EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1916.
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NANCY WYNNE PREDICTS GAY WEEK
FOR DEBUTANTES FROM TODAY ON
; Mrs. Alfred Moore Will Entertain at Dance Tonight for
luiaa ou.w x. x.xiaa jMeanor xi. Verner.
Other Doings of Interest
WITH the dance for Itachel Fltler
and Eleanor Verner, which will be
,lven tftnlght by Mrs. Alfred Moore,
the small debs will be busily ensaged
.nelnon to the end o th.e week, for
temorrow there will be the Dobson ball
ttt Lisa Nrrls- Fridfty n,Bhl the
Downs ball for Bessie Downs and on
6turdy Mr. find Mrs. John I Claw
ton will give a small dance for the two
Shcppard girls, Carolyn and Mildred.
Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Itoland Tay
lor will gte a dinner for Corlnne Free
man before the Moore dance. Corlnne,
j-ou know, Is the daughter of Dr. and
Mr. Walter Jackson Freeman nnd it
granddaughter of Dr. William Williams
jeen. She Is rather small In stature
nd has very dark hair and ejes nnd
bright coloring, and Is one of the most
Mithful looking of tho debutantes.
fj .(,. ims been n busy little person this ,
jear, 1 ian tell ou, for her family nnd
friends liae none hu cuu ui tmaiiun,
Ing for her. Sho was Introduced at a
Urge dailsant at the Bellevue-Stratfonl
In December.
The Philadelphia Junior Committee
of the "Orphellnat des Armces" has
tent out Invitations to meet this nftcr
noon at the homo of Mrs. J. linrclner
faitatt. 1418 Spruce sttcet. Miss
ehofleld and Jthn Klllnor Fell will i
P address the guests on "Tlie War nnd
R the Orphans of Frnnce." The meeting
i Is called for H:30 o'clock. Mrs. Cas-
aii Is nlwavs a lady bountiful lit
r helping " charltnblo works ami her
. .. ... tr.ll ln. -...1 T-..
two oaUKIliera, aiiuii mmj hiiu i-.il-
genla, are among the foremost In work
ing hard to nld the poor nnd friend
less. ' The first of the seiles of winter
dances will be held this evening In the
..n tnft nt thp TCiivv Yard, nnd from
f present Indications It will be a gala
f nffttlr. While iiultc a number of the
E prominent ofTlclals nrc still stationed
t- tt Haiti, there are ncvcitlieloss a great
; many still nt the local j'nrd, nnd ninny
, delightful dlnnets will preceJe tho
dance, which, uy tno way, win do
itrlctly formal. Tho committee In
Charge Includes Pny Director S 1..
vHcap, V. S N , chairman; Comman
der P. A Traut, IT. S. N., Lieutenant
( Commander D P. Mnnnlx, V S. N ,
Mtutenant Commander W. H. Allen.
,U. S. X, Lieutenant Commnndcr W.
L. Llttleneld, V. S. N.: Lieutenant
Commander Ficderlck Itobcrt Harris,
rU. S. K Captain I Hnlford, U. 8.
M. C, Lieutenant Homer II, Nor
ton, U S. K, nnd .. A. Todd,
U. S. N. Captain It. L. Russell, U.
S. N commandant of the yard, nnd
Mrs. Russell will entertain 16 guests
at dinner before tho dance; Mrs.
Alexander S. Williams, wlfo of Captain
Williams, V S. M. C, will entertnln
for her guest, Miss Gcrtiude Plckhault,
jotjitw York. Her guests will Include
'Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Paddock Klapp,
Captain William Brjant Drake, U. S.
.A, and Jits Drake; Mt und Mim, T.
Ik Ejre, of West Chester, and Lieu
tenant Joe Ralph Motrlson, U. S. N.
Mrs. H. I Heatss, wife of Major
,1 Bearss, U S M. C, who is at present
at Port Leavenworth, Kan., will also
'entertain at dinner, when her rucsIs
will Include Mr. and Mrs. Louis F.
.Getssler, Mr. und Mrs. Holllstcr
Bturges. Dr. nnd Mrs. F. JI. Weeks,
illlsj Evelyn Held and Mr. nnd Sirs.
Albert Delslnger.
Captain F. Halfoid, U. S M. C. and
.'JMrs. Halford will also cnteitaln before
fuc uuiivc in iiuuur ol ivirs. nauoras
mother, Mrs. K S. Long, who will be
ker guest for the next 10 dajs. Her
other guests at dinner will Include Mrs.
Kngeman. of New York, Mrs. W. H.
Woodson, wife of Lieutenant Com
mander Woodson, U. S. N., of Washing
ton, D. C ; Lieutenant Commander
l;Wariuart. V. S. X., of Washington, D.
k a, 'Mr. Frank Wlllto., of New Yoik.
nd Jh-. F. R, Maxwell. With tho ec
.ceptlon of Mr. Maxwell, all the cuests
(i ill remain with Captain and Mrs. Hal-
1 lord.
Mr. and Mis Hoiaco Gelger, of 30J
.relham road, Germantown. will also
entertain at dinner at the nellcvue
Btwtford before the dance, and the
Party will go down to the yard later,
r Lieutenant Commander Guy A. RIs
, U. S. jf and Mrs. Blssett w)ll give
Urge dinner before the dance, at their
home, J525 South 21st street.
Mrs. Thomas C. Foster will entertain
,t the Bellevue-Stratford before the
lance for her debutante daughter, Jo
MPhlne. 'fhey will go to the Navy
iwd dance In the early pait of the
Sjenlng and later go to Mrs. Moore's
wnce at the Rltz-Carlton.
A' NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
Amons: the mtata -ii ,i.. ..n. n i.
Krvvf.thl.s. evenlns- at the RiU-Carlton,
Sy , ..' Alfred Filler Moore, of 19.H Wal-
aW -. L' ,or u" I'",er ad Miss Ver
fcr?i,rb" Mlss Maisaietta Myeia, Miss
iwf, V,y'r, 1,l,s Eleanor Pspper. Miss
Vi. 2 ""t'h. Mlsa Dorothea Oberteuffer,
Iff' li& Nellson. Silas Agnes Allen.
hcVd V,V a McAHUter. Mlsa Barbara
Jl.V. Bfewstfr. Miss Edith Earle, Miss
,5'l Perot. MUs Katharine Verner.
Or.t n.0ianonde Flaher. Miss Louise
E.fhl '" Christine Stockton, Mlas
Si,. . Bchraan, Mias Eleanor Arnett,
Si7i.Ait?,"rJory Taylor, Miss Margaret
n-C'' Mi" Frances C, Brodhead, Miss
tneodora LIlHe. Miss Gertrude Pancoaat.
tnn J?'Phne Foster, Miss Corlnne Free-
- M.rPiard Mlss Katharine Hunter, Mlas
i jartha Wot,.... -.i -...,- .. -
toll uy, Certonl Mla "e'en MarshaU.
tin. t, .. " U'U'H. miss iiary oonien,
1 ,S By Scott. Miss Frances Tyson.
it ?? Marie Wrlsht. Mlss Edith Dallas.
ry;j ".ifai Button, Mlss Caroljn 8hep
Vwln1.1' E11beth w. Griffith. Mlss
XtU. vale Balrd' Ml" E'hl Hastings,
at., Dnces Scolt- Ur- John Arnett. Mr.
Mr A Baron' u". Joseph H. Burroughs,
uit V ,e.nce Brewstr, Mr. Norrls Bar
a.rn w Cble Brooke, Mr. J. '.eeds
V 7i. Kdward Brooke. Jr.. Mr.
Wr H?rJ.B01 Mr- George V Brown,
r. Richard 8. Bullitt. Mr. De Benneville
cSrirJ ,v Jo,vn c BeI1 Jf- Mr. William
ail ri 4Umllt Carpenter. Mr Rod-
Jav nI. "l"- xr "eroert cnurcn. Mr
lit il5?lJltb Mr Richard 8. Conger.
M? kXn r'",' Mr Edward I Dav
iri n '". P01,1"' Mr Joeph Dulles. Mr
Uora i "aul wrooKo i.uwara. Air
U,?:' Eft. 3d, Mr. Thomas Fin-
nr.-"fi'i?r- WlllUra, F. FotteraH. Mr.
u"vt J. Ifwumut, Mr. VmUi (k Oeye?
n'lli-l.?,!w',,, c- Onrillner. Mr William
r), .. """"Bun, aii. lYiiiinui iiinc-
'Mi vi "ornor. Mr Kc
1.. ynn,rl Kiicbsi. .Mr.
let. Mr .Jnllll I .Int.! M.
Icnnctli Kennedy,
Itnn nnl T.'ninH I
r .Inl... T 1 t ..... .1..
r.i.J. ,' A' ''finer. Mr. IMa.ir.ls P
PrVi. .yr. V' ' I'wl. r
rtcvot McMlclmel, "Mr John Mcnri. Mr
- -- ..wiiii .iull. .IT I'll Mil I.PIIIV.
j i i cn.ry Peinuorton Mr Kinlen nan
no ph. Mi Korrrgiei Heott, Mr t'olcmnn
Heller 3,1. Mr HUlnrrt Spenser, Mr. Wil
liam I, Saunders, Mr Snowden Knmilel.
Alt. louls Uoiiveneur Sinll.i, Ml. J. Sotn
CI1 ?.lr,,llh' '' Mr 'IcePli T Thnjot,
Mr. William Taj lot, Jr. iMr. Ponle Todd
Mr. Andrew Vnn Poll, .Mr. Andrew
"liocter. Jr. .Mr Hodman Wlstei, Mr
Samuel Welliriin. Mr. .Samuel WaKiier.
Mr witnev WrlRlit, Mr Archibald WotK
Mr Itlclnrd Wmren, Mr 11 Alnstali
McL'loUrl. Mr. Kreilerlpli Ij.,l. Mr .Innirq
Au-tln. Mr Samut-1 lllopham. Ml Pieil-
eilck llallaid. .Mr ileorp
M" r A",lil' s"nrl:l
ineni ami
manlapo I ce nse was lMied till
inornlns: to Mm Ariic Wharton lliilcli
Inson of till clt. and Mr. GrorRc Wlilt
tiov Mai tin, or IM Cnut filth street, .Vow
York Mils IlutchliiFOii la the daiishtcr
of Mi nnd Mm S. t'cmbeiton Hiltchln
on and n slstrt of Ml Almeo llutdiln
boh. nho mule her ilelnit hut season. The
nriiiiin? vv III take place on Snttirtlnv,
Jamiarj ID In Christ Church Chapel, Pine
sheet near iotli
Ml
l'rcd:lck Ito'orit Harris will re
ceive liifoinnlly tomunow aflcrnoon
nfler l ii clock at her home In the nivj
J aid.
Mm P.nhcil I.etitiilnir Wood, of Itnsc
mniv Oltnso. Ambler, will Rive a Kinnll
luncheon In honor of her coulil, Mlss .
Kllzibclh Daw on Wheeler, debutante
daughter of Mr lllbson Hell, or Chest- '
nut lllll i
The Cheliitit Mil! fin tnlghtlv daniluu
ilnss will hold lt nieetliiB this evening
at tho Philadelphia Cricket Club. St. Mar- i
1 1n'. Mr nnd Mrc Iloltlnhcnd N". Tny
lor will entertain nt dinner prior to tho i
iKince when their guests will Include .Mr. I
mid Mi. Daniel Haddock Carstnlrs, Mr. '
nnd .Mis Aitluir H. Biockle, Mr. and
.Airs Alfied O. B. L'tccl, Ml. and Mis
Robot t C I.en and Mr. nud Jlis. John C.
Sims, Ji Mi. nnd Mrs Walter L Foulke. '
of Whlteniaish, will also give a dinner
before the dance
The t'nrmlngton Alumnae will hold
Us annual luncheon todnj nt the Acuin
Club Mis. Chailcs II. Ludlnglon Is pies
Idcnt of the association. Mrs. Aitluir W.
Sewall, vice president. Mrs llonaid
Ilulchei, .lr, sccretnrj, and Mlss Vir
ginia Llpplncott, treasurer.
Mlss Pilscilln It Dan son. a Unltlmoie
debutante, will bo tho guest of Mlss
Kntherlne E Register, of Knollbrook,
Atdmorc. this veek, when she will come
to the city to attend the theatre party
to be glien tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
Henry Sulgci Jeancs, In honor of Mlss
Register, and also to be piesent at the
ball to be Riven bj .Mr. and Mis James
Dobson In honor of their granddaughter,
Silas Lisa Xorris Mrs. Albert L. Regis
ter and Mlss Register will leave Satur
day for Annapolis to attend the Naval
Academj hop, and while there will bo the
guests of Mrs John Kane.
The annual luncheon of the Equal
Ki midline Society will he held In the ball
room of the Rlt7.-Carlton on Thursdaj1,
Januaij '.'7, nt 1 o'clock. The speakers
will be .Mis Rajmond Brown, of the New
York State Woman Suffrage party, and
Sir A. J. McKelway, of tho Nntlonal
Child Labor Committee. The luncheon
will bo preceded by the annual business
meeting.
Along the Main Line
MEIIION' A meeting of tho Merlon
blanch of the Emergency Aid, which was
formed last winter by women membci.s
of the Meiton Civic Association, took
place jcsteidnj morning from 10 until 12 i
o'clock nt the home of Mrs. S Earle
Hulnes, of Maplo avenue The meetings
of the association are now being held
weekly Instead of fortnightly, as for
merlj, and most of the articles are 1
started and finished dining the hours de
voted vvecklj to the work at the differ
ent membeiH homes At present the
members of the Merlon branch are woik- I
Ing on hospital supplies, including band
ages, surgical sponges and numerous
other hospital necessities, and to the en
thusiastic work and unselfish interest of
the members of the association many a
poor fellow returning wounded fiom the
battlefield owes the comfort of a less
painful and more restful existence
Mr. and Mis William Patterson, of Lit
tle Brick House, have returned from a
visit to New York.
ARDMOI'.E. The senlot class of the
Lower Merlon High School Is rehearsing
for Its annual show entitled "The Pilvate
Secretaij-," which will he given In the
high school niidltorlum the night of Feh
luaiy K Xbout 11 young people from
along the Main Line and Schuylkill Val
lej who aie noted for their successful
amateur playing, will take part In tho
performance. The cast Includes Mlss
Louise de la F. Keefe, who will play the
lead. Mlss Grace Stlllvvagon. Mlss Helen
Slaw, Mlss Bertha Cameron. Mr William
McDowell, leading man Mr Claieiice
i.h Mr. William Shupert, Mr Judge
Miller Mr. Frank Benson, Jr. Mrs Joa-
Kvan Vntt3 anil ilr
eph uonway. .
Edward Allen
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MRS. FREDERICK ROBERT HARRIS
Mrs. Hnrris is one of tho most chnrmtnp; of tho youtip; mntiona in the
Nnvy set. iMr. Hnrris is, n member of tho committee for tho dance to
be given in tho snilloft this evening.
Germantown
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Burton Mustln, of 423
West Johnson street, will entertain at
dinner on S.iturdaj- evening nt tho Union
l.e.igue In lionoi of Mrs Mustlu'.i Bister,
Mirs tfrace Held 'I be guosts will Include
Mr. and Mrs William S I.lojd, Mis.
Marshall Reld nnd Mr. Eat I Reld
Mis. John T. Custls, of 60S Wlster street,
entertained the meinbors of her bridge
club jesterday afternoon at her home.
Friends of Mrs John Dunn, Jr.. of Pel
ham Court, will bo glnd to hear that sho
has fullj rccoveied from her recent attack
of grip
Tioga
Mlss Alice MeFndden nnd Edna Mc
Fndden, of 3260 North Broad street, en
tertained nt cards jesterday at their
home, when their ,;uests were Mlss Mary
Weldon, Mlss Jennlo Querns, Mrs Ernest
Turner, Mrs Znno Hoffman. Mlss Kath
rjn Querns, Mrs Victor Beck, Mrs. Will
iam Voorhees, Mrs Carl Schaeffer, Mrs
Elwood A. Stcelman nnd Mis. David Tlm
mons. Mrs fJcorgo Crofton was hostess jester
day nfternoon to tho Tioga Sewing Club,
of which she la a member.
Camden and Vicinity
Mrs. V P. Mulford, of 1A Brondwaj,
will spend the remainder of the winter
at Leeshurg, Fla.
Notlrra for the fioclfty pe will he
ncreplrd nnd printed In the Kerning
I.rdsrr, hut all turli notice mint he
written on one lde of the pnper, mint he
KUnrd In full, with full uddress, and
when possible telephone iiumlicr must be
given. , .,
srml Hit Midi commiinhallons to
"society Ktlltor," Erenlnir Ledger, oa
( licxtmit nlreet. , . .
I nlesH liee requirements are curried
nut o that irrlflrntlon mnj lie possible,
the notice will not lie publlnlird.
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Chestnut Hill
Mlss Alice Dlllcnbeck, of East Willow
Gtove uvenue. will entertain at dinner
on robiunrv 51.
Mrs John If Packard, 3d, of New nnd
Stcntoti nentte. Iiiih joined her mother,
Mia Edward l' Benson, In New York
foi a short stnj
Along the Reading
Mis. Daniel B Wentz, of the Orchard,
Chcltcn Hills, spent several dajs last
week in New York wPh her son, Mr.
Daniel H Went?, Jr. wlm was returning
to the 1'aj School, nfte. having spent
tho holidajs with his parents.
Mlss Lillian Essllnger, of Elklns Park,
has had Mlss Bessie Dobbins, formerly of
Melroso Park, as her guest Mlss Dobbins
has returned to school nt Sharon Hilt
Miss Dora McKnlghl, of Elklns Park,
hnd ns bci guest over the week-end and
for i cveral dnj"a this week, Mrs. John
Skinner, of Albany. N. Y.
Mlss Nnn Kent, of Bent rend, AVjn
cote, who Is spending sevcrnt dnj-s at
Ln Plata, Md , and where sho Is being ex
tensively entertained, will return home
tho end of this week.
f Mamma Goose Kept
i House in Old Fido's Kennel
pJV How she came to do such a funny thing and how
'sW JfM' happy she made all the Barnyard residents is told
wMMr to little boys and gIrls in tlie fourtn great Punky
WU f Given Free With Sunday's
fijl PUBLIC rfAbLEDGER
I'I'mU Thirty -two pages of text and beautiful illustration, in jffifl
Ivf l xiV ready-to-fold book form, tell this wonderful tale of the jp filMJL
II m "Wise Mamma Goose." Like all Punky Dunk books, it is . Wmm
XK a gift your children will treasure in the playroom. Wwill
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Weddings
HOaGLANU McOIItR
The marilase of Mlss Edith S. McGIrr,
daughter of rs. A MrGlrr. of 4S13 Bal
timore nxenue, to Air. Maurice A Mogc
land, of Wjncotc, will take place nutelly
this afternoon at I o'clock In SI Philip's
J Episcopal Church, d sttcet and Ball!-
mote avenue The I'cv. Clarence Wjatt
Blspham will ofllelate The bride, whose
only attendant will be Mlss Marlon 1!
Lachot, will wear n tra cling gown of
green vehet nnd n small hat of green
velvet trlnimrd with oprej, Mr Joseph
S Hngcland lll nrl ns best man Mr
niul Mis, Homeland, after a wedding trip
through the West, will live at BIIO Thomas
n venue '
p.o(iKits-sciit:i-ii
Aii liiteiesllng inldulntci wedding that
will tske place this nftcinoon will bo that
of Mlss Edith Schelt, daughter of Mr nnd
Mrs. Harrison H Schell. of 1910 West
Olratd avenue, to Mr. Oeoige II. lloger.
. lr 'I he cerenioiiv will be performed at
4 o'clock In st Mntthcn's Protestant
Episcopal Cliuicli, ISth sttcet and Glrard
avenue, lij tin' irclor, the Rev Dr.
i Charles I! Pieue. assisted bv the ltev.
William I; Allen, lr., Iiiother-ln-lnw of
the brldoRt ooin Mi Sohell will give bis
daughter In ninir ace I lei nun of wliltc
satin is mnilc ivltli n court train and
trimmed with silvei lato nnd tulle The
long tulle veil will he draped tilth orange
blossoms nnd a shower bouquet of roses
anil lilies of the vnllev will be cairlrd.
Mlss Agnes V Cooiiahan, the maid of
honor, will ho attired In a pink taffeta
flock trimmed with silver lace and net
nnd n lint nf silver lace v Itb ti limning of
nlnk tlllt Alia T?ll9fi1,ntt, .tunot SmIiaII
nleco of the bride, will be How or Klrl nnd
will wear n white luce frol with a pink
i Rash and a white poke liunhrt trimmed
I with pink ioc nnd will earn a basket
of pink losebuds
Mr. Rogers will have us htsi man his
mother, Mr. Item Welsh Itogcrs. nnd as
urhcrs .Mr ('linrle-i Nuinileri" Scliell. tho
bride's brother. Mi. Wlllhm Itnlpli Drach
mid Mi. V. Ritfscl' Stevenson Aftei a
small reception at ir Hollcviic-Stiatford
there will bo a supper foi the bridal part
and the Immediate, rninlllc. t'pou their
tettirn from nn attended Journey Mt .nd
Mrs. Rogers will be at homo on March
15 nt 3314 Arch street
Bala-Cynwyd
The nssoclnte menihcis uf the Cjnwjd
Club have organized n iaul tournament to
plav auction hrldRc, compass bridge nnd
"500," v hlch will meet luitnlKhtly at tho
clubhouse, stnrtlng Mondaj, Junttarj 31
tho Inst game to be plavcd Monday,
.March 27 The cominlttco lu charge In
cludes Mrs nobcit Pntilck, chairman,
Mis. William K Kiaft, Mrs. John CJ,
Fleck, Mis .Martin Gljnn, Mrs. II, Scott
McCrackcn, Mrs William K. Miller and
Mis O. C. Mlitecnes,
Mr Hajmond Fiiguet, of New Yolk,
Ins been visiting his brother-in-law and
slstet, Mr. and Mrs '.'h.irlca I. de V.
Keefe, of Llanbenls load, Bala. Mrs.
Keefe will leave this week for Chelsea,
where she will be the guest of Mrs Harry
L Falrbalin.
Miss Edna Davlcs spent the week-end
with Mlss Marlon Plckford, of Birch ave
nue, Bala.
Mr. and Mrs Sejmour de Bennov-lllo
Kelm, of Cjnwjd, who will lenvo next
month to mike their home In New York,
were the guests of honor loBt night at a
cobweb party given by Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Addison Fox, of Cjnwjd road. The
guests Included a few Intimate friends of
iMr nnd Mrs Kelm, among whom weie
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C Plnkerton, Mr.
nnd Mrs. William K Miller, Mr and Mrs.
Albert Cross. Mr. and Mrs Wllmer M.
Wood, Mr. and Mrs. R. Horaco Qrlgg,
Mlss Elizabeth Christie, Mlss Jnnc I Ma
gee, Mlss Elizabeth Lodge Mngce, Mlss
Edna Haupt, Mlss Ethel McMInn. Mr.
Warren Hamilton, Mr Paul A Vanno
man, Jr , Mr Charles Mnlpass, Mr. Spen
cer Wright, Jr , Mr E. M Spangler and
Mr A Lodge Oliver
MILITARY RECEPTION GIVEN
IN HONOR OF GENERAL CLEMENT
Ball at Horticultural Hall Tonight Will Be Brilliant
Event Number of Notable Guests Present Dances
Planned by West Philadelphia Associations
rpilE Veteran Ouard, Third Infantry,
JL.V. O P, will give a reception nnd mill-
tnty ball to Major General Charles M.
Clement, the new division commander of
the National Uuatd of Pennsylvania, nt
I tort Ictiltiunl Hall tonight A march, In
which nil nillltjrv nnd naval guests will
participate, will be the feature It will
he ltd bv Ma lor General Clement, fol
lowed bj utllcerR of the nrmy, navy, ma
tine corps and National Gunrd officers
according to their grades nnd such en
listed men as will be present The Vet
eran Guatd as hosts will act as escort
to the crack drill team of SO experts un
der command of Captain Samuei G Bei
nnrd, Battery 11. N. G. N. J., which will
give nn exhibition di lit. This will be
followed bj" a bajonel combat drill bv
a detachment of tho Third Infantrj. com
manded In Lieutenant William F. Houser,
of Company V. About 2000 guests are ex
pected to be present
The 'ihesplan Club will hold Its somi
ntmunl dance at the Wnlton on February
If The committee In charge Includes
Mi Robert llanov, rhnlrinnn. Mr. Unw
ind Stettlei. Mlss Helen Hughes nnd Mlss
Phoebe Collom
Tho Sixteen Club of West Philadelphia
Is planning to give a large minstrel show
nnd dance nt one of the country clubs In
March The active members or this club
ale Mls Margaiel Thompson. Mlss Con
stance Hubbard, Miss Allco Chltds, Mlss
Ruth Halght, Mlss Maybellc Peterson,
Mlss Frances Cumberland, Mlss Cleora
nuvorl. Mlss Edith Lambert, .Mlss Nan
Cleeland. Mlss Grace Mills, Mlss Mary
Hull, Mlss llorcnce Starr, Mlss Katherlne
Lej. Mlss .Madeline Town, Mlss Mildred
McCllntock nnd Mlss Mnrgnret Morris.
The mcmbcis will be assisted ln their
pinductloit bv outside talent. The cos
tumes are to be oilglnat nnd striking.
A surprise parly was given to Mlss
Mary Ellen Galbralth on Saturday eve
ning nt her home, 6015 Kershaw avenue,
by her cousin, Mlss Irene Miller. Among
those present were Mlss Edna Halloway,
XIIss Helen Brown. Mlss Alberta Chapln,
Mlss Lillian Mm pit J", Mlss Sara Smith,
Mlss Irene Miller, Mlss M E. Galbralth,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwnrd Miller, Mr. Ed
Armstrong. Mr. Frank Remlok, Mr. John
Smith. Mr. D II Charlcsworth, Mr. Her
bert Cave, Mr Lewis Trout, Mr. Joseph
Bojd, Mr. Harry Mlchell, Mr. John Foj-,
Mr Wlntlcld Trout, Mr. John Miller, Mlss
II Wilkinson.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. John Schwartz, Jr., of the Nether
lands, 4300 Chestnut street, has Issued
Invitations for a largo luncheon, to bo
given on Saturday at tho Manufacturers'
Club. Covers will be laid for 60 guests
Mrs. William F. Roth entertained nt
enrds at her home, 1133 North 41st street,
on Monday afternoon, when her guests
were Mrs. Edwnrd Charles Zcllncr, Mrs.
Horace Miller, Mrs. Charles Grncbcr,
Mrs. Newton Firth Hill, Mrs. William
Annear, Mrs Charles Reukauff and Mrs
Charles Hartzell.
Mlss Hazel Gorman, of the Beech wood
MUSICAL
SCHOOL OF MUSIC of the
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
A. VEW DEPARTMENT WITH 1U01I-CLASS
INSTRUCTORS ,
rACULTT Percy Chaie Miller. TUno and
Organ, hrunk I'relfch unit MIsr Abble Jl.
Keel. Voice; Emit Schmidt. Violin. Wni A
Schmidt. Cello; Geo. C Krlck, Banjo, Mando
lin. Guitar
Tor termi. hours, Jtc ,
Apply to th I.IUnAltlAN,
nnOAD AND SWUNG QAItDEN ST3.
School spent Ihe week-end as the suest
of Mlss Alice Heln, of 406 Preston street.
Mrs HRrry IJ. Reese, of Hie Bucking
ham Apartments, entertained her bridge
club jesterday nfternoon.
Mrs. Alojslus J. McCambrldgc, of 203
North 3d street, will give a matinee tho.
atro partv this afternoon Her guests
will Include Mrs Albert G. Melz, Mrs.
Samuel B Bennett. Mr. John Rtedfnger,
Mrs Coulson Shcppard and Mrs. J, Phar
aoh 2d
Mr and Mrs. Herbert de la R. Wlegahd,
of the Essex apartment, entertained Men
day evening at cards. Their guesta In
cluded Mlss Ruth Israel, Mlss Isibells
Martin. Mlss Helen Cassldj', Mlss Helen
McDonald, Mr, Joseph Bryan, Mr. Ken
rick Mnrtln and Mr. Louis McDonald
Delaware County
The Aldan Civic Association will giva
n chicken and waffle dinner on Jan
uary 27
What's Doing Tonight
Amerlcsnlmtlon conference banoutt. horn
of Mrs H. T. Stoteibury, 1925 Walnut atreet.
Ten and Pencil Club, ."Night In Bohemia,"
nellevue-Stratford: o o clock.
Pnhlle lecture on "The Relljitous Queatlen
of ths Phlllnplnej." by the Bv Dr. John
I t'hldwlck. university of Pennsylvania,
o'clock.
tecture. "Supplying the World With Nesra,"
bv Melville E. Stone, roneral manaitr of tha
Atftoelatc'l Press. FYanKlln Institute; s o'clock.
Veteran Guard, !ld IWlmsnt Infantry, N.
O. P., Horticultural Ball, Dread atreet below
Locilut S 30 o'clock
Graduation tlav exerclMt. Pelrca School,
Academy of Music, n o'clock.
Pinner to campalm workers of Builders'
Exctiance. Union ljeague; fl 30 o'clock.
1cture, "Ancient nnd Medern China." by
Fred Poole, Central Y, M. C. A.: 8 o clock.
Society nf Arts and letters. New Century
Drawing Room; 8 13 o clock.
Temperanc talk, by M. J. Fannlnr, Way-
M. J. Fannlnr, Way
o2d atreet and Baltl-
lana iiariusi vnurcn.
mora ri chuq.
acotraphlcal Sneletv. Dr. Lucy I W. Wilier!
to lecture on "Recent Flxcavatlona ln New
Mexico." Wltherspoon Hall.
Testimonial dinner to John T, MoKlnlay,
Faxon ll Hall.
Donegal ball. Mercantile Hall,
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Temple University
nROAII AND BERKS STREETS
College course (A. U. B. S.).
Teachers' College (II. B. In Ed.). Com
mercial Education (Normal).
Commercial course. Secretarial courstsv
and short, practical buslnesa courses.
Freshman classes formlnr February 1.
Hi'txiAi, vm:i:kh course
sin
SPAM.!!. rilKM'I
ITALIAN, UEKJfAN
4 UUBBUrtCt . WteJill.
Technlral Teachers & Translators' Assn,
it 10 rerrv Hide Hpruca 488
STRAYER'S Th B' Business School.
J 1 IW X ci J 801.8QT Chestnut Strsst.
WYXXE1UOI). I.
Montgomery School
Wynnewood, Pa.
The Country
Day School for Boys
SECOND HALF-YEAR COMMENCES
February 1st, 1916
Applications should ba mads to ths
Headmaster
THE REV. GIBSON BELL