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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 191.5.
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HANCY WYNNE ATTENDS THE OPERA
AND CHATS ABOUT MANY THINGS
Large Bazaar for St. Luke's Hospital in Tokio, Which
- Will Be Held at Ritz-Carlton This Afternoon
and Evening Various Other Affairs
0'
j COt'KSE wo nrc alt looking for-.,-,
I In tlin Imznnr. miction and
eabftrot show, which will be held to
night nt the Itltz-Cnrlton. Tho kid
ji. ori to hnvo n great time nt a
fashion show, when wo mo to vote
for It' licst-drcssed ones. It will be
really very cute, I think, nnd I nm
curious Id know who will take pnrt In
It, ns the mothers have so far refused
to reveal the Identity of tho weo In
fants. But tho cabaret In tho evening will
be the greatest fun, especially the bal
let In which Virginia Harrison Smith,
Alvft Serseant nnd various others will
appear.
The cabaret will ho preceded by an
auptlon Hitlo ftt 9 o'clock sharp, to dis
pose of all tho nrtlclca left from tho
tale, and I gucss there will bo some
bargains! So wo had better all bo
there on time.
An effort Is bolng made to havo a
nationwide campaign for the raising
of funds for tho hospital, as tho Em.
peror of Japan has pledged a large
gum of money If this country can raiso
the rest.
. Mr. Charles Hodman Pancoast, of
Ocrmantown, nnd Dr. William H. Jef
freys left yesterday for Washington to
address a larg:o meeting, nt which the
President nnd his Cabinet were pres
ent, at 6 o'clock In tho afternoon, In
the Interests of tho hospital.
The committee for today's affair, un
der tho chairmanship of Miss nose
Dolan, Is working Indefatlgably, and
all day yesterday were busily engaged
adding last touches to tho already
lovely decorations.
Tho sale of tlokots has been very
great and mnny reservations havo
been mado for dinner before tho auc
tion sale. Tho others on tho commit
tee beside Iloso Dolan aro Sydney El
lis, Harriot Frazlor, Eleanor Hopkins,
who seems to bo In every charity go
Ins: Adcllno Pepper, Alva Sergeant,
Mary Alice Clay, Dcsslo Chcston, Elea
nor Arnctt, Kitty Urinton, Eleanor
Brock, Esther Howell, Ethel Shields.
Marjory Taylor, Miss Gcrtrudo Ely,
Miss Anno Hubbard, Mrs. Francis
Mcllhcnny, Mrs. Lin Taylor nnd Mrs.
Franklin Pepper.
Then nmong those who will run the
tables and different booths will bo Mrs.
Aleck Brown, Kitty Drinton, Mrs.
Gardner Cassatt, Lois Cassatt, Dor
othy Dlsston, Mrs. Charlie Hnrrlson,
Jr.. Mrs. Clarrlo Dolan. Gertrude
Hcckschcr, Cecllo Howoll, Ellzaboth
Henry, Eugenia Law, Gwcn Martin,
Mrs. Charllo Munn, Mrs. Paul Mills,
Mrs. Hal Sands, Mrs. Francis Lewis,
Id, and Mrs. Tom Rcnth.
There Is no doubt nbout It, tho opera
Is ti brilliant affair from all points of
view. Last night's performance being
now to Philadelphia, tho audience
really watched tho proceedings more
than It looked nt Its fellow members.
And from tho ripples of laughter over
' the great house, but for tho wonder
ful Strauss music and tho cxciulslto
waltzes, which mado me want to get
right up and lanco, der Itoscnkavnller
was equal to a vaudeville for comedy.
It was a beautiful performance In
every sense.
Th,o nbsenco of Mr. and Mrs. Stotcs
bury from tholr box, which was oc
cupied by Mrs. Henry Urinton Coxo,
Mrs. Henry Cndwalader Chapman and
Mrs. Theodora Cramp, made no spe
cial mecca toward which tho occupants
of tho grnnd tier usually congregate,
but everj- box was crowded, and audi
gowns nnd such beautiful women aro
-hard to nnd.
Mrs, Paul Denckla Mills was look
ins very charming, and a recent brldo
to nppear for tho first tlmo was Mrs.
Jack Frazcr, who was Mnry Tllgh-
man from tho South, and is very
pretty. As usual, Mrs. Charlie Wright
was wonderfully gowned nnd looked
very handsome. Sho bad a remark
able head-dress of black tullo bows,
which were attached to tho head by a
Jewel.
A great many went down to the Itltz
after tho performance for tho supper
dance. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Scott gave a
supper party for Mr. nnd Mrs. George
McFadden, Jr.: Major Henry, Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Brock nnd Craig BIddle.
Mr, and Mrs. Frailer Harrison en
tertained Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Kearsley
Mitchell, 3d; Mr. and Mrs. William
Elkins and Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Milan.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Emlen Hare nnd Mr.
Carl Feldman were the guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. Walter Jeffords.
A very Interesting party Included
Mr and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall nnd
their guests, Mr, Hownrd C. Clark. 3d;
Miss McKIm, Mrs. William J. Clothier
nd Mr, Chlckerlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Gross and Dr. nnd
Mr. William Ashton had a small pnrty,
Mrs, Francis I, Gowen entertained
"Hope" and "Tony" Cromwell and a
number of out-of-town guests.
Others who gave supper parties
ere Captain Edward Cassatt. Morris
Clothier. Mrs. H. L. Fountain and Mr.
G, B. Steele.
Tho nr8t meeting, of Mrs. Hurlbut's
' theatre club will take piaco this eve
Wiff. The club, which was organized
two seasons ago, has been such a suc
cess that Us members have been eager
w subscribe again this season and It
nan ir., . .
If vr. """'1 miner large proportions.
: oiioWing the performance a number
motors convey the members to the
ellevue-Stratford, where a supper
aance Is BVen. Mrs. Hurlbut has
pcen confined to her home, 2105 Spruce
street, tnt i.Aw,i .i uu i
sut hopes to be able to make her ap-
Notice for the Society pate will be
accepted and printed In the Ercnlnx
t?,r bu I iuch notice mint be
written on one tide el the peper, must be
Jned la tall, trftu full address, and
poulble telephone number Quit be
tn.
Send all each communication to
Klet7 Editor." Kr.nln Ledrer, 60S
""tout street.
Voles the requirement are carried
W w jhat terlflcatlon mar be POMlble,
-- n,u nai Be P0.D1UUCU.
penranco this evening. Tho subsequent
meetings will be held on Jnnunry 24
nnd March 6.
John Mcars has gone to Washington
to live, nnd ho surely had "some" fare
well party. It began with tho Hutch
inson s dance on Friday night, which
lasted until about 6:30, then nil tho
girls In tho party went home, nnd
most of the men. John, however, kept
nbout 30 men for breakfast at 7:30.
nnd their farcwe"s to him were most
touching. It wnp a sight for soro eyes
to see tho poor (enrs leaving tho hotel
to go to work In their dress-suits. Of
course, they all went to Knthnrlno
Kremer Page's wedding nnd then to
the Itltz, nnd. will you believe It, actu
ally some of those youths went to the
Supper Club on various parties nnd
dnncod thero until Sunday morning.
It wai n caso of nearly 38 hours
steady work. How can they do It nnd
Hve? NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Invitation wero received this morning
for the Assemblies which will be held this
year on Friday evening. .Innuai v 7, and
Frldav evening. Match 3, In the ballroom
of the Uollpvuc-Strntford.
Tho patronesses will l,o Mrs. Thomns
Do Witt Cuyler. Mrs. Francis I. Gowen,
Mrs tloliert Kelso Cassatt, Mrs It.
Frnnklln Pepper, Mrs. .Tcflin Pcim Urocl;
nnd Mr?. Nnrrls Vnux.
The men on the committee this year
Include Mr. Saunders Lewis, Mr. S. Poni
herton Hutchinson, Mr. Henry Hilnton
Co, Ml-, r Willing Hare, Mr. Gouver
neur Cndwalader nnd Mr. Caspar W.
Morrla.
Mr. Hunry Urinton Coxc Is treasurer
and Mr. Gnnvcrncur Cndwalader secre
tary. Mrs. North Emory Bartlctt, of 2)1
South 23d htrect, has Issued Invltntlnns
for a buffet luncheon Tuesday. December
2J, In honor of her daughter. Miss Emory
llnrtlctt. who will return this week from
the Tlnmmh Moore Academy, outside of
nnltlmore, to spend tho Christmas holi
days with her pnrcnts. The guests at
the luncheon will he from the school set.
Mr. and Sirs. Charles Edward Inscrsoll
will entertain nt dinner tonight nt their
home, JS13 Wnlnut street.
Miss Mnrv Hrevard Itoboits will give a
rending of Dickens' "Christmas Carol" at
her studio, US North nth street, this uft
crnoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrles A. Potter hnd ns
guests In their hot at the opera last night
Dr. and Mrs. L. Webster Fox, Miss C.
Ilentrlco B. Fox. Mrs. Dorothy P. Potter
nnd Mr. Bobert Morris.
Mrs. William .1. Wilson will entertain
at luncheon today at tho Hollcvtic-Strat-ford,
followed by a matlneo thentre pnrty.
In honor of her ffiughtcr, Miss Mary
Gibbon Wilson
Dr. nnd Mrv. W. Ncwbolil Watson, of
Berkeley road. Merlon, will give a dance
this evening at tho Blttcnhouse.
Mrs. Enola Ellis Schuyler, of the Glad
stone, will entertain nt luncheon nnd
cards on Wednesday, January 12. at tho
Bellovuo-Stratford.
Mrs. Walter C. Shipley, of 127 Harvey
street, will entertain nt luncheon on Fri
day, In honor of Miss A. Marjory Tay
lor. The guests will include Miss Sidney
Helvllle. Miss Margaret Cnstle, Miss Mury
Bonner Daniel, Miss Martha Henderson,
Miss Nancy Smyth Miss Llllle Crlsflold,
Miss Alice Tatnnll nnd Miss Elizabeth
Van Duscn.
The Belflold Country Club will give a
"The Dnnsnnt" on Saturday afternoon,
December IS, from 3 until 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Alice Mumford Roberts, the well
known portrait pulnter, confirmed today,
despite thut It is ns yet unofficially an
nounced, her engagement to Itobort
Stewart Culln, a well-known archaeologist,
formerly a director of tho Archaeological
Museum of tho University of Pennsyl
vania nnd at present curator of ethnol
ogy at tho Brooklyn Institute of Arts
nnd Sciences.
Mrs. Huberts is tho daughter of Mis.
Joseph P. Mumford, tho publicist, nnd
studied art In Franco and Spain, com
pleting her instructions in portrait paint
ing under Whistler. Sho has often ex
hibited her work nt the Pennsylvania
Academy, and exhibitions In other cities
throughout the United States.
Mrs. Itoberta has been a widow for four
years, her husband, Jacob Clarenco Rob
erts, having been on author and Instruc
tor in the Manual Training School of this
city. She resides with her young daugh
ter, Penelope, nnd her mother at 324 South
7th street, an old Philadelphia residence
noted for Its Colonial architecture.
Mr. Culln Is a descendant of the Culln
family who Bettled In New Sweden. Pa.,
In 1693. He was born In Philadelphia,
and Is a graduate of tho University of
Pennsylvania. He has an International
reputation upon anthropological matters,
and Is well known as an author of works
bearing upon this subject, having as well
visited every comer of the globe In the
Interests of his profession.
No dato as to the wedding has as
yet been announced.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Ilalbert Powers Gillette, of 5H
South 46th street, has Issued cards for a
dance on Wednesday, December 29, at
her home.
Photo by Marceau.
MISS MARGARET ANN MAY
who will take part In the enter
tainment and dance at the Walton
on Thursday, evening, to be
given for the benefit pf l'Assunta
House in the Italian quarter.
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Miss Wilkinson, who took the part of "Beauty" in tho musical cx
travaganzn, "The Journey of Joy." which was produced in tho hall
room of tho Bellcvuc-Stratfortl last evening nnd will bo repeated
for the benefit of tho Northern Home for Friendless Children.
"JOURNEY OF JOY"
IS GREAT SUCCESS
Northern Home for Friendless
Children Will Be Greatly Aid
ed by Dual Performance of
Amateur Play
The first performance of tho long-hcr-aided
"Journey of Jnv," a musical fan
tasy for the benoflt of tho Northern Homo
fur Frlt-nnless 1'hltrircn, wns given with
gieat success Inst night lu the ballroom
of tho Bcllovue-Htrntford before n goodly
sized iUidlncn composed of those Inter
ested in the welfare of the home nnd
their friends. The production, which wns
staged by Mr Chades Ixnn Downing,
contains a 1'irco and exceptionally good
enst nnd compares lultc fuvornbly with
mnny of (! iclgnlng muslcnl comedies
of tho season The former Mnsk and
Wig's man's trnlnln Is apparent In thu
dancing choruses, which would do credit
to many professional productions, nnd
from the Instant tho cui tains parted nnd
a welrdlv garbed chorus, "The Winged
Mvstcrles." dnnwd to the strains ot
Grieg's music, until the final number,
"Cinq ct Cln'i." diiiicd b five men nnd
flvo girls In scnrlot and white sntln cos
tumes, the nlTnlr weat with n swing nnl
verve quite foreign to most nninteur pro
ductlons. The costuming wns smart in
tho extreme and fairly brcnthed of the Bal
Tabarln.
A number of Interesting specialties wero
Introduced during the course of the eve
ning; of these the delightful singing of
Miss Knthryne Mortlmoore, whoso sister,
Miss Dorothy Mortlmoore. furnished tho
violin obllgato, wns perhaps the most
noteworthy, nltbough nlmost equnlly good
wero the aualnt little Scotch songs of
Miss Margnictta Blsphnm, the grotesque
pas do deux Introduced by JIIss Frances
McCnnti nnd Mr. Henry Nightingale, nnd
the graceful dnnces executed bv Sllss
Edwlna Malpnss nnd Mr. E. KUwood
Cnmt-iiter and Miss Helen Sanders with
5tr. Norrls K. Henderson, Jr. Jtr Thomas
Cathcart also guvc one of his inimitable
Interpretations of Al Jolson.
The enst of characters follows:
joy Mlsa Helen Iltchartlnon
Charity (Mrs. Iliches). her rriniher.
MIm Kathrin Steven
Erudition Mies l;innle Dj Silver
Mlnfonune iM FYanee McCann
iieautV .......... . . Mlna Rcllth Wilkinson
rirnre Ml" Kdwlnn, Mallns
Kiuhton Mlsi Mancnret May
Oalety Ml Marsaretta lllapham
tiny; MIm Dorothy Undenlown
A Burtrnnette leader ., Mr. Alexander llalfour
Youth Mr. .S'orrta V.. Hendereon. Jr
Aiarlco Mr. Frank itarrlty
Trickery , . SJ r. John Wilson
Nonchalance Mr. Henry NUhtlniiHla
Somebody Mr. ThomaB Cathcart
Hlclien Mr. Itajmond 11. Data
Among those In the choruses were Miss
Eleanor Morse. Miss Elsie Gelger, Miss
Adella Michell, Miss Ituth Morse. 3Ilss
Kntherlne Barker, Mr. Archie G Sparks.
Mr. Samuel Howes. Mr. Norman IC.
Morse, Mr. Herman G. Cauffman. Mr.
Frederick J. Clarke. Miss Kntherlne Pyle,
Miss Margaret Sosna. Miss Elizabeth As
bury, Miss Helen Belie!!. Miss Gladys
McCowcn, Mr. Thomas Sinclair. Jr ; Mr.
Itlchard flartung, Mr. James Schell. Mr,
Edward Sanborn. Mr. Drexel Steel, Miss
Frances Omerly. Miss Eleanor Henry,
Miss Helen Fling, Miss Olsa Vogler, Miss
Helen Gormlcy, Miss F. Uutterworth, Miss
Josephine Alcorn. Miss riarah Alcorn, Str.
Carl Wehman, Mr. Frank Brown, Mr.
Douglas Smith, Mr. Herbert K. Bear, Mr.
Joseph A. Lamorelle, Mr. Thomas C.
Wright, Mr. August Beliman, Mr. James
Butterworth, Mr. and Sirs. Leonard Welt
zel, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Parker,
Jr.; llr. and Mrs. Jacob R. Balti. Sir.
and Sirs, Robert Beatty, SIlss Slarlon
Galey, Sir. II. Clay Dlngee, SIlss Adele
Stosier, SIlss Gladys Supplee, SIlss Doro
thy Johns, SIlss Dorothy Dexter, SIlss
Rosalie SloSIlchan. SIlss Eleanor Eve
land, Sir. Frank Watkln, Sir. Harry I
Cooper, Sir. Joseph Baldl, Mr. C. O,
Raynsford, Sir. James Slllholland, SIlss
Dorothy' Hexamer, Miss Helen Glase,
SIlss Minnie Hexamer, Sir. Ralston
Rogers, Sir. Parker Chase, Sir. William
Clausen, Silas Lucille Morris, SIlss Helen
Betz, SIlss Eleanor Hoban, SIlss Slaud
Wiggins, SIlss Frances Buck, Sir. Charles
Brown, Sir. Joseph Lamb, Sir. Philip
Bush, Mr. Cyril Hepburn, Dr Robert
Nones, Jr.J Miss Slildred SI. Seeler, SIlss
Edna S. Underdown, SIlss Slary W,
Fahnestock. SIlss Dorothy K. Under-
down, SIlss Marie Van Roden, SIlss
Helene SI. Underdown, SIlss Alma SI.
Stackhouse, Sir, Amos Kenedy, Sir, Hor
ace Frankllncase, Sir, James Emmett
Donaldson, Sir. Henry C. Burrows, Sir,
Victor E. Eberhard, SIlss Virginia Weth
erlll, SIlss Myra Atkinson. SIlss Elinor
Flood, SIlss Frances Lelsen, Mr. Clement
Poulterer, Sir, Alfred Nord, Sir, Theo
dore Leopold, Sir, Joseph Dulles, Str,
Paul Allmau, Sir. Elanor Christine, Miss
Dorothy Martin, Miss Helen Pedrlck, Miss
Pauline Sweeten, Sliss Slanette Staudt,
SIlss Katherine McCarey, SIlss Gertrude
Sillier, Mr. W, Bartram Erb, Sir. Ralph
Jones, Mr, Theodore Uhler. Sir. Slaltland
Bottoms, Mr. Bryant Schoonover, Sir.
Harold Osgood, SIlss Lenore Kay, Miss
DANCING
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
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M. WILKINSON I'hnw t, imuiiu.
Charlotte Vore, SIlss Helen Murray, SIlss
I,nura McCowcn, Miss Elizabeth Walsh,
Mr. Earl Hepburn, Mr. Itlchard Walsh,
Mr. Robert Carre. Sir. Stanley Cousley
nnd Mr. Philip Wright.
Much credit Is due Sirs. George W.
I'rquhart, picsldent of the board of mali
ngers of the home, who wns nlso chnlr
man of the Entertainment Committee,
nnd to Sirs. Edward M. Moll. Sirs. Otis
Tabler, SIlss Slnrla Hnlsey Stryker, Sir.
E. Atlee Fruoh and Sir. William II.
King. There will bo a second perform
ance tonight In the bnllroom, to bo fol
lowed by gencrnl dancing.
Weddings
ROTH-ADKIN.
This evening at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Ruth
Adkln, daughter of Mrs. Eliza Adkln.
will become tho bride of Sir David It.
Roth. The ceremony will bo performed
by tho Rev. Stewart P. Keeling at tho
bride's home. 6133 Sloiton street. SIlss
Adkln, who will be given In marriage by
her brother. Sir. Everett Adkln, will
wear a gown of white pussy willow taf
feta trimmed with Ince. Her tulle veil
will be nrranged with orange blossoms.
She will enny Bride roses. SIlss Adkln
will bo qttended by SIlss Esther Adkln.
who will wear pink satin nnd ince and
a gold luce hat She will enrry pink
roses SIlss Alice Adkln, who will nlso
attend the bride, will wear blue satin nnd
Ince. Her tint will be of gold Ince and
sho will 'carry pink roses. Sir. Roth will
havo Sir. Wilson Roebuck as best man.
LOED-LEVI.
An Interesting wedding will tnke plncn
tonight nt G o'clock nt the Qcllevue-Strnt-ford.
when Miss Mildred L. Levi, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Sirs Julius P. Levi, of SOP,
Diamond street, will be given In marriage
by her fnf'cr to Sir. Eugene SI. Loeb.
The ccrtmonv will bo performed by tho
Rev. Dr. Henry llerkowltz. of tho Rodcph
Shalom Congrcgntlon and will bo fol
lowed by a dinner and dance.
FELDSIAN-BONNDSI.
SIlss Jcannotte SI. Bonncm, daughter of
Sir. nnd Sirs. Edward Bonnem. of 2121
North 10th street, will becomo the bride
of Sir. Joseph L. Feldman tonight at 6.30
o'clock. In the Hotel Adelphla. The
ceremony will bo performed by the Rev.
Dr. SInrvin Nathan of the Beth-Israel
Congregation. Sir. Donnem will glvo his
daughter In marriage nnd sho will be
nttended by SIlss J tun. lienal bansom as
maid of honor, and the following brides
maids: SIlss Adele Schultz, SIlss Slumlo
Slyer, SIlss Sadlo Neufcld, of New York;
SIlss Rita Strousse, SIlss Janet Gold
smith, SIlss Bernlce Block, SIlss Edith
Well nnd SIlss Nettle nonnem.
What's Doing Tonight
Knterlalnment for Northern Home for
Friendless Children, Ilelleiue-Stratford.
Tenly-clRhth annlieraary. tho Limerick
Guards, WOO North Uroad meet: 8 o'clock.
Cabaret ahow In aid of St. Luke's Interna
tional norpltal, Toklo, Jaran. Hlta-Carlton.
Lecture, Franklin Institute, Dr. Alexander
Crover Abbott, 8 o'clock.
Address on work of Philadelphia Dental
Unit In American lloipltal, l'arla, I'hlladelphla
Dental College; b o'clock.
Lecture by Samuel Sirauss, Menorah Society,
Houston Hnll; o'c'ock
IndUir Itlghta Association, Collero of Physl
clans; H IC o'clock.
Lecture, "Orofta nnd drafting by Dr. John
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ORGANIZATION OF WOMEN
TO BENEFIT BY CONCERT
Musicale "Will Be Given at Academy of Music on Mon
day for Business Women's Christian League Sev
eral Entertainments Precede the Holiday Season
A NUMBER of prominent women will
act ns patronesses for the benefit
concert which will be clvon nt tho Acad
emy of Music on Monday evening for the
benefit of tho Business Women's Chris
tian League of Philadelphia.
The nrtlsts will bo Thnddous Rich, con
certmelster of the Philadelphia Orches
tra j Sirs. Dorothy Johnstone-Baselcr, the
talented harplstc: Nonh II Swnyne. 2d.
the singer, nnd tho Strawbrldge & Clo
thier Chorut.
During tho Sunday campaign tho league
was Inaugurated with the women's meet
ings which were held twice a week In
tho Chambers-Wylle and Old First
Churches. Miss Florcnej D. Kinney nnd
Miss Trnnces Miller began the work of
organization, and during the summer
months ten classes of business women
held together, although they hnd no ofll
clal meeting plnee. With the opening of
tho league last week, tno ursi ciuu mm
Mnonc tlioso Interested In the nffnlr
nre: Mrs. LMIznbeth 1). Altemus. Jirs.
Wllllnnt W. Arnctt. Mls-f Caroline S.
Unrnes, Mm. Arthur Unly. Mrs. Kdwnrd
V. Diddle, Mrs. Samuel T. Ilodlne, Mrs.
H. Dnrtol Urnzlcr. Mrs. Oeorgo F.
Urown, Mrs. Utlwnnl HrownlnK, Miss
Mary A. Unrolinm. Mrs. I.onls Semplo
Clnrko, Mrs. Alfred O. Cloy. Mrs. Isiuto
II Clotliler, Mrs. MorrH 1. Clothier,
Mrs William J. Clotliler, Miss MnrRnrct
Clyde, Mrs. J. Milton Cotton, Mrs. Mor
ris L. Cooke, Mrs. Alexander Urinton
Coxe, Miss Margaret V. Culbcrtson, Mrs.
frank Miles Day, Mrs. John 11. Denver.
Mrs. Francis X. Dcrctim, Mrs doorcc II.
Knrle. Jr., Mrs. CcorKo W. I'.lklns, Jr..
-Miss Gcrtrudo Ely. Dr. Ella It. Evcrltt,
Mrs. William V. Titter, Mm. Stanley a
FliiRB Jr.; Mrs. Calcl) F. Fox, Mrs. U III
Inm II. Gllilions, Mrs. John W. Orlbliel,
Mrs. Edwin C. Orlce, Mis. Hodman E.
Orlscom, Mrs. John C. (IroniiK, Mrs
Henry S. Orovc, Mrs. Samuel McC.
Hnmlll, Mrs. Clnrcnco I,. IIuiTcr. Mis
Mnudo C. Harris. Mrs. William E.
Ilclme, Miss May E. Irxin. Mrs. Henry
S. Jeancs, Mrs. Allm U. Joliiison, Miss
E. D. Klein, Miss Susan C. l.odKc. Mrs.
William II. Eons, Miss Mndsc Eynn,
Mrs. II. Cordon MrCuncli. Ml Eliza
beth C. McCoy, Miss Klennor McCiaclteii,
Mrs. William E. McEcun, Mrs. Charles
H. McMlehacl. Miss V. M. Mnlr.e. Mrs.
J. Willis Mnrtln, Mrs. Francli F. Mllno,
Miss Mary Mullliieux. Mis. Joseph S.
XefT, Mrs. II. S. Prentiss Nichols, Miss
Mabel Palmer. Miss Maty C Peacock,
Mrs. Harold Peirce. Mrs. Charles II.
Penrose. Mrs. C!eori;e Wharton Pepper,
Mrs. Francis L. Potts, Mrs Ell K. Price,
Mrs. It. F. Itlchardsou. Mrs. GeorKO W.
It. Iloberts, Mrs. J. II. ScatterRood, Miss
Kntliryn A. Seal. Mrs. S. C. Seymour,
Mrs. W. Percy Simpson, Mrs. Henry N.
Smaltz. Miss Ada .d Spader, Mrs. John
Thompson Spencer, Mrs. Cnarlcs S.
Starr, Mrs. Isaac Tatnnll Starr, Mrs.
James Starr, Jr.; Mrs. Joseph N. Steele,
Mrs. GeorRo II. Stephenson, Mrs. It. K.
Straw brldRC, Miss Hottle E. TaRtrart,
Mrs. Sydney Thayer. Mrs. uolm Humes
Townscnd, Mrs. William I'eim Troth.
Jr.; Mrs. Charles S. Walton, Mrs. Will
iam Gray Warden, Jr.: Miss M. li. War
ner, Mrs. E. lioyd Wcltzel, Mrs. Benja
min G. Wells, Miss K. A. Wcsterman,
Mrs. Amanda S. Whlto, Mrs. David E.
Williams. Dr. Ilachael Williams, Mrs.
Joseph It. Wilson. Mrs. Jones Wister
and Mrs. II. E. Ynrnnll.
Mr. Thomas Burke, of 220G North
2d Rtreet, envo nn old-fashioned stag plR
roast to a number of his friends, Thurs
day evening. Tho decorations wero
Japancso lanterns nnd American colors.
Tho table nnd dlnliiR room were decorated
with corn stnlks, straw nnd farming
Implements to represent a country barn.
Favors wero smoll china pigs. The guests
wero Mr. William Smith, Mr. Charles
McGlnty, Mr.' Benjamin Urown, Mr.
Robert Black, Mr. John mncldcr, Mr.
Harry Cope, Mr. Eouls Halzcr, Mr. Ben
jamin Doolcy, Mr. GeorRe Miller, Mr.
Gomery
We are
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i...i . ,.,r.iB nn,i nilmlnlstpred by 'M,RS Jpnu Hnron, anss line Baron,
"lnT .. VJLC" Tl Tho onrd of d?- I'arl Burnitl.ie. Miss Fannie Cohen,
rec ors is composed entirely of business D"sl DeM-cli. Miss Melba lluxbaum,
women and a few volunteer workers. Kredfi Buxbaum. Miss Sarah demon.
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John Weldon, Mr. Thomns Galley, Mr.
Martin Mulrcnan. Mr. Joseph Harrlty,
Mr. John MnRee, Mr. Michael Orufran, Mr.
James GallaRhcr, Mr. James Keennn, Mr.
John McNnmarn, Mr. Christian Mnttle,
Mr. Lewis Hooker, Mr. GeorRe Devlin, Mr.
William Frlck, Mr. John Briscoe, Mr.
William Wilkinson, Mr. Pnrko Jennings,
Mr. Edward Shcrrey.
Music wns furnished by Ilockbcrs's
orchestra nnd Yo Parko Trio. During tho
course of the evening Mr. Burko was
presented with n sold K of C. charm.
Mlsi Helen Echlnng, ot .1644 North
Broad street, ent.rtnlned tho Unique Club,
of which she Is n member nnd nlso a
very ardent worker for the barnnr and
danco which will be Riven on February
2, If)1(i, for the Jewish war sufferers, at
tho Oladstono Club rooms, 16th nnd Sus
quehanna avenue. Preparations are being
made for the affair. In which each plrl Is
doing her utmost. Those present wero
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Rose fcrnkovltz, Miss Ileba Meltzer, Ml
Helen Mftrgolls, Miss Gertrude. BUvmv
Miss Matilda J,ov!t Miss Ethel TVolf w
admitted to the elub as a member.
The next meeting will be held .t the
home of Miss Tteb& Jfeltzer, 20t Berks
street.
A gathering was given at the homo of
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. H. Barnett, 1S38 Bouth
Tewdall street, Wet Philadelphia, re
cently. A number ot vocal selections -wero glT
en by Miss Irene Llpsltz, accompanied
on tho piano by Miss Rose Lelbster-. An
exhibition dance was given by Miss Ce
celia Friend and Mr. Henry Spencer, of
Chicago. The guests were Miss Lillian
Master. Miss Mary Rosenthal, Mies Anna.
Ostlon, Miss Itose Balalty, Mies Minnie
Envln, Miss nadn Hager, Miss June Llp
sltz, Miss Cecelia Friend, Miss Rose Lelb
stcr, Miss Sophia Flelgolmah, Mies Mln
nlo Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes. Mr.
Arthur Llchtor, Mr. Samuel Friedman, of
Cincinnati; Mr. Joseph Cohen, of New
York: Mr. Harry Goldberg, of Baltimore;
Mr. Isadoro Kandel, Mr. Abraham Ro
senthal, Mr. Herman Ostlom, Mr. Wil
liam Canturl and Mr. dmrlcs Davis, of
Roxborough.
The Amity Club held Its regular meet
ing on Sunday, December 12, at the home
of Mr. Joseph Gorson, 20i5 North 33d
street. Among those present were Mr.
Rubinstein, Mr. Rosner. Mr. Gorson, Mr.
Berlin, Sir. Kline, Mr. PolakofT, Mr. Lcv
Insln, Mr. Goun. Mr. Flelschman and
Mr. Silver. At their next meeting they
will hold a debate. The meeting wa
brought to n closo with some singing
nnd dancing by members ot tho club.
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