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tffANCY WYNNE TALKS ABOUT
me Neilson Ball Last Night Was a Beautiful Affair.
I- Many Dinners Preceded It Number of Enter
tainments
fc.tAT NEILSON was guest of
S honor nt a ball given nt the Belle-
- i. rr nml Mrs. Lewis Nellson. Sa-
if. i. 'i. very attractive, rather small.
i .il hrtcrhi brown hair and dark cyca
if j via n lovely color. She Is viva
c)ous and always dresses with extremo
HLflJ tnste. In fact, I hear she Is qulto
n unusual filrl with a very decided
imount of character. She Is a grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 11.
'nosengartcn and of Mrs. Thomas Noll
t -ml the late Mr. Thomas Neilson.
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1 1 fSara" Is named alter nor paternal
rrananiuiui:i "-
ipoole Lewis. Her brother Harry Is a
treat ravonic m mu juuubu .i.
Thorn were many dinners before tho
Skill last nlRht, among others is ono
riven nt the upiievuo-sirnii.iru y
t...in Puller for his small niece, KHz-
abeth Orlffltlis, nnd Mrs. Herbert AV.
n'.,4n puve a Inrco dinner for Lucia.
i,i mnde her debut last year. Ilet
Quests were Eleanor Onmblc, Virginia
, Roberts, Kmlllo Kennedy, Hubcrtti I'nt
'er, Willie Moss, of Kentucky, who has
a .- nilnii.l t tlllmrf n'u .ml
;comc on i" ku .. tu.c ..u..
'dlng; Marlon Cleveland, of Princeton;
Alice Thompson, Kmllle "Williams, Her
bert Warden, Jr., Allien L,ucas, uenja
rmln Hullock, Jr., Crawford Madeira,
'Jack Mason, Jr., Ned Harris, Gcorgo
Wood, Robert Deans, Fred Thayer,
George Earlc, Jr., nnd William Du
$arry.
Then tho Norman Greys gavo a dln
... h, Tmilan rirev. nnd their cnests
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.'"were Rachel Fltler, Marjory Taylor.
" Elizabeth 'Wheeler, Corlnno Freeman,
i Edith Page, Algy Clnpp, Shirley lie
s' cm. Osay Welsh, Charles Winter,
I (''Ralph Soiider nnd Rowland Miller.
f Mrs. Theodoro Wormlcy entertained
for Helen Marshall before tho ball and
i the James D, Wlnsors also gavo a dln-
.ner.
i Mnllv Thayer nnd Resslo Downs Wilt
be given a theatre party and supper .
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tonight by Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Henry i
- Dixon. Molly Is Mr. Dixon's niece. .
Her mother was Miss Molly Dixon, ono j
I, t ihn nranv Dixon sisters, who were
I nmonir the prettiest debs of their tlmo. I
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f ' and Mrs. Arthur Kmlcn Ncwbold also.
Molly Is tho only daughter of General
and Mrs. Russell Thayer and has no
less than Ave brothers, if you please.
Besslo Downs, as I told you, Is a deat
and qulto an Ideal older sister, and
rmllv both theso dobs arc about tho
li prettiest of tho season.
It Is a funny thing, this cutting in on
dances which Is bo tho rago with tho
members of the younger set. Tho girts
think they nro not having a good time
If every dance Is not cut Into pieces
and tho men think it Is Jlcrco if the
danco is cut, so what nro thoy to do?
I was amused at a danco recently to
hear three young men discussing
whoso danco to break In on next.
There was one girl they wanted to
danco with very specially, but she was
having that ono with a very heavy
suitor, so sho waB passed by, for said
suitor was said to become furious if ho
did not havo a wholo dance. The girl
la question Is a very popular debutante
and thero Is no danger of her not hav
ing a wonderful tlmo overywhero sho
goes. Privately, I think alio was glad,
us her partner (who probably will bo
a partner for Hfo) happens to danco
particularly well, and Incidentally I
guess sho did not mind having a per
fectly good danco unbroken.
Thero were so many dining Informal
ly at tho Rltz-Carlton last night and all
demanding "Ducks" a la Rouennalse, It
was qulto droll, and, of course, thero
was lots of banter passing from tablo
to table concerning tho popularity of
the "Canard" and tho relegation Into
obscurity of tho poor everday turkey,
which not so long ago was emblematic
of the Christmas aeason.
Among tho diners I noticed Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Hubard, who hadthojolllest
party In tho room. Marfy of their
guests camo on from Now York and
are remaining hero over tho holidays.
Among tho "out-of-towners" were Mr.
Cecil Harrah. Mr. Harding, Mr. J.
Dlnkay, Mr. and Mrs. Phnllo St. Pliallo,
Colonel Montgomery and Mr. Barbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmlo Sullivan and Leta
were- guests at this tablo.
Nearby tha Charles Munns were en
tertaining tho Frozier Harrisons and
Drexel Pauls and tho C. Howard
Clarks, 3d, were entertaining tho Hol
llngsworths, Mr. Richmond and Miss
Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bla
bon arrived late and were greeted very
heartily. They havo Just coma back
from Portland, Me., and will bo at tho
Rltr for a few days, then go to their
house in Bryn Mawr.
Tho Bob Stanbrldges were entertain
ing for their young son, and tho Clar
ence Dolana and their attactlva
daughter were dining "en famllle," us
were also the Victor Mathers, Mrs,
Mather radiant In French blue char
tneuse and nlnon.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
The ChrlHtmns Ontlllnn of the Saturday
ft Evening Dancing Class will be held this
v evening at Horticultural Hall. A num
ber of dinners will precede the dance.
Unrnif IhAm th.( nt Xf miH Mm Kdear
P Wright Balrd, of Chestnut Hill, who will
: entertain for their daughter, Miss uamor
h O. Balrd. Their uuests will include:
Miss Anne Lewis. Miss Elizabeth Brock
le. Miss Margaret W. Harris, Miss Mary
Qlendlnnlng. Miss Mary B. Clark. Miss
Caroline S. Barclay, Miss E. Pauline
Denckla. Miss Alexandria Dolan, Miss
Peggy Thayer, Miss Margaretta Jeanes,
Miss Mary IL Levering, Miss Mary Jan
ney, Miss Meta Janney. Mr. W, J. gewell
Borie. Mr. w. Beaumont Whitney.
,M,r." Rodney pookman, Mr. Morris Free-
uuui, air. Henry it. wousion, air, iuuji
Roberts Reatb. Mr. Percy Glendinnlng,
Mr. John White Deary, Jr.. Mr. P. Geary,
Mr. Henry Brinton Coxe. Jr.. Mr. George
Harrison Frailer. Jr.. Mr. R. H. Bayard
Bowie, Jr. Mr. Robert Cresswell. Sd. Mr.
'Edward a Kmlth Jr.. Mr. William J
jfcaird. Jr and Mr, Robert E. Straw-
Miase. Jr
M an J Mrs. Ho4man E. Griscoro. Of
1U. Mr I w a alst g.e a dmr IxfoM
U mvetus of Int. tlaaa for their ton,
AviAiN i iiNTJiiKESTING THINGS
tor School Set
"-r. CTl'"VvnLA- Rrl8com- 3d Dr. and
Mrs. 13. Holllnirsnortli Slter will enter
tain for their daughter, Miss Anne Slter,
whose debut will take place next winter.
Mrs. Harry Hudson Smith will entertain
at dinner (his evening for her young
daughter. Miss Mnrgnret N. Smith.
.M,rs.,:(lwin N Benson, of Bethlehem
plle, Chestnut Hill, will give a dance thU
????'" ln .,ltmor of bcr granddaughter,
MlM Irglnla Iion-on Carter.
Mls Alice McCabe, of Wayne, who Is
visiting In Baltimore, will bo the guest of
honor nt n d.nico to be given this evening
by Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur V. Strobel, of
Roland I'nrk.
Mrs. J. Harrison Smith will give a
luncheon at the Bcllevuc-Strntford todny
to meet Miss ndlth Wynne Matthlson,
who In private life li Mrs. Charles Rann
Kennedy. Miss Julia E. Heebncr will
entertnlft nt dinner nt tho Philadelphia
Cricket Club this evening In honor of
MIsi Matthlson.
Mr. and iMrs. Harry Edson. of Or
chard Inne. Hnvcrford, will bo at home
Informally on New Year's Day from 4
Until 7 o'clock. No cards have been sent
out.
Mr A B. Sulllxnn will give a studio
party on New Year's night, when about
23 guots will be piosent,
Mr. nnd Mrs William P. Dencgre, of
Rydnl, Pa., nro visiting friends In Toron
to. Canada.
Among tho out-of-town guests who will
attend tho One Hundred Club Ball on
Now Year's night at Horticultural Hall
nro Mrs. Gllmore, Mr. and Mrs, Gray
Crcgor, Mrs Samuel Price, Miss Con
stance Uouchman, Miss Elslo Cnrstnn,
Miss Elsie Stlets, Mr. John Cunningham,
nnd Mr. Wallcy Nutledgr, all of Balti
more, Md.i Miss Helen Sumers nnd Miss
Mildred Sumers, of Atlantic City; Miss
Clnlro Virginia .Smith and .Mr. tleorgo
Broxvn Sntcer. of Wllllnmsport; Miss Mar
tha Leo Morlss, of Petersburg. Vn.; Mr. C.
A. Hnlbrook nnd Mr. E. Rcgnn, of New
York; Mr. Henry B. Blanks nnd Mr. John
W. Fraser, of the United States Military
Academy at West Point; Mr. Thcron
Ball Clement, of Sunbury, Pa., and Mr.
Warren Cosier, of Washington, D. C.
MlBS Eliznhpfh Tnvlnr nt ltA T.lnAn!n
13th and Locust streets, left this week
by motor for Lakowood, to Join her
mother, Mrs. Frederick Taylor, at tho
Laurel-ln-the-Plncs for the holiday sea
son. Miss Elizabeth Grlbbel, of Church road,
Wyncote, Pa., entertained nt luncheon
at the Union Leaguo yesterday nt 1
o'clock.
Mrs. Barclay H. Warburlon, of Rose
mary, Jcnklntown, has returned from a
visit of several days In Now York.
The Patrons, an nnclent literary so
ciety of Philadelphia, left for New York
this morning in a body, to attend the first
performance In this country of tho opera,
"Prlnco Igor." .Mrs. Martha Mudgo
chaperoned tho party.
Along the Main Line
OVERBROOK. Miss Phyllis Huhli
Walsh, daughter of Mrs. Floicnco Huhn
Walsh, of C0I2 Drexel toad, will enter
tain Miss Julia Smith, of New Yorlt; Mh3
Edith Harrison, of Chicago; Miss Jean
nette Williams, of East Orange, and Miss
Marion Alcott, of Cleveland, ns her guests
during next week. Thoy will come on to
attend tho ball to be given on Wednesday
night nt tho Rltz-Carlton by Mrs. Walsh
to Introduce her daughter.
ARDMORE. Mrs. William Ott enter
tained tho members of her brldgo club
yestorday afternoon at her home on Mill
road. Her guests Included Mrs. Edward
Sterne, Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. Florence
Garnet. Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mrs. A. It.
Dctwller and Sirs. Drew Archibald.
BRYN MAWR.-Mr. nnd Mrs. William
G. Nelson, Jr., Miss Margaret E. Nelson
and Master William G. Nelson, 3d, have
returned to their homo In Lansdowne,
after spending tho Christmas holidays
with Mrs. Nelson's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wilson Barnard, of Morris nvonue.
Mrs. Walter Chrystle, of Morris avenu",
gavo a small tea at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Z. Taylor
Zeiss.
Miss Mildred Wilson, of ECO Lancaster
avenue. Is spending several days In Now
York, where sho Is tho guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meredith havo
returned from Llonvlllc, whero they spent
the Christmas holidays with Mr. Mere
dith's father, 3Ir. Davis Meredith.
Chestnut Hill
Mrs. J, A. Pearco Crisfleld. of Graver's
lane, entertained at supper last night for
a few boys and gills before the Christ
mas dance of Miss Lockwood's dancing
class at tho Philadelphia Cricket Club.
Dr. Charles J. Ifatflcld. of Montgomery
avenue, has gone to Washington, D. C,
for several days to visit friends, accom
panied by his daughter, Miss Margaret
Hatilcld.
Mr. and Mrs. Florence J. Heppe will
glvo a danco this evening nt their home,
Pclham and Creshelm roads, for their
daughter, Sllss Frances V. Heppe.
MRS. HARRY L. RAINS
-whose marriage took place in
this city yesterday Mrs. Rains
was Miss Beatrice Mae Starr,
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MISS OLIVIA DE BEELEN GAZZAM
Debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Gazzam, who will
attend n large house party to be given over tho week-end by Mr. nnd
Mrs. William Ayrnult Hazard nt Meadow Hnll, their place nt
Codnrhurst, L. I.
Weddings
RIC1I-SHARF3IS.
A very Interesting wedding, the cul
mination of a college romance, will take
plnco at 6:30 o'clock tonight at the Roose
velt, when Miss Rosa V. Hharfsln, daugh
ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Sharfsln, of 3130
Euclid avenue, will bo given In marriage
by her fnthor to Mr. Harry Ether Rich,
of HIackvllle. S. C. Tho ceremony lll
be performed by Rabbi Jacob S. Retain,
of Charleston, S. C.. and will be followed
by a reception Tbr bride will wear a
gown of white ihirfon velvet made with
a court train nnd trimmed with net em
broidered with pearls. Her veil of tulle
will bo nrrnnged with pearls and ornngo
blossom), and i.ho will carry an Ivory
bound prayer book and nn arm bouquet
of roses and lilies of tho valley. Miss
Allc'-'tie SharfHln, who will attend her els
ter as maid of honor, will wear a pic
turesque frock of pink pussy-willow taf
feta, draped with silver tulle, and a hat
of silver tullo with pink velvot stream
ers. La Franco roses will be carried.
Mr. Maurlco Rich, of tho University of
Pennsylvania, will be his brother's best
man The bridegroom, who Is a grndu
nto of tho University of Pennsylvania,
class of 1D0D, met tho bride nt her gradua
tion recital at Columbia College.
Miss Sharfsln, who Is a nntlve or Allen
dale, S. C, spent four years In Boston nt
the Conservatory of Music preparing for
the opcrntlc stage. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
will make their home lu HIackvllle, whero
Mr. Rich's mother, Mrs. Rika Rich, will
give a largo reception for them on Jan
uary 6.
KEEKHUT-TURNER.
The wedding of Miss Joetta Phoebe
Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L"o L.
Turner, to Mr. Richard Paul Keokhut
took plnco last evening at 8 o'clock at
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. Tho
Rev. Charles W B. Hill officiated. The
bride, who was given in marriage by her
father, woro a gown or crenm-eoloreu
satin veiled In ducbesso lace and a tullo
veil arranged with sprays of lilies of the
valley. Miss Dorothea Wlelland, tho mnld
of honor, wore white chiffon, caught with
pink nnd blue loacbuds. Tho brldesmnid
was Miss Edna C. Johnson, who wore
pink tulle over pink satin. Mr. Henry J.
Keekhut was his brother's best man. nnd
tho ushers were Mr. Albert C. E. Buob,
Mr. Edward B. Smyth and Mr. Wllbcrt
Pearcc. Mr. and Mrs. Keekhut. upon their
return from a trip to tho South, will live
In West Colllngswood, N. J., where they
will rccelvo their friends after January 15.
COR30N-SIIAPIRO.
Tho marriage of Miss Rose Shapiro,
daughter of Mr. Nathan Shapiro, to Mr.
John Corson took placo on .Sunday eve
ning, at G o'clock, at the homo -of tho
bride's father, 1I1G North Franklin
street. Only the families of tho bride
and bridegroom were present. After sup
per wns served the guests wcio enter
tained by tho Misses Illoom, JIIbh Fnnnle
Meyerson, Mr. John Lnkln, Mr. Max
Hubshor a!id Mr. Jack Meyerson.
OSTRANDER-JOHN.
A quiet but Interesting wedding was
celebrated at 7:30 o'clock yesterday morn
ing at the Church of Our Lady of Vic
tory, 51th and Vine streets, when Miss
Teresa M. John, tho daughter of Mrs.
Mary M. John, 631 North 5"th street, bo
came the bride of Mr. Claudo J. Ostrand
er. The ceremony wns performed by the
Rev. J. MacNameo. The bride, who was
given In marriage by her brother, Mr.
Raymond V. John, wns attended by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Raymond V. John. Mr.
Edward J. Dowllng attended the groom ns
best man.
The bride wore a charming gown of
white crepe meteor, with a front panel
of exquisitely embroidered sliver net: the
skirt, which was enriched with silver
nitre deux, hung in rather full folds, and
the train of crepo meteor was veiled In
silver net. With this, was worn a low
crowned, wlde-bilmmcd hat of sliver lace,
wreathed about the crown with delightful
little silver rosebuds; she carried a shower
bouquet of white roses,
A wedding breakfast, to which about
50 guests were Invited, followed the cere
mony at the home of tho bride's mother.
Mr, Ostrander Is the son of Mr. George
N, Ostrander, of Nenburgh, N. Y., but
he has resided in this city for a number
of years, being tho manager of tho Phila
delphia Business College. Mr. and Mrs,
Ostrander have gone to Bermuda for an
Indefinite stay, and upon their return
will reside at 5319 Hadtleld avenue, where
they will b at home after February 1.
FARRELrv-BUTLER.
A courtship which dates back to school
days culminated this morning In the mar
riage of -Miss Anna Butler, of Mooslc,
ra., and Jdr. Wlllard Farrell. of this
city. The inarrlago took place In St
Thomas Roman CUthollc Church. Wilkes
Barre, and the ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Father Crane.
Miss Butler was attended by her sister,
Miss Teresa Butler, and Mr. William
Mundy, of this city, was Mr. Farrell's
best man. After a wedding trip to Miami
and Palm Beach, Fla., Mr. v-nd Mrs. Far
rell nill bo at home at 2333 North 21st
street.
Tioga
Mr, and Mrs. William L. Bradway, of
2012 West Ontario street, gave a dance
Monday night at Wlmley's for their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Bradway. The
drawing room was decorated with ever
greens and flo'wers appropriate to the
holiday season. Tho guests were from
the school tot
Photo by Jon"-Yaratmun.
Navy Yard Affairs
Mrs. David F. Duccy, wife of Lieu
tenant DuceV, IT. S. N., wns hostess
yesterday afternoon to the members
or ncr earn club, wlilcn met nt lier
home, 2333 South 21st street. Her guests
Included Mrs. A. H. Court, Mrs. William
Leo Prj-or. Mrs. Allen J. Chantry, Mrs.
Homer It. Norton, Mrs. Ralph L.
Shepard, Mrs. Charles T. Blnckburn, Mrs.
C. B. Drnke, Mrs. T. S Fillmore. Mrs.
W. If. Allen. Mrs. Robert GlfTen nnd Mrs.
Nelson Vultc.
Mrs. Ducey will leave on Mondny for
Chicago, where she will bo Hie guest of
her sister for a month or six weeks.
Airs. Alexander S. Williams, wife of
Captnln A. S. Williams, U. S M. C. of
2322 South 21st street, will havo as her
guests during tho next few dnys Mr. nnd
.Mis Carlton II. Benn, of Albany, N. Y.
Mrs Charles S. Davis, of 2319 South
21st street, left Inst week for Portsmouth
Harbor, N. II., where sho Is being en
tertained at tho Navy Yard there by Pay
master and Mrs. Mngce, V. S. N. Some
delightful nfTnlrs havo been given ln her
honor, and she Is expected to return
early next week. Mrs. Davis, prior to
her departure, entertained at a small din
ner party In honor of Mrs. Fernnld, of
Pensacola, Fla., who Is at present visit
ing her mothor, Mrs. Raymond S. Kcyes,
wife of Lieutenant Commander Keycs,
XT. S. N.
Mrs. Charles A. Lutz, wife of Lieuten
ant Lutz, U. S. M. C. of 2327 South 21st
street, left last week for Washington, D.
C, whero sho Is spending tho Christmas
holidays.
An Informal party to celebrate New
Year's Eve In tho Bcllcvuo will Includo
Naval Constructor A. B Court. U S. N
nnd Mrs. Court: Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry
Thompson, Naval Constructor Allen J.
Chantry, U. S. N., nnd Mrs. Chantry, nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Adam S. Conway.
Another Informnl supper party to bo
given at tho Arcadia on Now Year's Eve
will Include Captain Nelson P. Vultc, II.
S. M. C, and Mrs. Vulto: Lieutenant
Homer II. Norton. U. S. N., nnd Mrs.
Norton: Lieutenant R. C. Glffen. U. S N..
and Mrs. GlfTen; Lieutenant Charles P.
Blackburn, U. S. N., and Mrs. Blackburn:
Lieutenant Commander Guy A. Ulsseu,
U. S. N., und Mrs. Blssett; Lieutenant
Ralph L. Shepard, U. S. M. C. and Mrs.
Shepard; Dr. Gordon Hale, Miss Lucy
Bostwlch and Dr. nnd Mrs. Liggett.
Mrs Herman Weltc. wife of Lleutonnnt
Welte, U. S. N., has ns her guest her
mother, Mrs. Percy Rice, of Smyrna,
Turkey, who will remain with her until
nfter the war Is settled. Mrs. Welto en
tertained Inst week at a delightful little
party ln honor of her small son, nt her
home, 2312 South 21st street.
Lansdowne
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan P. Stauffer, of
Violet lane, nro receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son.
Mrs. Paul Lachenmeyer, of Stratford
avenue. Is entertaining her brother, Mr.
J. Hastings Vnughan, of Chicago.
Mrs. Albert Wundorlich, of Maplo ave
nue, will give a card party on January 3
In honor of her son. Mr. Clinton Wunder
llch, who Is home for the holidays from
Williams College.
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DANCING
Wi o-n ir "0 N- Broad St. Phone DU. 838.
wagner Soctabia eys-j- wd. sat. evKs.
Scholars',- Tonight jg.'SSS
t?LANb Mardl Gras Festival n-
BOUVENIHS- DAKCIKCI I'KTII. 1AM
UXTIKEE NEW T EAR'Sr -EVO. DANCE
Vxs. Wsor Bon Too Mamus Wed. aa. 8.
ROUSSEAU CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL
RECEPTION AT MEMBER'S HOME
Arrangements Mnde for Danco to Be Given by Organization in
Mnrch Linen Shower Given for Prospective Brido.
Country Club Dances and Other Affairs
THE Itouf-eau Club gave its annual
reception nt the home of Mr. K.
Charles Selpel. The drawing room was
beautifully decorated with palma and
ferns nnd the drnplngs were of bluo and
yellow, tho colors of the club. Mr. GeorKo
.1 Burrlson, president of the club, who
acted as tonstmaster, announced that Mr.
Loon J. Slonlmeky had arranged for the
annual dance, which will take placo
March 9 at Martel'B. Among those pres
ent wero Miss lthcba Kohn, Miss Sara
Glltmnn, Mls lUhol Rlcklln, Miss Bose
Capermnn, Miss Adetlna Cohen, Miss
Rose BelBcl, Miss Bertha Llpshultz, Miss
Emma Sclgel, Miss Anna Lubln, Mlsi
Beatrice 8lrcu, Miss Clara BerkowlU,
Miss Pearl Glass, of Now York; Mr. Ion
J. Slonlmslty, Mr. Charles I. Woorman,
JMr K. Charles Sclgel, Mr. Paul I. Ba
turen, Mr. Charles Lampert, Mr. Samuel
Goldman, Mr. Samuel Llpsehultx, Mr,
Howard II Kates, Mr. David I Cuper
smlth and Mr. Gcorgo J. Burrlsson.
A surprlso linen shower wan given In
honor Of Mlsa Sadlo I;vlnson at the horn
of her fiance, Mr. Charles Hhovlln, 1D22
North Prnnklln street, on Saturday even
ing. Dancing, etnglng and music com
prised the entertainment for tho evening.
Amonc; thoso present were Mlsq Jennie
Karr, Miss Paulino Shevlln, Mies Mollle
Tobias, Miss Minnie Rubin, MIps Doris
Tobias, Miss Lena Rosenthal, Miss Ilea
sle Seetta, MJss Cecilia Middleman, Mlsa
Rose Kroll, Miss Florence Barous, Mlsa
Mamlo Lovtnson, Mr. Bamuol aiievlln,
Mr. Max Inselman, Mr. Joseph Kresson,
Mr Joseph Hosenbaum, Mr. Harvey Shev
lln, Mr. Conrad Lubor, Mr. Samuel Lclder,
Mr. Nathan Shovlln, Mr. Frank Ilyman,
Dr. Rouben Rovonov and Mr. and Mrs.
Shevlln.
The Colu-Firo Club, of Gormantown,
gavo Its first danco of tho season last
night at tho Delfleld Country Club. Tho
music was furnished by Mr, Horace
Koons.
An old-fashioned dnnco nnd reception
was Riven nt the homo of Miss Ann 1
Zltomer, Kii Wharton street, on Satur
day ovcnltiR. Tho dnwlns-room wni dec
orotcd with hunting of red, white and
blue. Prizes weto awarded to tho best
(innccis. Thoso who attended woro Miss
Beth Slum Levin, Miss Minnie Thomp
son, Ml-M Kllznbeth Kat7encten!ORen,
Miss Anna LoUn, Miss Sadlo I.nvln, Mis
Aide Simons, MHs Ilcssio Becker, Miss
Ida folnsteln. Miss Gertrude Zltomer.
Miss Esther Zltomer, Miss Roso MaRll,
Mis') Mary StelKrod, Miss Esther Stele
rod, Miss Hello Ilahlnonlt, Miss Irene
Numcrofsky, Sllss Klorenco Klelno, of
Woodlvnne, N. J.; Mlas Lillian Alnchler,
of Hultlmotc; Mr. and Mrs. 11. Boson, Mr.
nnd Mis. Herman J Klelno, Mr. Joseph
Zltomer. Mr. Samuel M. Schwartz, Mr.
Jm k Ilrnninlck, Mr. B.niiey Herman, Mr.
Leonard J. Ilcnnmy, Mr. Charles Lovin,
Mi. Benjamin lllron, Mr. Jack K. Perish.
Mr. Oscar J. Hendcr, Mr. Abe Kaplan, of
Riverside, N. J.; Mr. Louis J. Freldlnnd.
of New York; Mr. Archlbnld StclKrod,
Mr. Iluiry Cohen, Mr. Harry Weiss, Mr.
Samuel Lovin, Mr. Max Gable, Mr. Pcr
clval Fcndrlck and Mr. Samuel Kntzen
elenbogen. A rcsular council meeting1 of tho
Hebrew L'ducntlonnl Society waa held
Sunday evening nt Mlis Lnstmnn's home,
Mr. Herman 1) Mazer presiding.
The final adoption of tho constitution
took place. A tcport was given by Mr.
Diamond, chairman of tho propaganda
committee, to tho effect that all gradu
ating clashes of tho school havo been or
ganized nnd representatives apportioned.
Several new committees wero appointed
by the chairman.
Mr. Benjamin Lastmnn, C. B nn
nluninus of the University of Pennsyl
vania, delivered an oration on "Partici
pation lu School Affairs," contrasting tho
past with the present. Mr. Pecoe, of
Atlantic City, 11 graduate of the class of
1012, delivered an addicss on "The Need
of 1'iepnrlng for the Future." After
tho business meeting an entertainment
took place, in which the following as
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sisted: Miss Cecelia areenfleld, the Misses
Lastman and Mlsa Shuster.
Tho next meeting of tho Council will
tnko placo on Bund&y evening, January
9, nt 8 o'clock.
Miss Helen Ostrow, of 2141 North 15th
street, entertained 83 guota nt a Christ
mas party given nt her homo Saturday
evening. Tho house waa attractively
decorated In red and green In keeping
with the season. Thoso present wore:
Miss Gertrude Belber, Mlsa Leona Belber,
Miss Mildred Manko. Ms Rita Manko,
Miss Ruth Hess, Miss Sadln Cantor, Mist
Heleno Bcrllzhelmer, Miss Norma Kauf
man, Miss Marcella Nushman, Miss
Lydla Marks, Miss Regale Pfelfer. Miss
Heleno Rains, Mies Lilian Rosenswelg,
Miss Edith Wolfson, Miss Ella WIIo. Miss
Nan Ostrow, Miss Reba Zager, Miss
Helen Robb, Mr Allen Bucks, Mr. Qua
Ballenborg, Mr. Mann Berg, Mr. Louln
B. Drelfus, Mr Isadora Foggen, Mr.
Harry Greonberg, Sir. Isidore Harris.
Mr. Sylvan Ilnrrts, Mr. Frank Hannlng,
Mr Charles Klrkol, Mr Harry Martin,
Mr, Bernard KlcbanofT, Mr. Samuel Jo
sefs, Mr Dcroy Mnrkn, Mr. Sidney Rein
helmor, Mr. Stanton Sanson, Mr. Nathan
Schoenfeld, Mr. Louis Well and Mr. Al
bert "Williams.
quite a number or guests were present
at tha betrothal of Mlas Rose Rutsteln
to Mr. Arthur Silver, hold at the homo
of Mr. Sliver, 324 D Lancey street, on
Sunday evening.
Among those present wera (Mr. and Mrs.
Silver, of Now York: Mr. Camuel Lip
Bhultz, Miss M. Schwnrtz, Mr. Rudlck,
Mr, Joseph Flnkelstoln, Mr. and Mrs.
Radom, Mr. and Mrs. Rlblcn, Mr. nnd
Mra. AUcr, Miss B. Atzor, Mr. and Mrs
Toberoff, Mr. nnd fttrs May, Mr. and
Mrs. Rotheteln. Mr. and Mrs. Whlto, Mr.
and Mrs. Lelr. Miss L. Bagdan, Miss
Hattte Sliver and Mr. Isaac Stiver.
Mlas Ethel Young entortalned aaveral
of her frlonds at an informnl gathering
at her home on Christmas. Thoso present
woro Miss Isabel Young, Miss Kathryno
Bunnon, Mlsi Tenrl Hamilton, Mlsa Mary
Kceley, Miss Nellie Walton, Miss Jennie
itnrte, Mr. Lawrence Clcony, of Brook
lyn; Mr. Jack Dnllne, Mr. Henry Locsscr,
Mr. Jacob Furman, Mr. J. G D. White,
Mr. J. D. Walton and Mr. Jnc. Meade, Jr.
Mr. and Mra. J. Spitz, of 1S23 North
8th street, gavo a surprise party In honor
of tho I7th birthday of their son, Mr.
Herman Spitz The guests were Miss
Sadyo Slndlcr, Miss Sophto Plnskcr, Miss
Miriam Grnd, Miss Fay Oatler. Miss
I'nnnlo Ingber, Miss Cecil Spitz, MIbs
Clnr.i Wiener, Mlsi Roso Gntlcr, Mlsa
Olga Szego, Miss Sophlo Rider, Mla Ida
Myerson, Mlsa Nanny Oratsky, Miss Mar
tha Gralsky, Mlsa Mary Mosltowltz, Miss
Dorothy Teconslty, Miss Frances Glttel
man, Miss Ilesslc Goldmnn, Miss Anna
Goldstein, Mr. Lou Faggen, Sir, Joo
Goldberg, Sir. Herman Rappnport, Mr.
Fred Plnsker, Sir. Joo Slodsone, Sir,
Jack Goldmnn. Sir. Richard Goldberg,
Mr. Ike Gratosky, Sir. Lou Slyerson, Mr.
Ben Casper, Sir. Herman Scldman, Sir.
Sam Armman, Sir. Hen Javelin, Sir.
SIox Goodman, Sir. Bato Lensch, Sir.
Frank Horwltz, Sir. Lou Rabtnovltz, Sir,
Edward Kaufman. Mr. Slyer Rablnovltz,
Sir. Sam Cohen, Sir. Sam Jim, Sir. and
Sirs. J Spitz. Sllss Clara Goldfarb and
Cecil Spit,! received tho guests.
A Dutch aupper waa given by tho
Arnica Club on Christmas ovonlnK at the
homo of ono of tho members, Sllss E.
Slpndelsohn, 2509 Richmond Btrcet,
Among tho guests wero Sllss F. Singer,
Sllss R. Wclner, Sllss S. Golberg, Sllss
B. Shapiro, Sllsa B. Hoffman, Sllss S.
Tanncnbaum, SUsb P. Kresch, Sllss II.
Golberg, Sir. J Halpln, Sir. W. Baker,
Sir. J. Fuller. Sir. G. Cheny, Sir. B.
Welner, Sir D. Golberg, Sir. E. Slen
delsohn. Sir. J. Greenblatt, and Sir. E.
Grccnburg.
Sirs. Anna Boi.aall entertained at her
home, 4322 AValnut street, on Sunday eve
ning In honor of her niece, Sllss Slao
Octavla Smith, whose engagement to Mr.
amc P. SIcNulty was recently an
Instead of participating in .the Automobile
Show at the Grand Central Palace, as has hereto
fore been its custom, The White Company will
this year exhibit its passenger cars in the twelfth
Annual Automobile Salon at Hotel Astor.
In the Astor ball room visitors interested
exclusively in the highest grade motor cars, can
inspect the White product at leisure and in per
fect comfort, undisturbed by a miscellaneous
exhibit or attendance,
Moreover, at the Automobile Salon, White Cars
are shown together with the famous motor cars of
other countries, also featuring custom designed
bodies and individualized appointments.
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nounced Tho engagement was the cul
mlnatton of a romance begun last sum
mer, when Mr. McNulty rescued Miss
Smith from drowning- at Sea Isla City.
Tho house was artiatlcaly decorated -with
poln-ettlaa and holly. Mr. J. Jerome Foley
rendered several vocal selections, accom
panled by Miss Bessie Smith, of Peoria,
III. Mr. Paul V, Allen read from Shakes
peare. Among thoso present were) Mis
sive O Smith, Miss Bessie R. Smith, Mlsi
Catherine Mayer, Sllss Mario G. Loner,
Sllss Anna H, Smith, Miss Slao E. Bou
ton, Mr. James P. McNulty, Mr. Joseph
J. Foley, Mr Taul V. Allen, Mr, Harry J.
Drumm nnd Mr. Obedlah A. Fink.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. C. G. Gill, of Baltimore, Md., who
has been tho guest of her son-lnlaw and
daughter. Mr. nnd Sirs. 1 StoCuen, of Jl
North BOth street, left for homo today.
Mrs. Edward Nowton Hang, of 4BJT
Cedar nvenue, will entertain the execu
tive board of managers of tha Borden
town Temalo College Association at
luncheon on January 6,
Tho engagement of Miss Vloia 1L
Georgo, of 2008 East Orleans street, to
Mr. William Bahrenburg, of New York,
has Just been announced.
Along the Reading
Miss Virginia Wagner, of City Line, -
has been spending several months as the)
truest of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Tschlor, at Madi
Bon, "Wis., has left for Chicago, III., whor
aho will ba the guest of friends for a fort
night before Joining her mother. Mrs.
TV. Wagner, at her apartments in Ger
mantown, where they will spend tha win
tor month b.
Sir. Norman Goslin, of North 8th street.
Oale Lane, entertained a stag party at
hlfl homa Monrlfiv Awntnsr. ThAr war
3S guests present.
North Philadelphia
Mies Helena Hlght. of IM North Mtfc.
street, entertained at luncheon yesterday
Miss Dorothy Murten and Miss Jeanne
Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. John Batchelor, of 149
Richmond street, entertained lait night
nt dinner for their children who are Mr.
and Mrs. John Batchelor, Jr., of Albany,
N. Y.; Sir. and Sirs, George Batchelor, of
Rochester, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. William
Campbell, of Atlantic City, and their two
chltdron, Sir. and Sirs. James Byrne and
their son, and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Kllroy.
Miss Stabel Rler and Miss Lillian Rler.
of 1611 Glrard Avenue, entertained tha
membors of their card club at a "tOO"
party Tuesday afternoon.
What's Doing Tonight
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nnd mh streets: 8 o'clock.
Concert by Tale Olee Bnnlo and Mandolin
Clubs, uUnuetitratford; 8 o'clock.
Address by Dr. Horace Kallen, Sropsle Col
leico, 8 o'clock.
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