EVENING LEDGER PHIDADEEPEOX MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1015:
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UCY WYNNE HAS
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The Prazdnik, So Long Looked Forward to, Will Be
Held ronignb m uie jdiwu uum 01 tne ueiievue
Stratford Other Doilies
DR
LoriBTr li expectantly awaiting the
lPuM:!l:Ynlhl at tho Betlevue-
6in : . a oTirmelv smart number
Pi mtronessM nre Interested In tho
.Ewhlcn hat been gotten tip tinder
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theBmefBcncy Aid, under tho
ILw of M". William Kills Scull. A
Kumalonuartetwlllbeonooftho
laturU composed of eight men re-
flalu . ... .... l,ro frnm TUlBt n.
Probably tlio most iiisuiuiwuio m.-
..'.. Mthr.red toccthcr this year
1 -a 1 ln4fllilA nil.
j, "JJ attCnd. Mrs Scull mado a great
neces of tin rrnzunin M j..., ....u
entertainment was so distinctly unique.
The beautiful costumes mm uuu ;
, worn not easily fomottcn,
ana BV"6" ' .. ,
though the smoothness of tho perform
in,, was rather Interrupted by tho
Brcsence of a bat In tho ball room (a
winged bat, I mean) which new madly
about and distracted tho audlcnco
r. a minrnt for several minutes,
, until Us youni? life was brought to n,
.1.-H t rnv timely, end by nn attend
ant, who sriushed It In the hall.
The funds received will go toward
the relief of the Russian war sufferers.
it. h Mrs. Scull will entertain In
i.i.'hnT His Excellency, tho Ilusslan
Ambassador and Madam Uakhmctoff,
tho Most Ilcv nvdoklm, Ilusslan
Archbishop of North America; Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Boll, of New York;
IYlncc A Gagarlm, Mr. and Mrs.
Fdward P. Heale, Miss Constance
I.Bealc, Mr and Mrs. William Trail,
i Mr. Nathaniel Curtis, Mr. 1 airman
Furness, of tho American Embassy In
Petrograd, and Mr. Willing Hare.
Altoeethcr a tremendous week
.trulls us In the social world. On
Tuesday night thcro will bo tho opera,
WMnesdav night Grandpa Tony s con-
rort for tho Blblo Classes and on
Thursday the Charity Ball and tho Al
fred Norrls supper danco at tho Bcllo-
vue-Stratford. "This Is tho life," say
tho small debs. Maybo they will
chango in that ns time goes on.
It Is Interesting to know that
Captain Hamilton D. South, U. S. M.
C, who has been ordered to command
the American Legation Guard at
Managua, Nicaragua, Central Amer
ica, with his family Is staying with
Mrs. South's parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles S. Turnbull. On December 1G
they will sail for their now homo by
way of tho Panama Canal and Corlnto.
Mrs. South, who was Miss Elslo Turn
bull, Immediately nfter her marriage
went to Guam, Ladrono Islands, nnd
since that time 'thoy havo been
lUtloncd away from i- .no.
'Managua la considered a very" de
lightful station, and tho colony, con
stating of the families of tho Foreign
Ministers, makes tho social life thero
most attractive.
Captain nnd Mrs. South havo threo
children, two boys and a girl, who will
accompany them. Dr. and Mrs. Turn-
lull's other two daughters both
married Into tho service, their daugh
ter Edith being tho wife of Pay
master McGlll R. Goldsborough, U. S.
N, while tho youngest daughter Is
row Mrs. Nelson P. Vulte.
The Supper Club meeting on Sat
urday night was a great success. So
many peoplo have Joined and enjoy
It very much. Mrs. Scott Is not ablo
to be present yet, ns she has taken
her little son to Atlantic City, whllo
the apartmcntR nro in tho hands of
the Board of Health. She will recelvo
neit Saturday. Mr. William McCaw
ley was on hand this time to greet tho
guests, and tho affair went off with
great eclat.
Judge Audcnreld entertained, and so
did the Ned Crozers, Alfred Reginald
Aliens, Richard Wain Melrs, George
Emlen Starrs and Edward II. Fitters.
The Downlngs entertained for Roberta's
guest, IIopo Malcolm, of Now York.
Their guests were Llla Fisher and
Hae Patterson. Mao Is engaged to
Spencer nnd will bo married In tho
We spring, I hear. The men in tho
party were Harry Yarrow, Norman
Dunning, John C. Chaffo, of New York:
Epencer Downing nnd Alfred Pfahler.
Another party was given bv tho II.
Evan Taylors, whose guests wero Mr.
ana sirs. Samuel J, Henderson, Mr.
nd Mrs. Armltt Sown. Dr. and Mrs.
Warren Walker, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Syd
ney Rambo and Mr. and Mrs. William
0. Rhoads.
Others who attended wero Mr. nnd
Mrs. Randolph Justice, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Walter 8. Thomson. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frederick Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
pnuth, Ur and Mrs. Powell Evans,
w. and Mrs. William West. Mr. nnd
"fa. E. Spencer Miller, 3d; Mr. and
rs. Walter L. Foulke.
Many called on Ihn Tatnnll T.eas ves-
terday at the Aldlne. It was their
KOiqen wedding day. and but that Mr.
r& Was lntltannsori tVnv wnnlfl have
Jiad a great celebration of tho affair.
As It was there was Just a quiet lunch-
"" w tha family. Dr. and Mrs. Harry
'" Marshall. Mm Inttnr- nt whnm Tuns
Nancy Lea, came up last week from
'uariouesyllle. Va.. to be with them.
f In these days of so many divorces
-3 unhappy marriages It Is a great
vjMng to know of two persons who
1? Weatnered he storms of Ufa to
gether In mUtll.nl Inva nrwl tiolnrnlnaeo
'r half a century, and their friends
09 Well in wfRhlnr hnm nil hnnnlnHDQ
ffOkens of respect and love kept ar-
i-ing all day for the happy pair,
(pose surprise and delight were very
P&t to see how many remembered
?4e" tar lhe Socltr paia will ba
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ua in fuu( Wth full add,ct ,nd
wo wsslMo ulrphoa number must ba
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VAiUUUB SUJ3JJ!CTS
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their wedding day and wished them
well.
Mrs. Lea was Mls? Annie Cabecn, a
Bister of Mr. Francis von Alba.de
Cnbcen, who married Miss Sarah Bld
dlo a sccondo noccs several years ago.
They had six children, three of whom
hao died, tho two older daughters,
Florence nnd Roberta, nnd a son,
Frank. Young William M. Fletcher,
Jr., whoso mother was Florence Lea,
lives with his grandparents, t;hough at
present ho Is at college at Princeton.
The threo children who nre living nro
Mrs. William H. Nicholson, Jr., who
was Knthcrlno or Kitty Lea; Mrs.
Marshall nnd Lnngdon Lea.
Kleanor Hampton Vomer will bo
given a delightful dance tonight at tho
Belgravln by her grandparents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. John W. Hampton. Most of
the debutantes will bo In nttendance.
Eleanor Is very sweet nnd a decided
favorite,
Among the guests tonight will bo
Eleanor Pepper, Margarotta and Sarah
Mcrs, Christine Stockton, Helen Mar
shall, Rachel Fltlcr, Barbara Boyd,
Gertrude Pancoast, Elizabeth Adams,
Sarah Nellson, Carolyn Sheppnrd, Mil
dred Shcppard, Mnrtha McAllister,
Theodora Little, Edith Earlc, Margaret
Perot, Marjory Taylor, Margaret
Davis, Katharine Hunter, Mary Scull,
Myra Hampton, of Montclalr; Elllston
Morris, Clayton McElroy, Jr., Freddy
Muller, Weaver Mnrston, Harry Whar
ton, Jnmes Wharton, Billy AVrlght,
Jnmes B. Wharton, Jr., William
Wright, Walton Clark, Jr., Algernon
Clapp, Edward Cassard, James M.
Austin, Jack Blyo, Jr., Brj'Co Blynn,
Harry Bower, Samuel Blspham, de
IJcnnovlllo Boll, Jncob Dlsston, Erwln
Flero, Hotstcln Fox, Charles Fox, John
Heyl, Alfred It. Hunter, George B.
Kneass, Aldcn Lee, Alfred Norrls,
Alpln Sparks, Ted Morris.
A section of tho United States branch
of Queen Mnry's Needlework Guild,
which has Its headquarters nt St.
Jnmes Palace, with Queen Mary ns
president, nnd which Is nlrcady estab
lished In mnny Stntcs of the Union,
sending relief nnd supplies to tho des
titute, tho wounded nnd tho troops of
all tho Allies, wns started In Bryn
Mawr four weeks ngo. ,
Mrs. John Harvey Gordon, who was
Margaret Thouron, of Bryn Mawr, was
appointed chairman, and tho following
ladies ngrred to servo on tho commit
tee: Mrs. Daniel Bnrrlngcr, Mrs. Cyl
mer Brooke, Mrs. Alexander Brown,
Miss V. DIsmorr, Mrs Carroll Downcs,
Miss Mary K. Gibson, Miss Hale, Miss
Esther Hare, Miss II. M. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Ernest Law, Mrs. Robert W. Les
ley, Mrs. Paul D. Mills, Mrs. Mont
gomery, Miss Mary Scott Montgomery,
Mr. W. W. Montgomery, Jr., Mrs. Byron
Moulton, Mrs. Georgo Ren, Mrs.
Charles Slnnlckson, Miss Maria Wll
klns Smith, Mrs. Ocorgo C. Thayer,
Mrs. Honry Thouro3, Miss Louisa
Trasel and Mrs. William West.
Subcommittees wero formed by Mrs.
Carroll Downcs, Miss Hale, Miss Hare,
Mrs. Georgo Thayer, Miss Montgom
ery, Mrs. W. "W. Montgomery, Jr., Miss
Maria Smith, Mrs. Henry Thouron.
Tho guild shipped Its first consign
ment last week, and tho result of tho
first four weeks' work is Is follows:
Surgical dressings, C374; knitted arti
cles, 134; miscellaneous, 130, Tho lat
ter Includes among othor things dozess
of hospital sheets, pillow cases, sur
gical shirts, fracture pillows, somo
pajamas and children's clothing.
At least 100 Irish maids on the Main
Lino havo volunteered to knit socks
for tho Irish soldiers nt tho front, and
aro already sending CO pairs with this
consignment. NANCY WYNNE.
Germantown
Miss Etta Parker, who has been tho
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joooph Wnync, nt
their home, 1155 South 15th street, for
tho last 10 dajs, has returned to her
homo In Pittsburgh.
At tho muslcnle to be given on Tues
day, December H, at tho homo of Mrs.
William L. McLean, tho following artists
will bo heard: Mrs. Dorothy Johiwtono
Baselcr, harp. Mrs Henry Hotz, soprano;
Mrs Clara Yocum Joyca, contralto, and
Mr. Bertrand Austin, 'cello.
boto by T Pooner.
MISS HELEN McGLINN
Who wUl take part in the "Jour
ney of Joy," which will be given
at the BeUevue-Stratford on De
$ejnber 14 ni IMfc
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MRS. ARTHUR DARE
Who was Miss Mabellc Wharton Rittcnhou'ic, (laiiRhtcr of Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Rittcnhousc, of Trenton. Her marnnRe to Doctor
Dnre, of 2035 Chestnut street, this city, took place on Wednesday,
December 1, nt Trenton Junction.
Personals
Colonel nnd Mrs. William .1. Elliott, of
317 South 17th street, will give a danco
at the Scdgloy Club on January 5 In honor
of their daughter, Mist Hetty Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Strobcl, of S02
Club road, Ilolaml Park, Baltimore, will
give n dnnco on December 30 In honor
of Miss Alice McCnbc, of Waj lie.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clinton Rogers Woodruff
lmso Issued Invltntlont for a dinner In
honor of Miss Esther Jcnn Hocliman on
Tursdny evening, December 21. bcfoio tho
Fortnightly Dancing Clasi.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp. of
Now York, hao sent out Imitations for
a dlnncr-dnnce, to bo given on Monday,
December 27, In honor of their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Alexander Scott Thropp. .Mrs. Thropp
will bo remembered us Miss Rcbckuh
Wllmer.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rico
and Mr. Georgo D. Wldcner havo left
Newport nnd nro spending a short tlmo
In Now York before coming to this city.
Mr. and Mrs Iloliort D. Jcnks spent tho
week-end nt Atlantic City ns tho guests of
Mrs. Jenka' mother, Mrs. Dwlght M.
Lowrcy.
Mrs. Boland L. Taylor will entertain
Mlos Alficda C. Lewis, Mlsi Edith Dal
laH, Miss Gertrude Pancoast and Mlns A.
Marjory Taylor In her box at tho Clinr
Ity Ball on Thursday night.
Miss Lentllhon Gilford and Mlso Almy
Gilford, of New York, nre the guests of
Miss Olivia M. (le Beelen Gnzzam, debu
tante daughter of Mrs Joseph M. Gnz
zam, haIng como on to attend tho sup-pcr-dnnco
to be given on Thursday night
nfter tho Charity Hall by Mr. and Mrs
Alfred E. Norrls for their daughter. Miss
Dorothy L. Norrls.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oliver Eaton Cromwell
entertained a party at tho the dansant
given on Saturday afternoon In tho Roao
Garden of tho Belleuie-Stratford. Among
others dancing wero Miss Eugenia Kelso
Cassatt and Dr. and Mr3. W. Reynolds
Wilson.
Dr. W. P. McGuIro, of Winchester, Va.,
hns announced tho marriage of his daugh
ter, Miss Willie Lognii McGulre. to Sir.
W. Nelson Pago on Saturday In Christ s
Church, Winchester. Mr. Tago Is related
to Ambnssador Thomas Nelson Page. Dr.
McGulre served under General Stonewall
Jackson In the famous Chew's Battery.
Mr. Charles E. Mather, of Avonwood
court, Haerfonl. gavo n stng luncheon
Saturday nt Hrnndywlno Farm, his plnco
near West Chester Covers wero laid for
18 RiiCBts from New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelso Cassatt, of
Beaupre, gave a dinner, followed by a
thentro party, on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. McLean, of
tho Clinton, will entertain at dinner, fol
lowed by tho thentro, trls evening, for
Miss Sarah Hlckllng, of Washington,
D. C. who Is their guest.
Mrs. Louis F. Benson and Miss Bar
bara Benson will bo at homo this after
noon at 2014 Do Lancey place.
Mrs. Walter Jackson Freeman nnd SIlss
Corlnne Ilorden Freeman received Infor
mully jesterdnj afternoon at their homo
1S33 Spruce street
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry S. Grove gave tho
first of their Informul nt homes ester
dny nfternoon from 4 until 6 o clock nt
their resld"nce, 2CS Tulpchockeii streot,
Germantown.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Dixon, of
West Hortter street, Germantown, an
nounce tho engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Mary Margaret Dixon, to Mr.
Gilbert Chaso Knight, of Cleveland, O.
No date has been sot for tho wedding.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr, and Mrs. S Bursteln announce the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Anno
M Bursteln, to Mr. Samuel Iloscnberg on
Thursday, December 2. Mr. and Mrs.
Rosenberg, who nro on their wedding
trip In Florida, will be at homo on Sun
day. December 23. from 4 until 8 o'clock,
at 500 West York street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Morrison, of 203S
East York street, have Just returned from
a motor trip along tho Atlantic Coast.
Mr, and Mrs, James Craig, of 2009 East
Stella avenue, nre receiving congratula
tions on tho birth of a son, Richard
James Craig.
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Navy Yard Affairs
Amid tho general rush of parties and
dances It Is good to note that so many
of tho women aro Interesting thcmsolves
in the poor. Several delightfully Infor
mal brldgo parties hnve been turned Into
alTnlrs for charity lately. Friday night,
for instance, Mrs. Toulon gao nn nt
trncllvo bridge, nt which overy guest do
nated a small sum to ho given to Mrs.
Wheolock, of Wyncoto, with which to
buy 100 dolls for poor llttlo girls nt Christ
inns. And this Is Just one of several
HIT al rs that aio planned for this purpose
Mrs Frnnrls Howe, tho charming sli-tcr-ln-lnw
of Mm Lutz, Is still In the
city, nnd wns the guest of honor Satur
day nlrfht nt nn Informal dance given by
Mrs. Lutz nt her homo on 21st street.
About 40 guests attended.
Mr. II. M. Fernald, of rcnsncola, Fla.,
H at present the guest of his sister, Mrs,
Itnymonil S. Kojes, nt her home, 2330
South 21st street. Ho will remain until
after the Clulstmns holidays.
Mrs. William Leo Pryor, wlfo of Llcu
tennnt Commander Pryor, U. S. N., who
went to New York to nttend tho Army
Nnvy game, has returned to tho city.
Naval Constructor A. B. Court and Mrs.
Court, of -I.10 South Lambert street, who
have ns their guest at the present time
Mrs. John Ilnrttctt Pierce, of Boston,
Mass.. entertained Informally nt ten last
week In her honor.
Mrs. L W. Wheelock, of Wyncote, en
tertained at nn Informal dance on Friday
evening nt tho homo of her sister, Mrs.
Toulon, 232S South 21st street, In honor
of her daughter. Miss Patricia Wheolock,
who celebrated her ISth birthday. There
were 3tS guests present.
North Philadelphia
Mrs. John Schembs, of 1U1 West Erlo
nvcnuo, entertained tho younger set nt
luncheon Sntuiday, on tho occasion of tho
birthday of her daughter, Miss Marlon
Schembs. Among thoso present were
Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Edith Dar
ing, Miss Margery Bnugher, Miss Marlon
Benson, Miss Sylvia Blumenthal, Miss
Louise Bunting, Miss Eleanor Carney,
Miss Eleanor Green, Miss Ruth Green,
Miss Dorli Henderson, Miss Adeline Mar
golls, Miss Lester Porter. Mtes Ruth
Items, Miss Katherlnc Smith, Miss Ebba
SJoholm, Miss Lillian Schembs and Miss
Celltio Schembs.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Bonnem, of 2121
North 19th street, havo Issued Invitations
for the wedding of their daughter. Miss
Jeanette L. Bonnem, to Mr. Joseph I
Ftldman, on Wednesday, December 13, at
tho Adclphla Hotel. Miss Bonnem will
havo Miss Blta Bihal Hansom ns maid of
honor. Mr. David B. Many will be Mr.
Feldman'a best man. Tho services will
be followed by a dinner and dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lessy nnd their
family nro occupying their new home, 1931
North 33d street.
Miss Mlrlnm Welnbcck, of 1331 North
13th street, entertained her "500" club on
Thursday evening, December 2, the mem
bers of which nre, Including Miss Miriam
Welnbeck. Miss Anna O'NIcI, Miss rior
cneo Gctz. Miss Inez Dorsoy, Miss Anna
Mngarvey, Miss Adaleno McCarron, Miss
Helen Getz nnd Miss Frances Kane.
Roxborough
Tho annual muslcnle of the Hoborough
Melody Club will bo given on Monday,
December U, In Odd Fellows' Hall, Rldgo
nnd Lyceum avenues. The assisting
soloists will bo Miss Florence Adele
Ightmnn, harpist, and Master Gurney
Mnttox, violinist. Mr. Georgo W Went
llng is tho muslc.il director of tho club
nnd Mrs. Rosa M. Mnttls Is tho accom
panist. Mr. It. Iliueo Wallace, president,
and Mrs. Charles Jones Thompson, sec
retary, aro tho olllccrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Robinson have
returned from Atlantic City nnd are nt
homo nt 491 Mnrklo street, Hoxborough.
Mrs. Robinson, who was a bride of tho
early autumn, was Miss Ida R. Brook,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brook,
of 0217 Rldgo avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Page havo re
turned from their wedding Journey and
nra receiving at their new home, 353
Dawson street, Wlssnhlckon. Mrs. Pago
will bo remembered as Miss Mary Mnc
Dowell, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Mac
Dowell, of Wlssahlckon.
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A reputation for quality is worth
much to the purchaser of furs. We have
built up such a reputation but make no
extra charge for Reliability.
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GERMANTOWN Y. W. C. A. TO HAVE
A BENEFIT ON DECEMBER 10
Interesting Musicale "Will
and Mrs. Peter Woll,
of the Delta
AN INTERESTING musicals will bo
Sx given on tho evening of Friday. De
cember 10, for the benefit of the Young
Women's Christian Association of Ger
mantown, under tho auspices of tho Delta
Kappa Sigma Society, at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Woll. Jr.. 70th avenuo and
City line, Onk Lano Tho soloists will bo
Mrs. Mnrlo Stono Langston, contralto:
Mr. Itusscll Sprunnce, baritone! Dr. E. L.
Loughrldge. violinist, and Miss Dorothy
Shelmcrdlnc, reader
Tho members of the sorority, who KB
giving tho nffalr, Include Miss Madeleine
Anbury, Mrs. Enrt Breeding, Miss May U.
Buck, Jin Arthur Burgess, Miss Mar
garet S Crowther, Mre Philip D. tow
ler, Mips William L. Gruhlcr, Mrs. O.
Bismarck Klescrwclter, Miss Knthcrlno S.
Mooro and Miss Loulso O. SnUtter.
A very Interesting performance will ba
glvoii In tho New Century Drawing Room
on Tuesday evening, when tho Thespian
Club, under the auspices of tho nuxlllary
of tho Western Temporary Home, will
present "Cello's Pretense "
Mrs Joslah E WlUlts Is chairman of
tho committee, which Includes Mrs. J. "
Klncrlcm, Mrs Dale Baker Fltler, Mrs.
George Sacn, Mrs Shelby Shnnklln, Miss
Martha Blnklston, Miss Elizabeth Nassau,
Miss Helen Glrvln, Miss Josephlno Shcr
ron. Mrs. Fredorlck Morris. Minn Esther
Blsler, SIlss Marjorle Morris. Miss Ethel
Bowman, Mrs. W II Walsh. Miss Irma
Irfiwls, Miss Helen Glnse, Miss Amelia
Bobb, Miss Mary Stevenson, Miss Oraco
Kimball, Miss Edna D. Wllcr, Miss Lm
lly Tovnsend, Miss Marlon Price, Miss
Eleanor Morse, Mrs AV Kimble Kimball
and Miss Emma. Miller
The piny will be followed by n dance,
nnd tho committee Is working Industrious
ly to mnko tho nffnlr a big euccss. c
One of the most attractive of this sea
sons chnrlty affairs will bo a danco
given for tho bcneilt of IVAssuntn House,
of H11 South 10th streot, which will bo
1...1.1 i. ttntAi Wnitnn nn Thursday.
December IS. Tho arrangements are being
completed by Miss Kntnenno i. iui-i
who Is assisted by a committeo of girls,
Including Miss Rosalie MoMlchnn, Miss
Snrah Bcecher Flnck, Miss Mary Kelly,
Miss Dorothy Hoban, Miss Mario McLean,
Miss Mnrgnret Tullldge, Miss Rolen
rvfn.. Ml.. vlMinnr Hndon Mcrnd-
den, Miss Mario Bonner, Miss Grace Wal
ton. Miss Helen Mcunnn, .mish ih.-h.-i.
Hnrrlty and Miss Beatrice Hnrrlty. Great
Interest has been exhibited nt tho dally
meetings, which nro held nt tho Walton.
Thero will bo an orlglal exhibition of tho
Palown gavotto by Miss Mary Stllz, in
sisted by Vincent Carroll.
L'Assunta Rouso Is under tho direction
of tho Rev. Edward J. Lyng. of tho Cath
olic Mlslonary Society.
Tho Business Women's Christian
Leaguo of Philadelphia has issued enrds
of Invitation to an "open house" at 1101
and 1100 Glrnrd Btreet, on Monday, from
11 n. m until 10 p. m. The leaguo hns
been established as n practical expres
sion of good fellowship, and In its every
dctnll nnd overy environment tho ldo.i
hns been resolved Into effect.
Lunch and rest rooms, club classes and
religious services nro among tho attrac
tions provided for itu membership of over
1200, whllo social reunions nre of frequent
occurrence.
Tho Italian Relief Committeo of the
Emergency Aid will present nn evening
of instrumental music and Italian sons
nt tho Academy of Music on December 1C
nt 8:15 o'clock. Tho olllccrs of tho com
mitteo Includo Mrs Benjamin Mlllo.
chairman: Mrs. George Harrison Fisher,
Mrs. Robert B. Hnlnea, Jr., vlco chair
man, nnd Mrs. Hnrold Ellis Ynrnall.
chairman of tho General Committeo.
Tho following artists havo offered their
services: Mmc. Stuart Taylor, me?zo so
prano; Miss Flora Bradley, soprnno; Mrs
Dorothy Johnstone Bnesler, harp; Plotr
Wlzla. baritone; Sir. Herman Sanby,
cello; Slgnor Fcrruccl Glannlnl, tenor, nnd
Slgnor Alfonso Rosa, bass.
Tho Alumni Association of the Hebrew
Educational Society Is making arrniiKo
merts for the annual dnnco to bo held
on Wednesday evening. January 12, at
Apollo Hall, 1726 North Broad street. Spe
cial filatures eery hour will be one of tho
attractions of tho dance. At tho regular
meeting held Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 1, In the school nudltorlum, corner
10th and Carpenter streets, Miss Bono F
Blenenstock, the chairman of the Danco
Committeo reported that tho committee
is working diligently, and contemplates
that this affair will be a rousing financial
as well ns a distinct social success.
Tho Entertainment Committee urrnnged
n very good musical progrnm for tho
meeting. Tolk dances by pupils of tho
Georgo Washington School and a violin
solo by one of the pupils were among
the numbers on tho program. Miss
Minnie Block rendered several vocal
solos and Mrs. Idallne a. Saylor was
at tho piano.
The next regular meeting of the Alumni
Association will bo held on Wednesday
evening. Jnnuary B, In tho school
nudltorlum, when the final arrangements
for the dance will bo made. Another In
teresting program for this meeting is now
being prepnred.
Along the Main Line
ABDMOBE. Miss Katharine Bowen, of
Coulter nvenue, entertained nt luncheon
Saturday afternoon nt her homo In honor
of Miss Beatrice K. Creager. of Haver
ford. Her guests Included Miss Eleanor
Bushton, Miss Anna E. Moore, of Nor
rlstown; Miss araco Balllnger. of Ger
mantown; Miss Christine Zlebarth, and
Miss Katharlno Kelor.
BBYN MAWR The Rev Charles Town
send and Mrs. Townsend gave a tea Sat
urday afternoon at their homo on Mon
trose avenuo from 1 until 6 o'clock.
Miss E, Rletlne'a Bible class, assisted
by tho Finder's Club of Uryn Mawr, pre
sented the play. "The District School of
Blueberry Comer," In the Brjn Mawr
Auditorium on Thursda evening for the
benefit of Mr. D. V. Rosa' Bible class.
Mm. Elizabeth Levis, pianist, also con-
Be Given at the Home of Mr.
Jr., Under the Auspices
Kappa Sigma
trlbutcd to tho evening's enjoyment with
several solos.
Mrs. Hugh Abornethy has returned to
her homo on Gulph road nfter spending a
few days with friends In Now York.
Along the Reading
Tho Gtensldo Flro Company will glvo
a movlng.picturo show In tho Glonjjldo
Theatre on Tuesday evening, Decerubcr
23, for tho benefit of tho firo comrnny.
Mr E. K. Jnnney and SIlss Emma
Janney, of Sleeting Houso road, Jenkln
town, havo closed their country home
nnd nro occupying their house, 117 South
13th street, for tho winter.
Miss Geraldtno Ely nnd Miss Ruth
Rlale, of Jenklntown, nro spending the
week as Kiiests of SIlss Eveljn Arm
strong at Wilson CoHorc.
West Philadelphia
Sirs Elmlrn Hnzzard and Sirs. Godfrey
R. Rodmnnn aro giving a breakfast to.
diy nt tho Phllomtislau Club, 3311 Wal
nut street.
Sirs. Harry O. Elscnhans, of Mil Cnr
pentcr street, will entertain tho members
of Sirs. Horace Hodgson's Sundny school
class this evening nt her home. Sirs.
Hodgson and Mrs. Foster will render bov
cral solos.
Tho members Include Sirs. John Floyd,
Sirs. Thomas II. Patton. Sirs. Frederick
Cooper, Sirs. William St. Shannon, Sirs.
Charles Gray, Sirs Samuel It. Foster, Jr.,
Mrs. Allmond Grny, Sirs. WcBley R, Hoe,
Sirs Balrd Smith, SIlss Jnno Mitchell and
Sirs. Harry O, Elscnhans.
Sirs. Frnnk E. LoNoIr, Jr, of SG32
Christian street, has been entertaining
SIlss Almcna R. llnrtpcncc, daughter of
tho Itev. Jnmes W. Hartpence, of Lob
anon, Pa., ns her guest over tho week
end. SIlss Hnrtpcnco will return to her
home today.
Sirs. James E. Shaver, Jr , will enter
tain her card club nt her homo. SIO South
Cecil street, tomorrow nfternoon. Her
guests will Include Sirs. Georgo Smith,
Sirs. Parker Cnn-ath, SIis. Low Is Paxon,
Sirs. Harry Torbes, Sirs. Parker Sillier,
Sirs Arthur Unholtz nnd Sirs. Onirics
Wclncrt.
Tioga
Sir. nnd Sirs. Jnmc3 Webb, of 3310
North 0th street, announce tho engage
ment of their daughter, Sllss Heleno
Irene Webb, to Mr Alfred A. Holb, of
Hillside, Elizabeth, N. J.
The North Philadelphia Business Slen'a
Association has Issued lnvitnttoni for a
soclnl evening tonight nt tho associa
tion's hendquartcrs In tho Robinson
Building, Germantown avenuo and Junl
ata street.
Frankford
Sir. nnd Sirs. Georgo P. Mathews, of
Torresdalo nvenue, gave a reception Sat
urday evening In honor of their daughter,
SIIeh Adelnldo SInthews. Their guests
wero Miss Helen Cox, SIlss Emily Turner,
SIlss Allco O'Brien, SIlss Hnrriet Fields,
Sllss Jnne Turner, SIlss Graco Sllnnlck,
SIlss Josephlno Wnlters, Sllss Alberta
Bright, SIlss Kitty Goodman, Sir. Harry
Goodman. Sir. Alfred Longfellow, Sir.
William Jncob, Sir. John King. Sir. Al
fred Watts, Sir. Wllllnm Huff. Sir. Hurry
Simons, Mi. Ijiwrenco UIysse3 Sllnnlck,
Sir. John Bates and Sir. Walter Gardner.
Delaware County
Tho girls' basketball team of tho Bid
ley Park High School will bo given a
banquet on the 17th by the boys' football
team, who will prepare and serve the
banquet. The members of the basketball
team aro Hilda Paitlngton, Kathryn SIc
Carthy, Florence SlcCarthy, Dorothy
LIod, Ruth Hnlgh, Agnes SIcKernen,
Elizabeth I.ukens, Edith Ellis, Beulah
Lloyd and Helen Stllllln.
Sirs. r. P. Lewis, of Ridley Park, has
returned from n short visit to Baltimore
STATE A0EXTS APPOINTED FOR
NATIONAL SECURITY LEAGUE
Advocates of Preparedness Will Main
tain Campaign of Education
Bepresentntlves from various sections of
tho State havo been selected by the Na
tional Security Leaguo to carry on moro
forcibly tho educational campaign for
national preparedness. The committee
wns formally appointed by Governor
Brumbaugh. It will co-operate with the
heads of tho movement hero for prc
piredness. The committee Includes:
E. St. C. Africa, of Huntingdon: E. V
Bnbcock, of Pittsburgh; Colonel R. Dale
Benson. of Philadelphia; Alexander
Brown, of Rosemont; Percy H. Clark, of
Philadelphia; Wllllini J. Clothier. John
Cadwalader, Jr. Powell Evnns, Joseph
C Fraley and Colonel John W. Frazlor,
of Philadelphia: Spencer O. Gilbert, of
ll.irrisburg, Colonel John Grihbel, of
Philadelphia, Major John C. Uroome, of
Hnrrisburg; Bayard Henry, of Philadel
phia: aonernl A. J Logan, of Pittsburgh,
Georgo Wharton Pepper, of Philadelphia,
John N. Hejnolds. of Bedford, J. Frank
lin SIcFadden. of Philadelphia; Etllng.
ham B. Morris, of Philadelphia; C. Lalluo
Sluuson, of WlUlamsport; Arthur E
Newbold, of Philadelphia: David A. Heed,
of Pittsburgh. Colonel Henry XV. Shoo
maker, of Altoona, General Thomas J.
Stewart, of JIarrUburg: Everett Warren,
of Scranton, and Charlton 'iarnall, of
Philadelphia.
fep i I Ml i i lla vSntimnnnnii." jC,
Arts Antiques
for Christmas
Beautiful pieces tnat lend charm
and distinction to the home,
Ferdinand Keller
216-224 So. Ninth St.
1207 Walnut Street
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GOOD TIDINGS BRING
JOY TO THE GOODMANS
Builder and Wife Discard
Mourning on Hearing of Son
Who Vanished
Mourning garments which Philip Good
man, n builder, of 2102 West Ontario
street, nnd his wlfo have been wearing
slnco 1011 today were discarded. Today,
for tho first tlmo Ip four years, Ihey are
attired In clothing which hns no tings
of mourning. They donned sombre black
when their boy, James Goodman, vanished
four years ago. Ho was then 15 years
old. Slnco ho vAnlshed he has married,
has two children, and has become a
wealthy cattle merchant In Texas.
lleccnlly a mnn visited Goodman nt his
home. Tho alrnngcr told him that he had
boon sent to Philadelphia by Goodman to
find his parents. Ho also told Goodman
that his son wanted parental forgiveness.
The news thnt his son was alive camo
to tho elder Goodman like a bolt from
tho sky.
Exactly four years ago young Goodman
left his home, saying ho wns going on a
fishing trip ITe failed to return, Tha
police wero notified. Stories wero pub
lished In newspapers. Private detectives
conducted long Investigations but dropped
the case ns n hopeless one.
Tho man who visited Goodman told
him that two jenrs after his son disap
peared ho been mo acquainted with n girl
nboul his age. They went to Pitts
burgh From thero to Chicago, whera
they were married. Then they went
to the State of Texns, where Goodman
became a. cowboy. Later ho went Into
the (tittle business.
"Tho man who called on me," said
Goodman today, "snld that my boy would
como home with his fnmlly If we forgave
hlni I surely will foigjvo my boy. Let
him como with his wife nnd two children.
Wo hnve been wcnrlng black ever since
he Vanished, Todny we arc tnklng off
our mourning clothes. This Js tho hnp
plest moment of my life."
WINDOW SMASHER AGAIN BUSY
Plate Glass Front of Ridge Avenuo
Business Place Shattered
"Jnck tho PI tie Glass Window Smash
er" Is terrorizing tho business men of th
Northeast again, ncrordlng to the pollco
nf the 2Sth nnd Oxford stieets station Tho
latest window to bo smashed Is that of
William Beauh.isto, 2t2i Bldgo nvenue,
which wns broken by a brick shortly be
fore I o'clock this morning.
The police bollcto that the man who Is
committing the outrnges Is insnna on tho
subtect. All of the outrages havo been
committed early In the morning, and In
each Instance the missile lias been a hnlf
a brick. Pollcemnn Gladden, who heard
tho fnlllng glns this morning, obtained a
description of the man nnd every effort la
being .-nade to locate him
What's Doing Tonight
Dinner, Men's Club, Wjncoto: 7 o'clock.
Lecture, "Quaint I.lltlo Holland." Arthur
K. Peck, Wlth.iT'.poon Hill: 8 o'clock.
Ix-cturc. ' Political Actlvltv." n.rl Darnel.
Ofrmnntown V. M. C. A , 8 o'clock
Hounewnrmtnir, lluilncss Womeirn Chris
tian I.cnsue. 1101 Olrard street.
J.ritiirc. "Wnr nnd the So-Called Evolu
tion of Man " Dr. .Tames J. Walsh, Cnthollo
OlrlV High Pchnol; 8 o'clock.
Lecture. 'llalloonlnB nnd Axlatlon In
Pence and War," Dr. Tlinmns K Kldrldge,
Central 1". Sr. C. A.; 8 o'clock
Colonial Society of rennsytuinla, Univer
sity Club, R o'clock
ltUKslftn "Prajdnlk" in nM of American
lloipltul. Potrognul, llc.lleuc-fetratfonl, 8
o'clock.
Otilclal motion plcturen, "richtlnc In
Trine-." under auspices of Pcmio l.rwr.i.
Chestnut fitrtct Opera House; 8 o'Oock.
.Mnrirnret ABhrnead Mitchell recital. Grif
fith Hall: 8 o'clock.
Nortlmeit Ilunlness Men Association, 2331
Columbia aenue- 8 o'clock. Free
Chester Avenuo Iinprorment Association,
rirsl V V Church f.2.1 strfcl and Chester
nicnuc fl o'clock. Tree.
Passyunk Aenue Business Men's Asocls
tlon. I'assyunk nvenue and Mooro street; 8
o'clock Tree.
Wlsslnomlnsr Improvement Association, Law
ton Public School, 8 o'clock. I'rit
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