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tfANCY WYNWE CtiATS ABOUT ME
ASSEMBLY' TO 'TAKE PLACE TONIGHT
First of the Two Famous Bafls Will Be Held Tonight in
the Bellevue-Stratford Six Beautiful Matrons
Will Receive the Guests Other Doings
MOST of lis nro excited about to
night because It will lie for mnny
their first Assembly, nnd to the deb
(hat mentis a wonderful thing, let mo
e1l you. And many aro the strings
hat are' pulled and the wires that are
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disturbed by anxious Mammas to try
and get In so they can tnho their small
daughters, too. But ns yet tho line Is
pretty strict nnd ono sees very few
netf faces, except the debs whose
parents havo always none nnd the
guests who come from out of town to
this ball, which dates back before tho
Revolution, when tho social llfo was
such a great part of this city, and, In
fftci Is vpt pecullnr to Philadelphia,
outside of any other city In the Union.
In New York, ChlcnRO, nnd even Bos
ton, money hns much to,do with pres
tige, and, of course, Washington has a
sort of Internntlonnl society.
Without doubt Philadelphia stands
for Family, oven though we must
acknowledgo In about (ivo cases money
has had Its effect, but then there has
been a tiny background to help It nlso.
A strango thing about soclnl position
hero Is that no matter how reduced a
person may be, unable to cntertnln or
make any return In point of Invita
tions, etc., still ho or she Is nlwnys In
vited to everything nnd not one degree
of prestige Is lost. In fact, I know of
many gentlewomen who are now en
paged In making their own living nnd
have been obliged to drop out from
many social things, nnd yet, I assure
you, let one of these women nppear
tonight and sho will be more than wel
come. Philadelphia holds to Us old majestic
ways and nil the courtesy and polish of
hundreds of yenrs of breeding and good
form Is shown In tho conduct of these
balls, which aro up to dnte In every
particular of decoration, music, supper
and other things which make n dance u.
aucccss, but which keep to the old
tlmo courtesy nnd formal bow on the
part of chapcroncs unil guests. I think
what lends Itself most to the dignity of
these nffnlrs Is tho fact that the scions
of all our old families feel It their duty
Co appear on this occasion; and I ns
ure you It Is a pretty sight to see the
courtly old gentleman of threescore
and ten nnd some fourscoro bowing
and smiling to the younger generation,
which 13 happy, Indeed, to see them.
I remember being told how llttlo old
. Miss Mnry Coxo, long since dead, but so
well known In this city, used to uppear
at each ball like ono resurrected, In n
gown of soft brown or gray, cut high
at tho back, but square, low neck In
front (this was when tho balls wero
held in tho foyer of the old Academy),
and would be seen, leaning on the nrm
of tho courtly Dr. Illchnrd Cleeman,
or his brother, Mr. IAulovIc Cleeman,
(both of loving m?mory, as well), walk
ing about tho lobby, waving her won
derful old feather fan and s.mlllng be
nignly on the crowds of friends who
' 'greeted her.
A more remarkable figure, however,
of tho olden tlmen was Aunt Ad
Thompson. Sho was Miss Adeline
Thompson, and used to live with Miss
Elizabeth Norrls, tho aunt of CJeorgo
W. Norrls and the late A. Gnrosche
Norrls. Every ono called her Aunt
Ad, and she must havo been a char
acter from nil I henr of her. Sho lived
to be about 90, If I ntn not mistaken,
and always appeared In public fairly
decorated with old lace, and tho palest
elmdes of ribbons In wee bows would
be arranged In various places on her
owns, which were also as gay as could
be.
Speaking of all these old-tlmo pco
'" plo and customs does not moan that
, the young peoplo do not havo their
)nnlngs., not by any moans, for tho
floor Is splendid for dancing and tho
orchestra Is always Jlne, so it really Is
Brent.
This year tho patronesses will bo
especially handsomo women, it seems
to me, and quite a younger clan of
matrons. Mrs. Cuyler nnd Mrs.
Oowen both havo debutante daughters,
Eleanor Cuyler and Murlnmi Gowen.
' And the others who will receive nro
, Mlnnlo Cassatt, Honor Vnux, Becky
Pepper and Paulino .Brock.
I don't think wo attach quite ns much
lmportanco to tho bull as our elders
did, My sister told mo onco of the
awe with which overy one awaited tho
, coming of old Charles with his book,
In which ynu wrote your subscription,
and woo bctldo any one who tried to
put down tho nnmo of ono who was
not eligible, "for thi3 old negro knew
h who should go and who should not,
,nd held tho Btrlngs of social fate In
his hands for many years. So you
tee wo aro all getting ready, practicing
our courtesies and best smiles, for to-
K night's the night,
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Mr, ana Mrs. Henry Drinker Riley are
entertaining Miss Fanny Morris Wain,
wao Is spending the winter with her mo
wer, Mrs. C. M. Wain, at Warrenton,
Mr and Hrs. Riley will take a party
10 the Supper Club at the Bellvue-Strat-oro
tomorrow night. Among the guests
'" be Mr. und Mrs. Kembltj Yar
row. Mr. and Mm. Emlen Hare, Mr. Fair
man R. Furness, Miss Fanny Morris
wain and Mr, and Mrs. Armltt Brown.
Among the guests at the theatre party
ana 8unrur nt t.a mv.rnvitn .. i.iAi.
pr. and Mrs. John Marshall gave last j
J'ent In honor of their daughter, Miss
4 Al, IJovd Mint, lln.h.l phi., nn... ir...inn
H- ?uhlcflln30'1 Button, Miss, Mary Norrls
- r i, ' "" aargarev Aiorns reror, air
" Hayes Agnew Adams. Mr John M
varber, Mr James N. Carber. Mr. J. J
Armatronur Mr v it -w ci.AK., r-
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. i"0We Adams. Jr. The guests alter-
- -i.u oiienaeo iha imii iivn w ht,
J? . Urs' Ro'and S. Taylor in honor of
" uaugnter, alias A. Marjory Taylor.
Among th Philadelphlans who are In
leW Yortr fni fl.A .i,aa1 nA . .
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p ". Edward Lowber AV-"Uh and Mr. John
r ,-Ti-a -irs A j urcl I'au'. Mr
aad Mrs, James Carstalrs. Mr. and Mrs.
Mward Urunka Jr Mr i .,,.,, t .
"a,1 JIU Mariorto Towust nd jji4 Mr
iayero. who ga,ve a -.ue par-
fh ausm its tfstoti' ma
the guMt of lionor nt n luncheon Riven
yesterday by Mrs. Vernon Bailey, of New
lork.
Mr. Is.tnc Tnttlrtll tnt-i- an.1 rtla nn. rtr
Kllunul Rtnrr rt rl...Hu a.--., ltr..nAAlA
j S Xl "?..." "'"ft""" l5?P "LA1! S,n"
,.:'; " v 'i' nmu, , j ntwiv, i
I .-, nucir UIVJ lib lUllllllII llir
several days, liter which Mr. Rdwnrd
Starr will resume his studies at St. Paul's
BCI100I.
Friends nf Mrs. Henry nittenhouse, of
017 North lTth street. Itnrrlsburg, Pa.,
will be Rind to hear she Is recuperntlnpr
after her rrrent operation, but will tie In
tho hospital for a fortnight longer. Mrs.
nittenhouso will be remembered' as Miss
Ann Cochrnn.
Mr. Howard C. McCall nnd Mr. .Toseph
McCall, Jr., of 0O Walnut street, returned
l-nt week from a shooting trip nt their
Indgo nt Krlnol, Charleston, Md.
Mls Lucia A. Warden, daughter of
Mrs Herbert V. Warden, of 1920 Pine
street, spent sovernl days Inst week at
Hazletou, where she wns tho guest of
Miss Helen Pardee.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorg liroolie, of 201
Wrst Itltlcnhtyuso Square, spent the
week-end nt Atlantic City.
Mr. Howard if. Henry, of Haukswell,
Fort Wnshlngton, and Mr. Alexander
Brown, of Philadelphia, hnvo left for a
week's hunting tilp In the South.
Tho ttev. Itobcrts Coles, of Virginia,
formerly of Jcnklntown. Is spending a few
days this week In Jrnklntowu, where he
Is hnvlng novel nl Informal cntcrtnlnmcnts
given In his lionor
Miss Bmlly Perkins, of 113 South Broad
street, who hns been seriously 111 for
some time. Is. now convalescent and will
ko to Camden. S. C, to tccupernte. She
will be Joined there by her mother, Mrs.
J. G. W. Pet kins.
Along the Main Line
MHIttON Miss MnrRiierlto flollopctcr.
of Merlon nnd Sycamore avenues, enter
tained Informally at dinner Wednesday
night In honor of Miss Mildred Hushes
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Hughes,
whoso engagement leccntly was nn
nouueed to Mr. James minions.
NAJinnitTH-Mr. and Mrs. Perclvnl
nobcrts, Jr., or Penshurst, who hnve Just
returned from a .Southern trip, will leave
later In the season to spend several
months at their wlntor homo In North
Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. ClrorRe Panic and Miss
Hence Bnirle, of Price nnd i:.sex ave
nues, will return Monday from several
weeks' stay In Bermuda.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. mid Ar, Henry Bell, of "hi Ever
green avenue, will leave Thursday, Jan
uary 20, for Summcrvllle, S. O., for tho
remainder of the winter season.
Germantown
A I.enp Year dance will be Riven to
night nt the Oermantown Automobile
uub by a group of yoiins men and
Rliis. The dnnco Is one of n series, but
special Interest bus been felt among
the members of the class with regnrd to
this dunce nnd everyone Is expecting nn
unusually Jolly time.
Mrs. M. V. Myers nnd Miss Bmrna
Megargee are tho chaperon nnd tho
members Include Miss KIslo Myers, Miss
Janet Schott, Miss Josephine Closson.
M ss Klleii Knlpc. Miss Dorothv Pavld.
.Miss Julia Unvid, Miss Picston, Miss
Kutherlne Buslincll, Miss Catherine.
Perry, Miss Annie Stuart. Miss 'Anltn.
Mow-art, Miss Anita Megnrgee, Miss
Marion Brwin, Miss Kllzaheth McCuen,
Mr. James Cutler. Mr. Hum,... 'nr.
Mr. Cicorgo Allison, Mr. Albert Steele,
Mr. Bo.itty, Mr. Bromley, Mr. Brow nice,
Mr. Wilson Verger. .Mr. Bent ley, Mr.
Preston.
J'r.. n,", M,s- f'lnrence M. Brown,
622 West Hortter street, have Irsued in
vitations for Tuesday evening, January
.. mu Kin-liner oi mo evening will be
Dr. ! rank Pierpont drnves. whoso sub
ject will be "Present-dny Tendencies In
education."
On Saturday evening tho Uellleld
Country Club will hold tho fourth of a
series of monthly dances, which nro
proving very popular with the members
nnd their friends.
It will ho a country dance, nnd a limited
number of Invitations have been sent
out.
Tioga
,J.IrVn,ul x,rs-. I'-mlo Ashcroft Havens, of
IC.t Butler street, gave a novelty pnrty
Wednesday night nt their home In honor
of Miss Elizabeth I). Flte und Mr. Fred
erick Marsh Williams, whose marriage
will tako place this month. Tho decora
tions wero appropriate to the Christ
mas bcason. Other guests Included Miss
Lottie Krout. .Miss Elslo P. Smith, Mr.
und Mrs. Francis K. Greer. Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Ellsworth Flte. Jr., .Miss Ethel Mac
inuiin. Miss Beba Wick. Dr. Mnx Stock
ton, Mr. Wnlter Miller, Mr. James Mc
Cutcheon. Mr. Frank Eahrlck and Air
n iiiiuiu jiurrougns.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ellwood Calhoun, of
Pulaski avenue, gavo the llrst of their
series of Wednesday at homes this week.
Jlrs, Calhoun, who was Miss Wanda
E. Groeneveld. daughter of Mrs. Anna
Elizabeth Groeneveld, of 333D North 15th
stieet, was assisted In receiving by her
mother und Mlsa Utah Groeneveld, JIIss
Lnuru Belchenbach, Mrs. William Grub
ler. Mrs. Jrwln English, Miss Florence
Dreisbach. Mr. J. Allen Calhoun, Mr,
William S. Larson, Mr. T. Js'evln Carson,
Mr. Adolph Groeneveld, Mr. Paul E. Woll,
Mr. Robert Bruce Morris and Mr. J. Ar
chibald Glbb,
Mrs. Groeneveld and Miss Ruth Groene
veld returned on Monday from Atlantic
City, where they passed the holidays.
Mrs. William R. Lindner, of 323.1 North
Park avenue, Is entertaining Mrs. William
M. Cathrall, of New York, and Miss
Mabel Clifford Schmidt, of Baltimore, Md.
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Photo by Phillips.
MRS. ROBERT K. CASSATT
Miss Taylor's Debut
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bolnnd I. Taylor, of West
Chester avenue, gavo an attractive ball
at the Itlts-Carlton last night for their
debutante dnughtcr, Mlsi A. Marjory
Taylor. The ballroom wns artistically
decorated with palms, "loxwood trees,
cyhodtum ferns nnd nznlla plants, be
sides a quantity of cut flowers Which
were sent to the debutante. Mrs. Taylor
wore n handsome gown of black and gold
broende, the skirt of which had panels
of Rold cloth. Tulle anil Inee composed
tho bodice. An exquisite frock of floflh
color net trimmed with Inee In nn un
usually beautiful pattern was worn by
Miss Taylor. Iridescent trimming wha
Used with pood effect on the bodice
About BOO Rtiests were present, many of
them from this and last year's debutanto (
set.
Along the Reading
Mrs. A. Thompson nnd Mrs. Joseph
Qravcnstetn will bo the hostesses nt the
potpourri which will bo held nt tho Old
York Bond Country Club on Wednesday,
Jnnunry 12.
On Wednesday, Jnnuniy 19, a inllltnry
WW will be held nnd the committer 'n
chnrge Is Mrs. 1. K. Taylor and Mri. J.
D. Bills.
On Wednesday afternoon. January "f. d
kaffeo klntch and sewing nt 2:30. Mrs. J.
P. Ely and Mrs.'S. K. Larzclcio will bo
tho hostesses.
"A military W)0" will be held tomorrow
evening nt S o'clock nt the club. Tho com
mittee In chargo Includes Mr mid Mrs,
will lie liem nt mo cum on niiiuniny ne-
nli.g January 22. which will be In cl.a.go
of Mr. and Mis. CleorKO It. Cluy and Mr.
and -Mrs. . L. ciajton.
Mrs. Albert Brown and Mrs. Thomas
Brown will bo tho patronesses for the
dance that will be held Saturday evening,
January 20.
HnrVAi. irrn..(ti!in n,i.l llr n n,l Airs V. II. ' I 1 " " V" " .t.iii.ivi .-i.inr., .n.
Brchnm. nnd on Snturdnv evening. Jan- I V-' l"lrty '"" Blven In honor of Miss All- -nl'. , -Mr. Abraham rnkowltz. Ml
uary 15, n dance wilt bo held, which will ' gustn V.. Leonard's birthday anniversary, " i , ,, , C. 1 ' ,' , ,
be In charge of Mrs. B. Y. Filbert ami I, which was held nt the hone of her par- lTh lVM ' U"" 'l" ' ''
Mrs. Charles M. Kent. A bridge and W , .,-, . v1 ... , l'""-M- '' lol.lns.
Mr. and Mrs. CilKnr Hand, of Webster . '- Morris Leonard, Miss AiiKiistu I
venue, Wyncote? Pn.. have luul ns their Leonard, Mr. Leon Lrnnaid. Mr. Balp
Kiiosts for several days this week Mr. nnd
Mrs. D K. Cruise, of Dorchester. N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cruise will return to their
homo tomorrow.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. George It. Blddle. of
Jcnklntown. nre receiving consrntula- .
tlons on the birth of a son. Mrs. Riddle ,
will be remembered ns Miss hvclyn
Kirk, of 132 St. James' Place, Atlantic
City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Winter, of Oak
Lane, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Alva Elizabeth Winter,
to Mr, William Stltz.
Bala-Cynwyd
"Miss Hobbs," Jerome K. Jerome's
well-known musical comedy, which was
so successfully reproduced by the Foot
llghtcrs' Dramatic Society at Cynwyd the
night of December S, will be plned again
by tho same cast the night of Jnnunry
H nt Ridley Park beforo the friends of
the Barnstormers' Club, The cast Is as
follows:
Wolff Ivlnyncarlff Mr. riforpe requlfrnot
I'erclvul Klngseurte Mr. II. Murton C0.1I0
lleorgo JeBop Mr. Kduiinl Parxln
cuptnln Sands Mr. U-onhlJn lk-ck
Charlrn Mr. Paul A. 'nnneman. Jr.
Mrs. l'erchal KliiKararle
Mrs. Tliomaa O. 1'lnkerton
MIkh Husan Abbey ....Miss llentrlee MKlenricu
Mllllcent I'orey Mls Helen t'nilrlck
Maid tenant Mlsa Kthel Tlly
Henrietta Hobbs Ml;s Del Itnsn Macan
Invitations nre about to be sent out
for n meeting nt the home of Miss
Beatrice Mcaeorge, Montgomery avenue,
Cynwyd, the night of January 21, at 8
o'clock, when the Footllghtcrs' Dramatic
Society will be completely organized und
other drnmutlcally Inclined residents of
Bain and Cynwyd given un opportunity
to be admitted ns now members to this
society. '
Mrs. Clara E. Fnunce, of Stato road,
Cvnwvd. gave n delightful luncheon fol
lowed by bridge Wednesday nfternewn at
1:30 at ino vjynwyu v.,uiiuuot-. mc mikc
rooms and Inclosed porch were banked
with palms, while tho luncheon was
served In the main clubroom nt small
tables prettily decorated with red roses.
Tho guests numbored about 43.
South Philadelphia
The marriage of JIIss Ethel V. Dorey
and Jlr. Charles B. Sally, both of South
Philadelphia, took place very nuletly on
Monday evening In t!t Paul's Church
at 15th and Porter streets at 8 o'clock.
Miss Kutherlne B. Braddock was brides
maid und Mr. Harry Stone arted as best
man. Jlr. Sally Is a traveling salesman.
nnd returned homo lust week for a short 1 ne(J , Hanley's Casino, Kensington nve
stay. His friends, however, had no Idea mj Cumberland street, on Feb-
tliat ne inicnaeu 10 nurry u uuun,
tltOUliU 1111 niic, ill mu uvMwiuiiviih us-
tween himself and JIIss Dorey. The
brldo Is considered one of the prettiest
girls in Southwark. and Mr. Sally has
always been a leader In athletic affahs
in that section of the city, having guined
quite a repututlon as a leader hi basket
ball teams.
BALL ON SUNDAY
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BE PATRONESSES AT
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.MRS. FRANCIS t. GOWEN
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY IS
CELEBRATED BY SURPRISE PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Leonard Gave Brilliant Affair in
Honor of Miss Augusta E. Leonard's Natal
Day Other Entertainments
'I AN XnU YKAirM ttli. Ill rt viifnrtan . riml Wfu un t cn..l.. M
,,.ct.ve( .lulllU(,r of ir..,..t- n,l tl
InZxfmZtXn'XZ "v Mr
Mnlk Kuppermnii. After the surprise a
suppi-r uns served, will h was rnlluwcd by
a dance. Some of tin- jjuestH present were
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs.
, Hotter, Mr. and Mrs. t.dwaid Tuff, Mr.
Harry t.eoimid. Mr. Benjamin Leoimiil,
' Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lconaid, Mr. and
J-eontiid, Mr. Oninel Letuinrd, Mr. Will-
i ''"" r' XIr- I'llw,,rd Le.slmer, .Miss
j njulmi Bioun. Miss Cella Wolf. Miss
'""" '"I'l'crniiui. jush iiituiii ivniiper-
ll. Ill, .llic. MIIIIL IX U11,'I Illflll, .uss idle
Isdnnor, Miss Tlllln Turf, Miss liussln
ijUkolT. Miss Yeta Yampolskv. Miss i'.iu-
nm. I'rim,,,, Mr. Cleoige Garwood. Mr.
George Jepp, Mr. unil .Mis. Brown. .Mr.
mid Mrs. .Mark Kiinnernian. Mr. Lewis
Fcluborg, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoffman. .Mr.
Sniuuel XuUorninu, Miss Helen Hotter.
Miss Esther Rotter, Mr. David Hendler,
Mr. Edwaril It. Weiss, Mr. .Michael Gobi.
Mr. Samuel Goldman, Mr. Robert Caesar,
Air. Joseph Lei ner, Mr. Thomas Miller
mi"; STIf y rS? iJ"8H ,,,il Grcc,lbc'K. I
Miss Gel dlo tendril U. I
..v.' . Hl IJUimi Oil UITI, )! lT'lllltll II
11,. "v., ""'l" "'"" " i'rc . .Mallnce, Mr. Bobeit Mcsklu. Mr. Hurry I i-fclIlSC10Wlie
Feiuien, M? ...iillli!: 5..-W ?""Vnl I nuseh' Mr' Hc"r5' "Weinberg, ."r. Jlau- The Woodlyn Club, which la giving u
1 -r n- : J,i"Jr""" "llehmnn. J r. ,c.c rrledenberg. Mr. Hurrj RuHcnsteln. Uerles of dances In the TwentleHi Crimi-v
L ,s L,n! Mw' Jt ".. J,"!'!'P' . "-I"'?' "'..J!-...?'' ' '!'"' ' Ma , theliryiio
,.,.... i-, 1. . . ii. V. 1 t. i r . ;. i.tu, .ir. .uiiiiiiii. i.. i-rnisH iinu, .nr. 1 series 10 morrow eienng. Jlr Alfre.l 11
t ti n I ',.. 1"l,,'C,l;Pll0M,Mr' "IV11 ''". Mr. .Max Rosenberg. Mr. I McCnu.sIand hns charge of the con-m "
Mr r.uil piV'1"'! S8m" ""fti Vu"S,len' "arry l.ukoff and .Mr. Harry Jaspni . tee. U "' ," con mlt-
Jlr. Lewis Elmenhoft, JIIss Anna JIoscs.
. delightful dance, entertnlnlng the school
On Saturday evening the sophomore n't. The house was decorated with mls
chiks of Oralis t'olVw held ! soi Lit golh- , tletoo and ludly, uud among the guests
erlng at tho home of JIIss Flora Gerson, ' were JIIss Cliailutte Simmons, JIIss Helen
a member of ine diss. Among those. 1 AValKer, JIIss Martha Graves, JIIss Betty
present were: JIIss S.na (liossman, .Miss 1 Young. JIIss Virginia Bennek, .Mr. How
Eva Helcklen. J s.s Soiiblii OatiolT, .Miss I mil Edson, Jlr. Justus Slncxon, Jlr. Ross
Rosa Sischnu. JIIss Itoba Splvuck, JIIss 1 Tllden, Jlr. Bail Klefnor and Jlr. II L
Flora Uersmi. Jlis .Mlnnlo Teller, Jlr. Carrlrk.
Northeast Philadelphia
.tii. uiiu .hi 1. ,. .HurriH iinu .ir. unu
IV'sn'-.ii.'-JSr t'he ho.K !
ot'uielr'guVsIs' NOr,h k,rCC'- "' """r !
01 tniir tuests.
. JIIss Helen Comoy has returned ftom I
a trip to the Pmiiimtv Exposition. I
I
JIIss Kthel Jlorsher. of North 7th stieet, I
will entertain this uienlng In honor ol
Stlss Rose Gotllob and Jlr Samuel .Sachs,
whoso engagement was leccntly an-
uounccd.
Jtr. Murray RlngoIdofNow York, who
was the guest over tho holidays of Jlr.
and Jlrs. Lewis Blngold, of 3030 Frank
ford avenue, has left for tho Paiillc
coast. I
Mr. and Mrs. Stoudt, of Rending. Pa.,
were the guests of Jlr. and Mis Thom.ia
Towers, of 2S1I Frankford avenue. '
Jlr. Lester Levy and Jlr. Joti.is Frlede-
wald, of Baltimore. Mil., are visiting Jlr. ,
nnd Jlrs. Jlorrls Stern, of Wl North bill I
street. j
The second grand concert nnd dance .
to be given by the Jfecc.i C. C. will bo
ruary 3.
What's Doing Tonight
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Itetall DruKKlnU' Auutattoii. Coltejn
riiarni-iry; n o-hock.
I'hllosophlcdl Boclcty. h'1 South 3th tn-n
fi o'clock.
1'hltadelphla Cluptfr, Ainerl. an Instiiuio of
llanklnx. tirlrtltli Hall. OruMr UuilUinj;. S
o'clock.
January mvetinj;. Iluliu?iui Scleme Cluli.
lletlevue.Stratroi-di It o'clock
Friday oventnn cnterUlmnent. Olrord Cul
leee; 8 o'clock
Thomas Khlpley I.etture. llavcrfura Oolleuc.
speaker, Wlirum Wlster Comfort. Uoberti
Hall. D o'clock
Notice for the Society iuu' "ill lie
accepted uud printed In the Kteiilni:
c i Iditer, but ull urji notices muat ha
. written on ouc hle of the Iuif r, mut be
Igued In full, lllU full uililre, und
uliea (olble teleiihuno nurnbtr luut be
I nil en.
I heuu all turn coniinunlcallon to I
"Society Editor," Klcnlni; Ledtrer, COS
C'hetnut ktrcct.
I Unlets tlico riiiulremcntu ure carried
mil w u icimiaiiuu iiusj iv iubb.w.v.
the notice Mill nut be published. i
STEAMSHIPS
FLORIDA TOUR
Personally Conducted
From Philadelphia, Sat. Jap. 23th, 0 p. ui.
D-day trip, luuludtng necesary ipenm.
53. Ueai und room on eteamer, hoteta;
uuto-lrlj. tc. Grand opportunity to vUIt
"Laud gf Suaihloe and Vlowern "
Snd to Itinerary aad particulars.
Merchants & Miners'. Trans. Co.
City Ticket Oilier, I0J avuth 9th bU
V. I'. Turner. U. I'. A.. Ualto, Md.
ASSEMBLY BALL TONIGHT
Samuel
Miss Coldli iiacks. of SSI Ferry avenue,
f'rtnitlcti, eutei tallied n huge number of
her friends at n i.eap Year party. New
Year's night. In honor of MIsh ltiith Old-
ding, of Cape May, nnd Miss Anna fiold-
nor;
lierg and Miss it'eithn Kohn, of Vine-
and.
Among piitertnlnlng features of the pnrty
hi
were the musical selections rendered at
the piano by Mlsa Ida Glnsburg. Miss
Ilerthii Kohn. Miss A. Levlton Mr. Alan
Itiihcn nnd Mr. Bugeiic Mallnce, nnd vocnl
j foIos hy Miss Soiihlo Wiener, Miss Jea-
nette :mssb:.n and MIrs Lena Sacks,
Pile irilestH nai-llelnaled In v;irlnn .rtiinns
nnd dances, and it very appetizing lunch- Knrley, Mrs. Theodore Baldwin, Jlrs.
eon wns served. James Frame, Mrs. Charles Hucberleln,
Among those present wore Miss Ciotdle I " Jamcs Rothwell, Mrs. William
Sacks, Mls'i Lena Sneks, Miss Rortha Sletlcr, Mrs. Joseph Sumner, Mrs. Bob
K0I111. Miss Anna Goldberg, Miss Rullii,',t Whiteside, Mrs. Charles Torney and
lidding, MIsh Esther ilicoiibeig, Miss il,'s. Abraham Leonard.
Itertlin Luknlf. Mls.s Sinlix Mllimk. Miss 1
Jeinieue Ciiossin,.,,. JIN Sophie Wiener,
-miss jaii liiiiKiiurg. .miss .lean nciricr.
-i ss i.-nnees Hni.t... j iss Augusta Levi -
tun, .inn 1,1111:111 1,1'viion, .ur. 1,0 ri is.
Shiager. Mr. Alan Rulwn. Mi. Ei.gen..
Miss Sara AVnller. daughter of Doctor
Waller, of 27 South lath street, gave n
Delaware County
-mi,. r. u..i..,ih t, , .
ftUXZFiSZ "m!,s e.l'ne
Jea"".''-"!.''...'"'.;.
James Button. Jlr. Horace Slmll, Jlr.
Alfred Jforils. Jlr. James .McDonald. Jlr.
Lewis Z.ilm, Jlr. Albert Pntton und Jlr.
Louis James.
Tho annual banquet of the Jtcdla
Fre, Hook and Ladder Company was
nulrt 1:wt ,!Veiilng In tho nrmory.
Mis. J. J. Collier, of Ridley Park, is
recnvcilng from her recent Illness.
JIIss Eleanor Kellv. of Wnlllngford, Is
visiting filcnds in Now York.
WINTER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
ouponor location witn an
unobstructed view of beach
and boardwalk A recojjnizftd
stanaardVof excellence
Ccn60d. IWJZRJ.BVZBV.
Ct3iTO, ATLANTIC CITY
rlMiCHKOSE
has set ntieiv AtATidRTrlnF
aerviee . comfort awibeauty
IARCE5T 'lltPR00r RES0I1T HOTEL
THE UADIMJ RESOKr I10HL Of f fit W0RID
nnarIB0rOli3railFUI.ll,
A.TL.ANTIC OITY. N. J.
owNtnaHlr uiNiQiuiNl
JOSIAH WHITE A. SONS COMKAWY
01.11 roiNT coMroitT. va.
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN
OLD POINT COMf OUT
lOMfORT a D
7,olt Seefood
nUttl.iKl V
'Uraia.wriu J Sl
. HlQlltf CST
bi e. v. ' lT '-H
Swlmmieii Pool.Golf
I'uuiiie e.urooeealli
'IreatiuenU. erUraia.
OtO. F. ADJMI. M
"Alk Mr. Foiter." 12th and Cheitsut SU. ;
Cooka' Toura. 13T S. Broad Jit,; Peon. R. B.
Cc. 1433 Cheatnut St.
OfIfal MUBIBfli
At'CUSTA. CA.
PARTRIDGE INN
M W. PAHTKIDGB, A. O. CUSUI.NO.
OPEN NOVEMBER TO JUT '
mlnutei to country ejus; '.no 18-hoIe roll
courate , tinnla i dancing : aultes with hatha ug
letplsg porche. Noted lor it excellent cuUlna,
IDEAL WINTEK (UUaI
Addieia New York Office. 6 Wui 40th St-
UltOlV.NS MILLS-IN-TllE-l'lNES. N. j.
TUC I MM Climate mild, dry, lolljtor.tljuj
I 4 ll ''iud'e. drtv'g, motors. Favorite
week-end resort. H.iU.8. UVOPJSHa,
X
MRS. NORRIS W. VAUX
Roxborough
The first weekly conference of the Dis
trict Branch of the Society for Organiz
ing Chnrlty, now being orgnnlzed In the
21st Ward, will bo held nt the home of
Dr Dorothy Donnelly, 213 Green lane,
Mannyunk, at 2 o'clock this after
noon, when It Is hoped there will
bo a large nnd enthusiastic gathering of
both men and women Interested In im
proving tho social conditions uud nllevl
nilng the distress of the poor and nnfor
tunnte. At this meeting, which wilt bo
presided over hy Mrs. Louis C. Madeira,
Miss Julia 10. Branson, the district social
1 worker, will tell of tho alms and pur
poses of the organization, nnd several
"friendly visitors" will report on some
of the good work accomplished during the
; insi year.
i Mis. Clarence C. Kcever, of Harmon
1 road, will kIvo a luncheon today for
Mrs. John B. Wnrrlngton, Mrs. William
Pntton, Mrs. Benjamin Johnson nnd Miss
I Anne Harwell.
j Mr. nnd ..Irs. Clinton B. Seltzer nrc oc
cupying their new home. C2tl Bldge nve
I line .Mrs. Seltzer wns Miss Kllznbeth II.
Black, niece of Miss Mary Bodkin, of ISO
Oay street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne I. Moyer have re
turned fioni their wedding Journey
through tho South nnd nro receiving nt
101 I, renin avenue. Mrs. Moyer will bo
remembered ns Miss Ivn I.oulse Kerkes
Inger, daughter of Mrs. Milton Kcrkcs
lui?er. St. Mary's Catholic Club, composed of
young men of the parish of the Church of
the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, Conarroe stree, above Baker, has
elected tho followini: officers for the new
' v,'",n'': Mr' Charles Snyder, president; Mr.
iwiiinm j. isicKeis, vice president; Mr.
A. Widinnn recording secretary; Mr. Au
di cw Smith, llnnnclnl secretary, nnd Mr.
Peter P. Llebert, treasurer.
Mrs. John AVIldo Kavo n dinner on Mon
day night at her homo on Shuwmout
' '"''nue ns n surprise to Mr. Wilde. Pink
sweet jiens nnd innlden-lialr ferns formed
j the very attractive decorations. Among
hr guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
l-nwley, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cp lence C. Keever,
' j,"S!1 '-jnlly Fawley, Jlrs. Sarah W. Fnw-
Ip' Mls!( Agnes Fuwiey, Miss Edna
'ones. Mr. Lludwood Fni. Icy ami Mr.
Clarence W. Fawley.
I
3'is.
enterti
Ven ,11 Frame, of L.iurl.sino strt
rtiilnod Informally Tunmlnv uvnnimp
: W'hell her gUPSts wero Mm Wf,l,n
'.s Joseph Scholleld. Jr.. of H.ce
"""" '"" 10 1110 members of
!"" ' e.uo it.esuuy nfternoon.
.
.
The Alpha Sigma Sorority will give a
dance In tho Twentieth Century Club on
Janunr) 15. JIIss Alice Grover Is chair
man of the committee,
JIIss Isabel J. Oalbralth, of i:ast Stew
tut avenue, entertained her evening curd
club last evening.
JIIss Helen Sanders, of Knst Stratford
avenue, will entertain licr afternoon card
club on Saturday.
JIIss JIarle G. Loughncy and Jlrs. Umlly
Tucke returned today from n week's stnv
lit Buck Hill Falls. J
West Philadelphia
Jlrs. Stanley Addkks and Jlrs. Felix
Kntiir have Issued cards for 'iiucheou
and bridge on Saturday, Junuary 22, at M
South 30th street.
DANCING
Academy of Music mativef
flATfnUAY AFTUItNOON. JAN.' 15
C i:i.IAVOOI) CAIIIiKKTPIt
Cinderella ' Little GIas Slipper
A MoM nrllllant Prolucllon or the Charmlnc
Kolry Story by ISu Cleier Juienlles.
Seate ami boxen, 1'Sc to Jlsil. on kale 113.1
1SII. on kale 113.1
i'hone. I'lltiert 4S0T
Chestnut street.
KVV1VVVVVVV-VVVt,VVt.v.VVXVVVVVVV,VA,tAVtV
Edward Bok
Bernard Shaw
Walter Prichard Eaton
Kenneth Macgowan
These are some of the
contributors to the
Amusement Section
Given Free With
SATURDAY'S
Eucning
ONE
hi,e;
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u. u. ur u u nm .11 - i
ENimTAWMENTjAN.il
i . i
Will Commemorate Birth;
Goncrnl Robert E. Le r
Brilliant Affair
The Philadelphia Chapter, tlirfi
Daughters of the Confederacy, of whi
1 Mrs. Allan H. Harris, of Bethlehem oil
Chestnut Hill. I president, -will slve A'
attractive entertainment on Wednesday
January i, at tne JJcuevue-BtrstroM, m..
commemoration of General JtoSert
Lee's birthday. The guest of honor Trtff
be tho president general, Mrs. Frank
Odenhelmer, of Baltimore. There will bk
Southern ilalect stories as only Mr.'
Cocke, of Boanokc, Vn., can ttll Ihsm.-f'
nnd songs by Mrs. A, C. Dnlton. Amont
the Philadelphia Chapter membtra (ir'
Mrs. Qeorgo Franklin Brown, Mrs. Joseph.
Karnshnw, Mrs. Tolbcrt N. Richardson;
Mrs. Joseph Houston, Mrs. Henry R. Hob t;
bins, Mrs. Theodore Presser, Mrs. P. Ht r1
Lnne, Mrs. T. Ashby lllythe, Mrs, K. Cbnv '
stnnt Jones. Mrs. W. It. Meredith. Mrs '-
L-ucy O. Mayor, Mrs. Edgar Marburg .;
Mrs. n. II. Lea, Mrs. BenJamlno F Off i
tor. Miss F. Agnes Morrison, Mrs. CyrU-C S
S. Badford, Mrs, Qeorgo B. Kurrle, MM. $
it. t. nartman, JirR. wiiuom u. Mason, -
Mrs. J. P. Martin, Mrs. Allan II. Hdrrtr. 1
if Aflltnn llu.nni.nn rrn1tf 1t Tft-l" V
A. Emery, Mrs. John Henry Fell, Mrs. i
William C. Foulds. Mrs. W. W. Halbftrtr
Inrs. Henry I Davis. Mrs. Qeorge O. D ?
vie, Mrs. Hdwnrd W. Beach. MM. Alberf ,
C. Bruce, Mrs. M. Burch, Mrs. Lea StOUt i
Hnrrls. .Mrs. Harry B. Hickman, Sf3C ,;
Miles P. Hoffman, Miss Nancy L. tirttf f
nnd Mrs. Qeorgo K. Lawrence.
North Philadelphia
Miss Marie Strand, of 25SI North Md
street, hns returned to town after spend-,
dng the holidays visiting friends at Sha.
mokln, Pn.
Mr. Thomas Jones, of Donaldson, Pn.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin God
shnlk, of 1007 West Allegheny avenue.
Miss Helen Kallenbnch, of 2Scl North
20th street, left Sundny for Palm Beach,
Fin.
Mrs. Hannah Smith, of Clcmcnton, N
J., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Clark, of 127 West Louden
street.
Dr. Walter Wetzel of Shamokln, Pa.,
10 visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mildred Sccler, of 629 North 19th
street, entertained a. cards on Tuesday
afternoon. Five hundred was played,
and the game was followed by a buffet
luncheon. The guestr. who wero mem
bers of the enrd club of tho hostess,
Included Mrs. Wood Robinson, Miss
Helen Richardson, Mrs. Albert Smith.
Miss Marjory White, Miss Florence Bare,
Mlsa Elizabeth Flte. Irs. Earle Ash
croft Havens, Miss Mellta Zohlndcr and
Miss Rcba Wick.
The stage electricians affiliated with the
I. A. T. S. E. are arranging for their
annual banquet in February. The affair
Is In charge of Mr. Joljn D. Burry, Mr.
Albert Norrls, Mr. Harry Spraguc, Iff,
Frederick Glossner, Mr. Christopher War
brick and Mr. Howard Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Satlnovcr, of 07 Norv
loth street, gave a dinner party on Sun
day evening, Junuary 2, in honor of th
engagement of their son, Mr. Jack Satin
over, to Miss Mary Plnsky,. o 712 Rltner
street.
Frankford
The engagement, of JIIss Etta D. Schu
macher, daughter of Jtr. and Jlrs. Thomas
AV. Schumacher, of 4411 Frankford ave
w..t I gn.'i street. G.nantoivri was an
nue, to sir. Wllllnm Lo Roy Hart, of 3D
nounc last week at a nartv clven f
Mi!,fl Schumacher's home. Among tlios
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V t, . , .. .7 -'" -n.g jj
j. nciiiuiiiieiier. .ui. iinu .um. lerpert
Suedell, Miss Ella Kessler Doyle, Miss
Lillian Hart. Miss Edith Holt. Miss Helen
Creedon, Mr. Carl Hnrtman, Mr. Clarence
1 Spauldlng. of Klrklyn ; Mr. George Smith'
.md Mr. Thomas W. Schumacher.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Invincible
Personality
Pfreonnllty rule tho world, In manr
penpln It l nenk. In others, Bupprnod
liy fenr. Inck o( Confldrnce and InltUtlv
or ubniemed by lenornnco of Its power.
The Intensive education of Nff Collpjrf
itrenetliem rersonallty. eliminate Xenx
itml entabllslius tonltdence.
Fend for Hit of 130 qualities of an Ideal
l'ersonullty.
liny. Ilvcnlne nnd Saturday tlmei
Trlvato unit CnrrenpondBnee Injtructtoo,
fall write, or pliono Bpruca 3218 or
lltirnture
NBFF COLLEGE ,,,,,1
Unit. Corrrniiondriice Iiutructloii.Uox SOOj
M'lXIAI. 3 tVKKKS COLllriK 10
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4 I.I3SSO.NH A WEEK
Tfilinliul Teachers 'rll!utorll, At.n,
tuo IVrry lllrtg Spruee 43.18.
CTDiVFR"? The Ben Umlneie School,
3 lvrt J soj.so; Chutnut Jitr
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I'riv Leisons Stenography, Bookkeeping, En.
lirancbea, French.
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