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JCY WYNNE'S,7 DAILY GOSSIP
ON THINGS WPHCH INTEREST US
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land Mrs. Roland Lesley
it T,onight at the Ritz-Oarlton in Honor o Their
Debutante uaugnter uther Altairs
feted (Jeb totlny W,U ,0 &Iar"
HflB
L'K
Taylor, or Mcrmaniown, who
r'm wav, ft most nttrnotlvo younc
7 . ., lmi rorrntlv nt tho
.- J. SHUT "-
rue-Stratford having tea, nnd sho
i torsr well. Sho wns wfcnrlnrr n
EkvtUtt frock, trimmed with fur,
S. .mall hat. Her hair Is bright
Spa, j-ftthcr fluffy and curly, nnd
.M very wrK eyeuruwa mm vny
tmnes aim " ..,..o -.-
1 . . t .,n nfrnlil nhn will not tin
Kred to remain long by tho family
: nt. a t" ......... -
Liido. However, uu imn o . .,
U(M will bo a Joyous one, and wo
jallloOKinK lorwmu iu i..u ".... .T.m
jcJi pleasure. Mrs. neruori nunien
I gl?e ft thentro party iur nuuu uu
. , hull, and Doctor and Mrs. Mnr-
jll will entertain for Helen also.
meo many funny tninga nappen nt
111,, don't thoy? At n recent ono I
-tlEne upon n most affecting scene In a
vBr little recess on tho stairway or
so of our great hostelrles. A clinrm-
t wee deb nna ner very uear. ucuu nuu
.tired from t,)0 cycs of tho worl(1 to
Ma tender nook of clustering blossoms,
ad-well I'm afraid I enmo Just at
U wrong moment, for I know I spoiled
very nlco tlmo for them, nnd I did
et mcan to for anything In tho world,
nir now I nm cortain thoy are cn-
Knd -whereas beforo It was only con-
iMoture. Sho Is decidedly smart look-
3 mi m ....... nlim.n (tin ii vprn trn In
if ana niuiui "u. ......0 -
(rillirencc. and ho Is a favorlto with
krls and mon, and Is descended from
family of decided rncuicni uuum,
Sneaking of engagements, havo you
ter seen anything like tho number
ktoro bolng nlmoBt dally announced?
by, at thq Popper ball Inst Prldny
Irht at ono table alone tncro woro
'tfually four engaged couples Kllso
lopklna and Aleck Ynrnnll, Rlsa
leath and Jack Appleton, Marlon
(lycra and young Oeorgo Iopper and
Urabeth Honry and uiuy uiinuioici
say nothing of the others nt tho bull,
kMch was. by the way, ono of the best
?Bartlcs of tho winter without doubt.
Ull doe lovers will go up to tho open
ihow which will be given this aftor
foon in the gardens of tho IJelluvuo-
tratford. The show will bo under the
iusplcea of tho I'omcrunlnn Dog Club
t America, and tho women who nro
romotlng it aro very anxious to make
a success. They nro asking owners
t the weo pomcranlnn to como to tho
how with tholr dogs and Just arrange
iere about entering them. I think it
111 be gieut fun, for the llttlo poms
re awfully cute, and tho nntics their
wners go through to show them off
Ire a cnutlon, I nssuro you. Among
noso Interested in the affair are Sirs.
rank Smyth, Mrs. Fred Vandcrbllt,
t Now York. Mrs. William Wdlder
plm. Sirs, Jumctf Mnurnn Rhodes,
Irs. Ralph Stewart, Mrs. Chat lea Do
iny. Mrs Wikoff Smith nnd Miss
lice Slicsher, of thlg city, nnd from
ew York thero will be Miss Linda
rowning, Mrs. De Itoyter M. Holllns,
liss Elizabeth Marbury, Mrs. William
Lowe, nnd Mrs. J. C. Mnlicry, of
ewport and Aiken, S. C. Alfred Bel-
ont will bo Judge.
Marlon Bharpless is going over to
Row York today, I hoar, to bo tho
heat of Mrs. Robert Sturgls nnd Hlta.
the latter mado her debut hero and
n New York last year. Marlon is go
ng for the danco which will bo given
it the Ritz-Carlton for tho benefit of
jho Kips Bay Boys' Club, of tho Kips
lay Neighborhood Association. Tho
lance will bo preceded by tableaux
rom Shakespearo nnd tho eighteenth
entury portraits posed by Miss Eliza
th Fisher, and twenty-six girls will
iOe, mostly all of Now York's, last
ear debs. Rita Sturgls is In charge
t the affair, nnd so wo are ull inter
red in Its success, for wo becamo
rery fond of her laat year when sho
Wtnt so much tlmo hero Eolna out
Fltb-her cousin, Susie Ingersoll.
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Kr.-Btanley O. Fluec. Jr.. nf 172fl Rnrtlnn
trtet, entertained Informally nt luncheon
. covers were Jam ror eight guests,
Mrs. Clinton Tlmrurn WnnHnilV anlnv.
wlnea at luncheon nnd bridge today nt
.".Home, aas tspruca atreet. There were
sat gueaw.
Ur. 'Walter Waring Hopklnson will
at homo on Wednesday nftnrnnnn.
oary 12, from 4 until 6:30 o'clock nt
r aome, 2H9 Spruce street. No cards
TO been Issued.
OwtSff tO Mm T T.nvtnn TArrlDaiJa
KISS um'ng, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
r Jr., win chaperon the theatre
and sunner tn hA plvnn Tv ATfo
fe1 ,n honor of her granddaughter)
-t Miwiiii ;. register, on January
yia Martha, Shoemaker, of 402 West
i .i"' W1" entertain at luncheon
4 orlOM on Satunlnv. Jannnrv i3 in
fonpr of Miaa Dorothy Dlnsmore.
: MW. IlOWard XVnnfl Tt- nt llol.ru n.
nshohocken, has as her guest her moth-
' .1 Bny . wjimer. or Kversley,
otne Eastern Shore of Maryland. Mrs,
wilmer came on to attend the marriage
'i Ber son. fr. Pa,a Ttriimow u..i xr
MiT,elw!.n FfVlance, which took place
' eussuttjr,
'!u Alt em'th. daughter of Mw.
'.avaller Smith t . ..,. .i, ,.,,
Fn, a ana WrSl tamaey In South Caro-
iiir " v,,!' ner Bister, Jlrs. Caleb
j", av, pi ju west Fenn street, be
' jeturnlns to New York. Mrs. Smith
r. i I ast streel Jd Park avenue for
"uuer months.
'JJ- Ellsworth Huntingdon will address
Pa Political anil KntMnI KMnnr-o Onnfer.
K55 lqaiJ?M at Hamilton Court a( 8:15
tell s i.h a ssuea by Mr. J, us-
m : :
uoents of Mr. William Server aro
:rr'"' mas dance, which win taue
5f Qn Priday night of this week in the
Mharge Includes Mr M. Lavlno, Mr a.
-j ' isatnieen Mason, Mis3 Ivey
SJt "' D. cronaman. cnair-
The rooms will Ka linnr- with tilciolr
hlte draperies with futurUtlq de-
emerald jtrecn and orange. The
OS Will llA Hvan tn . UnlkVt TA.
fund, Amonst those who will be
8 U be Miaa EJvo. Fergugon, MUs
w Muus, MUs ivey uvmelton,
tei umr. Miss porotae Ftahevi
Taylor Will Give a BaU
Mr. Macloeg; Mr. Charleston, Mr. Wig
Bins, Mr.'M. S. Delaney, Mr, Hillary Rex,
Sir. Robert Carrcro, Mr. McUrqomb, Mr.
Lnnael,
Mr nnd Mrs. John Howard Tnrdley, of
1923 Pino street, Philadelphia, have aa
their guest Mrs. Ynrdlcy's brother, Mr.
Parke Dougherty, of Paris, Prance.
Mr nnd Mrs. Percy C. Madeira, Jr., of
Summit avenue, Jctiklntown, havo left for
Rnltlmore, Md.( where they will be tho
guests of Mrs. Madeira's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis King Carey, for several
days. , '
Mr. Paul ttlttcnhouso, of New York, for
merly of this city. Is spending several
days In Philadelphia nnd will return to
New York tho end of this week. '
Mrs. William Howell, Jr., 221S St. James
plnce, will bo at homo today from 4
until 6 o'clock Sho will bo assisted In re
ceiving by Mrs. Meredith Dickinson, of
Trenton, N. J.
At a stated meeting of the phllomu
slnn Club, held January 4, It was nn
liouncecl by the prcsldont, Mrs, 13, F,
Richardson, that on account of n con
fusion of dates on the part of those hav
ing In cluirgo the arrangements for tho
nddrcsnei of Lord nnd Lady Aberdeen In
Philadelphia tho Abcrdccns would bo
unable to como to this city next week,
and tho invitations for tho mooting nnd
reception to have been held In their honor
January 13 had been recalled.
Mrs. J. Mnurer announces tho engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Ethel Mnurer
Smith, to Mr. a. H. McCord, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. McCor,d, of Reaver, Pa.
Tho wedding will tako place In tho latter
part of February.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hatlahnn, of Hled
dn rond, Ardmoro. hnve left Atlantic
City and nro visiting Mrs. Hallahan's
uncle, Mr. Jnmes llutler, of New York.
Tho Pi Hcta Phi HoroVlty, of Swnrth
more, will Bve Its annual danco at tho
Women's Club on Saturdny.
Along the Main Line
HRYN MAWR.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Roy Smith have returned to tho Low
Buildings, nftcr spending tho holidays at
Atlantic City, where they stopped at Had
don Hall.
Miss jr. Louis Lowry, of Old Lancas
ter road, has been entertaining Miss Ruth
A. Orndy. of Pnrhersvlllo, nnd Mr. John
Rboads, of West Chester.
Miss Edith Lanman, who hns been vis
iting her fnmlly In Cambrldgo, Mass., haa
returned to Kdgowood Inn.
Miss Anna Clark, of Gulf road, has re
turned from ninghnmton, N. Y whero
she visited friends.
Chestnut Hill
Mrs. Wilson Potter, of Montgomery
avenue, will cntertnln at luncheon on
Tuesday, January 11. Covers will bo laid
for 12 guests.
Miss Mary n. Hnbard, of Norwood
avenuo, will be hostess nt a tea on
Tuesday, Jnnunry 11, at her home. Miss
Hcbard Is spending several days In New
York.
Germantown
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bradley, of Fox
street, will have ns their guests for sev
eral days tho Rev. Dr. Alban Rlchey and
Mre. Rlchey, ot Now Castle, Del., who
arrived yesterday to attend the wedding
of Miss Margaret Atlee nnd Mr. A. Wayne
Robinson, Jr.
Miss Sarnh Wagner, of YVVcBt School
hauso lane, has ns her guest Miss Martha
Cushman, of New York, who came on to
attended the wedding of Miss Atleo and
Mr. Robinson also.
Miss Dorothy Calvert Green, of 413
West Schoolhouso lane, hns as her guest
Miss Margaret Rlchey, of New Castle,
Del.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weger aro occupying
tholr new home nt the corner of McCnl
lum street and Westvlew avenuo. Mrs.
Weger will be romombered as Miss Made
leine Paine beforo her marriage In No
vember, Mrs. Charles Adams Worrall will be
guest of honor at a tea which Mrs. Frank
It. Watson, of 8401 Wayne avenue, will
giva today at her home, from 4 until 6
o'olock.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. 13. Moran, of 14M North COth street,
entertained a number of friends at din
ner on Monday evening. Her guests In
cluded Mrs. B. Gallagher, Miss Gertrude
Gallagher. Mr, and Sirs. Wnltor Emery,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallagher and Miss
Hilda Scanlon, of Clifton Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. James Duffy, of 6237 Vine
street, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Foley, of 223
North Feltop street, are visiting relatives
In Mt. Carme, Pa.
Sirs. George Miller, of 3101 Locust street,
will be hostess at a tea today at nor
home in honor of Miss Mary Hasse, whose
engagement 1ms Just been announced to
Mr, Lawrence Miller.
Tioga
Miss Marie Maloney, of 2116 West Ve
nango street, Tioga, entertained at a
600 card party Tuesday afternoon at her
home at 2:30 o'clock, Some of those pres
ent were Silas Marie AVooelley, of Noble;
Miss Katherlne Haines and Miss Anne
Oliver, of Germantown.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Seaman have
returned from their wedding Journey and
are receiving at their home, 3316 North
Park avenue. Mrs. Seaman will be re
membered aa Miss Isabella O. Glbton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Gibson,
of 1127 West Erie avenue.
What's Doing Tonight
West Philadelphia Business Men. 80th street
and Baltimore avenue: 8 o'clock. Free
Central Qcrmantown Avenue, Dualnrsa Men.
510 Germantown aenue: 8 o clock. Free.
Tloira. Hulnea Men, SSU Germantown ave
nue: 8 o'clock. Jrre. ... .
Cohockslnk Huilne Men. Ith etreet and
dennantown avenue; 8 o'clock. Free.
Lecture. "Coal Ooa lUalauale." by F, H.
W finer. Franklin Institute; 8 o'clock.
II.1..H.. 7 n'rln.tc.
iJinuer. rrHinuai vt,m v, a,v.
Dinner, Northeast HIiTb. School Alumni
soclatlon. Hotel Klttenhouse: 0:30 o'clock
A-
DroAuinjc
Society, New Century
Club; a
O'CLOCK
lteceptlon a Mayor and Mr. Thomas D.
Smith by cuv Parks AwoeUtlen, Uoxtlcul
tural Hall: 8 30 o'clock
HF,J" ."fi"A.. ,r. lVltr.of.rwin ITall fl rtVlrwlr.
9"tciiipiimi:ViWtvaaot
Pennvvltama, . ocioc
S&A-
Annual
goclatlon.
Story 1
iom
and Hace
Notices for the Society pace nlll be
accepted and printed In the Kvcnlna
ldfcr, but all such notices must tit
written on one aide of the paper, must be
klsned In full, vtlth full address, and
when possible telephone. number must be
gUcii.
Snd nil such communications to
Society Edlter' Kvtnlu X,cdr, 0
Chestnut street.
VdJcm these requirement are carried
out ta that TcrUcatlou may be poMlble.
the natl.tf U1 net be puulUhtd.
BVTjjqya IipgTj-pmLApisLpqiA, ODHTJfiSPAY, .JANUARY
MISS ESTHER LALLOU
who was guest of honor nt n luncheon and mnttneo yesterday given
by her grandmother, Mra. George Spotz, of 1025 Spruce street.
CHARITABLE YOUNG PEOPLE PLAN
A LARGE CONCERT AND DANCE
"Friends" of Mount Sinai Hospital Will Hold Big Affair
Next Sunday Night for the Benefit of That Institu
tion Various Parties and Receptions
AUItANGEMENTS havo been completed
-for tho concort nnd danco which will
take rlaco on Sunday evening at Apollo
Hall, 1735 North Hrond street, under tho
auspices of tho "Frlontls" of tho Mount
Slnal Hospital. Tho "Frlontls." an auxil
iary of the Mount Slnnl Hospital, located
at Gth nnd Hood streets, havo been work
ing very hard during tho last year nnd
havo realized several hundred dollars,
which will bo uso to provide necessities
much needed by this downtown Institu
tion. Tho "Friends" Is composed of
young men and women residing In tho
vicinity of tho hospital, nnd who seo for
themselves the worlc done and thnt which
Is needed In that section. It Is for this
reason they aro working to make each
nffalr given moro successful than the ono
boforo. Tho dance, which will take place
on Sunday evening, hns been provided
with special features. For tho concert
preceding tho dance many muslcnl num
bers will bo given. A ounrtet of profes
sional singers, who are well known In
Philadelphia nnd New York, will sing.
Other numbers will bo violin solos, piano
solo by Miss llcbn Zoger. Dancing will
commence at 10:30 sharp, Exhibition
dancc3 of various kinds will take place
every hour until the affair Is over. Tho
latest music will be provided for tho
danco by I, Howard Lenin's orchestra.
Tho committee In charge Includes: Chair
man, Miss Estello Kahn: secretary. Miss
Itose a. Slevster; treasurer. Miss Wlnnlo
ItORenthal; committee in chargo of re
freshments Includes Miss Ireno Llpsltz,
Miss Sarah Gruber, Miss nose Balslty,
Miss Cella Friend, Miss Llllyo Mnher,
Miss Fannie Orman, Miss Itose Shapiro,
Miss Kathryn Largman, Miss Hny Llem
benr. and Misses Cella nnd Fanny IovIn.
Mr. D. Phillips, Mr. J. D. Lit, Mr. Hnr
burger and Mr. J. Geflln havo offered their
services to assist '.ho "Friends," and will
he there that night to help make this
affair ono of the best ever given.
Mian Helen Margolls, of 230 Greenwich
street, entertained the Unique Club, of
which she s n member. Different com
mittees were appointed for tho bazaar
and dance to bo given February ! at tho
Gladstone clubrooms, 16th street and Sus
quehanna avenue, for the benellt of the
war sufferers.
Misa Helen Margolls Is In charge of the
bazaar. Miss Rae Baron Is secretary and
Miss Esther Dcutsch Is treasurer. Miss
Joan Baron Is In charge of thr Refresh
ment Committee, assisted by Miss Ethel
Wolf, Miss Reba Meltzer, Miss Hose Kra
kovitz, Miss Mary Segel. Donntlon Com
mittee Includes Miss Gertrude Silver, Miss
Fannie Cohen, assisted by Miss Jean
Baron.
A number of donations were brought In
by tho members. Miss Mary Segel, of 5810
Christian street, haa been admitted to the
club as a member.
The following were present at Miss
Margolls": Miss Jean Baron, Miss Rao
Bnron, Miss Tearl Burnstlne, Miss Fannie
Cohen, Miss Sarah Gerson, Mlsa Esther
Deutsch, Miss Melba Huxbaum, Miss Rose
Krakovltz, Miss Helen Leblang, Miss Ger
trude Sliver, Miss Ethel Wolf, Miss Reba
Meltzer, Miss Matilda Levit.
The next meeting wUl bo held at tho
home of Mbia Pearl Burnstlne, 127 North
10th street.
A masquerade party was given by tho
D. I. I. K. girls at the homo of Mrs. J.
Pecarsky, 3H9 Richmond street, on Satur
day evening. Among the guests present
Along the Reading
Mrs. Horace G. Fetterolf. of Church
road, Wyncote, Is. the leader of the
Woman's Club of Wyncote for January.
The first meeting waa held at Mrs. Fet
terolf's home yesterday afternoon, and
an address waa given by MIbs Suther
land, of Ogonu School,
On Wednesday, oJnuary 19, at !:30
o'clock. Miss Elizabeth LeisMon Lee will
talk on gardens, The hostess will be
Mrs. William Shelmerdlne. The evening
meeting for the month will be held on
Tuesday evening, January 25. at 8 o'clock,
at Mr, and Mrs. Horace G, Fetterolf'a
home. Mr. Karle Challenger Rice will
be the entertainer and Mrs. Dorothy
Johnstone Baseler will be the harpist.
Among some of the members of the
club that will attend these meetings will
be Mrs. H. Vance Peters. Mrs. William
C Kent, Mrs. Cyrus H. JC Curtis, Mrs,
John B. Grlbbel, Mrs. Philip A. Heebner,
Mrs. J. S. Herkness. Mrs. William Al
lison Cochran, Mrs. Fredeilck Campbell,
Mra, Howard S. Eckels, Mrs. James B.
Ely. Mrs. James L. Ervln. Mrs. Maurice
J. Hoover, Mrs. Walter Herlng, Mrs. E.
C. Jennings, Mrs. John B, Kern, Mrs.
John C. Martin, Mrs. Spencer K. Mulford,
Mrs. Victor J. Mulford, Mrs. Harold P,
Moon, Mrs. M. K. Nelffer, Miss Nellie
Osthelmer, Mrs. Ji. B, Paryln, Mrs.
Fletcher Pearson, Miss Pearton, Miss
Sarah Pearson, Mrs. Walton Pennewlll,
Mrs. H. L, Mather, Mra. E, N- Hazard.
Mrs. Howard Pent, Mlsa Marguerite SHI,
Mrs. James Sill and several others.
Mlas Abby McClure, of 160 South Surrey
Place, Ventnor, formerly of Wyncote, Is
DANCI1JO
Academy of Music matinbb
SATl KD.iY AFTERNOON. JAN. IB
C ELLWOOU CAItPENTEK
Cinderella Uttle Glass-Slipper
A Most Uiiuiam Production ef the Charralnjj
Fairy Story by 150 CUver JuvcbUcs
Stats and boxes. 23 to 1S0. en sal 1SSJI
I Cfcslnu Wrs-t. Ffcfcoe. FUUrt UT.
r"5,V1-Ca:5!!.
were Mies S. Shlller. Mlsa Esthor Pocnr
sky, Miss Henrietta Schwartz, Miss Jcnn
nette Pecarsky, Miss Dorothy Fleet, Miss
Jeannotto Cohen, Mlss Esthor Jones, Miss
Reba Cohen, Miss Lillian Pecarsky, Miss
Miriam Jones and Miss Bertha Adlor, of
Hridgeton; Mr, Herman Washer, Mr.
Louis Witt, Sir, A. Abrnmson. Mr. Harry
Hhni'kls, Mr. Herman Witt, Mr. Bernard
Ilrodsky, Mr. Leonard Paul, Mr, Julius
Paul, Mr. Joseph Goldberg, Mr. A. Slogcl,
Mr. Harry Stern, Mr. Sol Mendelsohn,
Mr. Josoph Laskln nnd Mr. A. Ginsberg.
A party wna given by tho Harmonic
Social at tho homo of Mlsa Reba Goltzor,
3223 Oxford street, on Saturdny evening.
Piano selections were rendered by Miss
Fnnnlo Kllno, Miss Clara Margolls and
Miss Ethel Knpnor. Miss Dorothy Lc
vltsky entertained with a number of
vocal selections.
Those present wore Miss Ethel Knpner,
Miss Roso Lovlck, Miss Fnnnlo Kllno,
Miss Clara Margolls, Miss Esthor Lolb
owitz, Miss Clmrlotto Kapnor, Miss Fay
Margolls. Miss Dorothy Lovltsky, Miss
Fay Lovin, Miss Kadlson, Miss Kate
Goltzor nnd Miss Clara Goltzer, Mr. Jack
Langwellor. Mr. Herman Elsen. Mr.
Abraham Weiss, Mr. Sulnltzer. Mr. Abra
ham Sklblnsky, Mr. Abo Kohler, Mr.
Segal, Mr. Barney Josephs. Mr. Ellis. Mr.
Schwartz nnd Mr. Harry Geltzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Clair, of Olen
sldc, gave a dance during tho holidays
In honor of their daughter, Doris Louise,
at their homo on Lynnwood avenuo. The
guests included Miss Gertrudo Hoffman,
of Now York city; Miss Mildred Hoy, of
Roxborough: Miss Emily Soaring, Miss
Sara Rennlnger. Miss Augusta Lennlger,
Miss Charlotte Fray, Miss Martha Turner,
Mr. Frederick Rennlnger, Mr. Philip Ren
nlnger. Mr. Charles Rennlnger, Mr. Ed
ward Erwln, Mr. Reginald Brown, Mr.
Isaac Bush, Mr. Grant Searing nnd Mrs.
Alfred Belber.
On Saturday evonlng Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Nelman, of 2510 South Beulah street,
entertained their numerous friends nt
their home In honor of tho recovery of
their son, Stanley Nelman, from his re
cent Illness. Muslo was furnished by an
orchestra and Mr. Bornord Brodle enter
tained the guests with his recitations.
Miss Shore, who sang a few selections,
wns well received. Tho latest Bteps In
(lancing wcro demonstrated by Mr. Sam
uel Arron and Miss Fannette Blank.
The sum of J25 was raised for the war
sufferers, which is to be turned over to
tho Central Relief Committee. The guests
present were; Mr. and Mra. Benjamin
Fow, Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Fow, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathnn Fow, Mr, and Mra. Hyman
Druehman, .ir. and Mrs George Blaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blaker, Mr. nnd
6lrs. Louis Sllverscln, Dr. and Mrs. Louis
Bnron, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mutchnlck,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beckett, Mr. and
Mrs. Yuslok. Mr. Glansberg, Mr. and
Mrs. David Roenthal, Mr. nnd Mrs. 1'alt
sov. Mr. nnd Mrs Slonlmsky, Dr. Schal
lor. Mr. Fred Fluck, Mrs. Shore. Mrs.
Zager, Mr. and Mra L. Lleber. Mr. nnd
Mrs Brown, Mr. nnd Mrs, A. Relf. Mrs.
H. Kahn. Mr. and Mrs. J. Welsel, Mr. A.
Hofsteln. Mr Benjamin Nelman. Mr.
Charles Kanner, Miss Fannie Grecnbcrg,
Miss Rosallno Kahn, Miss N. Yuslck,
Masters Loula and David Fow, Muster
Stanley Nelmun, Mr. Samuel Arron, Mr.
Samuel Kornfeld, Mr. Bernord Brodle,
Miss Fannette Blank, Mis Esther Korn
feld, and Mr. Mitchell Fow.
spending several days this week at her
homo on Webster avenue. Miss McClure
will be Joined by her father, the Rev.
Alfred J. P. McClure, today, when he will
return from New York, where ho has
been for the last two days.
Lansdowne
Mr. and Mrs, William A. Steel, of El
heron aenue, announce tho birth ot a
daughter.
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Tho marriage of Miss Clara, Telman, of
818 North Marshall street, nnd Mr, Na
thaniel Klalts took place nt Students'
Chapter, Park and Susquehanna avenues,
on Sunday evening. The mnrrlaRO was
performed by the Rev. David drives. The
bride wna given In marrlAge by her par
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Morris Telman. Mlsi
Sarah Telman, a sister of the bride, was
maid of honor, and Mr. Louis 'Katz was
best man.
Tho bridesmaids were Mlsa Fannie
Klalts, Miss Hcnrlettn Klalts, Miss Lena
Klalts, Miss Fannie Kats, Miss Bertha
Shapiro and JJIss Hose Elscnsteln. The
ushers were Mr. MnxtVcll Zukcr, Mr. Isi
dore Driver, Mr. Aaron Rosenblum, Mr.
Harry Cohen and Mr. Jack Gold.
The bride woro a white satin gown,
trimmed with Iridescent bcadi and a veil
of tulle, wlh lilies of tho valley. Sho
carrcd n bouquet of whlto roses and lilies
of tho valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Klalts are making an ex
tensive tour of the South. On their re
turn they will live at 5901 Osrtgo avenue,
whero they will bo at home the last Sun
day this month.
ROSKMAN-BARTII.
Miss Amelia F. Barth, of 853 ICrams
avenue, Roxhorough, wns married at 6
o'clock yesterday to Mr. Ixmlfl J. Rose
man, ot 4178 Ridge avenue, Falls of
Schuylkill. Tho wcddlnc; took place In
St. Mary's Catholic Church, Mannyunk,
with Rev, Father Gnntert ofllclatlng.
The bride was attended by Miss Alvn
Duff, ns bridesmaid, while tho bride
groom was attended by Mr. Walter
Hughes. Tho Ushers wcro Mr Russell
McDonald and Mr. Russell Hughes.
At the conclusion of tho ceremony n
reception was held at the he mo of tho
bride's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank
Uarth, after which tho couplo left on nn
oxtended tour of tho Southern resorts.
On their return, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rose
man will llvo nt 4178 RUlgo avenue.
MRADOWCROFT-DOVn.
A pretty wedding was solemnized last
night nt tho South Broad Street Baptist
Church, Broad and Reed streets, nt 7.30
o'clock, when Miss Estolla F. Dove, ono
of tho faculty of Wayno School, tho
daughter of John S. Dove, Jr., Superin
tendent of Real Estate, becamo the bride
of Mr. E. Lewis Meadowcroft. Tho Rev.
F. P. Lnnghorno performed tho cere
mony. Ho was assisted by tho Rev.
William Carey Caldcr, D. D,, of tho
North Frankford Baptist Church.
Tho bride wore a gown of white satin
nnd carried a shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley. MIsb
Blanche Dove, the brldo's sister, was
maid of honor. She woro blue taffeta
nnd carried a shower bouquet of pink
roses, The bridesmaids woro Miss Adc
laldo Dcakyne, Miss Irene James, Miss
Clara McFarlln and Mlsa Helen Alhcrt
son. Thoy wore whl o not trimmed with
pink nnd bluo tnffcta and carried shower
bouquets of pink roses.
Tho bridegroom had for his be t man,
his brother, Prof. C. W. Meadowcroft,
of tho Frankford High School, and for
ushers his cousins, Mr. J. Lawrence
Solly, Mr. Walter Solly nnd Mr. Morgan
Solly, and Mr. Walter B. Taltt. Mr. Rob
ert C. McQullkln and Mr, Harper E.
Drlpps.
After tho recoptlon at tho homo of tho
bride. 21M South Broad street, tho couple
left for a six months' trip through the
South and West, visiting Honolulu nnd
England before their return.
Frankford
Dr. nnd Mrs. E. S. Snyder, of 3017
Frankford nvenue, were guests of honor
nt a theatre party and dinner Tuesday
given by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ooll, of
Montgomery avenuo.
Dr. and Mrs. Frnncls Borzcll, of D00
East Westmoreland street, entertained a
dinner party Wednesday evening.
IJRYN MAW WOMEN STUDY
FIRE PREVENTION IN MILLS
College. Graduates Prepare Sugges
tions to End Disasters
The Triangle fire disaster In New
York has been an Inspiration for 60
women, members of tho first four clnsses
to bo Graduated from Bryn Mawr, to
make a. study of lire prevention In Penn
sylvania Industrial establishments. The
results of the research work along the
lines of tiro prevention will be made pub.
lie at the ceremonies which will mark tho
25th anniversary of tho founding of Bryn
Mawr College.
Miss Fanny Travis Cochran, of tho
class of 1903, Is tho holder of the award
for furnishing the best suggestions for
tiro prevention. Her associate In the
work of Investigation was Mlsa Florence
Lucns Sanvlllo Bernard, of tho class
of 1001. Both young women are well
known for their research work. Tho
State Department of Labor and Industry
has accepted the direction of the Btudy
on bohalf of thoso who are employed
In factories.
The committees In charge of the work
follow:
Executive Committee Chairman, Mrs.
Oeorgo Haven Putnam, '89, 335 West 86th
street, New York city; Miss Edith Child,
'90, New York city; Mrs, Arthur H.
Scrlbner, '01, New York city: Mrs. Ed
ward Cameron Kirk, '93, Lansdowne, Pa. j
treasurer, Miss Mary Miles Blanchard,
'89, Bellefonte, Pa.
Publicity Committee Chairman, Miss
Louise R. Elder, m, 1619 Spruce atreet,
Philadelphia; Mlsa Emily Greene Balch,
'89, Wellesley College. Mass.: Dr. Mary
Taylor Mason. '9i, Germantown, Phlla.
delphla; Miss Helena Stuart Dudley. 80,
Boston, Mass.; Mra. Henry Martlneau
Fletcher, '91. London, England; Mrs.
Robert Mills Beach, '89, Bellefonte. Pa.;
Miss Alice S. Cheyney, Bryn Mawr Col
lego, Pennsylvania,
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MR. AND MRS. BLANKENflURG
OPF ON TOUR TONIGHT
Former Mayor, Wife nnd Adopted
Daughter Will Tnks Long Rest
The 6:52 nouthbound Washington train
from the Pennsylvania station at West
dolph BlankenbUW, plain cltHen, from
tho city or rniiaueipnui. win ua ma
first experience of this kind In four yeajrs
for tho former Mayor. Ho and Mrs.
Blankenburg and Miss Adolphson, their
adopted daughter, will be absent from
Philadelphia for nt least four months on
a tour of the country and the Pacific
coast.
Thoy will go first to New Orleans, then
to California over tho Southern route to
Los Angeles, San Diego and Pasadena.
After that they will go north to Pan
Francisco nnd possibly to Seattle. Mr.
Blankenburg has announced that h Is
going' away for a rest.
STOTESBURYS OFFER
HOMES FOR DEFENSE
Wife of Financier Willing to
Care for 200 Wounded in
Event of War
One of Philadelphia's magnificent man
sions nnd the summer home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury as well will
become hospitals accommodating nt least
200 patients In case tho United States Is
plunged Into war.
This became known today, when Mrs.
Stotesbury offered both her palatial home
nt the corner of Wnlnut and 20th streets
and her home In the country for hospi
tal purposes, and at tho same time offered
to pay all bills Incurred In the care of
at least 200 patients.
She Blgnltlcd her Intention and willing
ness to do these things as the direct re
sult of the work of the Pennsylvania
Women's Division for National Prepared
ness. In a letter to the State president,
Mrs. Gcorgo W. Chllds Drexcl, she ex
presses deep Interest In tho movement
and her promise for hearty co-opora-tlon.
Tho letter to Mrs. Drexcl follows:
Dear Mrs. Drexol:
I am Indeed Interested In he mag
nificent work which you havo under
taken, and will do everything In my
power to help you. I will gladly Join
a unit, and would choose ns my par
ticular Held of responsibility a hos
pital In to n and ono :u the country.
I think I could Bafcly undertake the
responsibility of cnrlng for 200 pa
tients, so put mo down for that, and
whatever expenso It will entail. I
would rather undcrtnko Indoor duties
than run a motor.
I cannot tell you, dear Mrs. Drexel,
how much 1 admire nnd respect you
for the courago and ability with which
you havo undertaken this remark
ablo work. No ono Is better suited to
It, and It Is Buro to bo an unqualified
success.
Bolleve me, with warm congratula
tions and best wishes.
Sincerely yours,
EVA STOTESBURY.
Tho offer of Mre. StotcBbury shows the
wonderful spirit of co-operation which
tuarks tho feeling of tho women of Phila
delphia In pushing the Pennsylvania
Women a Division for National Prepared
ness. "Co-operation" seems to bo the
wntchword of all the women. They aro
giving their time, their energies and their
money. Thoy nro throwing open their
homes In fact, they are doing all In their
power to make tho movement a success.
History repeats Itself. The women of
tho country havo always been the ones
to easo tho pain and tho sufferlne: In
times of war. It la always the women
who, left at homo, prepare for the In
lured. Browning Society Meets Tonight
The fourth meeting of the Browning
Society will be hold tonight at the New
Century Drawing Rooms, 12th street be
low Chestnut. The program is entitled
"An Evonlng WJth Dr. Johnson," and!
thoso taking pnrt Include Dr. A. Edward
Nowton, Miss Elizabeth Somers, Henry
Hanby Hay, Dr. Matthew Woods, Dr.
Daniel Hoyl and Dr. Sylvester Deehan.
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The first glimpse of Spring-time fashions
in footwear for your approval.
As usual, this store is in the fore-front
with exclusive Dress Pumps and Boots
original and superior.
Promenade Pump of white calf oc patent . $3,30
Debutante Pumpt of bronze kid or white calf, $5,00
Cloth of gold, silver or 'aluminum , , , $6.50
Diana high boot of havana brown kid , , , $6.50
Afternoon boot of white calf or new shades . $7.50
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FIRST WOMAN NAMES)
liDER NEW CUV RULE
SAYS MUM'S THE WORD
Miss Catherine Denny, Secre
tary to Director Dateaman,
Knows, but ShunB Politics.
Believes in Suffrage
IS "WOMAN FOR THE JOB"
The keynote of efficiency that seems to
have been struck In the appointment of
the man who form tho personnel ot the
Department of Public Works under the
new administration extends also to Its
women assistants, and especially to Mls(
Catherine Denney, who will not In the
capacity of confidential stenographer to
the now Director, Georgo E. Datesman.
Miss Denney haa boon Mr. Dateaman'si
right-hand assistant In tho Bureau ot
Survoya for to quota her own vrordsw
'years and years, and so on."
Living up to her owp Ideal of thq quali
ties that go to mako up the most effi
cient nnd desirable confidential stenog
rapher, namely, makinsr one'a aelf an ab
solutoly dependable person, haa resulted
In her chief's retention of her as a clear
asset to tho department
Yesterday found her striving to get
her bearings In the new office at a strange.
de9k among new nssoclntes. Every eon
sclontlous effort at work, however, waa
punctuated by tho hearty handshakes of
her friends and former co-workers, who
dropped In to extend their congratulatlotn
for her new appointment
It Is safe to any that no hostess at mi
afternoon tea ever waa callod updn U
extend her hand In greeting more oftea
than this young womnn durinjr office
hours yesterday.
An Interview with Miss Denney wilt
convince oven the mildly observing that
she Is, to use the present day vornaoular,
tho "womnn for tho Job." Well poised,
deliberate nnd careful In her phrasing;,
well versed In all the technicalities of tha
work of the department of mature judg
ment, keen as a atecl trnp and "mum"
on questions that strictly concern depart
mental affairs, It Is safe to assume that
the confidential, stenographto end of Mr.
Datcsmnn's office Is ably handled.
Miss Denney's business career haa been
such that eho has had ample opportunity
to get n pretty thorough Idoa of the In
tricacies of politics and Judgo whero
women would stand In the game, should
they bo enfranchised.
Quizzed about It she replied, "I have
seen Just enough of politics to feel satis
fied to stay out of It. Not that t bellevo
women shouldn't havo tho voto. I nm
a believer In limited suffrage; a voice In
the government for women who hold
property. Why shouldn't n womnn be on
titled to have something to say about
the way her tax money Is spentf"
Probably Miss Denney confessed to the
moBt remarkable hobby over pursued by
a member of the fair sex, I. e. a study of v
higher mathematics. Problems In geome
try, trigonometry, nnd ndvnnced algebra
have become child's play to her, nnd she
Is Just about to swoop down on the com
plexities of calculus.
Miss Denney's now position will yield
her a salary of $1200 annually. She Is the
first woman to receive an appointment
under the now administration.
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and establishes confidence.
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