MANGY WYNNE TALKS OF SEVERAL
JJJflJBUTANTB AFFAIRS TONIGHT
Two Theatre PartiesWill Occupy the Unwearied Debu
tantes this evening uoctor Tosey Will Enter
tain for His Niece Other Doings
-..fliH pENnOSE and Emlllo ken-
fS ttty w both bo separately and
!"",(. Mlas Christina Diddle will
!m nitz-Carlton, for Sarah Penrose,
h0 s In the way of being the most
ntertalneJ of the numerous debit-
.( this season. There Is such a
jtirr family connection there, ami
1 ... 0f the relatives are well to do,
tiiid as Sarah Is a favorite with them,
3,n are the plensurca planned for
v,r by them, besides tho outside
Mends. The death of Mrs. Tony Bid.
"ilt' sister In Pittsburgh, last week,
"prevents tho party that Mr. and Mrs.
Tony were to have Riven on Thursdny
night, before llsa N'orrls' dance. The
Umts Francis Sulllvans, however, will
i a supper and dance at tho Itltz
rsrlton for Sarah after tho opera, on
January 2", and It will be a very smart
nlr. Kllxabelh Downs will share tho
'tenors with Sarah that night.
TonUht, also, Dr. Louis Plainer
K Posey w jrlvo a theatre party and
lucncr afterwards for Emlllo Kennedy,
itho Is the very attractive daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Kennedy.
KnilHc made her debut In the Into fall;
he had Intended coming out laRt sen-
P,on, but a death in the family prevent
ed that. Iter sister Agnes, who came
Bout three seasons ngo, is engaged to
1 CftSPar lownsli". , uu tiiiiiuuiiiviiicui.
una maae uns inunin.
Emllle I vpry pretty and dances
fsbtaullfully I noticed her pnrtlctilnrly
it the Gambol of the Clous last week.
Eghe was In the debutante set with
garah Penrose, valentine Mitchell,
Wah Franklin nnd 'our or Hvo others.
I understand that tho Davidson Ken
nedys will Ko " dance nt the Ilellr-ue-Stratford
In honor of Emlllo and
her coii'tn, Helen ltanscll, on Kcliru-
lry U.
'with the exception of these theatre
purlieu there won't bo very much else
on the tnpiH for today. The season
will be an unusually lonij ono, and It la
iKt.ll to liavo a bit of lest In between
times, and as we rest we aic apt to
'rosslp a bit. you know,, and wonder
why so nnd so docs this nr that, and
bush oer tne iniest penoimancca 01
the. arious members of society. I
htard a funny story niioui a wtciovv who
'recently remarried. This same lady
has a small son of about r years, who
It, I am afraid, spoiled, to say the
least, and nt the wedding, just when
the tflo wcie nliotit to pronounce their
tons, young son broke away from hln
nurse's detaining hand and rushed up
to mother saying: "Where ,s the pink
rose ou promised me?" In vain alio
tried lo quiet him, nnd told him ho
H must not Intemipt. "That's all right."
fsaldhe, "but I want the rose." Finally,
v)joRer, they managed to reniovo this
Ki'.li . i ,i.
tiuait fjrinuil uuill llie luuiii, uiiu niu
rtreirony pioceeded. It is just aH well.
lomellmes, to mako children learn lo
rtey when young. Even though this
Jja a harmless Interruption, It was
embarrassing, to say tho least. ,
n tills dn of delightful (V) candor,
I as not surprised at a recent debu-
nte f.ir.L.iton, when, at dinner, one of
it) vim? men turned to the vivacious
you-., girl next him, and with brutal
frankness icmarlted "You'io a perfectly
idorkble person, nnd I hopo you're
thoroughly enjoying your little self, hut
jlwt ridiculous chatter of jours pre
sents my eating, and I'd rather be fed
P with food, thank you." Tho girl's
expression showed that she got Infl
nUely moie thun slio bargained for. but
ajlatent sense of humor came, to the
rescue, and the remainder of her con-
Jtrcation wh3 tempered with disci ctlun.
iJJ.couise, there's no e.cuno for such
blatnnt rudeness, csnetinlly since the
tlrlln nuestion is rather more Interest -
nsand inagnetlc than the usual young
JJfaun. and only recently her engage
ment lo the son of a prominent finan
cier has bein nunuunced.
XANCV W'VNNE.
Personals
Urg. T nii'itt f... i- ..,i i, He,aiI
kV-cr will icccive Infounally at their
Wl-. soutlivvcst corner of 10th ami Lo
tmi mreets, on Wednesday afternoons In
IIUary and I-Villinri; .ifle,. 4 ..'elnelc.
cards have nceu sent out.
&fr. nii.l M. , it 4. ,,i,V... -
111 i . ',"' nam .i i,iHin.f, ui
fr t.i, ' "rt'e ire- lis Tutor tiuuac,
U. hlkbiV naients Ml- iinrl Mn Ttav.
m Tuckerman, of IpsvvUh. Alnss.
Ijlrt. II Inl . .,..,. ,
Ir- "' ,, I illlUII, Ol Itllll IllrtU,
h2Llllf, llUH lSMll rnulj f... o 1 n ,i..l..i,.
lhf 1.1, " ...,,.4 (v.. .1 ,M,.l.,,VU,
lltt v ' " T'rlay. 1-ebiuary 3. at
!-, w I criCKfl I "lull
llhi lni... 11. ... .... . .
ma ..1""" " moch win ue hi Home
KSir .,100" ul ,ICI" home. M17 Spruce I
ItSl-?'1' from until a o'clock. Airs I
Ifaacis .,
l,"Uls .III Ullfk W.IS M14S
I win.
Brock, will receive with Alia
IRiS:, Kdn F. Hcffman nnd Airs.
IMslril V H,.fY. ...... . ..r .
KaSfc. -" be Ht home Informally this
CT1 .ill8!' Phoebe Hoffman and
Ibtl """nan Price Wright will receivi
- them
No cards have be.en stent
e Peln..,n . ... . . ..
tiWiU I'h ,Ja,ue T America. Phlla-
ltltnnw.n . ' vl" r,ne a reception this
Itchii. ". . .;i ovl
to meet Allss
Tir. : v "u in fcecretari
l keeretary of the iiarent
ESPY In New York.
?. ijwrge Upton,
Z Ut-orea I -r... . f.- i. . ... .
M ..
---0s. iului ruvu ue win ne hi
PartiuM,. T'r'Y thls afternoon at her
Kft-Uit U 'n t,,e Coronailo from 4 until
you. v0 ..,i . ."':"."::"
' ii.- ?m w,n ho reraembereU as
rtf iLuimt ii linn . ., . ,..
evtr-' i a has sone to New York
lUbtii'rSihyJShIpley' ot Pnllcdelphia,
lut B?,,tPndlns ,ne week-end In a
feta-v mum?' M'.um,bU3'. N J ML'3
t wnere n 'esumed her studies.
"AlOilfr th& Main T.inn
KIK.?..-. WC. Hhn
KAOanfifc Jah' pent th week-end
."ft nd llr. r . ..
WooiVi.' niejr atnna, ol ssa
vu ?tt?.u- )v l7t for Pens-
t-r m tue juwt t Mr, Keg C,
hlf-fVi'.1, re,l'1(,n' of the Gulf, Florid
.. 'ii.iiiniii.i linillO.111.
i rs. frpcierlok t
Jn IuKb 111 with
Mcndtp, who has
I?. nt licr limine
Mil siierunort
oad Inn rrcnverctl.
Ar H,r'Ir- nni1 Mr- Nelao" W(""'
are receiving congratulation on the birth
of a son. Nelson Dnvls Wood.
Mr Car Wetrel and Mr. Albert A.
an"cubi " tr'P lnrouah Florida
utn,d ?,"? P',KRr A- rar, nnve re
turned to their limn. In Allentoun after
spend ng seveinl weeks with nr. Park's
paieuls. .Mr. nutl Mt u r -,.
Miss Alice McCahc of Wiiyne.' ns tin- !
able to ro to n.iltlmore Inst week as her
V .I' ,rs A""r I'. Strobel, has
typhoid frver
Germantown
At thr aniuial ineetltig of the Orrinnn
town Chapter, ImuRhters of the Ilpvolu
tlon. In the chapter loom In the Wlsler
.Mansion the following officers were
elected: Itegent. Mrn. n. s.whiey Prlteh
ard; nrxt vice legent, Mrs Cugenc ,tuler-
son; Historian, .Mrs. AVIIIIntn Ithodes
..icrcami. .mis. ii. c. rimpman was
elected delegate tn the congress to be held
In Apill In Washington. Tin allcrnates
elected Include Mrs. Eugene Anderson,
Mis. Mm, Hnrtwell. Mrs. i: V. Jenkins,
Mrs. 0. V. Wnties, Miss Mni-y I,. Paul,
Jlrs. W. V Wilson. Mrs. Thomas Hall,
Mrs. Chrlstman. Mrs. John Hartman nnd
Miss Kdlth H. Waynn.
r.labornte plann are being made for the
annual banquet of the Htislness Men's
.ssnt'intliiii, which will take place on
Tluusdaj, February 3. at Miiuliclm. In
nildltlou to liivltatliius extendeil to the
Major or Hie city and the principal of tho
tJcrinaniown High School, the committee
has planned tn scent e for the occasion an
eminent speaker of national reputation.
Mrs. Marry I.awson, of West Upsal
street, will give a bridge party on
Wednesday nt her home.
Mr. nnd Mrs Kimtiol Illsph.im llonen,
of BW Wiiyin avenue, spent, tho week
end In Atlantic City.
MH Eva M. .Nathan, daughter or Mr.
nnd Mrs. Oeorgo Nathan, f.aM German
town nvemie, has liccu visiting in Al
toona, I'n.
Along the Reading
Miss Nmi Dagnoy, of 11,1k l-aiic, will
render vocal selections on Frldnv excnlug,
at s o'clock, at the Ablnston High School,
niiigion.
The .leiiltlntiiwn Eiuergenry IJellef Is
now holillng Its meetings eeix 'lliuisdnv
nioinliig at Asgnrth, Ablnglnu. .Mls3
S'cholield and Miss Kell, two English
ladles who aio tiavellng thiough this
country making special appeals for tho
suffering hi England, will inldicss the
meeting on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. tfhuhe. of Ito-t-lyn.
gave a dliinrr-daiiie nt their home
last week, when the guests included Mr.
and Mis. Mnuilce Dukes. Mr. and Mrs.
I'h.irles Moss. Mr. nnd Mis llllum Wnl
tets, Mr. and .Mrs. Fr.uik Van Horn, Mr.
and Mia. Thomas (l. Hmltb, .Mr. and Mrs.
Edwnnl Vaic, Mr. and Mis. Edward Mini
man, Iir. and Mi.i . Unwind Wilson. Mr.
and Mis Chailes Wniiamakcr, Mr. Louis
Wledcihohl and Miss l lleniictt The
house was atliacllvcly ilecnruted with
(lowers, palms and clcctilc lights.
North Philadelphia
litiests fiiim points as far illjinnt as
Xoiv Oilcans and San Finncisco Bltcndod
tlie 2itli wedding annlvoisary celebration
of Air. and Airs. Henry .Nctlei, of 2210
Xorlb Hi nail street, belli In the .Mercan
tile Club Friday night.
A fenluie of the event was the piesen
tatlon of n diamond necklace to Alls. Xct
tcr by her husband. Congratulatory nd
di esses were miiilo "y Judge John AI.
Pallet sou. Itabbl nil Alajer, Air. Km.ui
uel Furt h and others.
.Mrs. C. C. Dalslmcr sang a number of
solos, and the Hlson Quanet furnished
selections, which vvero composed by Air.
Netter's kon, Air. .N'oiin.in N'cttei. Kvery
guest iccelved a souvenir. i'oi the men
this took the form of n silver lead pencil
and for the women ornamental baskets of
candy!
Dr. S Fliiley ftniilnii. a member of tho I
medical ataff of 1I10 Wniren State llos- I
pltal for tin- Insane, is spending seveinl '
weeks with his mother, Alls. Ann nniilon.
Of .'ST, N'Oltll !!0tll ftllCrt. I)I.r l!r.r.tn., !
gave an opera parly Inst week, fot- I
lowed bv a supper at tho Bellevue- I
Rtiatford.
i
Tioga
Ml- nml Mil VVIIII111., I.'li. L,.
of "-fl
North 15th stieet. gave au at-home Sunday .
evenhm in celelnailnn of tiio Mth uiiiii-
veisary of theli wedding Air. Flnko mil .
Alts. Alelvlna Itiiuip Flake. daUKliter of
tliu late Air. and Airs. John Rump, vveio '
iii.il ricd hi this cltj on January 15, Ism,, '
botli being native l'hllarlelphiuns. Tho
lulciegroom hud served In the Civil Win,
Company F, Wih I'einibylvnnla Infantiv,
nnd Is a piiiuilneut member of ihe Ocntra!
Alcado Post, No. I Air. anil Airs. Flake
were assisted In receiving by their dill
dicn, Mr. (tcorge T. Flake. Airs. Olivei AI.
Ilnrtzell, Ml. William Fluke and Alts.
Luciii H. Bunle, and their giaudchildien.
Airs. Howard Wl'son. All. ti Itaymotid
Fluke, Allss Kslellc I.oulto llmtzell, Air.
J nrnham jtonle and All William
.sp.-iiier Bowie
MRS SAMUEL H BRODSKY,
whoso marriage took place on
Sunday nt Mayer's Drawing
Rooms. M' , H"" -v was Mua
Salvia Fox.
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EVEyiNC kEfiqER--. PHILADELPHIA,, TUESDAY, JANUARY
;- m. an
$ mWlmm' I H
1 aoHffsfi' f H
I'ho n nv Mm.rnu Ktudto
JIISS KLEANOR WESTCOTT
dcliutnntp (iuiiBhter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Thompson Wcstcott, who was
presented nt n dansnnt at tho Acorn Club last month.
OAK LANE REVIEW CLUB OPENS
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT FOR GIRLS
Daughters of Mernbers, Ranging in Age From 15 to 25, to
Be Allowed to Join Well-known Woman's Club
of Oak Lane Entertainments
THM Oak l.ane IleUew Club added a
new feature to Its activities Friday
afternoon, when It opened a Junloi de
p.irtuicut, which will take In dnughtuiH
of tho membeis, from IT, to Ei jenrs.
Tbc will have the privilege of becoming
sciilnis at 21 If the) so desire. They
will not have voting privilege while In
this department, and molr dues will bo
half of the 1cg11l.11 $5 jcarly dues of
members, otherwise they 1110 eligible to
all tho club pilvlleges. In their own de
pal tment they will he quite Independent,
making their own oulccrs and electing
them as tbev cbooc. Fourteen girls
inme Into It Frldaj as charter members.
3D am expected licfoic this privilege of
being a chaitcr inembei will close.
The department Is uiidei tho care of
Ails. W. Mastic Smith and her committee
Includes Airs. John n. .u tiler. Atrs. Tluo
doie C. Knauff. Airs. William II Shelly.
Alr4 A. T. Uiciigcl. Tho gills who
Joined ycsteidny were Miss lather I,an
dls, Allss Anna W01I. Allss Helen Oi alley,
Allss lirace Frlck. Allss Doris AIllls. Allss
Isabella II. Smltli. Allss Kutheiliie Simp
son, Allss I.nuiso Simpson, Miss Kathcriuo
llage, Allss Alnrgaret Speese, .Miss
Katlierlne Dickie, Allss Frances Scribner
and Allss Marion Wanner.
XcM Wcdnesdaj afternoon will ho the
sc.irlv Daugbteis' day at the club, anil
theso gills have been given the enter-
laimiicnt of tho day .Mrs. Arthur C.
Hood, a young matron who nivvnjs plans ,
(I.lu ..t.1,,4 ...III l.ni'a tlin nm"fint 1 ,1 '
charge 'She will l assisted by Alias
Doils Allller. Allss Is.ibelhi Smith will be
the Interpreter for an nfteinoou of folk
stums and dances. In which these new
I ineiulierH will take pait. Alias Alary
I Steivnil. il.iughter of the president. -:rs.
I . ... Ml -. -..,1, - l... ....,
liioifio vv . ricviiri. um uu vmtnii-ier ,inu
vlusalc dancing.
The hostesses of the day will be Airs.
William II. Shelly. Alrj J. Scott Fowler,
I Airs. John Kenyan. Alts. William c.
1 Verlces and Airs. Jacob Itoeluu
Air. and Airs. Henry Jonlcn, of 1S1 North
Dewey street, west Philadelphia, eutci
tained on Sunday evening In honor of
the birthday of their son. Air. Hurry
.In, iloii. The guests were Aliss Katlierlne
Bolton, Aliss Nellie Bradley, Alito Agues
Corcoran, Aliss Kllzabetli. Laughlln, Aliss
Alaigaret J.oiigldiii. Aliss Katheilnc
Loughlln, Allss Aiarsoict Corcoran. Allss
Alarle Pope, Aliss Jennie U'Domiell, Allss
Helen Jordon, Air. Frank Huston, Air.
Joseph Slon. Air James Corcoian. Air
Henry AIcFailand, Air. Warren Donnelly,
Mr. William Haines, Air. Daniel J. AIc
Catilcy. Air. Thomas Laughlln. Air. Vln
icut Coicoran, Air. Joseph Furey, Air.
Harry Jordon. Air. lleorgn Aliislichaiup.
Air. B. Bauscher. Air. William Jordon,
Mrs. Ii. Rauscher and Mrs. Schertzs.
A novcltj dunce was given Saturday
night by the Young Aleu'a and Women's
Hebrew Association of II. L. S. at 310-12
Catharine street. There were about 100
persons present, Including inembers and
irieUU.3 l I1U IMUniaill upnicM rim n
t uerios of folk dances by the children of
tile UeOIbB VV IISIIIIIHIUJI tuuu,.- oniuui.
Tlioy were charmingly costumed and
were directed by an Instructor of the
school Another feature wbb Aliss Fran
ces Pollcoff, of Atlantic Clt, who dem
onstrated modern dancing. A baritone
selection was rendered by Air. 31. Wels.
man, of tho University of Pennsylvania
General dancing followed. Air. Harry
Kalodner was director fur the night.
A surpilae party was given in honor
of Air. George I. Cohan at the home of
Air John Welshman, 1533 North Alarshalt
stieet, on Saturday evening. A huge
number of guests were present, many
from out of town. Among those present
were Air John Welsaman. Air. Louis
U'elsarnan, Air. Albert Itayboy, Air.
Slaurlce Uacliman. Air. George I. Cohan,
Mr Alaurice Kates, Atr Edward Gold, f
Air Ueibert Qlcnn, Air. Harry Ludwlg, i
Air Harry Cohen. Air. Samuel Uusselle, , performance that brought him Into sym
jlr, Benjamin Borger. Mr. Slllton F. , patby with his audience,
i Hellbrun. Alles Ileba WeUsmann, Alias , Washington wag glad to welcome back
Mas Welshman, ahss taruli Llppman,
Allss Henrietta Rayboy, Miss Cella
Notice- fur tlir Suvlrlr page will be
mit'ptrd and piloted lu tho Kienlnc
I edxer, but all audi notices mut be
uritteu on one aide of the paper, uiuit bs
iurU lu fell. "UU lull udUrCM. und
ubtu puMlble irlfiiUoae number luiut be
bend oil uch cuniniuclcutloai la
-nwilttr l.ditor." rJenlu Ledger, 90$
t lit.tuut tret.
Lui tbete requlremeut are carried
put act 'hat crltlratlon may be potalblc,
the notice wilt wot be publlabttl.
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Alcycts. Aliss Dorothy Shapiro, Allss
Pauline I.cwlii, Allss Elizabeth Creen
bcrg. Allss Cl.ua ( itlleunu, Mlns Sadie
1-udwlg, Allss Hessle l.udwlg. AIIjs
Sophia Katztuan. Allss Doiothv Uold
stcln. AII93 Gertru lo Silverman nnd Atlss
Jennie (lasselle.
The llrst annual banquet of the Thirteen
Club of Philadelphia wns held Saturdny.
January 7.
Among the eiitertnlucis of the evening
were Allss Amy Feinstelii, who sang de-llgbtfullj-,
and Allss Vetta Kauffman. who
icnuercd several piano selections.
Last Tin rsday o- cnlng the Catholic
Social of Tlog.i held an Importnnt meeting
at the home of Air. nnd Airs. AIcKeaney,
33I5 Xorth CIratz stteet.
'I'ho quarterly election wns held and
the following officers elected: Atr. Har-y
Foote. 3d. president; Air James Fognrty,
vice president. Allss Alary O'llara, scc
retarj ; .Mr. William AlcCoolcy, treasurer.
Tho other membeis present were Allss
Helen AlcDermott, Allss Illta Hash. Allss
Sara Fognrtv, Allss Alice I.nughlln, Miss
.Margaret O'Haia, Allss Alary Hallon. .Miss
noscnuna O'Harra, Allss Tenslta (Jul
tcras, Air. Ignatius Hash, Mr. John Ah-Keanej-,
Air. Thomas O'Hyrne. After the
meeting tho soclnl was entertainrd liy
Air. John AtcKeanej.
Washington News
WASHINGTON. Jan. 18. President
Wilson's Philadelphia relatives his slhter.
Alts. Howe, and her daughter, Airs. Coth
lan, not to mention llttlo Josephine enth
rall have been -very much to the fore In
the social lecrudesccuce which has fol
lowed the Piesldcnt's marriage. They
came down for the wedding, at which little
Allsrs Josephine, can claim the distinction
of having been the joungest guest, and
hnve been house guests at the White
House over since.
They were, of couise, piesent at the
Pan-American reception, nivl weio among
the few outside guests ul the J'icsldeni'a I
dinner to ids Cabinet last week Airs.
Cothrnn has been a good deal In Wash
ington, visiting her distinguished uncle.
ever since his Inauguration, but until !
Wednesday night Washington did not j
know that she had a voice Then she sub- ,
stituted for Allss Alargaiet Wilson, who
bad piomlsfd to sing at a leceptlon of
the Home Club. Slio was unable to keep
her engagement, us she was at the time
in jrutriisuir siuscmai, ill 1'illi.iucipiua, re-
covering (mm au operation foi ndenuhl '
nnd tiio removal of her tonsils, which had 1
been performed there the previous after
noon, t-o Aln. Cothrnn took her place, i
Blid Washington made a discover
The Home Club U the Veiy successful
social organization made up of employes
of the Department of the interior It
Is the only club of the sort in any one
of the Government departments, and its
very decided success Is largely due to the
active interest of Secretary and Airs
Lane Its receptions are real "affairs."
to which the Lanes always succeed In
bringing several lions. Airs. Cothran's
fellow-artists the other night were Alyron
Whitney and Nicholas Longvvorth
Now, Washington knows that Nicholas
Longvvorth is a violinist of no small
ability, but outside of the little coterie
of real I.ongworth intimates very few
have had an opportunity of judging how
well he plats. Those who do know, say
that he Is virtually of professional calibre,
and had It been, necessary could have
earned a vory comfoi table living with his
riddle. As a matter of fact. It is doubt
ful if he ever faced us big an audience
as he had at that reception at the Home
Club, and, greatly to the amusement of
those of his own "crowd" who were there,
he had a bad attack of stage fright and
skipped several pages or his music and
generally got rcther mixed upj which,
uier ah, gate the human touch to his
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Edward
AlcCauley. Jr.,' both for their own sakes
j and iu the hope that their being here
! would bring- the Olivers more Into society
I than they had been for the last two years.
Mrs. McCauley, It' will be remembered,
I was Juan Oliver, daughter of Senator and
, Mrs. Oliver of Pennsylvania, and her
marriage some two years ago to a popu
lar yount; naval oitlcer of unlraneachabte i
conuei-tlOM In the resident net here was a
social event She ivnt as a bride to
PhUadelphla. where her hujband Va ata- I
tlcneJ auti they have onlv lcr.niiv . I
turned recntty re-1
turued.
Weddings
VAN nODDN-GUMMEr.
A quiet wedding will take piste to
night at 6:30 o'clock, when MIm Gertrude
Oummej, daughter of Mrs. William T.
Gutnmey, of 329 Pelham road, will be
come the bride of Mr. James Itamsaj
Van Itodcn. The Itcv. Stuart P. Keel
ing, lector of St. Peter's Protestant Euls-
, copal Church, will perform the ceremony
! at the home of the bride's mother. Miss
Giimmey, who will be unattended, will
in of white satin made' with
n and trimmed with diiehcsse
. w ear n gow
! fl rnnrt lil.
laee. Her tulle veil will be caught with j Harden." which bai Just been Ihilshod
'mange blossoms and trimmed with lace ' the entrance hall of the ( urtls Hu Id
land she will carry n shower bouquet "iff. Independence Square One nf he
of lilies of tho valley. Mr. Van Itodcn will ""t of Its kind mid the Inrgest, this
have bis brothci, Mi. Clarence Van llo- 'mosaic, hull! b MnxfUld Parrlsh and
' den. as best man. and there will be no -ouls r Tiffany Is otic of the clt s prize
ushers ci.. .,. ...i., .1.1 ,t.u0. (,,,. i art eiblblts. The Curtis company ban
' ney, .Mr. nnd Mrs. Van linden will be
at home after March 3 at filll Oxford
1 street, Chcrbrook.
imonsKY-rox.
Miss HIMa Ko, d.iughtci of Mr. and
Mis. l.nuls J. Fox. of 2101 North Marvlne
stieet. was married to Mr. i-ninuel II
Iliodskv on Stmdav nfternoo'n nt Mnjcr's
! thawing Itooms. The ceremonj was per
I fonncd by llablil Marvin Nathan, nnd wns
i followed by a leceptlon The bride wore
I a pcnrl-giay ihlffon broadcloth suit nnd
hat and shoes to match, nnd carried a
I while ivory prajerbook. Mtss Itelln For
wns maid of honor and Mr. I J. llrodsky
nctcd as best man.
j Mr. and Xlis. Ilrodskv left for a trip
South, nnd will be at homo nftci March
j I at 32i) Noith Kth street
West Philadelphia
! The manlage of Miss Cairle It. Ilnirl.i
! nnd .Mi .loslali AI. F Shannon. fi".3 Chcs
I ter avenue, will tnkc place on January
2.", nt the residence of Atlsit Harris. 1211
I South iinth stlcet. The Itex . Itnbcl Smith.
j pastor of (tie Woodland At mule Atellio
; dlst KpUcopal Church, fioth street and
1 Wooillnnd mcmie. will pclfolln the ecu
1 many. Or. I.oulse II. Schemhs will attend
' her sister ns matron of honor, and the
I groom will be attended by his brother,
j Dr. Samuel C. Shannon. The bride, who
I will be given In mart Inge by her brother,
Mr. Owen Ilnrtls, 'will wear 11 gown of
1 white satin with a tunic of duchesse lace
nnd will carry a bouquet of lilies of the
j alley. The matron of honor will be
nltlred In pink taffeta and tulle, and will
' catrj' an nrm bouquet nf Klllainey roses.
I A leceptlon will follow at tho home of the
brides parents, and the voung couple,
after the wedding trip, will lite at 1211
South 50th street.
The marriage of MJns i:ilzabcth S.
Walsh, daughter of Air. and Mrs. James
J. Wnlsh, 4012 Hnrlng street, nnd Dr. l!d
waid A. Hlrecker will be celebrated on
January 2il at T o'clock, at St. Janics'
Church, 3Sth and Chestnut streets. The
ceremony will be performed by tho l!cv.
John Alonnban, rector of the church. Allss
Walsh will bo attended by her sister,
Allss Oraco Walsh, nnd Ur. Albert
Sticcker will attend bis brother ns best
man. After the ceremony tho jnung
couple will go on an extruded wedding
tour, nnd upon their return will hold 11
leceptlon for their friends. Iloclor
Sticcker Is connected with tho Pennsyl
vania Hospital for the Insnne.
Pvoxborough
Air. nnd Airs. Joseph 11. Hwlng, of R2J
Fust Walnut lane, entertained the Ill-Six
Club on Saturday night and gave a nov
elty shower for Allss Florence Pretsch, .
whose engagement to Air. llownrd I
Schweitzer w-ns recently announced.
Ferns, pink loses and evergreens were I
combined In the very attractive decora- ,
tlons. Tho guests included Air. nnd Airs 1
AVIImer Button. Air. and Mrs. Benjamin !
Ferguson. Allss Nnoml Blschorr, Allss
Clalro Francis, Allts Hdna Stncader, Allss
Belt- Bardslej-, Allss Lorraine Barnes,
Aliss Betty Louise Button, Allss Knthleeu
Loughlln, Airs. Ilobert Prince. Mr. Har
rison Alnyhew, Air. "Warren Weaver, Air.
Harry Aljcrs, Air. James Brown.
Camden and Vicinity
Air. John T. Bottomley, a retired
woolon goods manufacturer of Cnmdcn,
nnd Allss Elizabeth Gammon wero mar
ried last Tuesdaj-. Tho announcement of
tho wedding wns made Fridaj'. Tho Rev.
T. D. Collins, pastor of Linden Baptist
Church, performed the ceremony at the
homo of Air. Bottomley, 611 Cooper street.
The brldo was rttended by Airs. Collins,
Air. Bottomley Is 63 years old and his
wife Is 35. They will leave next week for
a wedding trip through South America.
What's Doing Tonight
c'ontenitiorary Club, addrpii by John Ma
ncld. (teUevue-Stratrord: 8 !' o'clock.
Mldnlntr concert. H&ydn Club. Horticultural
Ball. 8 o'clock.
Lecture. "AtMsaee of Anarchlimi." AIlis
Dinma Goldman, Tin North liroud etreet: ft
o'clock.
Minlcal clubs. L of P.. nethlehem Presby
terian Chunh; 8 o'clock
Havdn rtub concert, fiermantown Y. St.
C. A., S o'clock.
Dlacusslon. "Meteor Crater, Arizona." Acad
emy of Natural Sciences. 8 o'clock. Free.
Borne Teichlnic Society, New Century Draw
ing Iloomi.
notary Club dinner. Kuyler's reataunuit.
11.30 o'clock.
WINTER .RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
&r " v ATLANTIC CITV.
Superior location with an
unobstructed view of beach
andboardwqlK Arecoonized
istandardol excellence l
C.o60d. JWJRJ.BV2Xr.
. . ...
a-aoiifaa j AWa tVm t jUaii(ii
? vicu wuiiiiui i unt uuiy
LARGEST TIREPROOr KEaOBT HOTEL
MWHlTe.Trt. IN T1I& -WmPjynoTICcivrijc
HIE ItADING RCSOfll MOIIl Or THE WORID
DTUI01tflhISKnM
ATLANTIO CITY. N, J.
owNtaaHiP uiMiaiuiNT
JOBIAH WHITg A. 3QN3 COMPANY
sntOUSANIl COLLEGES
QTDAVPniC. The Beat Builneia School.
w 801-bOT Cbeatnut Straat.
WYNNKMOOU. 1'A.
Montgomery School
Wynnewood, Pa,
The Country
Day School for Boys
SECOND UALFWEAIt COMMENCES
February 1st, 1916
Application! aboutd be mido it tUa
lleadmaater
THE REV. GIBSON BELL
UAHOxtia
,taPr "SO N Broad St Pbone pi. 838.
YBcl bocbibio t-r Wet Sat Evas.
Sckolar'Jfr1 Tonieht n'"1 E"ry ilou
"'' Panm itiur. Bv
SSli ANNIVERSARY JAN S-2U-T s.
AWISTAKTa.' BENEFIT, 'RL EVa. JAN. M
YJjZR y Ml' '" jq, KVM1 I w v.
I has sat anew atAnrlamaf
18, 191 G.
GREAT MOSAIC SHOWN
IN CURTIS BUILDING
"Tho Dream Garden" a Dis
tinctive Addition lo Phil
adelphia Art
Philadelphia has an additional nnd epe
( flatly distinctly work of 'art In the febrile
i glass mosaic picture enllcd "Tho I)i earn
Issued more than MOi Invltntlons for n
pilvate view between 2 nnd ii p. tn rsrli
daj until Friday.
The mosaic Is composed of moie than
I.OVI.nM pieces of fused glass set in ce
ment. Thus It can nqver delerlnrale and
can be cleaned ns simply ns a window
pane It Is 21 feet high nnd tn feet long.
j Tl"' dccnrnllon Is dlsllnctlve. because It
represents what Is pracllcnllv a tevlviil
of 01m of the oldest arts; the ancient
Kgyptlans used the same pioecs when
tliev used glazed tiles set In cement nn
mural dciot aliens.
The execution nml the electing of the
woik in the Curtis llulldlng requited
neatly two vc.trs The mosaic was made
by Air. TlfTaiij, in Ills New York studios
ftom n model painted b.v Air. Pnttlsh
The tinnslallon of the painting required
one j ear. nnd Air Tlffiinv, with Joseph
Krlggs, his nselstnnt, supei Intended tho
fusing of each bit of glass. After Its
completion thousands of art lovers fioin
all parts of the country Inspected the
picture In New York It wns then takm
down, sent to this rltj. and, after four
months of labor, reset In Its present
position.
Through the medium of the colored bits
All. Tiffnnv hns created a new kind of
mosaic, which ptoduccs upon the, viewer
the effect which the artist wished It lo
rnmcj, and which has n porspcctlve
never before obtained In inosnlcr. Through
hidden lights above the picture n most
beautiful effect Is attained. As ono
watches lie sees mountains recede, trees
and foliage ntnttd out distinctly nnd pur
ple shadows cteep fiom tho mountnln
bases to their tops. The foreground and
the background have n perfect natural
ness of position, nnd the "naturalness" Is
heightened bv a marble pool In the Pool
ing at the base, which forms a continu
ous part of tho painting.
Delaware County
The ltev. John 11. Day and Alts. Daj
of Itlrile.v Park, hnve returned from a
trip to New Vork.
Allss Alargatet ri'Nell. of Manerch, Is
entertaining Allss Until Williams, of
11 a get stow 11, Mil.
WINTEH RESORTS
Feel that
impulse to join
the birds on the
FloridaEastCoast
It's the only ptaca to spend the winter.
It's nature calling! Answer it and GOI TVotris the tim. Then are
Florida's most glorious days. The reel Fountain of Youth in a
Garden of Eden awaits you at ST. AUGUSTINE.
The most perfect winter resort hotels in the world:
PONCE DE LEON
Mr. Robert Murray, Manager
ALCAZAR
Mr. William McAuliffe, Manager
More alluring and delightful than ever before. St. Augustine is one
of the most picturesque old cities in America bracing climate
warm and delightful. GOLF. TENNIS, BATHING, the prindp.I
sports. Two excellent golf courses, splendid automobile road.
Your ticket agent will arrange through transportation for you.
FLORIDA EAST COAST
Flagler Syatem
243 Fifth Avenue, Now York 155 Weet Madi.on Street, Chicag
CHAItl.KSTON. 8. O.
VILLA MARGHERITA
Only Inn overlooking Harbor anil Dattarr
I'ark; refined catronaca, Southern cooklnc
Write for booklet and lerma.
CALHOUN MANSJON
opene lor exclusive patronara; orlitnal Co
lonial furnlabtncs; Southern cooklnc. acht.
Inc. coif, tennla Mr. and Mrs. J, II. Uenolati.
AUGUSTA. O A.
PARTRIDGE INN
M W PAIITRIDQE A. D. CUSIHNO
OPEN NOVEJIBER TO S1AY
5 mlnutea to country club; two IS. hole coif
courses i tennla, dancing, aultea Willi batlia and
sleeplns porches. Noted lor its excellent cutstne,
IDEAL WINTER CI.I5IATE
Address New York Offlce, 8 West 10th St.
CIKLANIIO. 1'LA.
TREMONT HOTEL ERlv
Booms slncle. en suite llh bath; under
owosr's aupervlsion; excellent table; North,
arn cooklnc. Write Captain J. W. Wllmol.
I.EEhllUItU. rLA.
CllfdNYmF ON LAKE HARRIS
SUNINiaiUC NEAR LEESUURQ.
X refined private home In a beautiful oanfe
a rove. Writ for literature and terms.
G. R. NEEDIIAM. Leesburc. Fla.
ST. AUGL'bllNE. l-'LA.
The Valencia and Cottages
Steambeat. electricity. Mrs. Ii Mlsa Eckart.
KEV WEST, FIJI.
ISLAND CITY HOUSE
Tourist and commercial. Modern In every de
tail : table and aervlca flrat class. Rooms wtta
bath. Mrs. SHERMAN BUUKU3,
THE JEFFERSON European plan. DaJly
coocerte by U S Marine liand. Home ot the
6 reeu turtle. lobeler and other sea toed.
' S. Army and Naval Stat'xo. Tarpon and
69 other klnda ot flthlnc
HAVANA. Ct'llA
THE LOUVRE jft Plans
Central to all attraction Orchestra, titr.
man. Enillsb French and Spanish spokea
Uooklst i CAU1RQ
FORNOS HOUSE "WfNtr
room Eveiy loom with private balcony
Hoi ami Mild talks, alodjraie ccrujs, Qpso- i
alia Casual Parle N.r ail Utaatta. , '
11
"NIGHT IN BOHEMIA" '."
WITH PEN AND PENCIL
Entertainment of Rare Pleasure
in Store at Bellevue-
Stratford Tonight
Stars from the leading theatres and two
scot e of artists from the various Taude
vltte houses wilt help In the general jUblla.'
tion at the Pen nnd Pencil Clgb's Night
la Bohemia which wilt be celebrated to
mortow night nt the Bcllcvue-Stratford.
The nlialr moinlses to be a pacemaker,
and In addition to the blue ribbon show
there nil! be a number of surprises some
what different from the general ran. Th
Little. Cafe, r. feature inttoduced last
venr, enabling Ihe audience lo get a bllA
and a sup during or after the show, Will
be much In evidence In the fled and
Clover Hooms which adjoin tho scene of
action.
As for the bill. It rends like a Dtoadway
levue. There will be Oeoigo AlonrOe, flf
"The Passing Show." who Incidentally
used lo he a nols) Philadelphia kid and
ndmlts It lid by way of evening thinks
up. Fmima Cams will disport hciself with
the prrml'slon of Harry T Jordan, gen
eral manager of the Keith enterprises.
He will also assign Kelt nnd Dumont, the
talkative acrobats. In the way of con
trast, membeis nf tho "On Trial" com-pnn-.
now plnjlng at the Clarrlck, will
piovo that they are guilty In tho first
degree of being real nctots in a real play,
nur own cltj will be well lepresented.
Dainty' Dottle Claire, of West Philadel
phia, who has won plaudits all over the
country with her Petticoat Minstrels, will
be seen with her aggregation of beauties
nftcr Ihe show nt the (Ilobe. The lead
ing artists or the Stage Society of Phila
delphia will present Hernard Shaw's
"Dveitulcd In an artistic lino there
will he Walt lloh.in. tin cartooner who
1 nn draw Ji:t ns well In New York as
he can in Philadelphia.
Thtough the courtes.v of Norman
. .leffciies. Mniotme and AlacCnrton will
j present wblilwliid dances; I.oney Hask
ell, tho effervescent slor teller, will drop
In from the William Pcnii, and Lottie
Hisco will pav 11 visit from tlm Cross
Kevs. Old and modem dances will be
Illustrated hj Jack F. Flegcl and Betty
I'ope, from Alattelfs Dancing Academy,
tlnrry T. Jordan will net ns stago
manager, and others who are co-opcrat
lug to make the affair a success Include
Leonard A Blutnberg, J Fred Zimmer
man. AI. W. Taylor, William Miller,
Samuel F. Nlxnn. (Icoigo Atetzcl. John
.1. AlcOurk. A. Sablosky, Bart McHugh
and Charles Cooke Wnnnmnker.
Lansdowne
Invitations have been tsued by the Wed
nesday livening Dancing Class for a sub
scription dance to be held In the Twen
tieth Century Club February 9.
WINTER RESORTS
VH.V.
LV:V-.
"sAr K V
HAMILTON. 11EIIMUDA
VICTORIA LODGE
Centrally located, opposite Victoria Park.
Exclusive family house. Modsm. Close to all
attractlona 18 up. Eugene A. Uarla.
IMPERIALHOTEL n ..
Tborouchly modern. Rooms alncl an suits.
Bun parlor and ballroom. Excellent table
and serv lea Booklet. It. L. BUCKLER. Mt.
POINTPLEASANT HOTEL
Only hotel on the water front. Open all year.
Newly Improved. New management. Home
cooklnc. Rates 3 per day up. K. W. llalldaa.
THE ALLENHURST ,pPerRweek
Strictly first-class family hotel. Centrally
located. Modern. Heme cooktnr. Boating,
bathlnc. No bar. W. H SPURQB.
ST. GEORGE. HERJICDA
ST. GEORGE HOTEL
Sellchtfull)- situated on Rose Hill, noeaaa
larce and well furnished. Private Hatha.
Sun Parlore. Tennis. Golf. it. DALLMN.
SOMERSET BRIDGE. HEHMCDA
SCAUR LODGE BHF2.,SK5?
Ideally located ovtrlookUt lh ocean.
B
cioua eranaa,; nomauica ap
Drofesalooal buslncaa did.
cioua eranda.; homalika appolntmtnti: for
W- A. UALU1L
FIIASC.ITI, UKHMLUA
Hotel Frascati wuy located, eic uu
nuicinuacau iUAm beat4: livTry;
motorDoaia.Dicyciea. .verytmos mckj, 4 y..
to-date. Itliu. booklit on appUcattoa to 4X.
riuiJDiuA, cpaomii tr, u. a.HJ)attl
writ or can DCiLuvibo luuiut.
UtsMBKIfi JW vr i? 1&K ,
I'AQET. IIEUMCUA
SOUTH SHORE HOTEU
Elba Beach. Eurf batblnc front honso. Jk
nrst-clasa. nodern family hotel. Larae
looms A A JOHNSON. Prop.
1'KMBKOK.E. DEKMEUA
GRASMERE-BY-THE-SEA
Located near city and ocean boatlnc. bathi
Inc. Dihlnc. all canenltncea. RKelleal
uic
Bocsuet
E I.1SHUK. Pro.
IIA1I.KY HAT UEtCUL'llA
IHE SEAWARD
li itttoaii..
be'itu i f rae boating b Qj
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