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Mr. ad Mrs. Francis I. Gowen Will Give Dance Tonight
in Honor of Their Debutante Daughter Mi
Mariana W. Gowen-Various Othlr Affairs
MARIANA GOWEN will bo the gay
est of the gay this evening; at the
dance which her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Francis I. Gowcn, will give at tho
jUU-Cflrlton.
Mariana Is having lots of fun this
-mtcr. Slie is such u wnoicsomc.
Icindty HOfl ol iri nnu very popu
,, jth both girls and men. Sho Is
"jiot very tall, hut exceedingly well
iHulU and Is a great lover of "out of
doors.'
Her sister, Allison uowen, married
William Frnzler Harrison several years
m and Is considered ono of tho pret-
iint of Philadelphia's younger matrons.
f Tjnter In tho season Mr. and Mrs. Hnr-
.i.nn will give a ball for Mariana.
I T(,erc will be n number of dinners bo
' fore tonight's affair: the Howard Gra
; tarns will give ono for Mazle, Mrs. J.
' Gardner Cnssatt will entertain for El
','un Mnry and Eugenia, and Mrs. Charles
nnndolph Snowden will also entertain
Amy Rohlnson, of Daltlmoro; Barbara
t Brown, of Pittsburgh, and Emlllo Ford,
I of New York.
l Tho proper placo nbovo all others to
ja for luncheon now Is no longer the
Bit. Uellevue, Acorn Club, St. James,
$ Adelphla, Kugler's or such, no Indeed!
P Tou go madly up Chestnut street
toward Kugler's nnd tnon uasli across
the street, numerous five-cent pieces
clasped tightly In your hand, nnd,
"placing your bundles nnd ono hand
and ono eye upon a xauie, you casi
your other eye and hand wildly nround
the room, which Is filled with queer
ilots and little glnss cases. Tho glass
esses do not Indlcnto an undertaker's
establishment, oh no, they herald
Food! Eats of all kinds and descrip
tions wink gaily at you from behind
i their wee doors, and a nickel In the
slot works the necessary mnglc nnd
the orange, apple, potnto salad, hard
boiled egg, whole wheat cheese,
'-raham bread tongue or hnm sandwich,
f cinnamon bun, cup custard, pic all,
all Is yours.
Nay, even more nut read tins care-
fully or you may mako tho same mls
I take tho father of a fetching little deb
did when lie decided ho would have
iiorao coffee. He looked until he found
I "Coffee, 5 cents," then ho put In his
.. .. ... . ... .
nickel. Tableau ! I ! mo couee aim
Mho Httlo stream of milk came pouring
Sout and, finding no waiting cup. It fell
neatly over "Father," who wns forth
. with an object of beauty. Ho did not
I know tha't a cup did not unfold and
Pitand ready to recelvo tho falling bev
erage. Why not. It's all so nice nnd
automatic' Well, wo live nnd learn:
but If you want to see fashlonnhlo so
ciety these days go to tho Automat In
the Morris building. Ono day last week
I saw Mrs. Russell Johnson nnd her
Jiushtcr, Mrs. Marshall Scull, supping
fdalntlly at ono tnble, and Mrs. Blllle
Barclay also appeared and began her
JTliincheon nearby.
S Others whom I have seen thero ro-
cent))' are Anna Ingcrsoll, Margaret
Ctrj'stle, EIIho Hopkins, Alice McCabe,
.. Margaret McCabe, Kntherlne Seeler
and numerous others. Thero Is nb-
solutely no doubt about It. It Is The
Place to go now.
t Bo many women are Interested In
tthe Philadelphia auxiliary of tho
American National Red Cross which
V Mrs. Chnrlemagno Tower has organ
rized to meet nt her house, 13tC Locust
i street, every Friday morning from 10
luntll 12 o'clock. Tho purpose of the
E meetings Is to how for and nld In re
lieving tho sufferers of nil tho untlons
Mow at war. Tho contributor Is nl-
j-lowed to label her finished articles for
the foreign country In which sho may
have a special Interest.
At first I think thero was a slight
misunderstanding ns to tho end of
Mrs. Tower's work. Mnny persons
thought it was purely for Germany;
such, however, Is not tho case by any
means. The Red Cross cannot bo for
Biny ono nation, It must bo absolutely
uuirui. i no lieu urusa abhuuuuuh
IMme rt tnal tl.nt Tli tin .lfl Tilt I n WH9
Inot doing very much for It, nnd Mrs.
Eower and a number of other lauics
dMHnf1 tn atnwt tta ii.nrlr ,cjI1a tmm
Ethe Emergency Aid.
f-Little labels nro printed with the
Red Cross on them and underneath
lire the words. "For Belgium," "For
vermaay," "For Italy," "For Austria-
Hungary," "For Russia," "For France,"
'Tot Poland." "For England" nnd "For
Serbia." These are attached to the
Jreat packing boxes and sent off to
jne war sufferers In tho various coun
tries to carry ChrlstmaB cheer to all.
While speaking of Christmas, my
ee bird friend told me tho greatest
ory about one of our society women
Jrhlch Is too good to keep. Last year
he. was given a beautiful seal coat
ih a great wide collar of gray fur,
which was tha most becoming thing.
jjid she looked too pretty in It for
,rds. One Inquisitive friend, who
much taken with the effect of the
rra.y fur on tho sealskin, asked of
what fur was the collar fashioned, but
: did not know, all Bhe knew was
j' was mighty pretty. But one fine
y J i nnd unntlior woman stonned
Ja at Huyler's for a hot chocolate, and
"o and. behold! the Huyler cat. which
l all know well by sight, suddenly
IgYe a flying leap over the counter
inq landed on the collar with such de
Ld Intent to kin that two attend-
jjnts had to assist In the removal
Ljaereof. The excitement died down
laud after several weeks J forgot
R.Sut think not that the narrative Is
ISjjahed. A fortnight later our fair
"3?na went to call nn n. dear friend.
IJSbo, among other valuable possessions.
K! a Pet cat No sooner had Pussy
2 the. wrap than a fellow feeling
evaded his frame and. leaping from
ISf' By this time the coat began to
S n J 'a nerves and she would
IS' Wear It for on,..l .In TTfnnllv
lSe oeclded this was foolish and again
iT""o it and fnn.nl tha exDerl-
But the story does not end
. One, dry she paid a visit at the
EVENING
Sm. ?, "n ncWntnncc, when sud
denly the family DOG made a running
nrt?l.V?r. the ,,nck of th0 clialr ""
nctunlly BIT the collar. All doubt was
"t an end, nnd Pussy's fr wns sent
o bo properly cured. This yenr J
s sporting the coat, looking lovelier
than ever, but Puss Is seasoned by now
and there have been no other attacks
reported. NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Dr. nnd Mrs. E. Holllngsworth Sltcr. of
7?2 locust street, have Issued Invitations
MI..V, CJ,.ln lumor of thclr tlnunhter,
Miss Anne Sltcr. who will make her debut
S," lnor he given on Thursday
rtov ,nce,,mhor 30, before the Satur
day l.vcnlng Untieing Clnss.
rJ.m ""'"'eetlng of the Fortnightly
So, .Vv111, V.h? placo thls evening at
Horticultural Hall nnd will bo preceded
ny numerous dinners. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clin
ton Rogers , Woodruff will cntertnln at
their home, 2210 Sprvco street. In honor
. ...i r.sincr jean Hoenmnn nnd Mr
and Mrs. William J. Smith will glvo a
dinner for their daughter, Miss Agnes
Smyth. Another dinner will bo given
by Mr. Theodore M. Freed nt tho Helle-vuc-Stralford.
Tho pntrons-es for the
cotillon this year Include Mrs. Ocorgo
Mason riilchcster. Mrs. Jones Wlstor,
Mrs. Arthur H. Leo, Mrs. William Byrd
rage, Sirs. J. Madison Taylor, Mrs. Jos
eph Parltcr N'orrls, Jr., Mrs. William
Wurts Banner nnd Mrs. William Pcnn
Troth, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Augustus Hcrlnd
will entertain at dinner this evening prior
to tho opera performance.
A dinner will also be given by Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall S. Moigan, of Chestn'it
Hill, who with their guests will Inter oc
cupy Mr. and .Mrs. Unndal Morgan's box
at the opera. Among those present will
he Mr. nnd Mrs. Stacy H. Lloyd, Mr. and
Mrs. Qeorgo F. Tyler nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Johnson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Samuel F. Houston will
entertain In their box In honor of their
daughter. Miss Charlotte Harding nrown,
who will return from New York, where
sho has been studying music, for tho
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Robert Leo Russell, wife of tho
commandant of the rhllndclphla Navy
Yard, will not be at homo for tho usual
Thursday afternoon receptions until nftcr
the holidays.
Miss Sarah S. Franklin will bo the
guest of honor nt a theatre party nnd
supper to bo given this evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ilartol Brazier.
Mr. nnd Mrs, James Cnvorly Newlln.
of the Willows, Hnverford, will give a
small dnnco this evening for their daugh
ter, Miss Adelnlde Sims Newlln, 2d. The
guests will bo from the school set.
Dr. and Mrs. R. Walter Starr will en
tertain nt dinner this evening In honor
of Miss Margaret Burton nnd Miss Elea
nor Wundcr, debutante dnughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice C. Burton.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rnlpli Stewart, of Lans
downe, will glvo a dinner-dance nt the
Philadelphia Country Club tonight.
Among those who are spending several
days In New York on shopping expedi
tions nre Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foulko
and Mr. and Mrs. Qulncy Adams GIU
morc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cobb Kennedy and
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy nro nt 120 South
19th street for the winter.
Mr. Francis B. Diddle, of 2017 Tine
street, Philadelphia, who has been spend
ing the summer In California, Is now at
the Bar B. C. Ranch, Teton I. O., Jack
son's Hole, Wyo., where he will spend
tho winter months. Mr. and Mrs. N. S.
Burt with their son, Nathaniel Burt, nnd
their mall daughter, Jullu, will also
spend the winter on the ranch.
Along the Main Line
MERIO.W Mr. and Mrs. Archibald H.
Ehle will entcitaln Air. Khlo's mother,
Mrs. George W. Rlile, nnd Mrs. Joel B.
Hncrwolo and Miss Archibald, of Minne
apolis, Minn., over the Christmas holi
days. Mrs. Frederick P. Carter, of Beacon
lane, will le n children's party the
afternoon of January H In honor of the
fourth birthday of her little son. Master
Frederick P. Carter. Jr.
ARDMORE.-MIHS ICatherlne Da Costa
Rolfe, of Montgomery avenue, has Issued
Invitations for n tea Friday afternoon,
December 30, at -i o'clock. Miss Rlfo
will bo assisted In tecelvlng by Miss
Katherlue Blddle Carter, Miss Helen Nor
rls Du Haven, Miss Kthcl Stevenson and
Miss Robenn KIrl; Jorjlcinuu.
Miss Katherlno Register has returned
from New England, whero she attended
several dances In honor of Boston debu
tantes, uid whllo In that city was the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. K. F.
Simmons.
HAVERFORD. Mr. and Mrs. John
Sparhawk, Jr., of Havcrford Court, have
taken a houso on Montgomery avenue,
which they will occupy after January 1,
WAYNE. Mrs. Charles H. Mathews.
Jr., entertained the brldgo club of which
she Is a member at her home on Poplar
avenue yesterday afternoon. Among tho
members are Mrs, Robert E. Elmer, Mrs.
A. II. Elliott. Mrs. W. II. Chrlstman, Mrs.
Edward T. Alexander, Mrs. F. V. Rad
cllfCe, Mrs. Fred Coudert and Mrs. John
Dunlap, Jr.
mrs. s. Wilbur corman
Who, before her marriage yester
day, was Mrs. Anna West, of this
city- Mr. and Mrs, Corman are
at present on their wedding
journey.
LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA', TUESDAY, DEOEMBEE
t, "EV. ;, j "few? " i I I sir !' TOT
I tss sv F VA VJ si J. w i
Photo b) Mnrreau.
MISS ELIZABETH CLIFTON ADAMS
Attractive debutante daughter of Mr. Hnrry Clifton Adams, who mndc
her debut last month nt n largo dansant at tho Bollcvuc-Stratford.
CLIMAX OF A ROMANCE WHICH
BEGAN SEVERAL YEARS AGO
Mrs. Anna M. West Becomes Bride of Mr. S. Wilbur
Corman at the Home of Dr. and Mrs. Hiram
Rittenhouse Loux Other Weddings
Ml
S. WILBUR CORMAN, formerly
ireneral mnnager of N. W. Ayer &
Son. and Mrs. Anna M. West were married
yesterday afternoon nt tho residence of
Dr. and Mrs. Hiram Rlttcnhouso Loux,
1611 North Broad street. The Rev. Dr.
Forrest E. Dagor, rector of St. Paul's Re
formed Episcopal Church. Broad and
Venango streets, who confirmed the
bride when a Httlo girl, wns tho oniclatlng
clergyman. Tho bride woro a smart
green tailored traveling suit nnd a smnll
green velvet turban trimmed with a par
adise. Following a wedding luncheon. Includ
ing only Dr. and Mrs. Loux and Mr. Cor
mnn's secretary. Mr. V. V. Coffrnln, Mr.
and Mrs. Gorman left for Decntur. Ill,
Mr. Corman's homo town, to spend me
holidays. They expect to travel for
six months or more before deciding upon
a plare of residence.
The wedding wns the rulmlnntlon of
a romance which began when Mr. Cor
man Ilrst came to this city. Ho met
his bride, who wbb then a Miss Down
ham. Later sho was married to Morton
Smith West, of Trenton, N. J., who
died 18 months later. Tho former
friendship was Inter renewed and tho en
gagement of Mr. Corman and Mrs.
West resulted.
It was planned to hold the wedding
earlier this year, but Mr. Corman re
cently underwent nn operation In Jef
ferson Hospital. On account of this
Illness, Mr. Corman resigned his posi
tion with N. W. Ayer & Son. He has
no business plans for the future.
Mr. Corman Is an enthusiastic golfer
and motorist nnd a member of the fol
lowing clubs: Manufacturers', Down
town, Poor Richard, Automobile Club of
Tii.iln.1nl..lil A .ttrttnnliltn flllh nt ripln-
wure County, Merlon Cricket Club and
a director of the Bon Air Country
Club. He Is also a member of tho Union
league Club of Chicago, the Aldlne
and Sphinx Clubs of New York, and be
longs to tha American Academy of Po
litical and Social Science. Ho is an as
sociate member of the Philadelphia
Operatic Society.
SUPPLEE-WATSON.
An Interesting wedding will take place
tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Watson, 163 Mount Vernon street,
when their daughter, Miss Emily Bald
win Watson, will bo given In marriage
by her father to Mr. Walter Brooke Sup
plee. The ceremony will be performed at
6 o'clock by the Rev. James Crawford, of
the Reformed Church, and will be fol
lowed by a reception from 8 until 20
o'clock. The bride's gown Is a beautiful
model of white satin and rose point lace.
Her veil of tulle will bo arranged with
sprays of orange blossoms. Miss Lillian
B. Crawford, the maid of honor, will
wear a gold and white brocaded satin
frock, trimmed with gold lace. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Bertha L. Fry
and Miss Helen R, McCall. Their frocks
are a picturesque combination of yellow
taffeta and yellow tulle.
Mr. Warren C. Supplee will be his
brother's best man and the ushers will
be Mr, Harry Cugh and Mr. James P.
Watson, tho bride's brother. Mr. and
JBNu Our Millinery Has
Hii Been Repriced
i JfiSL Furs Millinery
H -Blouses
S iflHr Imported and Domestic
Jy SPORTS COATS & SUITS
u 1423 Walnut Street
Mrs. Supplee upon their return from nn
extended trip will llvo nt Levering Mill
road nnd I.odgo lane, Cynwyd, whore
they will recelvo on the first and third
Saturdays In March from t until 10
o'clock.
HANA-CRAMER.
Prominent nmong tonight's weddings
will bo that of Miss fiara Cramer, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cramer, of
(Mh avenuo west of 13th street. Oak
Lane, to Mr. David il. liana, which will
take place nt .0 o'clock In the Temple
Beth Israel. 32d street and Montgomery
nvenue. Tho Rev. Dr. Man-In Nathan
will olllclato at tho ceremony. The bride,
who will be given in marriage by her
father, will wear a gown of whlto chif
fon velvet and tulle, with a court train
of oloth of silver. Her tullo veil will be
arranged with a coronet of orange
bossoms and she will carry a shower of
orchids and lilies of the valley. Attend
ing tho brldo will be her sister, Miss
Besslo Cramer, maid of honor, Mrs.
Harris J. Colin, matron of honor; and
Miss Edith Hnnn, the bridegroom's sister;
Miss Sara Colin, Miss Rose Udell, Miss
Bessie Cantor, MIsh Lillian Cohen and
Miss Henrietta Fauber, bridesmaids.
The bridegroom will have for his best
man Mr. Samuel F. Cramer, tho bride's
brother, and for ushers. Mr. Charles
Perlberg, Mr. Charles Cramer. Mr.
Richard Yusem, Mr. Louis Bcdcrman, Mr.
Iaadorc Hana and Mr. Samuel Buchs
baum. Tho service will be followed by
a large re.s.-vtlon In Mercantile Hall,
Broad and Mi ater streets. Sir. and Mrs.
Hana will leave for n trip to Florida and
points South, nnd upon their return will
live at 1301 Wyoming nvenue.
Thouiand of Women
Have Been Freed From
the Dhhnan bv the
Whirlpool Family jj
Dishwasher
Will there be ono In your home this
Chrlitmua? It saves a or 3 hours
a day. Hands don't touch water.
WASHES CHINA
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
STRAYER'S Tha B,t Builnees School
j 1 JUV civ J 801.807 Chemnut street.
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West Philadelphia
Miss Peggy Maher entertained Informal
ly Saturday night at her home, 81 Saun
ders avenue. Her guests Included Miss
Anna Denney, Miss Anna Cnssldy, Miss
Teresa Martin, Miss Eleanor McCarey,
.Miss Mary Qulnn, Miss Helen Qulnn,
Miss Salome Oale, Miss Constanco Burns,
Mr. John Denney, Mr. MacKlnstry
Bryan, Mr. Emerson Trcacey, Mr. Halph
Connelly, Mr. Harry Lucas, Mr. Bryan
Martin, Mr. Thomas Maher and Mr, Billy
Maher.
Dr. and Mrs. T. Howard Knight, Miss
Adelo V. Besson, Miss Mario Louise
Knight, Miss Adelo Knight nnd Mr. T.
Howard Knight, of 42d and Walnut
streets, nro spending- the n Inter In Cali
fornia. Mrs. It. B. Wheeler, of Wilmington,
Del., who has been visiting her son, Mr.
It. Clement Wheeler, of S21 N'orth 63d
street, returned home Sunday.
Miss Elsie Fischer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob rischer, of 6226 West
minster avenue, Is visiting her uncle, Mr.
Jacob Munch, of Wyncoto.
Frankford
A farewell party In honor of Miss
Josephine 1'atman, who will leave next
week for California, was given Satur
day evening at tho home of Miss Catha
rine Itogors, of Kcystono street, Wis
slnomlng. Among the guests wore
Miss Mary Collins, Miss Mary dunson.
Miss Lorctta Hermann, Miss Marguerite
Philips, Miss Marlon Gormlcy, Miss
Sarah Clark, Miss Josephlno Clark, Miss
Frances Orimth, Miss Caroline Welmor,
Miss Marlon Tyson, Miss Bmlly Bond,
Bdgar Fawn, Hugh Malln, Harry Walters,
Harris Tyson, John Dunlap, Frank Jarvls,
Franklin Betts, Halph Holt, Smith Kirk,
Arthur Gibbons, Thomas James, Edward
Avery, William Tschlra, Arthur Gardner
nnd John Graham.
Mrs. Mnry Gallagher, of 2606 Hhawn
street, will have as her guests over the
Christmas holidays her daughter, Mrs.
Carlos Dol Mnrmol, of Easton, In nnd
her son nnd daughtcr-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Gallagher, of Pittsburgh.
Lansdowne
A number of the school set, who have
been nway at college, returned to their
homes for tho holidays. Coming from
West Chester Normal School are Miss
Margaret Willis, Miss Miriam Pancoast,
Miss Myrtlo Crnlg and Miss Irene Mat
lack; from Swarthmoro nre Miss Frances
Maxwell, Miss Anna Sullivan, Mlsi Ella
Hucker, Miss Florence Pcarce, Miss Helen
Heed, Miss Harriet Kcenc, Mr. Roy
Lystcr, Mr. Frcdorlck Mllllkcn, Mr. Her
bert Jnckson nnd Mr, Eugene Bakor; from
Syracuse University nre Miss Jesslo Lewis
and Miss Helen Davonp'rt; from Oberlln
College, Miss Emily Wright and Miss
Helen Gelgler; from Sargent College, Miss
Edna Baker; from Stato College, Mr.
Arthur Simpler, Mr. William Allen, Mr.
James Allen, Mr. William Saunders, Mr.
Ilobcrt Livingston, Mr. William Zelgler,
Mr. David Anderson nnd Mr. Russell
Anderson; from St. Luko's School at
Wayne, Mr. Ponnlngton Wltmcr; from
Colgate, Mr. Frederick Lewis and Mr.
Wendell Osborne; from Princeton, Mr.
Samuel Irwin; from Cornell, Mr. Walter
Balch; from Dartmouth, Mr. Frederick
Batch, and from Williams, Mr, Clinton
Wundcrllck, .Air. Lewis McLean nnd Mr.
Cook McLean.
What's Doing Tonight
Northwcet Uuslnras Men's Anoclatlon. 2330
Columbia nvonue; H o clock. Free.
Fifty-seventh stroet Improvement Ataocla.
Hon. Ulrnrd avenue and 00th street; 8 o'clock.
r ree.
Lancaster Avenue Duelnen Men, 3930 Lan
caster avenue: ft o'clock Freo.
Frnnkford Hoard of Trade, rrankford:
o'clock. Free.
I-ocuire, "Itnlltvays In China," by Barclay
Parsons, Englneero Club: 8 o'clock.
Amcrloan Catholic Historical Society. 715
Soruco street; 8 o'clock. Free.
Security I.engue meeting. Academy of Music:
S o'clock. Free.
DANCINCJ
Wtirncr 1730 N. Droad St. 2'hone Dla. 888.
tva,ui.i aocab8 t,ery Wed. & Sat. Evgs,
Srhnlnr1;' I,r' Tonieht an Every Mon.,
OV.11UI.11S D4nce I "'c."lTue..Thur.i:vr!
NlRht Happyland, Wed. It Thurs., Deo. 22 A 23
Matinee .mas and New Year's Iig. Dance
WaLF'!- Evg., Dec. 31
Pierce-Arrow Closed Cars
Immediate Deliveries
'As social life changes from country to city, from outdoor to
in, it becomes almost a necessity that the motorcar should offer
protection from winter weather and for the more or less elaborate
toilets that social life demands.
We are fortunate in being able to offer for immediate delivery
five Pierce-Arrow Closed Cars of Brougham and Suburban types
as follows:
48 H. P. Suburban Upholstered In
light gray whipcord and finished in dark
blue.
48 H. P. Suburban Upholstered in an
imported cloth of individual design and
finished in dark blue.
48 H. P. Suburban Tastefully uphol
These cars may now be seen in our showrooms, When they
are sold no additional orders can be taken for delivery jn less than
five weeks.
21.
1915;
CELEBRATION OF BETROTHAL
WITH RECEPTION AT HOME
Number of Guests Present at Affair for Miss Penn and
Mr. Alperovitz Dancing Association Gives Annual
Christmas Frolic Other Affairs
A RECEPTION was given on Saturday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Penn,
of 832 North 8th street. In honor of the
betrothal of their daughter. Miss Rose
Penn, to Mr. Albert Alperovitz, of South
Philadelphia. Tho reception was attended
by a number of out-of-town guests. Tho
houso was beautifully decorated with
flowers and ferns, nnd Miss Rose Snyder,
a cousin of Miss Penn, rendered several
opera selections. A donation of $25 was
made for tho benefit of the wnr sufferers.
Among those present nero Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Penn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alperovitz, Mr.
and Mrs. It. Goldflne, Mr. and Mrs. J. Blu
menthal, Mr. nnd Mrs. Epstein, Mr. and
Mrs. Wngonfletd, Mr. nnd Mrs, J, Landes
berg, Mr. and Mrs. William Cohen, Mr.
nnd Mrs. M. Goldman, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Smayne, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rudolf, Miss Rose
Snyder, Miss Reba Shlken, tho Misses
Smayne, Miss Diamond, Miss Elnhorn,
Miss Silverman, Mr. E. Norman Landes
berg, Mr. S. Harris Elklns Landesberg,
Bala-Cymvyd
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Wilbur, of
Cynwyd, have Issued Invitations for a
dinner at the Merlon Cricket Club pre
ceding tho subscription dance arranged
by Mrs. Kane S, Green and Mrs, Richard
E. Horton on Tuesday, December 28.
Miss Elizabeth Drlpps was the guest of
Miss Margaret Storey Eberbaoh, of Col
wyn road, Cynwyd, over the week-end.
Mrs. Walter Scott Detwller, of City
avenue, Bala, will entertain her card
club nt luncheon tomorrow. The guests
will bo Mrs. George Fleming, Mrs. George
L Haskell, Mrs. Gustavo A. Blsler, Jr.,
Mrs. J. Howard Bowes, Mrs, Qeorgo Kee
bier, Mrs. Edward ZncharlaB and Miss
Cnrollno Bruner.
Germantown
Miss Emily Rodenbough, of Easton, Is
tho guest of MIsb Dorothy Burgess, 630
Germantown avenue.
At a. recent meettng of the various
Philadelphia chapters of the Daughters
of the Revolution a committee wns
formed to procure a olubhouso for the
local organizations. Among thoso named
on the oommlttee are Mrs. William Latta
Nassau, Mrs. Sydney Prltchard and Mrs.
Henry T. Montgomery.
LUIGI RIENZI
1714 Walnut Street
Importer and Ladies' Tailor
Gift Furs
At Drastic Reductions Smart Sets in Blue, White and
Cross Foxes Stylish and Handsome Fur Coats in
Caracul, Hudson Seal and Other Fashionable
Furs A Rare Opportunity
Special Sale of
Suits and Dresses
The Last Word in Price Concessions Is Spoken When a
Third to a Half Is Taken From Former Moderate
Prices on These Fashionable and Beautifully
Tailored Garments
Gowns
Millinery
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stered in whipcord and finished in dark
green. 38 H. P. Brougham-Landaulet Up
holstered in serviceable gray whjpcprd
and finished in dark blue.
38 H. P. Brougham Upholstered in
light blue whipcord and finished in dark
green.
Foss-Hughes Company
Twenty -Fii-fl and Market Sis. Philadelphia
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Mr. Jack Smayne, Mr. Joseph Smayne,
Mr, B. Greenfield, Mr. Harry Bresch and
the Messrs. Blumenthal.
A frolic will be given by the Philadel
phia Association Teachers of Dancing at
White's studio, 16th street below Chest,
nut street, on Thursday evening. The
proceeds of the affair will go to- tho Chll
dren's Hospital.
A surprise party was given to Miss Bae
Reckendorff at her home, 2603 North 21th
street, on Friday evening. Tho guests
were entertained by Mr. Samuel Lleber
mnn, who rendered reveral selections,
with Mr. Joseph Joselovltz ns accompa.
nlst. An exhibition dance wns given by
Mr. Joseph Llcberman and Miss Jean
Castle. Among tho guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Reckendorff, Miss Minerva Recken
dorff, Miss Jones, Mrs. Toplltsky. Mr. N.
Rothchlld, Mr. Philip Cohen, Mr Philip
Da.vls, Mr. Alexander Rosenblum and Mr.
Edward Klein.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mrs. J. Consldlne, of 1187 Shaokamaxon
street, announoes the marriage of her
daughter, Mrs. John KaJn, to Mr. John
T. Oliver, quartermaster of tho battle
ship Connecticut, on Sunday, December
11 The ceremony was performed by
Father Orr, of the Church of tho Immac
ulate Conception. After an extended
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Oliver wilt lira
at 1157 Shackamaxon street
North Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 11. Goldberg, of
8749 North Bouvter street, have) as their
truest Miss Freda Davis, of Pittsburgh,
Pa., for whom a number of entertain
ments are being arranged.
Mr. and Mrs. Potry, of Trenton, N. J
have returned to their home after visit
Inc Mr. and Mrs. William II. Kauftman,
of 2M East Qlrard avenue.
Make YOURSELF a XMAS
Present by Having Tour FEET
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In choosing fl CHIItOroDIfiT our many
rears' experience should appeal lo you.
Corns removed. 2Sc ra. Mnnlcurlnc, 23c.
HANNA'S
H. 15. Cor. 13th and Hansom Sts. (oyer
Crane's) nnd It 04 Chestnut St.
Blouses
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