwd road, Cynw)d.
Mr. William P. Slnnett and his son-in- ,
law nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
V. Reel, formerl of Tioga, have moved (
Into their n'w home, City and Hecka-
moru avenues ,
Germ an town
Mrs. Edward Troth, of 311S West Pcnn
street, has as her guests Mr. and Mrs.
Woodbrldge Riley, of PoughkecpMe. N.
Y.. who have come-on to attend the wed
ding of Mlfn Marlon Snow and Mr Philip
Stoever, which will take place toda.
Miss Eleanor Edmonds, of Wayne aie
nuo and I'psal street, has Issued cards
for a luncheon on Thursday, December
IS. at her home.
Miss Marguerite Thompson, of iStl
South 17th btrcct. entertained Informally
last evening, In honor of her gueit. Mm
Fannie Prestwlch of Toronto, Canada,
who has been with her for the last week
i or -o. Among those present were Mls
Anna DriEgm.in. Miss Lucy Briggman.
I Miss Agnes Egan, Miss Catherine Egan,
, Mis Helen Kran. Miss Edith Gallagher.
Miss Emma Kelly, Miss Irene Murphy. I
Mi's Anes Mnrtln. Miss Margaret Shed. I
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Marie Thompson. 1
Do You
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you'll want your children to know
him and know him well. He will
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Mr. James Barrett, Mr. Basil Baldlno,
Mr. Charles de Carlo, Mr. Louts de Carlo,
Mr. William Ahern, Str. Albert Fortunnta,
Mr. John Essandronl, Mr. Albert Collins,
Mr. Nevllte Penrose. Mr. Edward McClus
ter, Mr James Hlgglns. Mr. A. A'Rosa,
Mr. John Meade, Mr. Frank Logan and
Mr. John Thompson.
Tho Manhetm Dancing' Class will hold
Its; first meeting this evening.
Mrs. George II. Brooke Is the director.
Mrs. Franktln Baker, Jr., of MO West
Hortter street, has Issued cards for a
buffet luncheon on Tuesday, December
II, from 1 until 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mro William B. Lloyd, of 233
Harvey street, have returned from Wer
nersvllle. Pa., where they spent the last
few weeks
Mrs. Frank A. Schwab entertained at
luncheon followed by cards, yesterday
afternoon at her home, 63 West Manhelm
street. Her guests Included Mrs. Robert
Radford, Mrs. Edward Murphy, Mrs.
Walter Knodle, Mrs. Frnnk Butler, Mr.
Charles Summer. Mrs. Morris Daniels and
Mrs. John Tynne.
Along the Reading
Mr. Samuel Sncllenburg nnd his daugh
ter. Miss Gladys Sncllenburg, of Rydal,
who have been spending the last three
weeks in New York, have returned to
their home
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's
Church, York road, Ogontz, gave an
afternoon ten and Christmas sale In tho
garage at tho home of Mrs. William
Nice, Jr., Spring avenue, Ogontz, on
Thursday afternoon, from 2 until S;30
o'clock. Among those In charge were Mrs.
Thomas Shoemaker, Mrs. William B. Gill,
Mrs. George W. Long, Miss Eleanor Long,
Mrs. Flounders, Mrs. Thomas B. Wentz,
Miss Woodlcton, Mrs. C. L. Card, Mrs.
Howard Ervlen. Mrs. William Nice, Jr.,
Mrs. Thomas Douglas nnd Mrs, J. Thomp
son Cole.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Van Court and family,
of Bent road, Wyncote. will leave shortly
for Florida to spend the winter months.
Mrs. Emma Van Burcn nnd Miss Hen
rietta Van Buren, who have been spend
ing the summer as the guests of Mrs.
Henry It. Sharpless at Labrunums, Chcl
ten Hills, have returned to New York,
where they will occupy their residence,
131 East 37th street, for the winter.
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o'clock.
Ilnnqut. Mrton Cricket Club. 7 o'clock.
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Orpheus Club concert. Academy ot Music;
R IS o'clock.
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nittenhou- Hotel, 7 o'clock.
Heceplion to John 1. Garber. Schooltnen'sj
C ub.
Carnltnl, Phi adelphla Socialists, Eagles'
Hall
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