NANCY WYNNE HAS
ON SOCIAL DOINGS HERE AND THERE
Daughter of Judge and Mrs. William Wilkins Carr Will
Be Formally Introduced This Afternoon at the Ritz-
Carlton, Together With Her Cousin, Miss Robinson
'tYELENE MARTIN and her cousin,
H Catherine Robinson, will bo Intro
duced to the say world this afternoon nt
hturti dansantnt tho Kltz-Carlton. Tho
:'0 Plrli are very Intimate and have
had' geveral parties together and then
Catherine's family are In mourning, so
could not present her formally them
selves a was at first Intended. Both
it them have been away at boardlnf?
!.t.nl. Ilelcno at St. Mnry's on tho
I Hudson, "d Catherine was abrond be
t fore the war. But In the few months
l ., ninir out they have made many
', frlmdr and are very much liked.
The girls who will receive this ait
... t.,iu bn Christine Stockton,
Vsrlha McAllister, Sarah Penrose, Jo
's ,..- v.ir rnlzalieth Wheeler.
l&rgitel Perot, Mario Wright, Sarah
ind Marietta Myers, Sarah Frank
lin Mnrgnrot Hemalc, Marjory Taylor,
p Eleanor Pepper, Mazlo Graham, uar
f forn Benson, Uytendalo Balrd, Edith
Delias, Hosninondo Fisher, Anne Mcr
! clt, Emlllo Kennedy, Kllzaboth
I Adams, Theodora Llllle, Vnlentlno Mlt
t cTielt, Suslo Ingcrsoll, Frances Ilohln
I mn. Kate Jayne, Frances Tyson, Car
oline Boblnson, Marjorlo Morris, Anna
? Drlnton and Eleanor Johnstone, of
ffaihlnston.
JUcalvlnB with Mrs. Carr will bo
Judgo Carr's sister, Mrs. James Marlon
Johnstone, Mrs. Charles Piatt, Jr.,
f Mrs. Arthur Ultldle, Mrs. Aleck Van
Rensselaer. Mrs. Hobart Brown and
Mr. Norton Downs. Most of tho girls
-, 1! go out to the Lllllo dance In Hnv
lrford at the Merlon Cricket Club after
the tea. Tho dnnce Is given for Theo
dora and Edith Earlc, who are such
great friends. It Is bound to bo a nttc
Mss, for tho Lllllcs certainly know
kow to entertain. Tho boys and girls
ill say they havo a perfect time at
everything they give.
Almost before we had time to got
over tho surprise of their engagement,
Kithnrlno and Hoddy Pago wore mar-
rlad. Tho ongngomont wns a surprise,
because people had not known of
Roddy's attention; they had kept tho
jeeret so well. It was announced at
Edwlna Wetherlll's wedding In October.
Md they decided to be married In De
cember, which, after all, Is n good thing,
,jfer long engagements, as a rule, aro
not to be encouraged. They are apt. to
j.bccomo rather wearying. So they were
marnea on tsaturaay at iioiy innuy,
tad I seldom have seen a handsomer
bridal party or prettier wedding. Even
Ao ushers wero very good looking
row think of that 12 good to look at
Kf.nl And tho poor dears wore awfully
ifU-consclous, smiling as they came
own tho aisle. I should think Saun
ders Meade would dream of weddings,
he lias been an usher nt so many lately.
Perhaps he will bo a principal soon, and
J( vuty jui-liwiuti luv il WJUJU. lOU
fiint toll nni rf riifarx W -.. UtA
fj"t, ..., c-.., v, .wu,ai;, wic nuu UI1U
Viaij'havo exaggerated.
The, bridesmaids or I should say
'
matrons, for every ono but Cecils
i, Howell, Sue Bruco and Charlotte Bain
I a & matron, were simply beautiful,
Sth unmarried ones sharing In that ap
pellation as well.
It was srood tn sen Mnrln T.nuffln
Ktlunn home again. She Is so pretty and
fmcefut, and Edwlna Wetherill.
fanoihor recont bride, wns very stun-
!nsr,
m!A nonn wnrllllnr la nltt.niu nttpnnMfn
l&ough sometimes tho guests do find It
llird tO ?Pt thorn nttA nnrtr ami! wna
j;- - -' D-w ... .. u..w ,.wu. (aw.. . d
iMwalltnc her fate. "We havo tho most
kettle tlmo In the mornings, you know;
th nurse has the chumberwork to do,
M I have to bo with tho children, and,
t( course, they are Into everything,
Rn,knn ,U .1 , i- . .
B- '" "a uuj, ih aura 10 como in una
&t everything up." It wns all clear to
fie except about tho dog. Why not
i9 Sim out In the yard, or, better
till, glvo him some breakfast of his
ewn. But It Is hard to decide for others.
t
f The wedding festivities were contln
d at the RltZ'Cnrlton. where nil the
tdieux were made to tha departing
tride and groom, and n thoroughly en
joyable party jt wu3l too ono of those
!!htfully Imnromritu nrfnlrs lnn
jWch every one plunged with Interest.
sJhe main ballroom was requisitioned
tpt the occasion, and about 80 of the
:usti, Including all the bridal attend-
JW, spent the remainder of .the after-
wn aanclng and tealng until long
"ter the dlnner.ljour FISher Wright
f one of tho gayest In the party,
at .1. a" hUr r 80 he Wa8 8een
1 the piano, pjaylnff oil the newest
tSs and fox-trots until the nitz
Witra appeared. Tha stunnlne
Wa r!Itrlpea ,rocka t the bridesmaids
,J their charming tulle hots made the
prettiest nirhiro ioi ki. ..
?" unn changed her frock for
C' "uartest tailored costume, which
' evidetiPM nr I, ..... 2..
m?t'nd. in Hint it i,h ..
" of a decided plaid, She car
'Mtw."1 wlth her ft miniature
fern. V JVhIeh hns so le'lehted the
klh! .SeB ' My Heart- Sumner
s'on jjlu!r and Nedd pn
g. T a.b0,t everywhere, anxious to
W . y hnppy und unquestlon
3lf S'lCceedlnE' nhm. v.
icceedlng,
ihv.j j' " vnymu xarrow ar
fci-' in
1 a Btllnrtln. 1.1 -t-.t. .
la 6mai, ; tt "iuo-dom cQsiume
'Ma 7, :::. ?. ve,v urcan-
-- qiar veivct iiirnntt. Th
BSrur. nTiT ' &awna wetherill. Sue
BiSDiee. Bll v t...i... . . .. ...
!Sea , "im ana me voorliees
Ka JTre a tw of the merrymakers.
kj "en I un the number of guests
yg lacreaelng gradually.
iMr. j. rt...Trrr.. ...
iluh .t . """"""" BCOlt's supper
ZZ " tho Bellevue-Stratford was a
G 7' Heott Who appeared for the
Su "7 llnce w "We son's Illness,
welcomed by many members and
B'thl ifCk. Ma80n8- who entertained
ia.jee theatre for ,M n.u. i.
Jta p.irty of 42 guests t'o the
IfiimA i. 'hen the John C,
BTfaes had ten Eueat on,i , n,n.
ff f.'.5 A on ech0 Of the all
t. Mr, and Mrf. Louis Rodman
A WORD TO SAY
Eddy DaltB n,g0 enterta,nedi anA SQ
aid Harry Adams and Armltt Brown.
Othors who entertained were Lewis
Parsons, Mrs. Isaac Schllchtcr, Jr.;
Daniel Wentz, Walter Foulke. Harrison
Caner, Dr. and Mrs. Dlllard, Mrs.
Thomas Elwyn, Marlon Dougherty,
Charles Potter, Jr.; Clark Thompson,
Spencer Miller, 3d; Daniel Hutchin
son, Sam Henderson, I.ou Wlstcr,
William Wledersholm, Churchill Wil
liams, Sydney Brock, Judge Auden
rled, Cecil Filler, Horace Allen, Sam
Huhn, Broden Kyle and Blchard
Norton.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr.
nn.l Af.. , . . ..
.if"' """ "" "iiroiu ynrnan gave a
t i, t,,0',', .Blltur,'nv ,,lRllt tor the Main
Walking Club, following Its tramp
acroj,, country The members Include
Vri.'i i I'n"UeIc Ballmark, .Mrs Murk
IIoplclnB, Dr. and Mrs. John 11. dlbbons
air. nnd Mrs. Jnmen M. will. Mr un,i
nail
A Series nf flttharrlnttnn il4h.H ...lit 1
m- ,... unilci ll UV
ven thin Boason, chuperoneU bv a num
ber of Gormantown women, flic moet
ngs will be flvo In number, and will be
held nt Mnnhelm on Decumbcr 27. .Inn-
unry zi, February 25, March 21 and April
The pntronesscs will bo Mrs. Charles
Olbbons DuvIb. Mrn. Joicph Priestly Hut
ton, Mrs. Kdnard Kvons Dennlston, Mrs.
Augustus Stotighton nnd Mrs, Joseph S.
Levering Wharton,
Mr. nnd .Mrs. O. Henry Stetson, of El
klns Pnrlc, have Issued Invitations for a
ilanco to bo held nt tho Huntingdon Val
ley Country Club on Monday evening,
December 27, at 8iW o'clock.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clnrenco A. MiiFselmnn,
of 03 Pino Btioct, linve Issued invltntlons
for n dnnce to be held nt tho Ucllovuo
Strntford on Thursday evening, Decem
ber 1C, In honor of Mr. and Mm. Thomns
II. Birch.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward C. Dcarden, of
Merlon, will also ontcrtnln nt n dance
on the evening of Friday, December 17,
In honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hlrch.
Mr. Uhch Is United States Minister to
Portugal. Ho and Mrs. Birch are nt
home for a short leave of absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Pnti. nt wn.
llsbrooko Fnrm, Malvern, will entertain
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Newhnll in their
box at tho opera tomorrow evening.
Mr and Mrs. George Lclli Harrison,
who recently loased the Barrlnger place
on Concstogn road, havo moved In to 2103
Do Lancey plnce for the winter months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George W. Chllds Drcxel
nnd Mr. Livingston L. Blddk; have opened
their town houac, at 18th nnd Locust
streets, for the wlntor.
At the Plnstlc Club on Wednesday Miss
Jnne Campbell will give a. tnlk on old
chlnn. Members will have on exhibition
specimens nf rare old Belleck, Sevres,
Mlnton and other ware. The nnuunl sale
of baybcrry cnndlcs for the benefit of
tho club will bo held the same day. Mrs.
Joseph Price Bull will be hostess. Plans
for the maniiue, to be held nt the Acad
emy of Music on February 22, are well
under wny. Tho committee meets weekly
at the Plastic Club. On December 18 the
Judges will awnrd tho prizes for the beat
competitive drawings suggesting Btago
setting and color scheme.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Custls Harrison.
Jr.. havo closed their home In Vlllnnova
and nre occupying 243 Cast nittenhouso
nqunro for tho winter.
Dr. and Mrs. Thompson S. Westcott
will formally present their daughter.
Miss Eleanor C. Weateott. nt n tea. ulth
dancing, to bo given this afternoon from
4:30 until 7 o'clock at tho Acorn Club. Re
ceiving with tho debutunto will be Miss
Corlnno Borden Freeman, Miss Blanche
M, Patterson. Miss Helen E. Marshall.
Miss Mary Webator Kay, Miss Marguer
ite Robinson, Miss Isabel Miles, Miss
Julia Hamp, Miss Francos Westcott,
Mlsa F. CIdo Rrodhend and MIsh Anita
Marjory Taylor. The hostess will bo as
slated by Mrs. Adrlcn F. Wellcng Mrs.
S. D. Wright, Mrs. James M. Reppller,
Mrs. G. D. Young. .Mrs A, W Trimble,
Miss Agnes Itcppller, 2d, and Miss Edith
Weber,
Mrs. Herbert W. Warden will entertain
at dinner tonight for her daughter, Miss
Lucia Warden, before tho dance which
the Llllles will give at tho Merlon Cricket
Club.
The guests nt the dinner will Includo
Miss Hubcrta Potter, Miss Hansel!
French Earlc, Miss Edith II. Hally, Miss
Christine. Hare Stockton, Miss Mary E.
Clayton, Mlas Katharine 55. Ogden, Miss
Llllle Crlslleld, Mr. Oeorge II. Eaile, 2d,
Mr. Thomas Robinson, Mr. Joseph M. Pat
terson, 2d, Mr. Walter Clark, Mr. Robeit
McLean, Mr. Ralph Earlo, Mr, William
II. Jessup, Jr Mr. Roderick Kellett and
Mr. John F. G. Keen,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Miller will enter
tain at dinner tonight for their daughter,
Miss Mary Arrcnn Miller, before the
dance Mr. and Mrs. Lewis I.lllle will
give,
Mrs. Charles A. Potter will entertain
at the theatre and supper at the Uellu.
vue-Stratford tonight In honor of Miss
Marlon Hutchinson Button.
Mrs. William Crowell Wntt announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
EUanor Ilournonvllle Watt, to Mr, Wil
liam Keating Johnson, of Rosemont, son
of Mr. Dudley Johnson.
Mrs, Charles A. Munn, of Boston. Is
visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Munn, while en
route to Palm Beach, Fla.
Announcement came Saturday from
Paris of the engagement of Mrs. Alfred
II. Peats, formerly of this city, now of
Paris, to Mr, Charles Stockton Thorne,
vice president of the Pocahontas Fuel
Company, also a former resident of this
city. Mrs. Peats Is a widow of Alfred
Peats, who was a well-known merchant
here. Mr. Thorne was married formerly
to Mrs. Katharine Parker Thorne, from
whom he was divorced In Chicago soma
Jars ago,
A exhibition of Japanese color prints
andVtchlngs by Miss Helen Hyde will be
held this week at the studio of Miss Edith
Emerson, 333 South 16th street.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year at the annual meeting
of the Professional Women's CJub held
at the Colonnade Hotel on Friday; Pres
ident. Mrs. Dora Harvey Develln; first
vice president, Mrs. Mary Carnell Mc
Euen; second vice president. Miss Emllle
Kr'der Norrls; third vice president, Mrs.
Beulah E, Jay, corresponding secretary,
Misa Mary II Maneely; recording secre
tary. Mile. Clementine Dalcour; treas
urer, MU Margaret S. Lyona; board of
management, Mrs. Helen N. Qow. Dr
riran Andrews. Mlas Frances Rosenthal.
Misa Agnes Clone Quintan and Miss Alice
rr .' racy urmwold, Mr. nnd Mrs
rrnnolB Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
P.m,i', " J.,r: , Mrs. George Wharton
l eppei nnd Mr. nnrl 1r ri.n.n i-
-- . ....... .... .iijll Xill-
tiVBttlSG LEDGK-PHILADELPHlA, MONDAY, DECEMBER
"zMTzimmiiiMmmMf
MISS MARIANA GOWEN 1",' "y M'reMU-
Daughter of Mr. and Mra. Frnncis I. Gowen, who was honor pucst nt
n dnnce given Saturday night by Mr. nnd Mrs, William Ellis Scull,
at Ovorbrook.
Along the Reading
The following ofllcers wero elected at
a locent meeting of tho contributing
members of tho Old York Rond Tire Com
pnny. President. Mr. Samuel E. Lnndls;
vlco president, Mr. Henry T, Hey; sec
rctnry, Mr William II. Cnlverly; trens
urcr, Mr. Charles C Ferguson. Hoaid of
dliectors, Mr. Frederick J. Schlnlch, Mr.
John A. Stnhr, Mr, Hnrvcv Oourley. Mr.
11. F. Kasssbaum, Mr. William Glasgow,
Mr. W. T'nrk Moore, Mr. Louis C. Block,
Mr. W. Ross Wnlton, Mr. F. P. Holllns
hend, Jr. Mr Hnrry L. Murphcy nnd
Mr. William N". Stewart The entertain
ments will be In ehnrgf of Mr. Hnrry L,
Murphcy, Mr. A. X. Stewart, Mr. J. A.
Stnhr and Mr. W. R. Walton.
Mis M T. Wheat nnd Mrs. Young hnvo
returned to their home on Hnrrlson ave
nue, Glenslde, nfter n trip to Cnllfornla.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Henry Muuntfurd
will be nt home ufter next week at 7419
Limekiln pike. Mrs. Mountford was Miss
Mnry Augustn Kugler, niece of Mr.
Charles Unas, of Wyncote, before her
mnrrlnge on November 25.
Mr. Charles Beck, Jr., of Wyncote,
spent several days this week ns tho
guest of his father, Mr. John Beck, on
his farm, Just below Bench Haven, N. J,
Germantown
A concert, to bi followed by an Informal
dance, will bo given on Thursday by tho
Gloo and Mandolin Clubs of Lehigh Uni
versity. Tho concert will tnke place In
the ballroom of the Germantown Cricket
Club, nnd tho patronesses will Include
Mrs. Franklin linker, Jr.; Mrs. Robert
H. Morris, Mrs. J. A. Stelnmetz, Mrs.
Horaco P. McCann, Mrs. R. S. Perry,
Mis. II. H. Ring, Mr. Rnynrd Henry,
Mrs. Rueben Kenworthy, Mrs. C. C.
Slaver, Mrs. J. T. Bunting, Mrs. Fred
eric Scott.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Grlcr Allison, of
321 West Chelten nvenuc, have moved
Into their new home on Greene street.
Tho houso li a beautiful Colonial one
ndjolnlng thnt of Dr. nnd Mrs. Joseph
Flalta3. son-in-law and dnughter of Mr.
and Sirs. Allison.
Miss Mngdnletm D. Robinson, of 212
West Johnson street, hns returned from
n two weeks' visit to New York, where
sho visited her mint, Mrs. Mnry Bliss
Murray, of West "4th street.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Hobert Hamilton gave a recep
tion followed by a shower on Friday
evening nt her home, 1224 South 63d street.
In honor of her niece, Miss Charlotte
Marjory Gruver. of Cell Regent street,
whose mnrrlago to Mr. Joseph Thomns
Dnle, of Curwcnsville, Pa., will take
nlaco on Chrlstmns Day. Among those
present were Mrs. Joseph Dorton Glvln.
Mrs. Robert C. Hamilton, Mrs. Margaret
Cole. Mrs. Robert It. Redlngton. Mrs.
William DIehl, Miss Emma Gruver,
Miss Eva Dale, Miss May Schwartz, Miss
Bess Sinclair, Miss May Reed, Miss
Dnlsy Bancroft, Miss Violet Bancroft,
Miss Ethel Plcrco nnd Miss .Margaret L.
Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 8 Rlnckhouse
entertained the members of their evening
hrldiro club Saturday night nt their home.
1617 Cedar avenue. The members included
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelms, Mr and
Mrs. Addison A. Christian. Dr. and Mrs
Howard A. Miner Mr. and Mrs, Leonnrd
V. Ooebbels and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O.
Uri.
The PrlsclUtt Sewing Circle wns enter
tained by Mrs. L. Stanley Dobson, of 62d
nnd Vine street, on Thursday evening.
Those prebent ware Mrs. William Pennell,
Mrs. Clyde Bowen, Miss Anna Noble,
Miss Frances Noble, Mrs. George McGlrr.
Mrs- Jacob Stull. Mrs. George Barlow
and Mrs. L 8 Dobson.
Arts
for
Eft II ll I l r, I A NfeMimim. JZ
?s
Christraas
JQ
Beautiful pieces that lend charm
and distinction to the home,
Ferdinand Keller
216-224 So. Ninth St.
1207 Walnut Street
Weddings
JONES-WEBER.
A quiet wedding took place In tho
Lutheran Church, C2d nnd Race streets,
Saturday evonlng, when Miss Augusta
W. Weber, of 6121 Ogden street, became
the bride of Mr, William E. Jones, of 365
HIcV I nvenuc The Rev. A. Pohlman
p. rf uncd 'ho ceremony. Tho mnld of
l.imor was Miss Evollno Heaglcr and Mr.
Christopher V. Weber, a brother of the
brld, ncted ns best man.
Tho bride w.ib gowned In white silk
poplin, trimmed with Itttlo puffs of chiffon
nnd white, sntln ribbon. She wore n large
white silk hnt. trimmed with small Bold
roses. Miss Henglcr wore n pink crepe
do chlno dress nnd n Inrge pink silk hat.
A reception wns held at tho homo of
the bride following the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Jones left for Washington, nnd
will be nt home after the holidays at
36,1 Slckela avenue.
Frankford
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson, of
Holmesburg, are receiving congratulations
on tho birth of a. son on December 0.
Mrs. Anderson will be remomberod as
Miss Glndya Bheppard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter T, Shcppard, of Trank
ford avenue.
What's Doing Tonight
Pennsylvania Historical Society, 1300 Locust
street; 8 o'clock.
ritt-ROcnth Ktrcot ImproNcriunt Associa
tion. I, Irani mer.ue nnd With strut; 8 o'clock.
rrc
I'hllaUflphla Chapter, American Institute of
Arrhlto Is,
Pre
Jv I. nancniur oirrei; o u nuc,
Scmli l'hlladVluhl
UuslnciEi Mon's Aesoola-
Hon.
Hrunil uml
Ki dr ml streets; S o'clock.
Ir e.
Contemporary Club, dlsusalon on Whistler
by Joseli I'cnnell. llnllovue-Strotforilj B'lil
o clock.
Mass-mcctlni; In Interest of Armenians. Acad
emy ot Music, b o'clock, rrce.
Heunlon, sun Ivors of 131st Hclmcnt, Penn
sylvanla Volunteorn, 1S0O North lath street;
H .'10 o'.-lock.
Ltcture, "Human I'rosrces In tho Light of
the War.'' Or. James J Walsh, Catholic Ulrls'
High School: fi o'clock.
Il.inq.uet Oak Lane rark Improomnt As
sociation, Manufacturers' Club; 7 o'clock.
Anmi.it meetl.iK nnd election. Union League;
8 o'clock.
Lecture, "olacter .National rark." by
Ijiwreni'o ,
u. Jieicieii. .MunuinciurcrH viuo.
Ketcliell. ManufncturerH'
Annual oaa ror jieorew urpnnns
irew urpnnns jiomo.
ninner to Mayor lllankenburK and Cabinet.
MainnU Ilhlt, Ocrmantown. 7 o'clook
Lecture-recital. "JoseDh Jefferson, " by Fran
cis Wilson, Wlthorspoon Halli 8 o'clock.
WINTER HKBOUTS
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Superior location with an
unobstructod viowof beach
and boardwalK A recognized
standard )f excellence
C.c.i60d. laUI&J.BVZBY.
THE LEADING RtSORI IIOTtt Or THE W0FID
nnarworoflfc!5im
ATLANTIC) CITY. JX. J
OWHCSSHIP USHSaCMKNT
JOSIAH WHITE A. SONS COMPANY
TRAYM0RE ftM,,
Westminster & v- nr, Beach. KIst, ti
1 1. JO up dly, to lU'.BO up wkly, Cbai. Duart.
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TUP INN Climate mllJ, dry, lnvljoratln.
lnc '"" Ria't. driv'g, motor's-. Favorlts
nerk-end resort. 1 I.. & Jl. 8. llUDDLintl.
LAUKWOUD. N.
l'INEWOOD HALI-Pinsy sir.
Er teiUlltLl
s. UookUt.
lake. Electrlo snd Nsudbelm bat
h?srM4t
Antiq
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BIG CARNIVAL GIVEN IN AID
OF TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL SCHOOL
Daughters of Beth Israel to Hold a Week's Fair at Tem
ple to Help Sabbath School Friends' Select
School Holds Bazaar
THE Daughters of Beth Israel arc ar
ranging a carnival which will open this
evening at Tcmpto Beth Israel, 32d street
and Montgomery avenue, nnd continue
throughout the week.
The offlcors of the carnival, which Is
given In aid of tho Sabbath school, arc
Mrs. Fnnnlo B. Lesser, chairman; Mrs.
Morris Finer, assistant chairman; Mr.
Julius Blanekenaee, treasurer; Mrs S.
Bcllo Conn and Miss Sophia J, Hirsrh,
secretaries.
Among the novel sections nrranged nnd
those In charge nre:
A country store Mrs Fannie II Leaser,
Mrs. Morris Finer, Mrs. Adolph llonncm,
Mrs. Phillip fl. Elsemnn, Mrs. Gus Bon
hem, Mrs. Henry Clair, Mrs. Charles
Stowmnn, Mrs. Wllllnm M. Lewis, Mrs.
Lewis Blberman, Mrs. Joseph Caplan,
Mrs. George Roienbnum, Mrs. Aaron
Levy, Mrs. Nathan Marks
Refreshment grotto Mrs. J. S. Rosen,
Mrs. I. Glnser, Mrs M. Hurt. Miss Hcttlo
Bchrend, Mrs. H. Teltclbnum. Mrs. Hugo
Fround, Mrs. Fannie Wolf, Mrs C 111-
mnn, Mrs. M. Marks,
Destiny tent Mrs. Jacob Kuenstler,
Miulnme Juliet.
Submnrlnt wonder Mrs Leon Btnnck
ensec, Mrs. Arthur Cohen, Mrs. I. Ber
genskt, Mrs. Michael Grccliberg, Mrs. M.
Gottlieb.
Toggery shop Mrs. David Markowitz,
Mrs. I. Jucobl,
Toyland will occupy three sections nnd
will be In charge of tho Brotherhood of
Beth Israel and Both Isrnel Alumni Asso
ciation. Charles Chnpllu will hold n re
ception there and photographs nnd other
surpilslng features will bo shown. Those
In active chnrge will be Miss Cecelia
Stein. Miss Hnzcl Frank, Miss Rose Perl
stein, MIsh Annn Roomberg, Miss tlnniinh
Lang, MIsb Reba Hnber, Miss Mlrlnm
Vllmnn, Mr. Wilfred Jncoby, Mr. Leonard
Muchlnlek, Mr. Geoigo Welnrntt, Mr.
Joseph Lang, Mr. Alfred Abrnms, Mr.
Simon CInrk, Mr. Wllllnm CrnUs, Mr.
Adolph Goldmnn, Mr. Jncob Gottlieb, Mr.
Nnthnn Harris, Mr. Jncob Lichtensteln,
Mr. Louis Ntwmnn, Mr. Isldor Myers,
Mr. Alfred Pelzman, Mr. Irving Podalln,
Mr. Dnvld Subln, Jlr. Jacob Tall and Mr.
Snul Uhr.
Troop 101, Boy Scouts, under Scout
master Mr. Solomon ICrnus, will make
their headqunrters In the toggery shop
and details will be sent to the other sec
tions. Tho Boy SeotitH will nlso net nn
a Vlgllnnco Committee nnd will give nn
exhibition of flrst aid to the injured on
Wednesday evening, Theie will be two
comedy nets by membcis of the brother
hood and music by Beth Isrnel Orchestrn
every evening, excepting Frldny.
Many bargains nnd a good tlmo nre
promised
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Rowlnnd. of 70111
Tulip street, entcrtnlncd nt cards nnd
dancing Saturday afternoon In honor of
their nieces, Miss Gertrude mid MIsp
Marlon Rowland, of North Wales, Pa.
Their guests wero Mr. nnd Mrs, George
Newhnuser, Mr. nnd Mrs Hniry Glllem,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmcs Hlltner, Mr nnd
Mrs. Albert Kirk, Miss Virginia Kirk,
Mlrs Evelyn Cully, Miss Kntherlne Hard
ing, MIsb Josephine Hendley, Miss Bel tha
Manning, Miss Helen Dutton. Mlas Allo
Woodward, Miss Nelllo McKlnlcy, Mr
Hnrry Thomas, Mr. Edwnul Avery, Mr
John Crnmer, Mr. rhlllp Wnlters, Mr.
Albert Maxwell, Mr. John Grnhnm, Mr.
Itnlph Tnlley, Mr. Frank Culley. Jlr
Kirk Smith, Jlr. Harry Fllnn and Jlr
Jlnrtli Gardner. JIlss Gertrude Rowland
nnd '.,.lsn JIarlon Rowland will umnln
until after tho Chrlstmns holldnys
Tho Frlonds" Select School Subchnpter
of tho College Settlement Association held i
a sale Saturday nt the school, 140 North
lOth street. Flowers, useful and funey
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STANDARD LANDAULET
IN ITS search for supreme quality in a motor ccr the American Public
hasunmistakablyMmerredtemarkofl
And only because of this great volume of Cadillac clientele, is it possible to
sell the New Cadillac "Eight" at its present price. It is too intrinsically fine
in workmanship and performance to be distributed in any lesser volume at
the present figure.
The new car has simply added lustre to the Cadillac name. It is more than
ever "a car alone in the field of quality."
An Immediate Order Will Secure Earlier Enjoyment
Of These Unique Cadillac Advantages
AUTOMOBILE SALES CORPORATION
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articles were sold. Prominent women
were In chnrgo of tho different tables. At
o o'clock a supper was served, followed
by tableaux vivants.
The patronesses were Jlrs. W. M. An-d-r.son,
Jlrs. C. II. Bennet, Mrs. J. G.
Riddle, Mrs, S. Rougher, Mrs. C. N. Chest
nut, Mrs. W H. Cox, Miss Anna Davics,
.Mrs M. C DuBols, Jlrs V Doerr. Jlrs.
W. T. Elklnton, Jlrs. J. A. Fischer, Jlrs.
N B. Groton, Jlrs, W. W. Havlland, Jlrs.
J. J. Houghton, Jllaa E J. Houghton, Jlrs.
E. Ingi'rsol, Mrs H C. Irvln, Mrs II. C.
Knight, Jlrs. M. G. Knight. Jlrs. F.
Krnuss. Jim. a. S, Liggett, Jlrs. A. V.
Mclntlrr, Mrs. It. V. Jlnttlson, .Mrs. D.
JlcMiillln, Jr, Dr. Marian O'Hnrro-v, Jlrs.
E. Plnchback, Jlrs. R. A. Pntton, Jlrs.
Thomns Soattergood, Dr. Anna P. Sharp
less. Jlrp. N. Sharp, Mrs. S. L. Smodlcy,
Mrs. B. S. Thorp, Jlrs. E. S. Thorn. Jlrs.
H. B. Webster. Jlrs, E. Wilkinson, Jr.,
Jlrs, D. O. Ynrnall.
JIlss Gertrudo L. Wlllams, of Frank
ford nvenuc, entertnlned on Wednesday
evening. JIlss Sylvia L,n Rue nnd JIlss
Edith Carson contributed to the evening's
enjoyment with vocal solos. Those pres
ent wero JIlss Helen Edelkcn, Miss JIary
ClaWBon. Miss Minnie Wolf, JIlss Mollis
Sokolovc, JIlss Jlenea Grass, Jllaa Edith
Pollaid, JIlss JIarguerltc Perlmnn, JIlss
Dora Sassmiinn, Miss Henrietta Green,
JIlss I nnnlo Stertiflcld, JIIbs Sarah
Wyun, JIlss Pnuline Voss, Jtlss Kath
orlno Scholl, Miss Josephine Scholl, JIlss
Bertha Harding, JIlss Jlnry Flint. Jtlss
S.t rah Arthur, JIlss Helen Jlorris, JIlss
Lconn Kellev, Jlr Mnurlce Hnslatt, Mr
Harold Frnnklln, Jlr. Wllllnm Branson.
Mr. Edward Fiancls, Jtr. John Hancock,
Mr. Walter Schultz, Jlr. Arthur Story,
Jlr. John Wilson, Jlr. Francis Goldfarb,
?Jr'.lri,nI Lubor, Jlr. Thomas Llptschltz,
Jl. Hugh Welner. Jlr. David Jlngill, Jtr.
Irunk Dunlnp, Jlr. Gcorgo Grilllth, Jlr.
Harry Williams. Jlr. Philip Welmor, Jlr.
Arthur Endow, Jlr. Suxou JlcConnlck
und Jtr. Clarence Fields.
Jlrs. W. II. Jlorker gave a buffet lunch
eon nnd COO In her apartment at the Ken
mar, 10th nnd Pino streets, on Saturday
uf tot noon Tho guests wero Mrs. Herbert
Hosback. Jlrs. Frederick Jletz, JIii
Helen Jletz, Jlrs E. Lnudcnslnger, Jlra.
r I ntz Mrs II. p. Schneider, Jlrs. S.
Orr, Jlrs. II. Davics, Jlrs. Rosb, Jlrs. H
Hot st ,ind Jlrs. Henry P. Hledol. Jr.
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Millinery & Dresses
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Reduced
Thisi announcement is always an
opportunity to those who appreciate
quality at loss than normal prices.
The reductions are decided; tho Roods
are fresh, clean and desirable.
BLAYLOCK &
BLYNN, Inc.
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Milady's Gowns
Now thnt the opern season Is In full
swing nnd the debutantes have made
their first formal bow to society, all
feminine eyes are turned toward the
frocks nnd frills which are being span
sored by those Individual members of tha
world of society who do not hesitate to
ndopt fashion's Innovations. A cursory
glance Into the Rltz during the luncheon
hour will afford an excellent opportunity
to witness nn Interpretation of fashlon'i
decrees, and by tho same token, a stroll
along tho foyer of the Metropolitan dur
ing the intermission will reveal an artay
of modes that would cause the most
ardent altruist a pang of envy. Un
doubtedly this Is an ago of luxury In
drees! never beforo have such luxurious
textures been resorted to to serve ..he
purpose of fashion, unless wo allow Our
mind's eyo to wander back to the habili
ments of tho luxury-loving Doges of
Venice, In this respect tho Parisian
coutourlors have forestalled us, and It Is
due to tho alms nnd Ideals of Fortuny,
tho grandson of the noted painter, that
the renaissance of bygone fashions Is
with us.
Exquisitely hnnd-palntcd chiffons, old
world brocades and tho most alluring
uses of silver and gold equip the woman
of Unlimited Income who seeks the latest
word In smartness. Ono of the most fas
cinating of Fortunv's selections has been
adopted by Jlrs. Robert Kelso Cassatt,
who gives nn Indelible cachet to all that
Bho wears. This partlculnr creation of
flowered brocade faintly threaded In sil
ver was of tho fashionable ankle length.
The corsage was of Grecian Influence, a
fantasy ot white nnd silver, girded with
silver bands nnd absolutely innocent of
sleeves. Tho single note of brilliancy was
ntlnlncd In the girdle of coral gros-graln
ribbon, which wns seen at Intervals under
a wide band of nppllquo lace. A t'lnrm
Ing accompaniment was tho wrap of sable
which hung In tho most luxurious folds
to tho nnkles.
Jlrs. Edward T. Stotcsbury has nlso
succumbed to the lure of gold brocade,
nnd her daughter, Jlrs. Walter H. Brooks,
Jr., has chosen costumes of that material
for tho winter's social functions.
Camden and Vicinity
Jlr. and Jlrs. Augustus C. Sicktcr, of
4U Cooper street, will leave next week
for their winter home at Daytona, Fla.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
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