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EVENING EEDGrER-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1915.
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"NANCY WYNNE FINDS THE SPIRIT
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jljfjny Charities for the Poor
persona in uuwuuji x iiiuiuuipnm uins to Attend
Northneld Conference
THE week advances tho Chrlst
,. .nlrlt grows and glows with
Sitef splendor, and it seems to me
$r day i hcnr ' some ucnul,ful
r?!l nme ono lias done to help
ihw It l8 n Brcat th,nB t0 nld
fitr. It makes tis appreclato our own
,t blessings moro than over, and
rLTrt a broader, kinder knowledge
the Joy3 nn1 Borrows of others,
Inch only b0 broueht ftnoul
pLigh experience. There Is an tin
WkM lecllng of ponco about
Cstmas: It Is In to air round about
. .rt of hush and expectant wait-
f (or the coming anew of tho little
Ortit Child In tho hearts of Ills
r: . .' i.ninv I heard of a woman
rt ill know, rich and yot so glad to
Vwe her riches with thoso who have
lit She lias undertaken to look after
L Christmas Joy of 200 poor families,
iho will never know who their bene
LittH Is, for It Is only on that con-
i'tiontnat sno win uu .. -"- ...,
fl0k at tllO KlllUiy wurn. in iho ima-
tllils. too. Thero Is tho Abraham
Ln Entertainment Committee at tho
blrenlty of Pennsylvania, named
tfW dear old Professor Abrnhnm
ioha who has been so long n prom
fcait figure In Philadelphia llfo. Tho
remenon this committee go personally
I the University Hospital on Chrlst
ni Day and cntortaln tho patients.
'lilhen those poor, sick peoplo out at
Blocklei'I who can ion 1110 joy wnicn
i brought to them by tho number of
UJIts who go there every Christmas
jrj and distribute fruit, candles, gln
ftrnuts and Ico cream,
i ThU latter work has been going on
c nearly BO years, tho Christmas
ntebratlon being only a tiny part of
5, is week In, week out these same
'rod women visit tho sick and auffcr
hf it the hospital all tho year round.
litre Is so much good done In tho
VorlJ if wo only stop to look for It.
iIwas Interested to hear at tho But-
jfr-Renshaw wedding reception last
tk that Doctor Hutlor, Ethan Flagg
Butler, you know, was In Servla dur
ht tho typhus plague, at tho head of
tie surgical force, nnd was tho only
CMWho did not contract It. Ho endured
13 manner of sufferings nnd received
i number of mednls for his bravery at
list time. Ho and Margaret Renshaw
"were married last Saturday, In Ger
Wtown, and aro now on their wed
far trip.
i; It was so amusing last night nt tho
lyric to sco Ruth and Standloy Stokes
,ciipronlng a small party. They wore
nldrttly going to tho Penroao Ball
afterward. Among others I noticed
Jem Bullitt, who by tho way Is look
bf very smart theso days. I saw her
1(1 tea last week In a stunning gown
(I white broadcloth trimmed with wide
hats of black fox fur. Sho had a
wdtmuff, too, and a whlto silk beaver
lit I don't know when I havo seen
',ia look bettor. Ruth seems so very
ijoung to bo a chaporon; only this
(lima last year sho was preparing for
lis first Assembly, a timid llttlo debu
tante. But so tho world wags on.
; The Philadelphia Northfleld Commit
tee will hold a midwinter conference
twit January 10; that Is, tho girls
tho aro going up to attend It will
kwe hero on Janunry 10 for North-
tti, Mass. Tho conference will last
four days. Mary Clayton, whose cn-
ftSCment to Rnlnh Plnrln wnH nn-
ftinnced this morning; Elizabeth
'Deans, Esther Howell, Isabel Howell
134 Elsa RnntVi nrn rrnlnf- frnm hort
tout 100 girls altogether from the
w!oua cities of tho Union will attend.
Each city has named Its head delegate
4 several additional guests. Mary
fif will bo tho Boston delegate, and
Mrs. Harper Slbloy and Caroline Clark,
Rochester, N. Y will represent that
JjJ. The conference Is held on local
Blislonary work, In which all these
raunr girls aro interested.
Members of the Main Line Branch
Queen Mary's Neodlework Guild
je last Tuesday at the homo of Mrs.
John Harvey Gordon, on Elliott ave
J", Dryn Mawr. to naclc a second case
I ij relief supplies for tho Allies. Mrs.
?won'a husband Is fighting In France.
M of course, she Is greatly In
vested In the sufferings of tho Allies
J? the trenches. She was Margaret
litouron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jpholas Thouron.
SThlj Inst linv wll h. tit nn !
iUlnneBota. which will sail from Phlla
ppwa tomorrow, and It contains
IB"1', sponges, bandages, mufflers,
Wstlets. knit socks and all manner of
"SpiS. St. James Pain., In T.nnrlnn.
rt?.'Mn turned ,nt0 a warehouse for
S'ttlng and hospital sunDlies. and the
J will go Btralght there and Its con
tent u- . , .
igr- put xo immediate use.
Ilrs. Gordon holds the meetings at
lijf home every Tuesday, and she and
lT fellow workers are very glad of
'ff assistance, as they hope to ship a
JB every month, as long as the war
vgftlnues.
l.lTolly Bally "liid
Sf'olly Bally and Brewster Koons
T announced their engagement.
ig'ry one has been so sure of it I
Uinot be Verv well nirnHnx1!. hilt I
ik ii'ai1, i0T ,lleJ, ara B0 happy ani1
aiu' ft dear, anil T nrlih thim lov
Mb
H my hpart. Thow irn hnh HO
EU X was thinking when I saw them
the Charity Ball (they danced In
Ek Eet" by the way)' that they
2e,4 Uko a uair of children.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
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oatr ... rt"lr nas reiurnea 10 ion
SCiT a?ter a two years" sojourn In
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will spend the holidays
IS? i,?'Vlacnt
llS,y Alice 1
nd daughter-in-law. Mr.
Astor, and her daugn-
HwiT-A"C8 Mrll Astor. at their
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" large Jntoxma family dinner
PERVADING ALL
and Deserving Are Interesting
tomorrow at their home In Radnor. Mr.
and Mrs. Schmidt will leave for Palm
Beach early in February to remain sev
eral weeks.
Mrs.. Horace Brooks' Hurt, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs Henry Drinker
o .V' .i1."3 ,akcn nn apartment at 220
houtn Itlttenhotise square, nnd moved In
last neck.
Miss Gabrlella Tllghman, and Mr. nich
ard Tllnhman. Jr., were tho guests of
Mm Woodvllle Uohlen, In hor box nt
the opera, on Tuesday evening. The
other guests wero Mlsi Mary Uohlen.
Mr Gustavo Hlchscher and Mr Lawrence
Fuller Afterward the party went to
tho llltz-' nrlton for supper.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Pennock. of Gcr
mnntown, announce the engagement of
their daughtor. Miss Dorothy Pennock, to
Mr. Wnllaco Chllds Stlls, of German
town. Mr. nnd Mri David C. Halpern. of 3tM
est Uerks street, have announced the
engagement of their daiiRhter, Miss
Dorothy H. Halpern, to Mr. Maurice Dorf,
of Baltimore The ucddlng will take place
In tho coming spring. They will be at
home to their friends from 3 to 6 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Crorer Knowlen, of 1918
Pine street, will entertain at luncheon at
the Bcllevue-Stratford, foltowed by ft
matinee thentre part, on Saturday, Jan
uary 8, in honor of Miss Mildred Marston
Jack, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. I Foster
Jnck.
Miss Elcanore Beers, of tho Ilclgravln,
will give a theatre party on Wednesday
afternoon, December N. In honor of Mrs.
John Wallace Hallowcll, who was Miss
Emma Wnlton before her marriage, sev
eral weeks ago
Mr. Samuel Hazelliur.it, formerly of
this city but now making his homo In
Manchester, N. II., will return for Christ
mas nnd will be the guest of Mr. nnd
iMrs. Edward N. Wright, of Cheltcn ave
nue, Gerniantown.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilbur Bnlrd Topping
nnd their daughter, of Youngstown, O,,
are spending tho Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Topping's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Julian Stromeyor, of Oak Iane. Mrs,
Topping wob Miss May Stromoyer beforo
her marriage, two years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Stlmaon, who have
been spending tho winter at tho Aldlne,
left this week for Florida, where they
will remain Indefinitely.
Mrs. F. Porcy Smith nnd her son, Mr.
Wlnthrop Smith, have closed their house,
2037 Walnut street, and have moved Into
tho Aldlne for tho remainder of the
winter.
Tho engagement of Miss Lois Root
Goodnow, daughter of Dr. Frank John
son Goodnow, president of Johns Hop
kins University, to Mr. John Van Ant
werp MncMurray, of Washington, ilrst
secretary of tho Amorican Legation at
Pekln, China, was announced in Balti
more yesterday. Miss Goodnow, who has
been a student nt Bryn Mawr, returned
to her homo this week. Tho marriage
will take place In February.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Wilcox, of 711
Pine street, will rccelvo this afternoon.
No cards have been sent out.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Qulntard Horwitz
will bo at homo informally this nftor
noon. Along the Main Line
WYNNEWOOD-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Lenford Murray will entertain Informally
this evening nt their homo at Wynnewood
in honor of Mr. O. B. Harbison, Mr.
Douglas Woodward, Mr. Henry Broad
foot and Mr. Benjnmln Harcum.
Mr. Harbison and Mr. Woodward, who
aro their guests for Christmas, and Mr.
Broadfoot and Mr. Harcum, who are vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Brown Mc
Cowen at their home, 4W1 Spruce street,
will return to the Naval Academy at An
napolis tomorrow.
ROSEMONT Miss Jean Lister Austin
entertained the members of tho O. K. II.
Club at dinner last evenlnar at her home,
at Gulf road nnd Ithan avenue. Covers
were laid for 26 guests.
BRYN MAWR-Mra. William Henry
Hughes, of Morris avenue, has gono to
Boston, Mass., where she will remain
until after tho holidays. Miss Gertrude
Rand, of Edgewood Inn, will spend the
holidays with her family In Brooklyn.
North Philadelphia
Mrs. William Schwartz, of 33JJ North
Smedley street, announces tho engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Laura M.
Wildermuth, to Mr. Howard Ervln Earle,
of Prlmos, Delaware County, Pa.
Roxborough
Mrs. Theodore Baldwin entertained In
formally Wednesday night at her home,
1216 Pechln street. Hor guests Included
Mrs. William Stetler. Mrs. James Roth
well, Mrs. Walter Earloy. Mrs. Charles
Terney, Mrs. Clifford MoMaster, Mrs.
Abraham Leonard, Mrs, James Frame,
Mrs. Verner Frame, Mrs. Charles Haeber
leln. Mrs. Robert Whiteside and Mrs.
Joseph Sumner.
Members of the Roxborough Sewing
Club will be entertained at luncheon to
day by Mrs. William Addelhelm, of
2526 South Colorado street. Mrs. Samuel
A. Cochran, Mrs. Clarence E. Parks,
Mrs. William Stroud, Mrs. Andrew Sauer,
Mrs. Louis Melvln Struse, Mrs. Frank
Cantrell, Jr.. Mrs. Charles aane. Mrs.
Charles Whiteman, Mrs. W II. Hoedt,
Miss Ray Boocock and Mrs. Mllford C.
Fox will be the guests.
MISS BELLE FLUM,
who is among the workers for
the dance, which will be given on
Sunday for the Jewish Consump
tive Institute,
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JIRS. WILHUH UAIUD TOPPING
Mrs. Topping, who was Miss May Stromeycr beforo her marriage
several years ago, is spending tho holidays in this city accompanied
by Mr. Topping nnd their smnll daughter.
Germantown
Mlsi Mary Bancroft Closson, of CI West
Chclten avenue, will entertain nt bridge
on Wednesday evening nt her home. Tho
guests will Include Miss Mary Rich, Miss
Graco Baltlngcr, MIri Allda C. Buehlcr,
Miss Dorothy McUrlde, Miss Margaret
Frocltch, Miss Joseph! a Fernloy, Miss
Jennie Kycs, Miss Anna Doddard, Mr.
Edward Kctcham, Mr. Horace Darba, Mr
Howell Jones, Mr. Harold Dagle, Mr.
Mcrrltt Keyes. Mr William Klngsley. Mr.
Russell McUrlde, Mr. Ashbrldgo Shnrp
less nnd Mr. George Stevenson.
MIsh Elizabeth Brocklo has returned to
her homo from boarding school In New
England, and will be tho guest of her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Gray
Warden, of Hedgate. West School Houso
lane, for the holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. E. Crouter, of 7100
Germantown avenue, will glvo a dlnncr
danco on Wednesday, December 2a.
Mr. and Mrs. Lnnlng Harvey, of Wllkcs
Borre. Pa., will havo ns their guests for
tho first Assembly Miss Dorothy Burgess,
Miss Emily Rodenbaugh, Mr. Robert Islt
and Mr. J. EUVr Blackledge. Mrs. Harvey
was Miss Mario Burgess, of Germantown,
beforo her marriage.
Mr. George Alexander "Vest, organ
ist nnd choirmaster in St. Luke's
Protestant Episcopal Church for tho
last 23 years, will be guest of honor
At a reception which the members of tho
congregation will give on Monday eve
ning In the parish house. Mr. West slneo
1012 haB been dean of the Pennsylvania
Chapter of tho American Guild of Organ
ists. Lansdowne
Mr. and Mrs. William Bulr. of Lans
downe avenue, nro spending the holidays
In Florida.
Mr. Thomas Culllnan, of Stewart ave
nue, Is suffering from an attack of grip.
Mrs. John Walto, of Shadcland avenue,
will give a Christmas luncheon of 12 cov
ers on Tuesday,
The class of 1915 of tho high school
will give a dance in tho school gymna
sium on Wednesday. In the committee
aro Miss Helen rtcld. Miss Helen Daven
port, Miss Isabelle Jackson, Miss Grace
Bond. Miss Margaret Willis, Miss Laura
Willis, Miss Sadie Barrett, Mlsi Myrtlo
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Craig. Miss nuth Zclglcr,
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Lewis, Mr. Richard Ware, Mr. Fred
Paul, Mr. Wendell Osborne. Mr. Theo
dore Martin, Mr. Cook McLean, Mr.
Lewis McLean. Mr. William Zelgler and
Mr. Richard Kane.
"West Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Flske, of 310.J
Hamilton street, will have their son nnd
daughtor-ln-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Seymour Flsko, of Atlanta. Oa., as their
guests over the holidays. Their other son,
Mr. R. Robertson Flske, a student at Har
vard, will return today to remain until
after January 1.
Miss Olivia Hardy has sent out Invita
tions for a bridge to be given on Tuesday
afternoon at her homo, IIS Preston street.
Northeast Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. S. Baugher and Mr. Earl
Baugher, of 2973 Frankford avenue, will
spend Christmas in Llanerch.
Miss Hester Llndlg and Mies Elizabeth
Llndlg, of Kensington avenue and Cam
bria street, will spend the holidays as
the guests of their grandmother, Mrs. E.
Llndlg, of Lewlsburg, Pa.
Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson, of 20S0
East Clearfield street, will hold a fam
ily reunion this afternoon and evening to
celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary.
Mr. Robinson and Miss Hanna!. R, Comp
tons were married in this city, December
21, 1S65, by the Rav. William AVood. then
pastor of the Hancock Methodist Epis
copal Church. The bridegroom was a
native of Salem County, N. J., and had
served In the 14th Regiment, Pennsylva
nia Volunteers, during the Civil war,
when he settled In Philadelphia and met
Miss Comptons. Of' their ten children,
four are living. Mr, William E. Robin
son, of Colllngsdale, Pa.; Mr, Wesley
Robinson, of Atlantic City; Mrs. Sarah
j They have six grandchildren and one
great grandchild. At the time or the
wedding Mr. Robinson was 23 years old
and the bride was three years younger.
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Weddings
COCHRAN-BANCROFT.
A wedding of Interest to Phlladclphlnns
will tnko place tomorrow In Montclalr, N.
J , when Mrs Helen Bancroft will become
tho bride of Paymaster Thomas Cochran,
U. S. N., of Wyncote, Pa. The ceremony
will be performed at t o'clock at tho home
of tho brldo's brothet -In-law nnd sister,
Mr. nnd Mrs Hobert Monroe Boyd, Jr.
Mrs. Bancroft, who will bo given In mur
rlngo by her brotlier-ln-law, Mr. Philip
Z. Hnnkcy, of New London, Conn., will
wear n superb gown of white broadcloth,
trimmed with sea fur. Her hat will bo
of white also and she will carry licr
great-great-grandmcther's prayer book.
Tho ceremony will be performed by
tho Rev. Henry Emerson Fosdlck, of
the Union Theological Seminary. Mr.
R. Morris Wood, of Oveibiook, will act
as best man Miss Eleanor Hlnes and
Miss Edith Bancroft Hankcy, nieces of
tho brido, wll! attend as (lower girls.
They will wear llttlo white lingerie
frocks nnd will carry baskets of IloworB.
After an extended wedding Journey Pay
master Cochran nnd Mrs. Cochran will bo
nt home nfter Februnry IS at 2513 South
Lambert street. Among tho Phlladel
phlans who will attend tho wedding are
Mrs. William Allison Cochran, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Reed, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Morris
Wood. Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis McGrath
and Mr. Joseph Cochran.
DALE-GItUVER.
The wedding of Miss Charlotto M.
Oruver. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
E. Gruvcr, 6034 Regent street, and Mr.
Joseph T. Dale, sou of Mr. John A. Dale,
of Curwensvlllc, Pa , will be celebrated
tomorrow nt St. James" Klngsesslng
Church, 60th nnd Woodland avenue, at
fi o'clock, tho Rev. S. Lord GIberson
officiating.
Tho bilde, who will bo glen away by
her father, will wear a wedding gown of
white charmeuso ndorncd wlt'i duchesso
lnco nnd pearls. Her veil will bo an ex
quisite heirloom that was worn by her
, grandmother nml aunt. Mlio wm carry n
I bouquet of Brido roses and lilies of tho
1 valley. Mrs. Jane H Glvln will attend
I as matron of honor nnd tho bridesmaid
will bo Miss Emma C. Gruvcr, a bister
of tho bride.
They will be nttlrcd In costumes of
tunmolso blue velvet and sliver lace nnd
will wenr strands of pearls around their
heads. Their bouquets will bo composed
of Klllarnoy roses and whlto daisies.
Tho Hower girl, Miss Frances Elizabeth
Jackson, will wear a dress of whlto net
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Ul 1U3C3 41IIU UtLIOICO.
Tho bridegroom wilt be attended by Mr.
B. Ellis Kester, of Wilmington, nnd the
ushers will Includo Mr. Frederick II.
Clnrk, Curwensvllle; Mr. Walter 13.
Gruvcr, Mr. Joseph Barton Glvln and Mr.
Robert C. Hamilton.
After tho ceremony a reception will bo
held nt tho homo of tho brldo's aunt.
Mrs. Robert E. Hamilton, 1221 South 53d
street. On their return from tho wedding
trip they will llvo at 5330 Hatfield nvenuo,
GIESSUjER-SMITH.
Tho marriage of Miss Ida Greeley Smith
to Mr. Louis Frederick Gelssler, of this
city, took place yesterday In Orange, N. J.
Miss Smith Is tho granddaughter of Hor
aco Greeley and has made nulto a nnmo
In the art world. Mr. Gelssler la the gen
eral manager of tho Victor Talking Ma
chine Company.
The marrlago took place at tho home of
tho brldo's sister, Mrs. Andrew Wutreo
Tord. The ceremony was performed by
tho Rev. V. Warner Giles nnd was at
tended by a number of guests from New
York und this city. There were three
matrons of honor, .Mrs. Ford, Mrs Hlmm
Iddlngs Bearss. wlfo of Major Bearss, I
B. M. C , aud Mrs Albert Ulcslnger, the
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latter a daughter of Mr. Gelssler by his
former msrriage.
Tho bride urns given In marriage by
her father, Colonel Nicholas Smith.
Mrs. Gelssler Is a great favorite In New
York; she was educated at the Convent
ef the Sacred Heart and by private tutors
In Belgium. Her father was for years
In the United States diplomatic corps.
After a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Gelss
ler will llvo at tho RlU-Cartton, this city.
Mr. Golssler came originally from Ban
Frnnelsco, but has lived here for n num
ber of years. He Is a member of the
Racquot, Philadelphia Country and Co
rinthian Yacht Club, of this city, and
of the Bohemian Club, of San Francisco.
LBVT-GOODMAN.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Goodman announce
that the wedding of tholr daughter, Miss
Tlllle Goodman, to Mr. Murray Levy will
tako place on Hundsy evening nt 5 o'clock,
at tho Aterns Israel Synagogue, 6th nnd
Morris streets.
Mr. Lew Madden will attend ns best
man, nnd Miss Edna Gatty, whoso en
gagement to Mr. Madden has been re
cently announced, wilt bo tho maid of
honor.
Following tho ceremony a reception
will bo given at tho brldo's home, 2501
South 10th strcot.
Tho couple wilt leave Monday on a
honeymoon trip to Florida, whero they
will bo tho guests of Mr. Levy's uncle. On
their return they will llvo In Philadelphia.
Along the Reading
Miss Emily Lewis, of Washington lane,
Elklns Park, will havo as her guest for
the Chrlstmsn holidays Miss Sarah Camp
bell, of Pittsburgh. Miss Campbell will
arrive In tlmo to attend the dance given
by Mr. nnd Mrs G. Henry Stetson at
the Huntingdon Valley Country Club, on
Monday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas 8. Waters, Jr., of
Washington lane, Jcnklntown, nnd tholr
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Waters, will
leave today for Baltimore, whero they
will bo tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. T.
Ellis nt Walbrook for the Christmas holi
days. They expect to return to Vncoto
Just after tho Ilrst of tho new year.
Mrs. James F. Campbell, of Hall rond,
Wyncote, hns Mrs. Campboll Vlele. Miss
Kathortne Vlelo and Miss Mary S. Vlele,
of New York, ns her guests for several
months.
Mrs. F. Lclghton Kramer, of Sharp
less avenue, Melrose Park, has gono to
New York, whero Bho will be tho guest
of Miss Jcannetto Hooker for box end
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Henry K. Walt, of Wyn
cote, havo closed their country residence
nnd havo left for New Smyrna, Fin ,
whero thoy will spend tho winter
months.
Delaware County
The Roio Valley Dramatic Club will
present Ollbert It Chesterton's play,
"Magic." In Artsmans Hall, at Moylan
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Lola M. Morris, of Chester
Heights, and Mrs. Edna L. Morris, of
Hryn Mawr, have left to spend the holi
days in Boston, Mass.
The marriago of Miss Margaret Payers,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sayers,
of Chester, to Mr. Grovcr Malln, of
Media, took place yesterday morning nt
10 o'clock nt tho parsonage of tho Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church at Chester.
Miss Frances Wright has returned from
Wcllcsloy College to her homo In Moylan.
Tho Junior members of the RIdloy Park
Woman's Club, will give a danco on
December 29.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W. Fogg, of Ridley
Park, havo returned from a trip to Porto
Rico.
Mrs Albert Padloy, of Clifton Heights,
Is recovering from tho grip.
In hundreds of homes it will not be filled
t ! 1
(a you enjoy your onnsrmas witnouc aoing somecning ior uie mue ones
whom Santa Claus may forget? Call or send your contributions to the
Santa Claus Warehouse, 608 Chestnut street, today.
SANTA GLAUS CLUB
PUBLIC
PLANS ARE BEING MADE FOR
MANY NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS
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Theta Tan Sorority Plana Masked Dance for Last Day
of the Year Charity Concert and Dance for Jewish.
Consumptive Institute on Coming Sunday
THERE wilt bo a masked dance on New
Year's Evo In the cafe of the Wlssn
hlckon, when tho members of the Theta
Tnu Sorority, a high school society, ani
their friends foregather there for their
seventh annual Christmas week ball.
There will bo a stringed orchestra and
tho nffnlr will open with ft "Paul Jones,"
followed by a gcrman. After this, the
guests will unmask.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ball and
Mrs. If. B Osmond will receive. The of
ficers of the sorority are: President. Mis.
Emily Ball; vice president, Miss Stella
Snowden: secretary, Miss Adella Mitchell,
nnd treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Oamber.
The commltteo of tho Jewish Con
sumptive Initltuto hns mado final ar
rangements for b. sacred concert and
dance, to bo held on Sunday evening
at tho Apollo Halt, ?$ North Broad
street.
Mr. M. B. Squires chairman of tho
Danco Committee, has arranged a spe
cial entertainment program for thnt
evening. Among thoso who will partici
pate at tho concert are: Miss Gertrude
Silvers, vocal solo, Samuel Weltz, barl-
Wilmington
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank S. Connable will
entertain on the evening of February 23
In honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Plerro
S. du Pont There will be dancing.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Connable will also havo n
party for the Christmas week-end stny
Ing nt Rock Farms, their guests Includ
ing Mr. Connable's mother, Mrs. John
Jl Connable, Mr. nnd Mrs. Austin -.
Lancaster. .Mr. Derry Floyd, Mis Helen
Meoks, of Boston, Mass , nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. Walter Bennett and their son, of
New York.
Tho dance given last night by Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Sattorthwnlte for Miss
Allco Sattcrthwalte In tho New Century
Club Building was tho largest altnlr
given this week. Tho guests Included
many of iho younger set. who aro home
from school for the holidays.
Mrs. William F. Sellers and Mrs.
Frank Cox will entcrtnln at cards next
Tuesday afternoon nt Edgo Moor in
honor of Miss Hannah Woodnut, of
Scnttle, Wash., who Is staying with Gov
ernor and Mrs. Charles 11. Miller.
Miss Katharine Miller, who is home
from the Woman's College of Maryland at
Luthcrvllle, has her classmate. Miss
Lllllc Blount, of Savannah, Oa., with her
for the holidays. Mrs. II. A. Miller en
tertained for them at a box party at the
Oarrlck Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Henry F. du Tont will entertain nt
dinner nt Wlnterthur on Monday night
beforo tho dance to bo given by Mr. nnd
Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont for Miss Rence
du Pont.
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson has returned
to Brook wood Farm, after a few days'
stay In New York with Mr. Thompson,
whoso business engagements now keep
him lit the city tho greater part of tho
week,
Mrs. Victor B. Wooley entertained tho
Tuesday Morning Bridge Club this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John McChcsney, of Ever
ett, Washington, nro tho guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry P. Scott, Jr., for tho
Christmas holidays
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Peyton nnd
You Fill It
LEDGER
tone! Master Oscar L-ftngman, violin
solo; Master (Samuel Rlchm n, piano
boIo: "Baby" Loulso Sepal, too dancer:
Master Leonard Flum, violin eolot Char
lotto Flum, vocal solo, nnd Miss n. Btew
art, singing tho latest popular songs of
the season. One of the special numbers
will be, "When It's Orange Blossom Time)
in Iiovolnnd."
The concert will begin nt 8:30 and
dancing from 11 p m. til'. 2 a. m. Art
Urgent appeal Is extended to nil. The)
proceeds of this affair are to be utilized
tofrethor with other moneys for th
maintenance of tho hospital to bo built
In Philadelphia for the treatment of the
poor suffering from consumption.
Mr. Renjnmln Hoffman, Mr. Frank
Ooldbcrg, Mr. Pnmucl Cohen, Mr. Theo
dore Goldlilum, Mr. Samuel Gold, Mr.
Harry Hoffman and Mr. Edward Zablu
doff arc helping to make tho affair a. suc
cess with tho aid of many moro mem
ber, of the auxiliary.
Mlsa Kdlth Gracell is In charge) of tha
Refreshment Committee, assisted by Miss
.tulln Selcclmnn, Miss Anna Rarnet, Miss
Hsthcr Rosenzwelg, Miss I.ottio Bar
net, Miss Sadlo Cherry, Miss Bella Flum,
Mlsi Pophlo Lnngman, Ml".s Reba Uurd,
Miss Anna Aaronson, and Mlsa Anna
Isrnclvltr.
their son, Bernard Peyton, wilt spend the
week-end with Mrs. Eugene du Pont at
Polleport.
Miss Lydla Chichester has gono to
Rockvlllo, Md., to spend tho week-end.
Miss Virginia Klrkus arrived this week
from Vassar College to spend the holi
day season with her parents, tho Rev.
Frederick M. Klrkus and Mrs. Klrkus.
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