rAKCY WYNNE'S DAILY GOSSIP ON
ftlie Fortnightly Dancing Class Will Meet Tonight at
Horticultural Hall Numerous Box Parties for
"Magic Jtnute" at upera House Other Doings
'mtre second, meeting of the Kort-
M nightly Cotlltona will bo held to-
nlrbt at Horticultural riau. riieso
affair were BtnrteU ft number of years
igo tor the girls alrendj out, nnd tho
'"everlasting" debutantes to whom
attaining Is given over were not al
lowed to put their wee nones Into these
nartles. which were llrst given nt the
.m Natatorlum Hall, then at Ashor's,
and n they crew In tho number of
subscribers were Anally transferred to
Horticultural Hall, where they nro still
held. But nlas! Tho original plan 1ms
dot been held to, nnd ninny a debu
tante attends these parties as well us
her older slaters.
The chaperoncs of tho .Fortnightly
this yar lnclui, J1,, GcorKO Mason
Chichester, Mrs. Arthur II. I.en, Mrs.
Joseph 1'arkcr Norrla, Mrs. Jones Win
ter Mrs. .T. Madison Taylor, Mrs.
William Wurts Harmnr, Mrs. Howard
Wirrts Pago and Mrs, William I'cnn
Troth.
The Horry Thayers' dance Inst night
at the Itltz-Cnrlton was ft wonderful
affAlr In tho form of n Black-and-white
costume party. Mrs. Thnyor
has made myriads of friends since
h married Harry sonic two yearB
Lro, and Is ono of tho most populnr
'vou'nr. matrons In town. Sho Is ox-
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Hremeiy proujr, ui uimmu ui"--. "
very clear complexion, and has a
ltn sense of humor, which Is a Kindly
' "ne as well, so overy ono hkcs ncr 1111
t nienscly. nnd she and her handsome
S'fclr husband are always at every
affair of Unportancc.
Strange to say, Kllzabeth Qrimths
... 1 1. t tAlitilini4ri ntna.
wmausoiuieij iim uii.j uwuuiown. ii So
lent. Thcro were a few of lust year's
' itb$, nnd most of tlio otner guests
'were from the younger married set.
I And Judging from thoso who attended
It was, Indeed, qulto "ft tiream or rair
women." Just think, Mrs. Gardner
' Cssatt. Polly Dixon inai was; Airs.
iTom nldgway; Mrs. Archlo Thomson,
i'Mrs. Andrew wnceier, nirs. unariio
'Mutin, Mrs. William Doimcn Sirs.
;Marechal Drown, Jr., Mrs. Harry Hnrt,
; Mrs. Sidney Brock, Mrs. Craig Hlddle,
Mrs. Bob Largo nnd many others. It
was really a great bucccss.
There will be a number of opera
i box parties tonight, when, with tho re-
I turn of tho Metropolitan Company, tho
j fr&na tier win unco muru sviiummu
.and twinkle anew with JowoU nnd gor
leous gowns on equally gorgeous wom
en. AlecK inrnaii win give a. jiurty
1 in his grandmother's, Mrs. Alexander
Brtnton Coxe's, box for his fiancee,
Ellae Hopkins. And Mrs, Harrison
'Smith will also entertain. Tho Henry
, Pratt McKcons will give a dinner early
In the evening and entertain In' their
box, which they own Jointly with tho
Tom McKeans.
Last night scorned to be an off-night
I fbr tho debutantes ns thcro wero no
: dances, though n few theatro parties
t vera given, and several family parties
r,Trere given at the various theatres:
Jr Instance, at tho performance of
,"0n Trial" at the QarrlcJ; last night,
Mrs. Megargeo Wright was In a box
.with her two daughters, Margaret and
'Hanna, and her sister, Miss Mao Con-
,over. Hannah Is really very pretty,
,"and was extremely well dressed. I
(noticed Bllllo Carter In tho orchestra
'teats with his son, young William T.
Carter, and his nephew, Carter Leldy,
;They were all Intensely Interested In
the play, one little girl of about U,
.who was with her parents, finding it
difficult to restrain tho" tears. Her
taothcr was regrettlntr thnt she had
hot seen it first before brlnclntr her. as
'rfpo though It was and filled with
strong lessons. A lighter play would
ih.H. 1 ... . . .. !
!iua iit!(.u Tnnrn Hinrnn n rrw nun nr
iher years.
i As Thursday approaches our Inter
t In tho "Gambol of tho Gods at
(Monte Carlo," which will be held that
ijnlg-ht In tho Bellevuo-Stratford ball
room, waxes greater nnd creater. I
jthink the cast 13 splendid, and am
wondering Just how the wholo thing
will be put together, Doctor Hoyt. ot
tae Plays and riayers, la In It, and you
taow he is always Interesting. I never
w a man perform so mnnv romnrkn.
Q1 tricks (that is, an amateur). I am
twaing forward to a wonderful per
formance. All tho entertainments got
Jen up for tne Museum nnd School of
Industrial Art are ant in hn imlnim In
extreme, NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
KJi.f.na ?'". .Henry Brlntort Coxe will
Riti-Carlt nner " February 10 at the
1? r. and Mrs. Rldnnv 1 TH.Io.. TtrnM
Thn7 a Jlnne" t the rilts-Carlton 011
.IBUrtday prior to Hl "rinmhnl nf tho
the7m .th,e Belleyue-Stratford in which
"?y Will take 'part. . -
: thelriIHa'f;V?"no"t!co he engagement
to Mr pinio ' aiargarei uoua.
dJS, ?: , ' vcrford, class of 19H. Mlsa
r"al l,ln hep srtiim. x-o- o tj-.... i-
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knv LVa S9"t,he-n Brazil, while In Al
Sth. u,y fe" and sustained a fracture
to a t,i! i.w.ri,t- necessitating Ida going
ih. nS?fM1' Mrs. Klnsolvlng has left
u., -it wa. jiuii it .m iv inanivini'
W X.? 8 t" Albany to be with
tmiSXr'. The hPe ' reu"
to
Mrs. lTaw... .
lltrtet JTiTi I' "' an, Locust
hraoon. ' V at hom on Wednesday aft
DwS hai2 ,January. after o'clock. No
K Have beea sent out. .
PTh......i... . 7 . .. . .. ... .
ICluh ki r.",e Doa f the Treole-Clef
IClab Ii Vuall" "eet at the, Acorn
teVthm?il? reception and musical
IaO"!!! " ,rora 3 to S at tho Utt-
fcUf'w.? ,",! Frederick W. Schmidt.
tnt.wir' rtu"ed from New York,
Stiort '. at dlnnr a' h Bellevue-
fttJJA-? Sade-. t 32s if
Ja irom I until 7 nVWk in meet
O. Park. t( New York.
ttii Vr- wHer Jackson Freeman
wiemiii m dhuier tonlghtta honor of
Aoei Smyth, daughter l Mr.
MATTERSOF SOCIAL INTEREST
nnd Mrs. William ,T. Smyth, before the
meeting of tho Fortnightly cotillon.
?." lJ' .n",Ilnrd lodgers nnd Miss Isobcl
J lino nodgers will entertain at dinner to
night In honor ot Mlna Mnrla de Itoscnko.
Mlss Lucllo Anna de Merlin Lusson will
ue guest of honor nt nn opera parly to
night, which will be given by her grand
mother, Mrs. L. J. M. Lusson. Among the
other guests will bo Miss Edith Oracle, of
Washington. Miss Kntherlno Horner Belt,
of Warrcnton, Vn., nnd Miss Virginia
Armstrong Payne, also of Virginia.
Mrs. Caleb J. Milne. Jr., of J03i Walnut
street, w It give a luncheon, followed by
niietlon bridge, thla nftcrnoon nt l!30
o'clock.
Mrs. William
Informally thla
I3 South ISth
been sent out.
H. Bonner will receive
nftcrnoon at her homo
street, No cnids have
Mrs. J. J. crozer Orimth, of 810 Spruco
street, wilt not receive this afternoon ow
mg to a recent death In her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Pero Wllmer, whdso nmr
rlago took plnco last Tuesday, are spend-
m,"?"10 ,1,l,e ,n Bermuda. Mrs. Wllmer
will bo remembered ns Mrs. J. Nelson
1'urvlnncc.
.Mr- ond Mrs. Ocorge McKeown, of
vt l.ssnnlckon, iinnounce tlio niigngeuipnt
of their daughter. MIsh Ktlnhoii. ti
tJIcKcown, to Dr. Thomas S. MacKnlght,
Z A,e,v ,.5ork' a0" of Dr- "n'1 Mrs. Adam
t. ..,atiMiiBm, ot ran mvor, .Mass.
Along the Main Line
ARDMuItH-l.-riend.i of Mrs. Byron
Pomoroy. of the Lancaster Apartments,
will ho glad to learn that sho Is rapidly
recovering from her recent Illness.
Thcro will ho a euchre nnd promenado
In the Parish Ball. Argylo rond, on
Ihursday evening, .Inmmry 27, for tlio
bcncllt of the St. Column's Church, of
Ardmorc. The affair Is under the man
agement ot Miss Alnry Herrlty and Miss
Mary Oallugher.
Chestnut Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Itolllnshenit Taylor, of
S10I St. Martin's lane, will glvo a dinner
on Wednesday, Jnnuiry 10.
Mr. llnrlnti Page, of Allen Ijino nnd
Oreeno street. Is suffering from n nervous
breakdown. Members of (ho family wero
summoned to New York nt once. How
ever. Mr. Page's condition Is Improving
steadily
German town
Dr. William B. Swnrtloyf of 6212 G'er
mantown nvenue, who has been serving
as a surgeon In the American Ambulance
Hospital In Paris, sailed a few days ago
from Bordeaux nn tho Kspagne. The ship
Is expected to dock In New York today or
tomorrow.
Tho Women's Permanent Kmergoticy
Association of Germnnlown, now working
for wnr sufferers, moots overy Friday
from 10 until 1 o'clock, in tho museum in
A'crnon Park. Workers and money nro
badly needed. Mrs. M. P. Huston Is tho
corresponding secretary and Mrs. Walter
P. Shipley tho treasurer.
Mrs. I. AVoodbrldgo Blley. of Pough
kecpsie. N. Y., has returned to her homo
nfter having visited her mother, Mrs.
Kdward Troth, of 3118 West I'cnn street,
for a fortnight.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Margaret Plelth, of am Pine
street, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Epstein at dinner last Saturday evening.
Mrs. John C. Appenbnck, of D318
Thompson street, who hns been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. David Paunce,
of Flatbusli, Brooklyn, returned homo
Sunday evening.
Miss Buth C. Wagner, ot 320 South 42d
street, has returned to school lu Mary
land, after spending tho holidays with
her parents.
Miss Helen McSorley and Miss Mar
garet McSorley entertained at their home
on Sunday evening. Among those pres
ent wero Miss Marie Pounds, Miss Clare
Pounds. Miss Eleanor McCrossIn, Miss
Adelaide Glltlngham, Miss Isabel Mc
Neils. Miss Anna -McNeils. Mr. James
Conley, Mr. John Woolley, Mr. Martin
Henry, Mr. Frank Carney, Sfr. Joseph
Dougherty, Mr. Paul McClcary and Mr.
Drew Toland.
The Itcgal Club announces that Its
next dance U to be held Saturday eve
ning, February 12. at the Philomuslan
Club, 33B Walnut street.
Mrs. T. B. Stevens, of 4K3 Chester ave
nue, entertained a number of friends nt
dinner last week. The guests Included
.Mrs. M. It. Moore. Mrs. Jack Lake. Mrs.
Harry Hllyeau. Mrs. George Moore and
Mlsa Emma Adams.
Along the Reading
Mr. nnd Mrs. If. E. De Puy, Mr. and
Mrs. F. P. Webb and their niece, and
Mr. Harry Schlvely, of Jenklntown. will
sail Thursday, January 13. from New York
for Nassau, B. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Theodore Hlswanger
will be at homo at 6521 North 13th street.
Oak Lane, after January J5. No cards
have been sent out. Mrs. Bjswanger was
Mlsa Louise Pauline Bleger, daughter
Of Mrs. Leonard Bleger, of Oak Lane,
before her marriage December 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Boscoe T. Fibble, of Oak
Lane, will spend the later part of Jan
uary at Lake Placid, N, Y. They will
leave Saturday, January IB.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stewart, of
Spring and Elklns avenues, have as their
guests Mr. Jind Mrs. Ellsworth Haw
thorne, of Urldgeport, Conn.; Mrs. 8.
Marie Mulford, Mrs.1 Charles Davles and
Miss Emille Mulford, all of New York.
North Philadelphia
The members of the North Philadelphia
Beal Estate Brokers' Association, num
bering more than 150. who uro In busi
ness north qf Glrard avenue, will hold
their annual banquet at the Adelplda on
Saturday night, February $ Addresses
will be made by Congressman J. Hamp
ton Moore, Mr. George Webster, Mr. Ed
ward J. Cattail. Mr, Franklin Spencer
Edmunds and Mr. Calvin O. Althouse.
The Banquet Committee Is composed of
Sir. Balph It. Stearley, chairman ; Mr.
William Lewis, Mr. Edward V. O'Harlan.
Mr. Walter Gabell and Mr. William H.
Sadlelr. The association was formed four
years ago and has rapidly increased its
membership. The officers are: President,
Mr. Samuel J. Abernethy; vice presi
dent, Mr. Louis J. Suesa; secretary, Mr.
William Brlnkworth, and treasurer, Mr.
William J. Geggts.
The Luther League of the Holy Cross
German Lutheran Church, 8th street and
I ehlgh avenue, has elected the following
officers for 131S: Mr. John Bickter, presj.
denti Mr- waiter .cueruuru, vice presi
dent; Sir. W- Thomulka. secretary, and
Miss E. Kauffeld, treasurer. The next
meeting wl be held on Tuesday night,
February I, when, the principal number
on tbe program will b debate: "Be
solved. That it Country Olrl Makes a
Better Wife Than a City Girt The
Kev. Dr. Me'0'111' lh new pastor will
make n address. t
1
ETByiHG LtePqEB-PHTIADELPHIA. TUESDAY, JAtftTAR
'" " " " ' ' "j -
MR. AND JIKS. FREDERICK F. A. PEARSON
Mrs. Pearson vns formerly Miss Eleanor Bryant, of this city. Sho was introduced into society in
October at 11 tea Riven by nor mother, Mrs. Wntter Henderson Bryant, nnd her enKngcment to Mr. Pear
son was announced that snme day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Pearson were married on November 24 at St. Mark's
Church, this city. Thoy will make their homo in New York. The above photo was taken nt Pinehurst, N. C.
Tioga
Mr. Max Stcchert, nt 3S23 North ISth
street, will give a dunce 011 Saturdny
nlgbt at Carpenter's Hull, In honor of his
daughter, Miss Bcntrlcn Htvehcrt. Palms,
ferns nnd evergreens will bo used hi tlio
decorations. The guests will include Miss
Bernlco Block, Miss Anita Lang, Miss
Sadlo Apfclbaum, Miss Blanche Boscn
berg, Miss Agntha Bosenbcrg, Miss Flor
enco Berkowltz, Miss Adelaide Bcrkowltz,
Mlsa Madalclnc Welgnrd, Miss Uilllnn
Dlum, Miss violet Ounen, Miss Ncttlo
Worth. Miss Jcanuctto Katz, Miss Estclla
Oreensimn, Miss Frances Katz, Miss
Florence I.oeb, Miss Nettle Weiss, Miss
Alllo Marcus, Miss Bcna Silverman, Miss
Dora Silverman, Miss Snblna Snmucl,
Miss Miie Vendlg, Miss Corlnne Vcndlg,
Mr. Alfred Abrnms, Mr. Milton Vcndlg,
Mr. Jack Wlcgund. Sir. Philip Illanckcn
see, Mr. Milton Greenspan, Mr. Morris
Halin. Mr. Isndor Herz. Mr. Dnvld Haas,
Mr. Wilfred Jncobl, Mr. Bertram Knr
funklc, Mr. Harry Martin, Mr. Samuel
Lowey, Mr. Herman Miller, Mr. Jnck
Meyers, Mr. David Neumark, Mr. Arthur
Taub, Mr. Abnor Scbolgatsh, Mr. Harry
Spaeth, Mr. Chnrles Scbatz, Mr. Adelbert
Stechort and Sir. Baymond Stcchert.
At the annual meeting of tho Friendly
Men's Bible Class, of tne t'nltcd Evan
gelical Sunday school, held at the homo
of Mr. John Do Frehn, 31)01 Germantown
avenue, these olllcers wero elected for tho
New Year: President, Sir. J. Homer IJn-
denmuth;. vice president, Mr. Harry
Sides: secretary. .Mr. Georgo B. Uxlcy,
and' treasurer, Mr. Allan H I.liidcumuth.
Northeast Philadelphia
A meeting of tho sowing circle of the
Immaculate Conception Church, at Front
and Allen streets, was held last night
nt the homo of Mrs. A. L. Baker, 1121
Mnrborough street. Among those pres
ent were .Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Con
nltf, Miss Carrlo Campbell, Miss Mary
Campbell. Mrs. Margaret Ifonney, Miss
Emma Logan, Miss Mary Mackel. Miss
Mary Corcoran, Miss May Hollowcll. Miss
Mary Baker and Miss Sara Dugan.
Mrs. Louis Diamond anil her son. John
Sidney Diamond, of 3123 Frankford ave
nue, are at Cape May, visiting Mrs. Dia
mond's parents, Sir. and Mrs. J. Dannen
baum. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Prespcr, of 2307
Frankford avenue, havo returned from
Lawrencevllle, Pa., whero they visited
their son and dnughtcr-ln-law, Dr. and
Sirs. E. J. Prespen
Sir. and Mrs. George H. Henderson, of
IIS Apsley street, entertained at cards
011 Thursday evening, followed by sup
per. Langhorne
Mr. ami Sirs. J. W. Runaii and their
daughter, Sllss Slargaret V. Itunyan,
have closed their summer homo and are
spending tho winter In town.
Sir. and Sirs. Furman Slarshall enter
tained the Friday Evening Card Party
t dinner last week.
Sllss Laura Hlbbs, of New York, Is vis
iting Mr. and Sirs. Paschall Hlbbs.
Sllss Belle Campbell, of Ford City, is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Thomas.
MISS BESSIE RABINOWITZ
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Kablnowitz. whose betrothal
tq Mr, William Bregman, was an
nounced recently,
s-usi.S',: ymtt-. kv - r tmmmimvm . mr.
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Q3W sfe2
Weddings
HEBIIEUT-HAINES.
A wedding of Interest will take place
at 7:30 o'clock this evening nt the Church
of tho Holy Trinity, when Slles Helen
Smith Haines, ilnughtor of Sir. and Mrs.
Josoph Haines, of tho llellovuc-Stratford.
will become the brido of Sir. Walter
Gnrsed Herbert, son ot Sir. nnd Sirs. Nn
tbanlel Herbert, of 500 North 32d street.
The ceremony will bo performed by tho
Bov. Floyd Tomklns, D. D., rector of tho
church. Tho bride, who will bo given
In marriage by her father, will bo at
tended by Sirs. Joseph Hnlncs. Jr.. who
will act as matron of honor; Sllss Cor
ullo Pcale, who will attend as maid of
honor, nnd the following bridesmaids
Sllss Isabel SK-nr!ng, Sllss !raco SlcCal
lum, .Miss Dorothy Palmer ami Sllss
Adalyn Palmer. Sir. Joscnh 1 Initios. Jr..
will act as best man, and tho ushers
will Include Sir. Harlan Skcrrett. Sir.
llnrold Clarke. Sir. I.eou Herbert. Sir.
Iioyclon Hunt and Sir. Nnthan Spearing.
Tho bride will wear a gown of white
satin, embroidered In silver: tho bodice,
which Is to bo scmlilccollete, will bo
adorned with silver lace. Her veil of
tullo will be arranged In simple folds
over tho forehead, and she will carry a
bouquet of lilies of the villey and orchids.
After tho ceremonv n reception to CM
guests will bo held In the Hoso Gardens
of the Ilcllevue. Th young couple will
go to tho Bahamas on their bridal tour,
and upon their return will live at tho
Bcllovue-Stratford.
EPSTEIN-imOOKE.
An Interesting wedding took place Inst
Friday evening at 7 o'clock, when Sllss
Slartha H. llrooke. daughter of Sirs.
Josophlno Brooke, of 1210 North B3d street,
became- tho bride of Mr. Walter Epstein,
of Blohmoud, Va. The ceremony was per
formed by the Itev. l Grant Hooper tn
his home, 1700 North &3th streot.
Tho bride's attendant was Sllss Marie
SI. Flclth. Sir. 11. 1,. llrooke, a In other
of the brldo. acted as best man. Supper
was served at the Adclphla Hotel.
After an extensive tour of the .Southern
States, Sir. and Sirs. Epstoln will live In
West Philadelphia nfter Easter.
South Philadelphia
Sllss Gcnevicvo Farrell. of lfc22 South
Broud street, eutortnlned her sowing clr
clo on Saturday nfternoun. The mem
bers of the club Include Sllsa Slargaret
Howard,- SUbs Joscphlnn Powers. Sllss
Slay SIcCube. Sirs. Norman GUI. Sllsa
Slargaret O'Neill, Sllsa Stary Elllnger and
Sllss Ella Fnrrell.
Sllss Mary Lynch, of Sterlton. Pa., is
spending a few weeks with her cousin,
Sirs. Connie Schubert. Jr., 2212 South Bon
sall street.
Captain Andrew Gilbert gave an oyster
supper to his friends at his cottage In
National Park, N. J., last week, at which
many prominent South Philadclphiaiis
were present.
A surprise party was given Sllss Sine
SlcGoldrlck at her home. IIS Feinon
street. last Thursday evening. Tho eve
ning was spent In singing and dancing,
followe4 by refreshments.
Doctor and Sirs, Hnppel, ot 20u2 South
19th Btreet. entertained a number of
friends from New York and Lancaster
over the New Year holidays.
Sirs. Sarah Quatle, or 1811 East Pass
yunk avenue. has announced tho
betrothal of her daughter. Miss Eva
Quatle, to Sir. Jack Caspar, of 13 Tasker
street.
The members of the Outlos Olkos
Sigma were entertained by Sllss Ethel
Richards at her home last week.
Hinging and dancing were Indulged lu and
rerresnments were served.
Wilmington
Mr. and Sirs. Pierre a. du Pont will
have Sir, and Sirs. Danllo Belli) and Sir
and Sirs, Nathaniel Robertson, of Scrun
ton. Pa., at Longwood for the Assembly
and will give a dinner In their honor the
next night.
Sirs. William Moore Compton, of New
York city, and MUs E. S, Thomas of
Washington, D. C, were guests of Sirs.
Eugene du Pont at Pelleport the past
week. They returned home on Saturday.
Sliss Amy E. du Pont has returned from
New York city, whero she went for the
marriage of Mrs. Harry Hudson Smith
and Harry C. Adams, both of Philadel
phia. Mr. and Mrs. Adams sailed from
New York for a wedding trip to Havana,
Cuba, and on their return they wil live
In Philadelphia.
I
Notice tor the Society pax will be
accepted and printed la the Erenlox
Ledger, but mU uch notices mast b
written on ana (Ids of the paper, moat ba
Jxned la full, with uU addes, nd
nbco poaslble telephone number uiiut ba
alTtn.
Send aU such communication to
"Society Editor." Evening ltlstg, C0J
Chestnut at-ttt,
VnUaa tncao requirement nr carried
out i thai icrlflcitUon may ba poulble.
(be notice nLU not ba yublUbad.
tnderwooil 3c Underwood.
Frankford
Sllss Knthryn Pepprr has returned to
hor home, having spent several days with
Dr. and Sirs. J. K. Harpel. of 117 East
Tnbor road, Olney.
Sir. find Sirs. William Alfred Mghtfoot.
of 3a Comly street, nro receiving con
gratulations on tho birth ot a son.
Tho regular monthly meeting of tho
Mothers' Club, of Frnnkfoid, will bo held
nt the Friends' Schoolhousc, Orthodox
nnd l'enn streets, Wednesday, January
12. at 3 p. 111. Sirs. N. Hitchcock, of the
Civic Club, will glvo n lecture on "Pure
Food."
srr. mid Sirs. John Fletcher cntertnlncd
leccntly nt their home, 2011 Bridge street.
lu honor of U10 second adding anni
versary of Sir. nnd Sirs. Jnmes T. Stu
nrt. Jr. Sluslo was furnished by Sir.
William J. Shock. Jr., Sirs. James T.
ftiunri, jr., .iir. Percy Knott nnd Sir.
James T. Stuurt. Amonr tho guests were
Sir. William Dnpree, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fletcher. Sir. and Sirs. Andrew Dupree,
Sir. and Sirs. James Dupree, Sir. nnd
Sirs. Joseph Fletcher. Sir. and Sirs. AV1II
lam Beals, Sir. and Sirs". Edward Peo
ples, Sir. nnd Sirs. William Soroy, Sir.
nnd Sirs. George Hopkins, Str. nnd Sirs.
Theodore Bromley. Sir. Percy Knott, Sir,
William Schotlcld, Miss Slargnret Schoen
Izc, Sir. Richard I ten wood, Sir. William
Shock. Miss Stella Shelly. Mr. Howard
Smith and Sir. and Sirs. Jnmes T. Stuart.
Jr. Tho houso was beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers.
Sir. and Sirs. John Stuart, ot Bridge
port. Conn., have been spending tho holi
days with their two sons, Dr. Charles
Stuart and Sir. Harry Stuart, of Frank
ford. Sir. and Mrs. Thomas Lancaster and
their son. Richard Lancaster, nf l'hoi.
Ing. W. Va., returned to their homo Inst
week, having spent tho holidays with
their father. Sir. Richard Lancaster, of
Harrison street.
Camden and Vicinity
Sir. Julian nnd Sir. Alan Sillier have
t-mrned to Rutgers College after spend
'ng the holidays with their parents In
Slerchantville.
Sir. nnd Sirs. A. . Franco entertained
a number of friends with a dance at their
homo at 8th and Linden streets.
Sir, John Cromlo. of 6M Benson street.
has returned from Atlantic City.
Sllss SUdani Nutty, or 5M Washington
street, entertained at her home with a
"shower" In honor of Sliss Frances Don
aghay. .
Sllss Harriett Izard, of 4th and Linden
streets, has returned from Bloomsburg,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Dn Bols, of Ger
mantown, havo announced the engage
ment nf their daughter. Sllss Emmu Ellis
Du Bols, to Sir. Albert II. Esger, of Cam
den. Sirs. Llnwood A. Sillier returned to her
new home, at Toledo, O., on Wednesday,
after visiting relatives for a fortnight.
Sirs. P. P. Slulford. of 26 Broadway, Is
spending the remainder of the winter in
Florida.
Sirs. William A. Davis and her sister,
Sirs. George, are spending some time with
Sirs. Davis' daughter, Sirs. Felix Gunter,
at Jackson, Miss,
WINTER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITV. N. i.
Superior location with an
unobstructed view of beach
and boardwalk A recognized
aianaaraoi ixceiiBnce
C...60d. miTRJ.BV2My.
rnrasa, j.tiattxio bity
has etanewtaTidardof
XAROEST TIBlfROOF RESORT HOTEL
ns3wnrrea. u wtmur
'iWrWItCttMis
nu iMomG RtsoRi lioui or THE W0KID
unaTifiorciiflii'iKnuCiin
ATliANTIO OITY, N. J,
owNraswir uanaacusMT
IIAH WHITE ft SONH CQUPAHV
ja
SCHOOLS Aim COLLEGES
TOAVFn'"? Tb Beat Bualneaa Scbool.
J a axr lun a goi-SOI Cbeatnut StreeL
r M v TlTL ANTIC CITV.
DANCINO
VHnm,t HW N Bnld at Pnon Dla. 83S.
YV Sgrter sociable Eveni W4. t Sat Evia.
v-tnlara' l" Tonis-kt tai Eery Won..
S3P AKNIVEiitSARy JAN. 21-Stf2t.?0.
11, IDlfr
VARIOUS CHAMfABLE AFFAlB -
TO BE HELD DURING Mlg MONTH,
Auxiliary of Jewish Consumptive Institute to Give a
Dance at Lu Lu Temple on J.anuary 19-Various
Leap Year Dances and Entertainments
TUB Auxiliary ot the Jewish Con
sumptive, Institute Is making elab
orate preparations for a dance to be
given on Wednesday, January 15, at Lu
r,n Temple. The hall will bo beautifully
decorated, nnd some, prominent women
have consented to act as patronesses for
tho evening. Tho money realized from
tho affair will be used for tho purpose
of building a hospital for tho consump
tives. Tho Danco Committee Includes
Mr. DIro Goldbtoom, chairman! Sir. Her
man J, TAhl, Mr. Mar Baron, Sir. Frank
Goldberg, Mr. M. B, Squires, Str. Ben
jamin Hoffman, Miss Anna Harnett, Sllss
Anna Aaronson nnd Mlsa Edith Grand
sell. A Leap Tear party was given at tho
homo of Mr. I, Knndel, 205 South 10th
street, on Sunday ovenlng. An exhibi
tion of fox trotting was given by Sllss
Marlon T. Wltz nnd Mr. A. Irving Wits,
nnd Stlss Irene D. Gross nnd Sir. M. C.
Brcdt gave several piano solos, while
Mr. A. Boscnthal was heard lu recita
tions. Among thoso present wero Sllss
Tllllo Rice. Sir. H. Cohen. Sir. H. Bend.
Sllss Slarion Schwartz, Mr. Benjamin
Wosserblj-, Miss Statllda Cohen, Stlss
Anna Parsons, Stlss Boso Parsons nnd
Stlss Slarion Knndel.
Sir. and Sirs. Archie H. Payton of At
lantic streot, Tlogp, eutortnlned the club
of Captain Ell Whltaker, of German
town, nt their home on Now Year's even
ing. Ono of tho most Interesting fea
tures of tho evening was a piano nnd
violin solo by Str. A. H. Payton, while
thero were many piano solos given by
Sllsa Slartha Whltaker. Sir. Walter Lan
dls and Sirs. Payton. Sir. Owen S. Young
entertained by n "chalk-talk" and had
tho guests laughing all through the draw
Ing series. This Is tho Kll Whltaker
Social Club's 16th year for holding Its
social events at tho different members'
homes. The following new officers were
elected! Cnptaln Ell Whltaker. president:
Str. A. II. Payton. vice president; Sir.
Harry Brooks, secrctnry, and Sir. John
Miller, treasurer. Among those present
were Sir. nnd Sirs. Albert Klnzcl. Sir.
nnd Sirs. George Whltaker, Sir. and Sirs.
John Baker, Sir. Edward Baker. Sir. and
Sirs. Walter Landls. Mr. nnd Sirs. A. 11.
Payton, Sllss Catherine Payton, Sir. 11.
Payton, Captain Ell Whltaker and Sirs.
Whltaker, Sirs. Slartha Whltaker. Stlss
Battle Whltaker, Sir. and Sirs. Joseph
Whltaker, Sllss Slartha Whltaker. Sir.
and Sirs. Joseph Whltaker. Jr.: Sir. John
Sillier, Sir. Harry Brooks and Sir. Owen
WINTER RESORTS
'THE ONLV PLACI
HAMILTON. IIICRMUIJA
VICTORIA LODG1S
Centrally located, oppotlte Victoria rr
Exclualva family houie, Modern. Cloaatoall
allractlona. 115 up. Eurene A. Davta.
IMPERIAL HOTEL gtJ! :
Thorout bly modern. Rooms slnila i en suite.
Sun parlor and cauroom. excellent table
and eervlce. IlooMel. it. L. BUCKLUIC. Mir.
POINT PLEASANT HOTEL
Only hotel on the water front. Or!! all es
Newly jmproveil Ne"f manairaineiit Horn
cooklr.r. Hatea $3 per day up. K. f. Hallden
THE ALLENHURST 8$$&K
Strictly nrt-cu lamiiy noiei
ftr
SSattn? i
located. "Modern, llonwcooklnir.
batblns. No Lar v
II SfUllOE. i
hT. UEOHail. UKIoTIIm " i
cr r.pnnr.R hotri.
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De'llsbtfully tltuated on Rosa Hill. Room. !
larce and well iiirnUhed. frvat Rathe.)
DUD ,. - --, -
II. DAI.L11AN,
BOHERSKT UR1IIUE, REHMUUA
SCAUR LODGE3"0"? "TE3
Ideally located overlooking th ocean. Spa
ctoua veranda; nonieltk appolnttuentat tor j
vrotesalonal A bualoeaa men. K. A- UALCU. i
yltASCATI. DEltMUUA
Hnl(1 FraSCltt WHy located. Elec. llfbl
OOiei rjSt-'l j, .team heated; IH.ryj
motorboata.blcyclea. Everything mod. A up.
to-data. lllua. booklet on application to A. A.
KENISTON. FRASCATI i. O.. BERMUDA.
Writ w call DELLEVrE-S TOURS. !
Ureaditay. 'ew York City.
HAUET. UKHMIJ.UA
SOUTH SHORE HOTEL
Elba Beaen. Surt bathing- from houaa. A
artl-claaa, modern fanaiy hotel Larja
rooma A. A. JOHNSON, Prop.
fEMBIIOKE. BERMUDA
GRASMERE-BY-THE-SEA
Located near city and ocean; bcatlni
nr. batb-
lex. uahlng; au . convemencaa.
iZC
table. Booklet W a.
1IAILEVS S.W,
THE StAWAKU esSTJ: ic'""" ,
bsvu; free bsaiunt flablag. U. T. Cvnutabl.
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r imiiii"1
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BERMUDA
n
UWMMhW
S. Young. The club wilt hold monthly
meetings during the ensuing year.
The Huoks County Country Club Is V
holding a. aeries of winter dances, which
nro largely attended, the Casino being
specially decorated for each occasion.
The commltteo in charge Includes Mr.
Harry P. Bothermel. Sfr. George 1. At
kins and Str. Richard M. Marshall, ahd
the patronesses are Mrs. Harvey Glllam,
Sirs. Edgar H. Porter, Mrs. Henry
Palmer, Sirs. M. Harvey Ivins. Mrs. JcaM
r.ukens, Mrs. Charles Hayes, Mrs,
Chnrles J, Matthews. Mrs. Henry Lovett,
Sirs. Alfred Slarshall, Mrs. John Black
fan, Mrs. Horace G. Mitchell, Mrs. Wal
ter Leedom, Mrs. William B. Parry and
Airs. W. B. 3. Pryor.
Roxborough
Mr. and Sirs. John SI. Hodson tele
bratcd tho Mth annh-craary of their wed
ding very quietly nt their home, E15 East
Iverlngton avenue, with only the Im
mediate family present. Sir. Hodson and
Sirs. Hodson, who was Stlss Emma Shin
klc, daughter of tho late Sir. nnd Mrs.
Abraham Shlnkle, were married on Jan
uary 1. ISM. by the Bev. Harry B. CMlroy,
pastor of Mount Zlon Methodist Rnln-
copal Church, on Orcen lane, Manayutik.
Four of their flvo children nro living Mr,
Wnlter SI. Hodson, Mr. Frank S. Hod
son, Mrs. B. Frank Strtlso nnd Sirs. Ed
win Fancourt. They havo four grand- -children
and one great-grandchild. SIR
Hodson. who was born In 18B, has always
lived In this suburb. With his father. h
succeeded his grandfather, tho late John
Slnlltsdn, to tho Slalllson Hope Works,
which he continues to conduct.
Sirs, l-'ranls Lyons, of Bldge nnd Fair
thorne avenues, gave a very attractive
luncheon on Monday for tho sewing club
of which sho Is a member. Sirs. Lyons,
who wns Sllss Sara Halnbach, of Nar
bertb, bad her sister, Miss Mlna Haln
bach. ns guest of honor. .
What's Doing Tonight
Automobile Show; Convention Halt,
"ornell Club COth anniversary txerclie. 1S19
Suusom street.
l.ecture, "Victims nf Morality." Ml Kmma
UulOman. 71. Nnrtli Urond street! S o'clock.
rather-' Aitoclatlon, Frankford High School;
S o'clock.
.Opera, "Tbe MrIc Flute," Metropolitan
Opera Houe: H o'clock.
Pone recital, rantaves Cborus, 10 South ISth
ntrcet: 8:15 o'clock.
l)-liatp. "Whleh Does Most flood. Clirlstroas
nr Vacation Funds." Ueth-I I'rubyUrlan
Churrh lDtb nnd Vork streets.
Annual meetltur of tho Four Counties Mails,
trutca' Association, Itoom 225, City Hall.
WINTER RESORTS
TO Go THI3 WlHTErt"
AUUUSTA. OA.
PARTRIDGE INN
M. W. PARTRIOUB. A. D. CUSHIN3.
OPKN NOVEMBER TO UA.Y
8 mlnutea to country club; two lS-hola (alt
couraee; tennlaj danclni: aultea with batba ac4
eleeplnr porch,,. Noted tor Ita excellent culalae.
IDEAL VI,STKR L1M.VTE
Addie New York OOJc.. a Wt 0tb BH.
t'HARI.RSTUN', H. C.
VILLA MARGHERITA
Onlv Inn overlooking Harbor and Batteir
Park; refined patronage: Soutbero cook In
Wrlta for booklet and tertna.
CALHOUN AANS!ON
P""' or "clutlva patronara; orlslnal Co,
, ,n?0', L,nnU far..ndMra, J.S.,,...
KEY
WEST. FI.A.
ISLAND CITY HOUSE
Tourist and commercial. Modern In everr
tall i labia and eertlc flrat claea. Haoma Vltb
fcatn. jln. SHERMAN HUH HITS. '
THE JBKFKRSON--Eurouean
Man. Dill
concert by U. S. Marino Hand. Horn dr ttw
. no.
twM vuriv. louaver ana canar aea xooa.
. s. Army and Naval station. Tarpon bJ
nn other kind, ot mhlna.
ORLANDO. VUi. ' -
TREMONT HOTEL Kiltt
Rooma alnrle, n tulle with batbt unaW
owner' a nupervl.ton; eicellent tablai North,-
arn cook Int. Writ Captain J. W. WUaaea.
"1 I.EESI1UHU, i'LA. "
SUNNYSIDB 8553'"
A rtflned private horn In a beautiful Branca
grove. Writ for llteratur and term.
O. R- NEEDHAM. Lecaburg. n
ST. AUGUSTINE, LA. "
The Valencia and Cottares
Staam beat, electricity. Mre. A Hlaa kfi
HAVANA. CUBA
THE LOUVRE gjlg- Ps
Central to all attractiona. Orchwtm. or.
nun. EsglUn. Krascb and paataa.
Booklet J. JAVhO
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