" - ETEisriiya ledger Philadelphia, Wednesday, December s, 1915. 11 "TfTV" 1T'T,W' V-"'i W -"W 'HMH'IW ' t T" ' NANCY WYNNE ANTICIPATES BIDDLE CONCERT WITH PLEASURE jjje Annual Concert for the DreXel - Biddle Bible Classes Will Be Held Tonight in the Bellevue-Stratford. Mr. Wright td Entertain at Country Club 1 mrtNIOHTS the night! And tye will T:.1. k. hnnd for the famous con- "TrtMhtch Tony will glvofor his IMblo Cert men i ii-irevue-SthUford. t clMsM " i.i. ..i..nnrterfl will rally SSJfcreM together and appear In the IDcn ' i.--ilf. Anil nur tintlrOOm 01 mm "u ,. - --- -t linit will welcome nu iiu- Lrl and sisters i.etween the l MP ho Introduces the -foremost i .Wrs" of their time. P I think one of tho best things In tho nole performance Is tho presence of I. the memoers ui "- - - I .Lit the room and the Kcncr.il sIiisIiib I (Mill H"- . )l,n. nil nn of .hymns wncn nv niw, .-... - . .... before the audience two or three times I - OtlOrU l MM..., ., thnv on Murine the evening. - "" "- "" to their seats ns Mrs. Willie Whclen lines "Uuttcrfly" or "Dan" Donovan elaborates in i he hlnh notes. There Is no doubt about It, tho con. ' t )s t)P mrt unique affair given In the annals of Philadelphia's social life, nd even one wishes our Inimitable Tony grout -urccss In all hl'i undertak ings for wt ni ,l11 convinced, and rightly so. f hi-, absolute sincerity. Bo wo will " then' In crowds tonight. Jlnry Diddle is iroliiff to sing, nnd I am iiiilteiurl'ms to hear her, as "they Bay" her oli" is i cully lovely, and It trill be the llrst tlmts she has sung In public here The puiper thing without doubt to do, now, even If you have not an nounced yom engagement Is, when tho light are low In tho Opera house, steal a sureptlt!ii kiss and hopo Hint no 1 one sees J ml' The trouble was I did see them, though the did not know It. and It teemed a shame oven to laugh because they were ho like tho proverbial ostriches, only two weeks ano I pre dicted thnt their engagement would soon come out. Now I think It will bo Hooncr, don't jou? Of coulee it was peifectly natural he lud to go leave her for it little while, but of course, lie was "goltlg to meet her later," so I guess they ended up down at the Hltz for the ;suppo d'uu'o. Sho has tho most won derful tl' ,n hair. i;ic:inor Hopkins looked lovely last night In a own of. canary yellow trimmed with dark fur, Just as sho came out of the box for the prome nade an usher hnnilcd her a box of flowers, and Mrs. Henry Hrlnton Coxo and Sldnui Keith, who Blood by, were teasing her with ohn and nhs! Mrs. Stotcabury has changed her hair back to her regular wny of wear- . Inir It. and It Is much more becoming. prShc looked stunning last night in American beauty satin. Mrs. cnarlio ' Wright was marvclously gowned, as 'usual, In Persian Roso with traceries of tller, according; to Hurton Donnel Uujhcs. Mrs. I-'rancis Lloyd, who was Mary Lowell, of Hoston, was wonder ful. Sho does wear such benutlful gonna. Last night sho was In tho Converse box with Mrs. Converse and tho Tom Ridgwayu. Her frock was of white luce and crimson, and sho "woro gold earrings, which wero ex ceptionally becoming. if Thn Utitiknn unrtv fnr Airnes Allen was lots of fun. There wero twenty of tho gills and boys. They went to eo Gab Deslys und then afterward to the supper danco at tho Kltz. Tho girls in tho party wero Hachel 4 Fitter. Heth Scott, Agnes Smyth, 1 Eleanor Vogcls, Helen Glenson. Julia 'Hainp, EBther Bochman, Donlso Mer- cur and Louise Cirey, and tho men In the crowd wero John Mears, Bort Houisel. Clayton McElroy. Nookslo Fotterall, Brooko Kdwards, Ted Gleth- erton, Alfred Barton, Alfred Norrls, Bill Davis and Matts Merqur. " A gay llttlo party that nttended the theatre last night and finished up with upper nt IAlglon Included Mrs. William Coleman Freeman, Evplyn Chew, Tom Evans and Roddy Wlster. An affair which will occupy the buds this evening will bo the dance Sydney Wright will give for Eleanor Pepper and Frances Scott out at the Philadel phia Country Club. There will bo some of last year's girls at the affair. Eleanor and Frances are cousins and are In several cases Bhar tng their good times. Eleanor Is larger . than her slater Adeline, with rather f golden hair which Is naturally curly. 'iBhe has a rlMlcrhifiillv frpsh romnlexlon I and very pretty manners. Frances Is equully attractive, and they are such soon mends. Mrs, Scott is airs, ueorge fVnmtoii Pepper's sister. I saw Fran ces receiving at a tea last week, and he had thu d rarest dress on. It was of Jlt piiik and just a cloud of tulle Hh the tamtest tracery of-sllver. Th debs -7ho will go to the dlnner dsnte tonight will be Molly Thayer, Freda Lewis, Annie Merrick, Sarah and Murgaietta Myers, Martha McAllister, Baibara Benson, Marie Wright, Mar garet Remok, Marian Grant, Bessie Downs, Sarah Nellson, Eleanor Cuyler and Mariana Gowen. The other girls will be Adeline Pep per. Gertrude Hanley, Gertrude Heck her, Marlon Myers, Marmot Scull, Busle Ingersoll and Cornelia Leidy, I was sj pleased at a little romance In hleh the perpetrators were utterly unconscious of being detected, though, after all, detection is not the word, for f IU bo a pretty little romance. The Hainan la a foreigner, tall and dark and wy good looking, and the girl, who came out several seasons aiso. Is petite t ana of a brunette type, with soft brown p?'r and large, very trustful brown There Is the dearest tearoom on ope K' DANCINO til ?,S DB. PAN8B-0Wnln R;p conteat. AinJ, ,J5 u Broad street. ICULira P i, SCHOOLS AND COL1EQES lrYER'S Bt BuslBtM School. S0J-S07 Cbtitaut StrMC. of our side streets, ntul only n few peo. pie havo found It out. and It Is here that they drop In now and ngnln for ton nnd -a gossip. NANCY WYNNE. Personals Mrs. Henry Sharpies, of Laburnums, Church ronil, Chclten HUH. accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Robert SturRlg, has dosed her count ly residence and 1ms left for Now York where sho will spend the winter Mis. Sturnls will be nt home lliformnlty eeiy Friday after noon throuch tho winter months at her residence. 152 Knst 3Slh street. New York Sir. nnd Mrs. Cli.irlc.t V. Beck, Jr., tit Wyncote, have Issued Invllntlons for a dance In honol of tliclr daughter. Miss Julia Beck, on the evening of Wednesday, December r?, at S:30 o'clock Miss Esther Binary Hnrc, who has been visiting In WnshliiKton, has returned to her home In Radnor. Mrs. Alexmder J. Cnsntt Is spending n thort time In New York. M13.1 Mtldied Jnck, of SS3 locust sticct, hns Issued Invltutlons for a bridge and SOT card parlj to be held at the homo of her parents, Dr. and Mrs L. Poster Jnck, on Saturday. December 11, at 2.30 o'clock. Mien Surah K llnntlngp, who has been the fiiicst of Mrs. John J. Rogers, nt 2M1 St. James place, has returned to her home In llarrlfburg. Mlns Hastings will lcrivo this week for New York, where Bhe will be tho guest for a fortnight of Mrs. John Colt. .ill. Illiu .tlf, r I I'm 1 lull 1. 1. itiuruin who aie spending several months In Plne htirst, N. C, will return to New York In the spring to visit Sir Pearson's mother, Mrs. Predcrlck Pearson, of 3 West "111 street. Mrs. Pearson before her marriage Inst month wns Miss Eleanor Adams Bryant, of this cltj. Mis. B. C. JIndelr.i and lifer mother, Mrs. A. D. Campbell, of Old York road, Ogontz, havo closed their country resl deneo and have movtd Into their town hcusc, I32J l'lne street, which they will occupj for the winter. Mr. and Sirs. Wllllnm '3. Godfrey, of Haveiford, la., will shortly move to town und will occupy for tho winter their new apartment nt l'th and Walnut streets. Mr. and Mrs. Edward (innott .McColIln and Miss Trances McColIln. of Ovcrhrook, nro spending the winter at the Clinton. Sllss Kntherlno McColIln is a student nt Bon Mawr College. Mrs. John Krcedlcy Jntoliy, of 533 Hlvervlow n venue, Drexel Hill Pa, will be hostess nt a tea on Friday afternoon, December l", from 3 until 5 o'clock Along the Main Line STRAFrORD. Mrs L Mlnford Hum rlchhou.ic ImB returned to her home on Woodlnnd road after spending some tlmo In New York. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh McMnhon Crelgh ton, whose man Inge took place nt noon Thnnksglvlng Day, nro spending the early part nf tho winter In New York boforo going to California, where they will re main until spilng. Mrs. Crclghton will be rrnieniboied as Miss Ililen B.irlram, daughter of Mrs. C. U Bartrnm, of Strat ford. Along the Reading The Huntingdon Vullej Country Club will hold Its next club ditmcr-danco on tho evening of Friday. December 10, at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Walter liardncr, of Onk Lane road, will enttruln her bridge club this after noon nt luncheon. Besides, the members of the club, Mrs. Walter Kates. Mrs George Curren, Mrs. Kr.ink Malln and Mrs. John Crawford will tie present. Miss nmmn King, of Ogontz, hn3 Issued Invitations for a card party and danco on December 23, In honor of Miss Josephl.io Rlttcnhouso. of Dlkliis Park, who will bo married on January 3 to Mr. AValter I-'oulkrod, ot this city. Chestnut Hill A dancing tea will he given on Thurs day, December 23, In honor of Miss Nancy Barclay, by her parents. Mr and Mrs. AVllliam L. Barclay, of Graver's lane. lls3 Klcanor Harvey Wood, of 128 I'ast Durham street, Mount Alrj. will cnter tnln at luncheon on Saturday afternoon, at the Union League, prior to tho char ity card party to bo gHcn by the Tan Delta sorority at the Phllomuslan Club. C911 Walnut street. Tho guests will bo Miss Muriel Stamni, Mlbs JInrgarct Tul lidge and Miss Katherlne Tullldge. Germantown A dancing class manu up of the mar ried set meets on Tuesday evenings at the Casino and Includes Mr. ana Mrs. Charles T Hrown. Mr. and Mrs. Mar shall Trultt, Mr. and Mrs Robert Cole man, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Bonn. Mr. nnd Mrs. D, McLean Walters, Mr and Mrs. Stockton Mortimer, Mr and Mrs. Herbert Morris. Mr. and .Mrs. Nelson Hazeltlne. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hawley, Mr, J. Howell Healy The class Is con ducted by Miss Charlotte Brooke. Dr. Walter B, AdanlTa and his mother, Mrs. M, B. Adams, of JS7 Maplowood nve nue, are In Atlantic City for (several days Lansdowne The marriage of Miss Betty Burrow b Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Krnnk O. Burrows, of Stewart avenue, to Mr. Charles T, Barker, of Gladwjn. will take place on January 22 Dr. Edgar T. Shields, of Yachowfu, China, will give an Illustrated lecture on "Travel on tho Upper Yangtze River and Life on the West China Frontier" In the Baptist Church on December 10. MTTSICAI. THE WILSON NORMAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND LANGUAGE) ESTEY HALL, Walnut at 17th St. Advanced pupils thoroughly in strucled !n the ART OF TEACHING and prepared for positions as teacher. Special course in higher E'.? ' sh. THE SCHOOL OF PRACTICE Accepts beginners at a nominal cost and develops them carefully and with out loss of time from the primary through the advanced grades along rhythmic, melodic methods, CLASS & PRIVATE INSTRUCTION APPOINTMENT BY LETTER EV OP AT I CONSERVATORIES , K.. rtULiLt O MUSIC AND ART STUDIOS. 8304 N BROAD BT, nd BRANCH. SUITE 200 PRESSEK8IDa., 1W CHESTNUT BT ilto DOUGHERTY SMS PIANIST ACCOIU'ANISI INSTBEOTIOM lllBHHKtWWVN' MtNtWiito MRS. EDWIN G. CLOSE Of Ovcrbrook. Mrs. Close is nn extremely popular hostess among the many who live alonK the Main Line. Weddings LUVIN-HOWDS. The inarrlasc of Miss Doris Howes, ilatiRliter of Mrs I. W. Howes, of COT North 31th street, to Mr. Alan Levin, of Merlon, will bo uuletly solemnized today nt noon In Saint Andrew's Protestant Kplscopnl Church, S'ith nnd Barlne streets Tho rector, the Reverend Will iam J. Cox, will otllclato. Tho bride, who will bo given In mar rlnKc by her grandfather, Mr. Samuel McDounal, will be unattended. Owing to a recent death in tho family of tho brldo iiroom, only tho Immediate fnmilles will bo present. Bala-Cynwyd Tho I'ootllRhtcrs, a new' dramatic or ganization composed of prominent sub urbanites who have previously won n name for themselves In nmatcur per formances, will present Jerome K. Je rome's well-known comedy "Miss Hobbs," in the Uala-Cynwjd auditorium tonight. This society will give several smnll plays throughout tho winter before Its non-acting members and their friends, from which will bo selected players best quail lied to act In the largo semi-annual per formance of which tonight's play Is tho first. Miss Del Rose Macau, a former mem ber of the Barn Stormcrs Club, a dra matic society of Ridley Park, who has achieved success not only ns an amateur actress, but as a clever coacher of 'vari ous children's plays, will act the part of Miss Hobbs, n ouug lady of very de cided opinions against men, hut dually won over to tho other side ot tho ques tion by an unknown bet. She will surely win much applause from tonight's nudl ence. Mr. George Pequlgnot. a member bf tho Bam Stormers of Ridley Park, and who Is well known for his successful Interpretation of leading roles, will bo Volfo Klngsenrle. In fact, the whole east, which has been coached by Mr If. C. Hhcpparil, u member of the Plns and Players Club, Is composed of men ami women who know not only how to act, but to act well Others taking part In cludo Mr. II Morton Coule ns Porelv.il Klngsearlc, Mr. Kdwnrcl Pnrvln as G-orgu JesBop, Mr Leonldas Beck, Mr. Paul A. Vanneman, Jr. as Charles, Mrs. Thomas (. Plnkerton us Mrs. Perclial Klngsenrle, Jllsi Beatrlco Medeorso as Miss Susan Abbey, Miss Helen Pedrlck ns Miss Mllll cent Fnrey, MIps Uthel Tlly nB a maid servant. The musical program has been carefully arranged, and with tho stag ing and other details promises to make the play a huge success. Delaware County Mr. and Mrs. Norman Green, of Laus downo avenue, are locclvlng congratula tions on tho birth of a daughter. Mrs. Gieen was Miss Reno Bur. Mr. and Mis. William Sherrard, of Highland Park, havo returned from a lslt to New York Mrs. Albert L.iughlln, of Marplo. enter tained nt a danco last night. There wero K) guests prcient. WIN'IKII KKSOKTB Your Irlns Southward liKhtful than ever by tram The Augusta Special to AIKEN AND AUGUSTA, via Southern Railway Leaves West Philadelphia daily at 3:15 P. M.; every convenience and luxury of modern travel, to the cities and resorts of LAHKUOOD, N. J. PINBWOOD llAMV-l'Incv air. near beautiful lake. Electric and Xaudhelm baths. BcoUet. STEAMSHIPS Merchants and Miners' Trans. Co. FLORIDA TRIPS "By Sea" Philadelphia to One Way Round Trig $22.40 JACKSONVILLE $39.00 1700 Mile 7-Dav Trip $18.00 SAVANNAH $30.20 Including- meala and anteroom berth. Tbrouxh tlchrta 10 all polnu. Flo team en. Beet aervlce Low (are. Wlreleae Telefrapa. Automobiles carried Steamer Wed. aud Bat.. 6P M. Send (or booklet. Cllr Ticket Office, 103 8. 9th Street Tra'elue' DepiruneaJ tul Title aal Tjuat tantll Stead aad Saaiaa Su.. tint. West Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs Frederick C. Tompkins, of Mil Thomas avenue, celebrated their sil ver wedding Saturday. Mr. Tompkins Is the well-known tennis plner, who for tho past 12 cari hat been engaged at tho Racquet Club. In celebration of the Hth anniversary of their wedding Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins wilt glvo a dinner to a number of their friends nt their homo tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Walter AV. Whltehatr, of 13.13 North Alden street, nnnounco tho morriago of their daughter. Miss Adeline tVIiltchalr, to Mr Oirnr Jones, of Whlto fonl, Mil., on Saturday November 27. The Rev. I U. Winter performed tho ccro mony, which took pluce in his home. 100J South tilth street. Only members of tho fnmilles were present. Immediately after tho ceremony Mr. and Mr'. Jones left for IVhltcford, their futuro home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hosklns, of Alle gheny. Pa., who havo been visiting Mr. Hosklns" sister. Mrs. Samuel Saunders, of CM North 40th street, left for home this week. Mr. Thomas P. Fljnn, ot fill North 3?th street, returned home on Monday from Scranton, Pa., where he has been visiting friends. Tioga Mrs. John Schcmbs, of lilt i:rle avenue, entertained a number of tho younger set luncheon on Saturday on tho occasion of tho 16th birthday of her daughter. Miss Marian Schcmbs. Tho decorations were In red and green. Among those present wero Miss Helen Armstrong. Miss Adeline Margolls, Miss Kdlth Baring, Miss Marian Oroff, Miss Dbba SJoholm, Mlns Ruth Hemes, Miss Lcstor Porter. Miss Knth erlno Smith, Miss Loulso Bunting, Miss Deris Henderson, Miss Ruth Green, Miss Klcnnor Green, Miss Sjlvla BliimenthnL Miss Klcanor Camoy, Miss Mnrjorio Haugher and Miss Lillian Schcmbs. What's Doing Tonight Concrrt In Bid of tho A. .1. Dreurl Riddle Jlllile Cl.isnca. llelleiue-Stnitford. S o'clock. ttlrh Quirtet, Vt llliTpoori Hnll. S o'llock. Murcirct Kcan lecltal, Orlfflth Hall; S o'clock. Youtifc Itcpubllcina of Philadelphia. 221 South llroml street: S o'clock. City Hlstor Society, Normal School for Girls: 8 o'clock. Author'o rcadlns, Central V. l. C A.; S nVtfttk. i""'tv-nlntli nnnlorary. Pennsylvania Peice Society. Dcrean Church, South College menus; s o'clock, rree. J wiser Staennerehur loncert, PHI North llniHil ntreet H .10 o'llnck. IVurlh annual ImII, Motion l'lctuies Kxhlhl. ioi8' 1-eagim of Philadelphia TuriiKemeliulo Hull, lsro.nl etrect nnd Columbia uieuuo; 8 i.'rloc!.. Health talk, Henry C l.c.i Homo nnd School tit.oi-latlon, Uth niul l.m ust streets, 8.13 ci clock Annu.il dinner. Afcsoilitlon of Mmiurac lunra' ItrtrmentiitlMii. nelleiuc-Hiratroiii; 0 :to o'clock l.ertuie, Mlm Agnes lteppller. "Tho lln-pel of Amusement." Houston Hnll, University of t'ennsilwinU, S o'clock Annual !rldi;e and dance, women1 Cotu mlllce ror Jewish Sanitarium. Mercantile Hall; H o'clock. Korelsn Mlwloii Ilai'j. First Chrlitlaii Church, Berks ind Marvlno streets. Independent Circle; llrntlierliooil of America, Mnsonli IUII. h"riinkrnrd. "A Song of ThanksKb Inn " rantata, I.ni mam.el lloformed Kplncoi.il Church, York nnd Hepilva streets. S o'clock. uiNn:it imsoitTs made more de- tho superb new the Carolinas and Georgia. Warm irenial air and balmy sunshine roU courses of the finest in the South splendid resorts, superb hotels, excellent boarding; houses and villas and cottases for the winter. S. E. BURGESS. Division Passenger Agent, 828 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. ATI.NTIO C1TV, N. J. Sunorior location with an unobstructed view of beach and boardwalk A recognized standard of excellence Cac.,v6Qd. WAiriRJ.BUZJffA HIE IEAUING KES0RT HOTEL Of THE WURID smaiiiMioiuiiMin ATIaANTIL CITY. N.J. OWNCMIHIP U1NAQIUCNT JQ3IAH WHITE A. SONS COMPANY TRAYM0RE Ijireot In AtUnttcCll Westminster Kr v. m Beatu. Eie. t ' t my oataa. run. water ll.WupdJjr. to 12 SO vpukly. Cnaa. Bunre. PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB HAS ANNUAL MEETING Next Friday the Elections for the Year Will Take Place. Di Lucy Wilson to Be Guest of Honor at Dinner, Which Will Follow Business Meeting THE annual meetlnsr of the Professional Women's Club will bo held on Friday, when olllccrs for tho ensuing year will bo elected. After tho business session closes n dinner will be given, at which Dr. Lucy Wilson, tho principal of tho Southern High School, wilt bo tho guest of honor Mrs John K. Devolln la president nnd Miss Mary R. Manccly secretary of the organization A mirprlso party was glvon on Satur day evening In honor of Mlsi Lena Freed berg, on her 18th birthday, at her home, 902 Jackson street, by Mr. Samuel K Oro Those who nttended were Miss 8. Gross, Miss It. Gross. Miss F Knte. MIM D. Wclntraub. Miss K. Ros enborg. Ml?s S. Light, Miss D Abelove, Miss A Freedberg. Mlfli d Edelstoln, MIsi S Lchrman, Miss G Rubin, Miss II Jonas, 1I S. Young, Mlsi S I'ensler, Miss H, Simons, Miss I Froodberg, JH T Freedberg, Miss U. Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs Goldberg. Miss B Blltzstcln, Mr. and Mrs. Freedberg. Mr and Mrs Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Segol, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. L rreedbcrg. Mr. M. Segel. Mr. 8. Segel, Mrs. J. Isdancr, Mr. It. Frank, Mr. A. Llpman. Mr. II. Waa perm.ni, Mrs. II. Collins, Mrs. M. Gold berg, Mr, H. Tuckor. Mr. A. Llpaky. Mr. M. Kaufman, Mr. J. Pleltzman. Mr. J. Weiss, Mr. J. Cohen. Mr. II. Ireeman. Mr. S. Fisher, Mr. .1. Toll. Mr. Morso. Mr. P. Cohen nnd Mr. L. Splvock. Tho guests wero entertained by tho singing ; of Mr. Myor Goldberg. Mr. Jack Cohen, Miss Sophlo Gross. Mr. H. Collins. Mr. Jack Weiss, Mr. H. Collins nnd Miss I. Frood berg. Mlis S. Lchrman played the plnno. .Mr. P. Cohen nnd Miss K. Rosenberg en tcrtnlned tho guests with their new dances. Miss Freedberg wna presented with a diamond ring by her parents. A birthday party was given by Miss Tonkor, nt her home. 73S South street, on Sunday evening. Tho guests present were Mlsi Bertie Frank, Miss Rosallo Ross, Miss Kva Silver. Miss Ray Knapp, Miss Anna Goldstein, Miss Lola Fink, Miss Harriet Schwartz. Miss Jean Jacobs. Mlsi M. Burke. Miss S Goods and Miss N. Curson. Mr. M. Oordon, tho dancer, waa present, nnd music and entertainment wero furnished by Mr Schwartz, assisted by Mr. Kinnlev L. Bellmow. Other guests were Mr. Louis Gold, Mr. C. Brcner. Mr. Albert Tonker, Mr. M. Goldstein, Mr. Jnck James, Mr. II. Frlcndcnbcrg, Mr. G. Lonnrd, and Mr. Benjamin Durwltz. Miss Cecilia Friend entertained on Sun day night nt her home, IT119 South 23d sticet A number ot selections on th piano wero glvon by Mr. Samuel Frank nnd Miss Jennlo .Stovens. A number of recitations were given by Miss Minnie Rosenthal and Mr. Louis Hcrsch, also a dancing exhibition by Miss Mlnnlo Rosen thal and Mr. Irving ncrson. mo kiicco wero Miss Ircno Llpsltz, MIbs Jennlo Stevens, Miss Roso Cohen. Miss Rose Ralarty, Miss Rose Llbster, Miss Lilian Master. Miss Mary Rosenthal. Miss Stella Friend, Miss Mlnnlo Rosenthal. Mrs. N. It. Bnrnctt, Miss Houck nnd Fnnnlo and Mrs. Yctta Hcrsch, Mr. Joseph Goldstein, Mr. Morris Steinberg. Mr. Nat It. Barnctt, Mr. Jack Wolpcrt. Mr. Tsafloro Rosner. Mr. Philip Welner, Mr. Harry Yankaloff, Mr. Samuel Frank. Mr. Mayer Frank. Mr. Louis Hcrsch and Mr. Irving Hersch. Mr. John Pnrrish entertained at his home, 813 North 10th street, last Saturday evening, when his guests Included Miss A Itelchma.il, Miss E. Sto,In, Mlsi Florence Gleb, Miss Sara Lovlck, Miss N. Zimmer man, Miss M Potoraky. Miss r. Fisher. Mtas It. Farrlsh, Miss L. Noteles, Miss J. Noteles. Miss R. Mlllor. Miss II. Shean. Miss V Parrlsh. Miss S. Salltsky, Miss B Clark. Miss A Welnerman, Miss M Pop lck, Miss S Stoln, Miss D. Norsopha, Mlbs A. Galeman. Miss B. Stclngrad, Miss M Parrlsh. Miss Bertha S Lovln, Miss S Shumnn. Dr. S E Tltelman. Miss Sara Grauber. Mr. Emanuel M. Lutz. Miss Jeannctto Lausman, Miss S. Doblen, Mr Joseph Watklns. Mr. Samuel Schooman, ..fc I I 1 Dr. Bamson, Mr. Louis Jorfc, Mr. Jack, Joffe, Mr Frank Norsopha. Mr. Morris Pnrrish, Mr. Samuel Borok, Mr. A. Sher iff, Mr. David Caiman. Mr. Louis J. Fried land. Mr. Joseph Steinberg, Mr David Morrison. Mr, Jnck Williams, Mr Robert Resnlckoff, Mr. Abraham Weinman, Mr. Edwin Norsopha and Mr. Wllllnm Kulch Inson. Dr S E. Tltclmin, of Tishomingo, Oklahoma, who arrived at Philadelphia recently to be operated on for appendi citis at tho Samaritan Hospital, will toavo for tho West again on January 7. There will bo a farewell affair given by his friends and fmternlty prior to his departure. Tho dedication exorclies of the. Uptown Homo for tho Aged took placo at the,jCon grogatlon Sons of Halberstam, 6tliand Green streets, Sunday afternoon Tho attendanco waa so groat tho people woro compelled to stand In tho corridors. Tho amount collected wns 2000. the first dona tor being Mr. Samuel Gold, who not only gavo n chock for JlOO, but also delivered a very worthy address. Several promt nent speakers also addressed tho guests, among whom wero Rabbi Lovlnthal, Mr. Maic Arron nnd Mr. Louis Folnstone. J itlF V , 'jr ') ' ''f ' .fKj iv 1.1.. "Onjiwv M I l'-A ,u"ovuwl I il 1 "' lmt 4 1 l'.'f'L'l' .' Wile' I I.V1 iR,w"'tCl I.V.'J. I o5ciTt,,; I'ixOTUHItlxJ id 3HHWS-S3HI I 'V?l WOJUirnmii i I .p est ninj, I I ' 111 HI .'. I Not ' &mm Will nro 1 1 mis l!!8!S (Jlriit1 , -JkftiMi niuWiWurz and THEWrHLMrCaipWaTftin GUAnAllTCED NewVork Sanrraodsco Atisnto Chicago MontryBl.Can. I UUAHMlLtu Brooklyn Boston Oshland Clncirftstl Toror.ta.Cjn. A CORDIAL INVITATION Is extended to the women of Philadelphia to inspect on our salesroom floor a luxurious development of the Parisian Coupe' dc Ville, the new White Town car. It is a style vehicle in the most authoritative sense, and from that viewpoint, of absorb' ing interest to all appreciative women. This invitation is not limited to pre spective purchasers; on the contrary, it is our desire that as many as possible have an opportunity to see this very unusual custom designed product, THE WHITE COMPANY 216-220 tfORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA Northeast Philadelphia Tho second annual bazaar was held by tho B V. F. Club of the Richmond Bap tist Church, Tllton street nnd Indiana, avenue, on the evenings bf December z, 3 and 4, the proceeds to go to charity. Thoao astlstlng nt tho booths In the bazaar woro Mrs. N, Bedenk, Miss Alice Jones, Mlsi Marlon Snyder, Miss Mario Votlm, Miss Ruth Benner, Miss Pearl Bedenk, Mrs. William Garten, Miss Ethel Harris, Miss Allco Bright, Miss Anna KIoss, Miss Beatrice MacWhlnney, Miss Anna MaoWhlnney, Miss Ruth Bhaw, Miss Sarah Garten and Miss Minnie New non. A concert by the Team Numbor Five will ba given nt tho Ontario Presbyterian Church at II and Ontario streets this evening. Recitations and monologues will bo given. Mr. Davis II. Bell, of Bnryrna. Del., wan tho guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. Enders, or 2317 East Cumberland street, for a short stay. Mrs. M Bogln nnd her daughter, Mlsa Mills Bogln, of Now Tork, are visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. M Berkowltz, of U23 North Uh street Mm. Ira D. Knight, of Chicago, III., la visiting hor mother, Mrs. A, Carson, of 1631 Kait Columbia avenue. YOUR FEET for Xmi .hopping mndo comfortable by first vUitinir HANNA'S Corns remoted, SSc. en j manicuring, 28a a, n. Cor. 13th nml Sannom Sts. and 1201 Chestnut St. "Well, I caught you taking soma of your own medicine this time, didn't I?" taking medicine, for thoro'a no medicine about it; but you caught mo indulging in a healthful practice that's so pleasant it seems like a luxury. The splendid cleansing quality, freedom from medication, and exquisite flavor of 'S. S. White' Tooth Paste frequently lead mc to use it during the day. You bcc, my grandfather, my father and I have always dealt with the house that makes it, so we know it's good." "Well, I'll have to use it too, under those circumstances." In 10c or SSc tubes. Powder, SSe tins. At your druggist's or mailed on receipt of price fai.UL'MwBfa!;t wAnaVii. &' iv7i,i
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