ft
FHANCY WYNNE iALKS ABOUTTOE
Jail Given at the
iianctsomest ot tiie Year Various
Interesting Affairs
I AMID brilliant lights, exquisite
I i flowers and music, the first .wm
Imv Ball opened last night with Its
L.itai onlendor. t do not think 1 hae
U-T" , .1.1
often seen 8UC "" nllracuvc army
of patronesses, wno sioou in uieir
: ,triig-iit row at the entrance to the
hullroom, holding wonderful bouquets
. ..... nnd rniirtesvlim cravplv i
iel lio""" "---
bach guest arrived, from timid debu-
i ante with her half-hesltntliiB cotirte-
igf to the elder swains, who bowed
I. in. iinml n!i heart.
jJOW i "
f .Mrs- Cuylcr, who hended the lino of
patronesses, wore a wonderful gown of
'turquoise blue velvet, and the others
tvoro various combinations of white
and silver and white and gold.
The ball wns not as crowded as
last year's, but that mntlc the dancing
all llio better, nnd tho debs who were
there, as well as their elders, certainly
had some good dances, Eleanor Pepper
n5 Eleanor Cuyler, I noticed, were
never left Idle for a moment, nnd Eliz
abeth Griffiths, who looked so sweet In
A pink frock, was another who had a
splendid time, as did Sarah Penrose.
Mariana Gowen wore a dnlnty frock
of white and sliver, nnd Lisa Norrls
was In pale-pink chiffon nnd tulle. 1
have heard much of Dorothy N'orrls,
of course, but as bIic tins lived nhrond
to much, 1 really have not seen her
for several yenrs, so lust night wns
the time for her first appearance
across my horizon, nnd let mo nssuro
you she is quite unlike nny one I
have yt seen In this old City of
Brotherly Love. There is a distinctly
Continental touch to her manner nnd
her style of conversation.
Of course tho supper, and especially
.the terrapin, was quite tho most im
portant part of tho ball, nnd It wns
:funny to see how many family re
unions there were. Fond mammas and
Minns looking after their newly Hedged
.youngsters, and one tnblo of young
married folk was enpcclnlly Interest
ing, ns'mnny of the wives In the' case
were of the high-brow order una gen
erally dabble in plnys or plnyings or
Society. The husbnndH at this table,
much to every one's amusement,
started a dobato ns to whether it was
good form to spcil' to one'B wife In
public or not. Tnt decision was
nl-gatlve in the end, 1 believe. At nny
rate, after supper. I saw each gay hus
fconk seeking other fair charmers with
whom to converse. As usual, I'ol
Roger, also Veuve Clicquot, were well
In evidence during supper, but with
no visible evil effect. To bo sure, I
saw one callow youth later who in
sisted on offering a lady a glass of
lemonade, the cup for which ho was
holding upsido down and industriously
trying to fill.
Anil, to bo sure, I did meet one gen
tleman who confided In mlno ear that
"so nnd so has had much moro cham
pagne than I have, but ho does not
know It." Wo decided, however, to
leave him In Ignorance.
Although the mnjority may be said
to havo worn short frocks, still thcro
wero many gowns with trains, nnd
'quite a number of the smartest women
wore longer-skirted frocks. Ruth
Stokes wns ono of those to choose a
rather longer gown, and Mary Bohlcn's
frock had a long lace train. Her gown
was really lovely, all of white laco nnd
tulle.
It would bo qulto impossible for mo
;o tell of all the lovely gowns. Ltttlo
Mrs. Du Barry, who was dancing hnp-
Ptly with Joe, wns wearing a wonder
ful gown of roso-rcd brocaded silk.
jwhlch suited her fair coloring to per
fection. Another recent brldo who
Rooked very charming was Angela Bo
urne, ana ivatucrino itremer 1'ago was
becomingly gowned in white, with a
(trlng of pearls In her liulr. Florence
Hopklnson looked lovely in white and
silver, and Mildred Slnkler wns regal
In a gown of ashes of roses. Mrs,
Anthony J. Drexel Diddle, Jr., nnd her
lyery young husband came on from
New York, and with three other men
occupied a table near tho patroneses,
who, by the way, supped In the Clover
uoom. At another table were the Tom
nidgways. Eleanor Cuvler nnd Billy
prayne. Altogether, It was n, beautl-
Iyui uan, ana we nil mia a dandy time.
ft Edgar Scott met with sad disaster
rolng to the ball, when a Cadillac with
o number and which afterward made
good getaway, ran Into his verv
Mt car and smashed It up, so that
ii was Impossible to go on, and Edgar
had to descend to terra flrma and
proceed on foot to the Bellevue-
Ktratfnr
JpThe. naval set are .looking forward
ij the costume dance to be given this
"Ming by Lleutennnt Commander
Jwderlck Roberts Harris. II. a. N..
"1 Mrs. Harris at their home In the
"ivy Yard, and I hear It will be aulte
S!a occasion. Tho large sun piazza
2 to be converted Into a roomy lounge.
0 the entire first floor will be utilized
for danclner. i' i..n i,i n.nt t,a
Wtea win wear a 8uperb Turkish
Klnn of sapphire blue nnd gold,
$9y embroldoivrt fn au,la whlla
iWoo host will appear as a heathen
fi""B or the Imperial household, and
J?'l Wear a Wonderful mi thnt thav
I?. Was stolen from the palace in the
IWen City durlns the Boxer up
2lnK. This Interesting piece of Infor-
j'"a came to the knowledge of the
LgUTlSe When thftv u ontortnlnlncr
j&H" Aaniral Phi Kwan Chlrsg. of the
wptrlal Phiou j..
ly. , ....oc ,uvgr, uine umu ugu.
l. .---WW, h.,Gb,4 tua JMid,
te -unnqante was the original owner
- (m COat' and lt could only be worn
MS, Wo'thy official In the Imperial
jwence. Interesting Is It not? Let
My here the Harrises paid "good
JOr it. XV.MIo o,. nf 1Y,a
aent Offlcera nnnnaniaA with fhA
gl yard are unable io be present,
w mey are watching: the Interests
juncle, Sam in Haytl and elsewhere.
" "O means will keen awav their
n? wives, A dinner will precede
1ue, at which tirs. Harris will "
ASSEMBLY HELD LAST NIGHT
Bellevue-Stratford Last Evening "Was
entertain her guests from Xew York,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tutilc, Mr. and
.Mrs. Horncc Boucher. Mr. nml. Mrs.
I'preii-nt f,,iin .i ,-.-.,... ,.-..i
n,i mi - """, " ""'"" "c1"
nna Aim Kevin.
Among tho guests will bo Cnntnln
llimPll IT v , . ,..
iinsseu, ii. h. ., commnndnnt of tho
jnni, nnci Airs. Hussell: Lleutennnt
Commander W. H. Allen, tf. S. X.. nnd
ro AlfA... ,(. t .. ... .. ,
. ''.,' ar,e Ul " ' "'
nnd .Mrs Porter; Ojnvnnnder C. 1).
1'rlcp, P. H. N.. nnd Mm. Prlnn? Mnt.ir
Mnglll, f. S M C nml Mr. Mnclll-
ivliv ' '," . ""Jy"'
t ommnndpr Nelson, t;. 8. N., nnd Mrs.
Nelson: Lleutennnt' Commander D. 1.
Mnnnlx, f. s. X and Mrs. Mnnnlx; i
Commander Ellis, V. S. N. nnd Mrs.
.Ills; Naval .'onstructor A. B. Court,
L. s. .N., mid Mrs. Court; Xnvnl Con-
structor D. n. Gntewood. V. 8. it., ami
Mrs. Gatewood; Lieutenant Homer II.
Norton, IT. S. N., and Mrs. Norton;
Captain I Hnlford, U. S. M. C and
Mrs. Hnlford; Paymaster Trlcoti, U. S.
N and Mrs. Trlcoti; Assistant Civil
Engineer G. Church, V. 8. N., nnd Mrs.
Church: Mrn. Raymond Stcdman
Kcyca. Mrs. Littleton Waller Tazewell
Waller, Mrs. William Loo Pryor. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Stalil, Mr. nnd Mrs. Coon,
Mr. and Mrs. Coryell, Lieutenant Mor
rison, IT. S. X.; Doctor Tolfrce, U. S.
N.; Lieutenant Wnllor, a. S. M. C; Mr.
Scott nnd Mr. Fcmnld, of Pensacoln.
Dr. unci Mrs. Gcorgo Woodward,
who arc having tho first of their musl
calcs this nfternoon from 3:30 until
E:30 o'clock, nt Krlshelm, their spa
clous homo In Chestnut Hill, ur
chnrmlng hosts, and cards to these de
light ful affairs are much coveted. Mrs.
Dorothy Johnstone Bnsolcr, whose
harp has become denr to all Phlladcl
phlans, will play, an will tho violin
ist, Albert Cornfeld, and, with Usclma
Clark Smith at tho organ, the nfter
noon promises to bo ono of raro de
light. Tho trio will play compositions
by Saint Saons nnd Sandby, ending
with "Ave Mnrla," by Schubert-Wll-hclms.
A second muslcale will bo given
on tho nfternoon of Jnnunry '22.
NANCY WYXXE. '
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. David S. B. Chow, of 19
South 21st street, announce the engage
ment of their dnughter, Miss Mary Evoljn
Chew, to Lieutenant Lowry Iloyd Ste
phenson, United States Marino Corps, of
wnsnington. D. c. Lieutenant Stephen
son Is nt present stationed on the United
States steamship Vermont nt tho Navy
Yard at Norfolk, Va.
At tho College Club tea on Monday
nfternoon, which will be held from 4
until 6 o'clock, the hostesses, all Swarth
moro graduates, will include Miss Susan
J. Cunningham. Mrs. R. Spottlswoodo
Pollard, Mlsa Emma D. Marshall and
Miss Martha Hunting. Tho guest of
honor will bo Miss Shedlock, of London,
tho noted writer of short stories, who
will give one of Lnrz Anderson's Fairy
Tales at 4:30 o'clock. The guests are asked
to be prompt, as no ono will bo admitted
while Miss Shedlock Is speaking,
A theatre party Inst night Included Mr.
nnd Mrs. John Hrown, Mr. nnd Mrs. Al
beit Goodnll, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R.
Colahan, Mr, nnd Mrs Hnrry Weeks and
Mr. and Mrs. William V. WatBon. Sup
per at the Bcllcvuo-Strntford followed.
Cnids havo been received from the Plays
nnd Players for a muslcnlo tomorrow
evening at 8:30 o'clock at the playroom,
43 South ISth street. Tho artistes who
will be heard Include the pianist, IJnronrss
Antoinette V. Eggers; Miss Gabrlclla Rid
dle Hopklnson, soprano, and Mr. Einil F.
Schmidt, violinist, who will be accom
panied by Mrs. Edith Mahou nnd Mr.
Henry Clark. Mrs. J, P. Lelgo is chair
man of tho Music Committee.
Mrs. George Upton Favorite, of tho
Ooronado, 2M nnd Chestnut streets, will
receive Informally on Tuesdav afternoons
from 4 until G o'clock during January. No
cards have been sent out. Mrs. Favorite
will be remembered as MIsi! Harriet Clay
Leaf, daughter of Mrs. Edward Rowman
Leaf, of 2027 Walnut stieet.
Mr. and Sirs. William Coleman Free
man, who entertained nt dinner last night
prior to tho Assembly, had Mr. nnd Mrs.
William Wallace Rodlne, Miss Agnes M,
Spencer, Miss Susan Lynah Rrucc, Mr.
Louis II. Rush and Mr. William Piatt
Pepper as their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Connable will
entertain at dinner at their home. Rock
Farms, Wilmington, on February 2S In
nonor of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont.
Mrs. William H. Ronner will receive
Informally on Tuesday afternoons during
January at her home, 345 South 18th
street. No cards have been sent out.
Mrs. George W. Carpenter, of 12S South
13th street, will be at home this after-'
noon after 3 o'clock.
Sirs. Walter Jackson Freeman will give
a matinee theatre party, followed by tea
at the Bellevue-Stratford, this afternoon
In honor of SIlss Eleanor Westcott, debu
tante daughter of Dr. and Sirs, Thompson
Westcott. Sirs. Freeman nnd SIlss Free
man will receive Informally tomorrow
afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock at their
home, 1832 Spruce street. No cards have
been sent out.
Judge J. Whltaker Thompson and Mrs.
Thompson have closed their house at Mont
Clare. nar Phoenlxville, and, with thalr
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Thompson, have
taken apartments at the Clinton for the
winter, ,
Miss Lock wood's Chestnut Hill dancing
class for children had a leap-year dance
last evening at the Philadelphia Cricket
Club. i
The wedding of Miss Grace, Malcolm to
Mr, Marcellus McDowell, Jr., will take
place quietly on Wednesday, at noon, at
the home of the bride, 131 West Phll
Ellena, street. Germantown. Owing to a
death in the bride' family, the ceremony
will be witnessed by only the Immediate
relatives of the couple.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Merlon chapter. Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution, was held at the home of
the regent, Mrs. John V. Pev?lln, 5260
Parkslde avenue, on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Benjamin It. Braisted read an Inter
esting paper, giving extracts from the
diary of a Colonial girl. After the busi
ness session closed Mrs. Develin gave a
tea to the members of the chapter, Miss
Helen McMillan and MUs Adelaide V.
Harvey presiding-, Members present In
cluded Mrs. George J. De Armond, Mrs.
Wesley H. Hoof, Mrs- Herman Wagner,
Mrs Ellwood Q. Beatty, Mrs. Henrietta
Braisted, MUs Virginia Marshall, Mrs.
fi. E Edmunds. Mrs, B- i. Jones, wn
DeeJin.
Develin, Airs, n, u. outn. um an, u. a.
EVENING LEDqER-PgrrADEIiPHrA, SATURDAY JANUARY
Weddings
WALLACE-DECKER.
An extremely quiet wedding took pine
today at noon nt tho Church of St. Luke
nnd the Eplphnny, when Miss Mary Mon
roe Decker, daughter of Dr. Corbctt J,
Decker, V. 8. it., became tho bride of Mr,
Frederick Ashby Wallace. The night,
rtcv. Philip Mercer Ilhlnelnnder, nsslsted
by the ltev. David M. Steele, rector of the
church, performed the ceremony Miss
Decker, who wns Riven In marriage by her
father, uore a gown of white satin nnd ft
tullo veil nnd carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the vnllcy ntirt roses. Mr.
William Collins acted a bcot man. nnd
theie were no ushers. A small wedding
brcnIfat nt tho Gladstone followed the
ceremony for the immediate famine's only.
' Mr r..,.i m. -u ...m i. . i.
nAM t.At.-..rtH.. 1 -1 1A" V....l. At,,. ., .
v, iruumij A HI llfl QUI HI J1II1 Hiict:i.
LEIO.ITON-HIJIl.LY.
I Tl,c n'OTlng" of MIm Helena Itellly.
dniiKhtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Itellly,
' of Clifton Heights, to Mr. John I.clchton.
I of tJarrelsford, took place nt 4:30 o'clock
Wednesday In St. OhnrleV Church, Oak
! View. The ceremony was performed by
I the
!'" '! M. K-ullv. The brldrsmnlil
only nttcudnnt was Miss Gertrude
Itellly. Mr. Thomas I.cannard was best
mntV Atinf n M'ltililhtiT (.1. ,.. V... T"..-Ir
Mr. nnd Mis. Lelghtoii will live In Gnr-
! retsfom.
SI ItADLBN-SOFItKN.
The mnrilngc of Miss Helen Vlrslnln
Sofrcn, of Winnipeg, Canada, to Mr. Jinx
Strndlrn, nn nltorncy-iit-lnw. will be roI
cmnlzrd tomorrow nt S p m nt Mose
bach's Drawing Itoonis. lllh street nnd
Glrnrd nvenuc. A reception will follow.
The Kev. Dr. Nathans will ofllclnte. Miss
Emma Sllber, a cousin of Miss Sofren,
wll bo maid of honor, while Miss Essyo
It. Jnffe will bo brldcsmnld. Miss Sofrcn
enmo to Philadelphia from Canada three
months nqo on a visit to her uncle and
ntmt, Mr nnd Mrs. Sllbcit. S13 Pierce
street, where she made the ncnunlntnnce
of Mr. Strnillen. The rnuple will spend
their honeymoon In Cnnnda. and on their
return will make their homo In Philadel
phia. RICHFIELD-FOX.
A pretty wedding took place Kiimlny.
Janunry I. when Miss Dorothy Fov, of
New York, became thr bride of Mr Louis
Illchlleld, a former resident of Philadel
phia nt the home of the bridegroom. 03?
Simpson street, New York city. Tho cere
mony was performed quietly. Mr. Benja
min U. Illchlleld. n brother or the bride
groom, wns best man.
At 6 o'clock n reception was given. On
thrlr return from their wedding trip. Mr.
nnd Mrs. nichflcld will live In the Bronx.
Xew York.
West Philadelphia
.Mrs. William K. Sellers, of the Coving
ton, (17th nnd Chestnut streets, has Issued
invitations for n dance on Friday eve
ning. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard V. Ooebbels will
entertain their bridge club this evening
at their home. 4110 I-archwood avenue.
Miss Caroline Trlller nnd Miss Cora
Trlller, of S107 Hnzel nvenue, have gone
to New York for a fortnight's stny.
Tho Hathaway Shakespeare Club gave
a tea yesterday afternoon nt tho Phllo
muslan clubrooms, 3911 Chestnut street.
Mrs. Herman R. Allyn will receive In
formally this afternoon, from I until 8
o'clock, nt her home, Ml South 42d Btrcet.
No cards have been sent out.
Miss Helen Jennings, of 9K8 Walnut
street, enlcrtnlned her 500 club yesterday
nfternoon, her guests including Mrs.
George Kcebler, Mrs. Georgo Hasklll, Mrs.
Thomas Donnelly, Mrs. T. Rarcus, .Mrs.
Anthony Ilohemin, Mrs. Joeph Kane,
Mrs. Robert Lane, Mrs. Mumford, Mrs.
William Quhnby, Mrs. Charles Volght,
Miss Helen Mullnney, Miss Anna Lynch.
Miss Mnrlo Mullnney, Miss Minnie Potcis.
Miss Jean Gallagher and Miss Rosalind
Murphy.
Miss IdeJIa S. Rurrls enlcrtnlned the
W. W. T. a. M. Club, nt her home. 107
Spruce street. Friday evening. Thoso
present wero Miss Margaret Watson, Miss
Elsie Headly, Miss Florence Morlcy, Mrs.
J. Louis Gelbmnn, Miss Ada Hnckmn-t,
Miss (Marlon Headly. Miss Margaret
Main, Miss .Mabel Hackmnn, Miss Jessie
Main, Miss Elizabeth Watson. Miss
Marlon Hirst. Mrs. Leonard Rurrls. Tho
next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Mnrgnret and ..Ilss Jessie .Main,
5911 Hnverford avenue.
Miss Ruth Krout and Miss Florence
Krout gavo n dinner nnd card party last
evening. Covers were Inld for 12 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. George Prendergnst, of 1327
North 53d street, entertained n number of
friends on Thursday evening. Their guests
Included Sir. and Sirs. Robert Robinson,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Moran, Mrs. A.
Brcakley. Mrs, Uessle Gallagher, Mr. A.
Thomas Fox, Sir. and Mrs. Charles How
ard and Mr. and Mrs. J. McLoughlln.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Robert Newlyn. of 227
North Horton Btreet, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a daughter.
Sir. and Sirs. Albert Sletz, of 1400 North
62d street, nro In New York for the Auto,
mobile Show.
Frankford
Sirs. William Carroll will entertain nt
dinner nnd cards this evening nt her
home, '-OX5 Ilhawn street, in honor of
SIlss Josephine Dunlap, of Atlantic City,
who will remain ns Sirs. Carroll's guest
until Wednesday. The guests will Include
Mr. and Sirs. Joseph Flshe, Sirs. John
Jarvls, SIlss Paulino Go!!, SIlss Slartha
Cully, SIlss SInrlon Clark, Miss Slargue
rPe Grllllth, SIlss Ruth Nowklrk, SIlss
Ethel Tyson. SIlss Sarah Ward, SIlss
Sadie Hall, Mr. Albert Clark, Sir. Slartln
Talley, Sir. Frank Newbold, Sir Walter
Johns, Mr. Harry Slaun, Sir. Hugh Fields,
Mr, John SlcCormlck, Sir. James Walters,
Sir, Victor Kennedy, Sir. Ralph Wells.
Sir, Herbert Heergelsthelmer, Sir. George
Maxwell, Mr. George Meglll and Sir,
Roscoe T, Slouroe.
Sir. John Clarke, of Wllklnsburg. Pa.,
and Sir. Ralph Cornell, ot Slontour Falls,
N. Y spent the holidays at their homes
In Fox Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Castle, of Troy,
N, Y accompanied by their son, have
been spending a few days with Mr. tind
Mrs. John T, Wade, of Howell street.
Wlsslnomlng,
MISS HELEN VIRGINIA SOFREN
Whose marriage to Mr, Max
Stradlen will take place tomorrow
renin?,
ft! . j9k3M
vsl f5ji i?iiisisw ' ?y
MRS. WILLIAM COLEMAN FREEMAN
Tho younR mntron was n hostess nt one of the many dinners which
preceded the Assembly Ball Inst night.
Along the Main Line
OVERDROOIC.-SIr. nnd Sirs. Harold F.
Toy will give a dance tonight nt the Over
brook Golf Club In honor of their daugh
ter, SIlss Helen Toy. Assisting Sir. nnd
Sirs. Toy and SIlss Tov will be Sir. and
Mis. Robert llnlg and Miss Leila Cham
pion. SIlss Edith Wnlr. will entertain nt
ll.ncheon on Tuesday, Jnnunry 23, In
honor of SIlss Frederlea Gcncvlevo
llicmer, debutante daughter of Sir. and
Sirs. Harry W. Ilremer.
ARD.MORE. - Miss Marlon Priestley
Toulmln gavo an Informal bridge on
Wednesday afternoon, at her home In
Ardmore, In honor of SIlss Cnthnrlno
Hunter Davis, of Germantown, whose
engagement to Sir. Charles Free
man Rowley, of Boston, has Just been
nunounced. Among the guests were SIlss
Florence Sheppard, Miss SInrgoret If.
Davis, Sirs. Charles C. Norrls, Jr., SIlss
Kathcrlnc Potter and her cousin, SIlss
Willie SIoss. of Kentucky. 'SIlss Isabel
Stoughton, SIlss Anita Stetson, Sirs.
Fisher Iloyd, SIlss Elizabeth Cryer, SIlss
Eleanor Austin and SIlss Alible Austin.
The Rev. D. K. Wood and Sirs. Wood,
of 303 Clifford nvenue, have moved to 4SGS
North Robinson street, West Philadel
phia. ROSE.MONT.-SIr. nnd Sirs. Clarence W.
Dolau nnd SIlss Rosalie Dolnn, of Slont
gomcry avenue, will leave about the
middle of Jnnunry for Aiken. S. C, whero
they ivlll spend tho remainder of the
winter.
Sir. nnd
Mrs Ifeiirr II Flllsnn of
Rtinrlilll, wilt spend the remainder of tho
winter In California.
RRYN SIAWR.-SIr. Clinton Gamble,
of Gulf road, has returned from Rasp
berryburg, Sid., where ho hns been visit
ing his parents for several weeks.
Sir. Clnicnco Harper was tho guest of
Sir. William C. Wilson, of Lancaster ave
nue, over the week-end.
Sir. George Harding, of Trappe, Pa., Is
spending tho week-end with Sir. Frederick
Abernethy, of Gulf rond.
ST. DAVID'S. Sirs. Fnrlca Brlnton. ot
Wlndybrow, Is spending a few days In
New Haven, Conn.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Rollln H. Wilbur left on
Wednesday to spend a few days In Hnr
rlsburg. Their daughter, Sirs. Richard
SlocShcrry, Is visiting In South Bethle
hem. Sirs. Armltt Jlrown has been obliged to
cancel Invltatpns for the luncheon nnd
theatre party which sbo Intended giving
for her cousin, SIlss Kathorlno Lcn, of
Devon, owing to lltness In tho family.
Sirs. Georgo W. nonnell has returned to
her homo In Colton, Cnl., after spending
sovernl weeks visiting hor Bon-ln-lnw and
daughter. Sir. and Sirs. ThomaB E. Wal
ton, nt their homo In St. David's.
DEVON.-SIr. and Sirs. William F. Wll
hur. of Wnrrenton. Va.. aro visiting their
parents. Sir. and Mrs. Nelson Wilbur, at
Idlewood Farm, Devon. Sir. and Sirs. Ar
thur Chnrrlngton have returned home.
Sirs. Frederick Butler Embick, of
Woodsldo Cottage, Devon, left on Thurs
day to spend a week In Atlantic City.
North Philadelphia
SIlss Helen Huston gavo an Informal
entertainment on Slonday night at her
homo on North Park avenue. Her
guests Included SIlss Helen Van Bonk,
SIlss Gertrude Scattergood, SIlss Anna
Hlmaugo, SIlss Neva Hartzcll, SIlss
Helen Tabram, SIlss Alice Tabram, Sirs.
Harry Blanck and Sirs. Charles Snyder,
Jr.
SIlss Estelle Winters, of 1232 North 12th
street, will be hostess on Tuesday after
noon to the card club of which she Is a
member. A buffet luncheon will follow.
SIlss Goldla Rosenbaum. ot 1S21 Dia
mond street, has returned from Atlantic
City, where she spent the holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carroll have Is
sued Invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, SIlss Slarguerlto Josephine Car
roll, to Sir. Lee Joseph Dlebold on
Wednesday, January 19, at 10 o'clock. In
tho Church of the Gesu. A breakfast
and reception at the home of the bride's
parents, 1703 Glrard avenue, will follow
the ceremony. Sir. and Sirs. Dlebold will
be at home after Slarch 1 at 5735 Centre
avenue, East End, Pittsburgh,
Wilmington
Senator Henry A. du Pont and Mr.
Henry F. du Pont and Sir. and BIrB.
Francis Crowntnshleld entertained at
dinner on Sunday evening, when the
flowers from the Senator's conserva
tories were used lavishly for decor
ations. The Kuests Included Sir. and
Sirs. Lammot du Pont. Mr. nnd Sirs. II.
Rodney Sharp, Mr, and MrB. Eugene E.
du Pont, Sir. and Sirs. John Kearney
Rodgers, Sir, and Mrs. W. Stewart Lee,
Sir. auU Sirs. Francis J. Whltten, Miss
Oreenough, of Boston. Slass., SIlss
Frazler and SIlss Elliot, of Philadel
phia, and Colonel and Mrs. i;nry Wol
cott, of Washington, D. C.
Sirs. Edmund G. Buckner Is spending
a few days In New York.
Sire. William P. Webb, SIlss Emma
Worrell and Miss Sllrlam Webb spent
last week at Old Point Comfort, Va.
Dr. Joseph P. Wales has returned
from Atlantic City, N. J., where he
spent a week.
Miss Marlon Poatles returned to
Vassar this, week, after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Grantley P. Portles,
Sliss Elizabeth Kruje, who returned
from Vassar to spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Kruse,
returned yesterday.
r J!? Mra William Winder Laird
and children, accompanied by Mrs W
K. duPont, her children, and Mrs.
Lammot du Pont ander children, left
on Monday afternoon for Palm ,
I ,, to remain a fortnight.
Pholo bv Moldeiuky,
Along the Reading
Sir. and Sirs Robert N. Fell, of Elklns
Park, have Issued Invitations for n ilntico
ami supper to be held at the Huntingdon
Valley Country Club, on Friday uvcnlng,
January 2S.
Sir. and Sirs. Harry E. Asbury. of 70th
avenue and City Line, Oak I.ane, have
Issued Invitations for n dance ind suptier
to be held nt the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club, at Noble, on Thursday
evening. Janunry 20, at 8:30 o'clock.
Tho next club dance of the Huntingdon
Valley Country Club will be held on Fri
day evening. January 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Slnurlce Horner, of Elklns
Park, have as their guest for several days
their niece. SIlss Rita Horner, of Rrldge
ton, N. J. Shiny Informnl entertainments
will bo given In honor of SIlss Horner
during her visit.
Dr. and Sirs. Slllton K. Neirfor, of Rent
road. Wyncote, hnve had as their guests
for the holllas their son-in-law and
daughter. Sir. and Sirs. Chnuiicey D. Rob
inson, of Auburndatc. Slass. Sir. Robin
son hns returned to Auburndnlc and Sirs.
Robinson will leave tho end of this week
to join her husband.
Tho girls' hockey team of the Chelten
ham High School, will give a leap enr
dnnco nt tho Old York Road Country
Club on Friday evening, January 11.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Thomns S. Wnters, Jr., of
' Washington lnne, Jenklr.town, accom-
pnnled by their daughters, SIlss Slurgarot
Waters nnd SIlss Elizabeth Waters. 10
turned to their homo this week after hav
ing spent a fortnight ns tho guests of
Sir. nnd Sirs. F. T. Ellis, nt Wnlbrook,
Baltimore, Sid.
Sir. nnd Sirs. George Wymnn Carroll,
Jr., of Elklns Pnrk. have left for Nor
wich, Conn., whero they are spending sev
eral days ns tho guests of Sir. Carroll's
parents, Sir. nnd Sirs. George Wymnn
Carroll.
Sir. nnd Mrs. Charles Bond, of Ash
bourne, have as their guests for several
weeks Sir. and Sirs. Joseph Burr, of At
lantic City.
Sir. nnd Sirs. William II. Bcrger, of
Slaplewood nvenue. Wyncote, havo closed
their country homo nnd nro occupying
their home In Florida for tho winter.
Sir. nnd Sirs. William K. Schellcngcr
nnd their son, Sir. Edward Schellenger, ot
Wyncote, havo closed their residence on
Bent road, nnd havo left for Boston,
Slass., where they have taken nn npnrt
ment on Beacon street for the winter
months.
SIlss Arlco Bromlly, of Cheltcn avenue,
will glvo a luncheon today In honor of
SIlss Evelyn Griffith, of Wilmington, Del.,
whose engagement to Sir. Frank SI. Kirk,
of Logan, wns recently announced. There
will be 1 1 guests present. Including Bliss
Freda Wartz, of West Chester: SIlss
Anna Brown, of West Chester ; SIlss Sa
rah Bromlly. of Norrlstown. SIlss Fannie
Wilkinson, of Chestnut Hill; Sliss Doro
thy Young, of Rosemont: Sliss Edith
Clark, SIlss Bernlce Stratford, SIlss Jo
scphlno Willis. SIlss Elizabeth Sleglll nnd
SIlss Fannie Cousin, all of Wilmington.
Sir. and Sirs. Francis P. Dunlap, of 6716
North 8th street, Oak Lane, have Issued
Invitations for a supper and theatre party
on Wednesday evening. They will enter
tain In honor of Sirs. Dunlap'a niece, SIlss
Jane R. Palllster, who comes from Los
Angeles and Is spending the winter with
relatives at Overbrook. Stra. Dunlap also
will glvo a luncheon Tuesday afternoon
In SIlss Palllster's honor, when the guests
will include SIlss Slarton Graham, Sliss
Cor lnne SIcPoyle, SIlss Slartha Ralder
ston, SIlss Evelyn Balderstou, SIlss Ruth
Hughes, SIlss Gladys SInrtlns, Sliss Alice
Gibson, SIlss Freda King, SIlss Pauline
Frnncls. SIlss Leona Williams, SIlss Alice
Barnes, SIlss Marguerite Bastford, SIlss
Helen Dutton, SIlss Ethel Sllverwood,
SIlss Myrtle Nowklrk, SIlss SInrlon Jones,
SIlss Elizabeth Goll and SIlss Esther
Young.
Tioga
Sirs. W. Burt Thompson gave a delight
fully appointed luncheon yesterday at
her home, 2209 West Ontario street. In
honor of Sirs. Herman Sonneborn. The
decorations were In the form of a dainty
Japanese garden, the flowers used being
tiny white rosebuds and maidenhair ferns.
Sir. and Sirs. Helster S. Hunter, of 3431
north 23d street, gave a card party
last night at their home.
SIlss SHna Newlands. of 4152 North
Broad street, entertained Informally last
night, when her guests included Sliss
Slarte C. WIest. Sliss Violet Williams,
Sirs. Howard N. Abbott, SIlss Edith
Clarke, Sliss Virginia Hume, SIlss Edna
St. Lindner, Sliss Slarian Hume. Silas Ger
trude Hall, Sliss Ella V. Abbott and Sliss
Clara Abbott.
TERRAPINS TO DINE MAYOR
Members of His Cabinet Will Also Be
at Banquet
Slayor Smith and the members of his
cabinet will be guests of honor this eve
ning at the annual dinner of the Ter
rapin Club at the Manufacturers' Club.
Tho list of diners will Include public men
of both city and State.
Lieutenant Governor Franklin B. Sic
Claln will be toastmaster and among
those who have accepted Invitations are
United States Senators Penrose and
Oliver, Governor Brumbaugh, former
Secretary of State Knox. Mayor Arm
strong, of Pittsburgh; Senators Edwin H
Vara and James P. McN'lchol. Congress
man William S. Varc. Justice E. A.
Whaling, Judge J. Henry Williams, Con
gressmen George R. Graham, Peter E.
Costello, J. Hampton Slooro and y. W.
GreUt; William E. Crow, Republican
State Chairman; Charles A. Ambler,
Speaker of the House, City Solicitor John
P. Connelly. ex-Judge James Gay Gordon.
E. T Stotesbury Bandal Morgan. Joseph
McCaU. A. T Dice, WUUaro, E Pattou
and many other men of prominence In th
political and financial world.
8, 1910.
YOUNG FOLK INTERESTED
IN COMING CHARITY AFFAIR
Junior Auxiliary of St. Francis' Home for Convalfe-
cents Is Preparing to Give a Vaudeville Show
and Dance in February
M
RETINGS nre belnir held am
il re-
ts of
henrsats slnrteil by the members of
Junior Auxiliary of St. Francis' Con
valescent Home, nt Darby, for their
annual show nnd dance, which Is to bo
given at the Bellevue-Stratford on Feb
ruary 4. The officers of the nuxlllnry aro
Miss Frances L Sullivan, president; Miss
I Marguerite Engan, vice president; Miss
I Marguerite Tloran, second vice president;
Miss Kathryn MrMnhnu. treasurer; Miss
Mnrgni-et l.ainoirllc, secretary: Miss
Mnrle (Inrrlty, recording secretary.
The Tvrollennes were entertained nt a
formal ipri'ptloti last ttnturday evening
nt the home of Mr. J. Slurrny Grler, 6012
North llth street, Logan. An excellent
musical program was given and dancing
wns Indulged In during the course of the
evening. The guests Included SIlss Tn
lor. SIlss Jean Collins. Sliss Ruth lled
rlcks, SIlss .Mary SUllmnn, Sttss Edith
Lynch. Sliss Stnrgnret Hayes. Sir. J,
.Murray Grler, Sir. Wallace II. Dulle. Sir.
1'. Coulter lntenmnn, Mr ('. Norton
Shirk, Sir. Charles Slollenhauer, 3d, and
Sir. J. King Jamison.
Tho Uee Bee Sewing Circle held an Inv
piomptu meeting nt the homo of Sirs. W.
Hognrt. 2510 North Dakota street, which
was voted n line evening, as Stlsn Anna
Shapiro, nsslsted by SIlss Fny Pollock,
gave nn Interesting exhibition of the
undent nrt of dancing, and SIlss Frances
Xacknn gave a vocnl solo.
The party wns chaperoned by Sirs. 12.
C Bellow h. nnd among llio.se present
wero the Sllsses Anna S. Shapiro, Fay F.
Pollock, 12. t. Bellows.Ficnces E. jaclinn,
Leah Cohen, SIntllda Cohen, line Rosen
thal. Pauline Cacknrlns nnd Sarah Kohn.
Gentlemen present wero the Slessrs, Rcn
Jnmln Rycr, Slaurlco Odell. Oscar Pol
lock, Wllllnm Cohen, Louis Greenberg,
Jack Weber, David Gold, Michael Hend
ler, Stnx Sillier and Jack Gold,
On Friday evening SIlss Pearl Gnvcntcr,
Germantown
The next meeting of the SInnhelm Dnnc
Ing Class, directed by Sirs. George A,
Brooke, will tnko plnco nn Saturday,
Jnnunry 15. SIlss Elizabeth SIncCuen
Smith will entertain nt dinner beforo
tho dance.
The next meeting of Sirs. Edward
Troth's dancing class will take place at
SInnhelm on Frldny evening, Jnnunry 11.
Sirs. Wllllnm P. Barba. of West Coulter
street, has gone to Atlantic City for
several days.
Sliss Josephine Reeves, dnughter of Sir.
and Sirs. F. Uutler Reeves, Jr., of Ab
hottsford avenue, has returned to Sweet
brlnr School, Sweetbrlnr, Va,
Sirs. Wheeler Lord, of 335 SInnhelm
street, nccompanied by her small son,
Slastcr Wheeler Lord, Jr., Is spending a
few dnys In New York.
Sir. nnd Sirs. Thomns Kcnworthy, of 423
West Hortter stieet, entertained nt din
ner on Thursday evening. Their guests
wero Sir. nnd Sirs. Rudolph Goehrlng nnd
Dr. nnd Sirs. Raymond Leopold,
Roxborough
Sirs. Harry II. Swnrtz, of tho Falls ot
Schuylkill, announces tho marriage ot her
daughter, SIlss Ethel Rlghter Swnrtz, to
Dr. William Dichm on Wednesday, Jan
uary 5.
Tho members of James SIcFndyon
Camp, Sons of Veterans, havo elected the
following ofllcers: Sir. Henry Angstndt,
commander: Sir. Herman SInrlln, senior
vice commander; Sir. Matthew SchalTer,
Junior vlco commander; Sir. William
Lush, chaplain; Sir. Daniel Wllhere, patri
otic Instructor; Sir. Harvey Angatadt,
guide; Sir. Richard Ambrose, color
bearer; Sir. George Habby nnfi Sir. Jacob
Chllds, guides.
Sirs. Christopher Wood, of Harmon
rond. will entertain the members of the
Roxborough Auxiliary of Camp Devltt
on Tuesday, January II.
Sir. and Sirs. Herbert J. Brambley have
returned from their wedding Journey nnd
are receiving nt their home. 2312 Pechln
street. Sirs. Brambley was .SIlss Slary E.
Sillier, daughter of Sirs. V. Alice Sillier,
of 457 Lcverlngton avenue.
Northeast Philadelphia
Sir. and Sirs. Sfcllvaln, of Wilmington,
Del., and Sir. W. H. Hershcy, of Balti
more, who hnve been tho guests of Sir.
and Sirs. Davis, of 2320 East Cumberland
street, have returned to their respective
homes.
A dinner will be given by SIlss Srnbel
Kehr Donnelly for Sirs. Albert Kaufman,
of Indianapolis, formerly of Philadelphia,
tomorrow evening.
A party will be given this evening by
the Ductus Tredlcum Club In honor of
Sliss OIg.i Szego, of Now York, at the
home of Sirs. J. Seedman, 1318 North 8th
street. Among those present will be SIlss
Slrnnle (lrabosky, SIlss Slartha Grabo-
sky, Sliss Besslo Goldman, SIlss Hannah
Goldstein, Sliss Ida Slyerson, Sliss Slary
Slossoultz, Sliss Dorothy Totsky, SIlss
Sophlo Relder, SIlss Helen Dion, Sir.
Richard Goldberg, Sir. Jack Goldman,
Sir. Isaac Grabosky, Sir. Frank Horo
witz, Sir. Edwin Kauffman, Sir. Herman
Seldman, Sir. Louis Rablnowltz, Sir.
I.oul3 Wnllenback, Sir. Herman Spitz,
Sir. Slax Goodman. Sliss Clara Hlrsch,
Sliss Sadie Hlrsch, Sliss Slollie Seldman
and Sliss Anna Grabosky will receive the
guests.
SIlss Sllrlam Klein, of S3S North 5th
street, has returned from a short stay In
New York, where she has been visiting
relatives and friends.
Sliss Florence Sillier, of 911 North 8th
street. Is the guest of SIlss Aurella D.
Sptelman, of New York.
SIlss Elizabeth Sharp, of 7th nnd Cooper
streets, was in charge of the program
of the Camden Beading Club, which met
with Sirs. Isabel Clark, of 503 West Maple
avenue, Slerchantvllle.
Sirs. IJnwood Sillier, of Toledo, O., has
returned to her home after visiting rela
tives In North Camden.
The engagement of Sliss Edna Cross
ley, of Trenton, to Sir. E. P. Wescott,
son of Attorney General and Sirs. John
W. Wescott. of East Haddontleld, has
been announced.
What's Doing Tonight
Jackson Pay
AdelDhU llotl.
dinner ot Domocratlc Club,
IlauquM. Ttrrapln
Club.
Olub, Manufacturea"
N'eu Century Club, anoual nwvloe.
Peon) Ivanla ltatlroad Aaudoiag'
AJelpbU HeUL
dlMMr,
Notices for tbe Society pace will be
accepted and printed in the Urcnloff
Ledger, but all auili notice nnut be
written on one aide of (he pane.-, niuat bo
algntd In full, with full addrca, uml
ukea poaalble telephone Dumber utuat be
elvcn.
Scud all aucb rouuuuiilcatiou tu
"Society lUlltur." Ut tulas Ltdjcn (03
Cbcatuut trL
Vnleaa ibcaa rcqulrcpicuU ate carried
out to. that TcrllltuUoij may be puible.
t' jlotka vi Ul not b publUhrd.
ll'-
I of 818 Balnbrldge street, entertained her
I friends nt a New Year's Eve party and
Dutch supper. Thoso present were Miss)
Pearl Gavcntcr, SIlss Daisy Gavcnter,
SIlss Esther Hinder, .Miss Lillian Levlne,
SIlss Rcrtha. Cohen, SIlss Reba Bodnlck.
Miss Rose Wnllcnbnch, SIlss Lottie Ce
Han. SIlss Smry Cellnn. SIlss Florence
Robinson, SIlss Clara Greenfield, Sllsa
Stnr.i Hnrils. SIlss Dora Lande, Mr. Na
thaniel Cellnn, Str. Jnck S Kessler, Mr.
Jack Kramer, Sir Joseph Srhults, Sir,
Dave Rosner, .Mr. C. Gold, Doctor Ml
rhenls, Sir. I,ou!s Holln nnd Sir David
A bin ms. ,
Mr. nnd Sirs. Clinrles Burke Miller had
ns their guests during tho holidays at
their home In Glen Iron Sir. J. II Church
nnd Str. A. Heine, of New York, nnd Miss
Uyors, of Stilton. Pa Sirs. Sillier Was
formerly SIlss June E. Church, daughter
of John S. Church, of Glen Iron, Pa. Her
marrlngo to Sir. Sillier look place several
years ngo.
Stlss Alice Buckborn, of West Clear
field street, entertained a few of her
friends nt her home on New Year's night
Among thoso present wero SIlss Anna
Fegoly. Sliss Slarguerlto Greenlee, SIlss
Jcaiictta Slllter. SIlss Florence Sullivan,
Sir. Frank Hethcrlugton, Sir. Harold Ir
ving. Sir Ronald Irving, Sir Artie Shaw
nnd Sir. Clarence Schumaker.
Alt arrangements have been completed
for the annual danco to bo held on tho
evening of Wednesday, Jnnunry 12, at the
Apollo Drawing Rooms, 1726 North Broad
street, bytho Alumni Association of the
Hebrew Education Society. Very nttrao
tlve unique features, every hour on the
hour, will make the affair tho most In
teresting of the season. Tho committee
hi chargo is working di.lgcntly to mako
this affair a financial ns well as a dis
tinct social success In order to continue
tho activity of tho association during
tho coming year. Promenade nnd dance
music will bo furnished by tho Pomerants
Orchestra.
Lansdowrie
The Neighbors' Club will hold Its an
nual banquet In tho Twentieth Century
Club on January 13. Sir. S. N. Jlorton Is
chairman of tho commltteo and the officers
of tho club nre: President. Sir. William
Cooper; secretary. Sir. Edward RIttcn
house, nnd treasurer, Sir. Horace Long.
SIlss Frances Hngy, of South Lans
downe avenue, has returned to the Bir
mingham School for Girls. SIlss Hngy
was tho guest of her sister, Sirs. Frank
Sngcndprph, during tho holidays.
The Gleo Club of the Country Club will
glvo a recital In the Twentieth Century
Club on Jnnunry 14.
Sir. nnd Sirs. W. C. Jackson, of dast
Greenwood avenue, will entertain nt
cards this evening In" honor of their
guests, Sir. nnd Sirs. Benjamin Watsorl,
nnd Sir. nnd Sirs. G. It. Bullen, of Balti
more. Their guests will be Sir. nnd Mrs,
Andrew Young, Sir. and Sirs. C. F. Gal
lagher. Sir. nnd Sirs. John W. ftoon, Sir.
and Sirs. Frank G. Bu,rrows, and Dr. and
Sirs. John B. Davis.
Sirs. Croswcll SIcBeo
from a recent Illness.
Is recovering
Sir. and Sirs. George C. Adams have
moved from Allentown Into their new
home, 32 Enst Greenwood avenue.
Delaware County
Str. nnd Sirs. Randall Knox, of Media,
nro receiving congratulations on tho birth
of a daughter.
Sirs. Frederick T. Cooper, of Slcdln. Is
visiting friends in Wnshlngton, D. C.
Trofessor and Sirs. Howard Fields, who
hnve been visiting Sir. Thomas Fields, of,
Sledla, returned yesterday to their home
In Allentown.
Sir. John Spain, of Enst Lansdowne, Is
In Atlantic City for several months.
Sir. and Sirs. J. C. Atwnter, who spent
tho holidays with their parents. Sir. and
Sirs. J. Chester Wilson, of Aldan, re
turned today to their home'ln Baltimore.
Camden and Vicinity
Dr. and Sirs. W. IL Izard, of 411 North
4th street, hnve been entertaining their
dnughter. Sirs, O. L. Sleodo, nnd her
son, Parker Steade, of Cleveland.
Str. and Sirs. Montrevllla Shlnn, of
West Haddanfleld. have announced tha
engagement of their only daughter. Miss
.Miriam Itenmer sninn. to air. James Hor
ace Hunt, son of Sir. James Wood Hunt.
Sirs. Elmer Farley, of East Orange, la
visiting her father. Sir. John J, Bur
leigh, ot Slerchantvllle.
SIlss Elizabeth Busk, of Centre street,
Haddontleld, entertained at luncheon
Tuesday afternoon nt her home In honor
of Miss Slarlon Chllds. of West Colllnga
wood, whose engagement to Sir. Bayard
Kraft has been announced.
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