EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1916.
NANCY WYNNE TALKS WITH KINDLY
INTENT ON SOCIETY'S DOINGS
Large Ball Will Be Given This Evening for Miss Eliza
beth Cushing Norris by Her Grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Dobson Other Matters of Interest
T-ISA NOItRIS will be the feted deb
SB II tOnlgnii mien ; 3iiilituu,
w r an Mr8' James Dolson, wl" Give
fa bait at the Rltz-Carlton for her.
r tfa ' the attractive daughter of Mr.
V iitd Mrs. John Norris, of Chestnut ave
4 Mif Chestnut Hill. Her mother was
Mhria DODSOH, raiiro "J nei imilliy
-.. Intimates "Baby." She Is one of
the flV DaDSon sibicib, wiiu iiro bo re
markable for their smart clothes and
eitreme good looks. It Is an odd thing
In tho Dobson family how for three
l fenerations two brothers married two
I' ...... nr vice versa. Mr. James Dob-
.n nnd the late Mr. John Dobson
rl married two sisters. Then Sarah and
Jlarla Dobion, daiiRiuors on Mr. ana
Mrs. James Dobson, married the two
Morris men, John and Dick, and In the
i 1 generation the two Jeffries girls,
Mary and Amanaa, aaugniers or .Mr.
nd Mrs. Thomas Jackson Jeffries (the
latter was Mary Dobson), married two
Roengarton men. Speaking of Mrs.
Jeffries, I do think she Is one of tho
very smartest and best gowned women
In this town. I have never scon her
but she Is in the very last word for
frocks or hats, and she Is so good look
In. Lla. Is having a wonderful time this
winter and quite upholds her end of
the family reputation for smart gowns
and general attractiveness. Sho wore
the loveliest frock at the Assembly,
fathloned of flesh-colored chiffon and
tulle and trimmed with tiny roses. At
another ball she was gowned n a won
derful frock of cloth of gold.
Tonight her 'mother will, of course,
assist In receiving, and nil tho good
looking aunts will bo there Mrs. Jef
fries, Mrs. Dick Norris, Mrs. D. Dob
ion Altemus and Mrs. Arthur Spencer.
J remember hearing a funny story once
about Lisa and Paulino Dlsston. They
both lived In Chestnut Hill at the time,
t believe, and both had French nurses,
to their English comersatlon was
ri (lightly mixed with strange French
turns. Lisa had been to a party (alio
was about G years old then and Pauline
) and, as often happens to small chil
dren, the party did not agree with
Lisa and sho was quite 111. Paulino
went to see her and on returning homo
as asked: "How Is LIsa7" "Oh." said
Pauline, "she Is all right: It Is only
tthat jou call It? an attack of bill."
So biliousness was for a long time
known by that name In tho Dlsston
menage anyway.
The Lewis Ncllsons will entertain ut
dinner before the ball for Elizabeth
Griffith and the Howard Pancoasts for
' Gertrude. Hachel Fltler will bo given
a dinner by Mrs. Washington Gilpin
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Grey will
also give a dinner.
t?' Certain It Is that the huge bronze
..Tieraca guarding the stately eintraice to
1.V ..." it. .....J. In T-mIk.
pine I'ennsyivHiiit muaoum i -.-Imount
Park havo not for many ycai3
fwltnessed a sceno such as yesterday's,
'for from 3 o'clock until after duslc mo
tor after motor rolled up and deposited
their precious burdens on tho Hteps,
njmherc, If they were of sulllcicnt Impor
tance and ut all good-natured, they
Vere subjected to a battery of cameras,
and when the Stotesburys arrived It
nas amusing to see tho rush which
these same photogiaphcrs mado for
them they aro so used to It I suppose
that they are always quite icslgned
fchllo a dozen shutters are clicked in
f their faces. Mrs. Stotesbury, who was
the leading representative of tho Amer
icanization Committee In this city,
'toorea superb wrap of culnchilla which
reached to her feet. Insldd the hall
V, the peace and quiet of the Egyptian
mummies and tho ancient Chinese gods
. ncre rudely disturbed by tho chatter of
'many voices nnd tho tinkle of tea cups.
tsi ww quae me most amusing inc-i-
, dent In the Improvised tea room at one
' end of tho large hall, when Mrs. James
.Francis Sullivan and Mrs. Samuel Me
Jgargee Wright came face to face, each
ptvearing a hat the counterpart of the
'Other's. The first moment of silence
and consternation was followed by
i gooj. naturetl dialling on the part of the
lacjlfs, qne leaving the other with the
rather paradoxical come-bach "Well.
it serves you quite right, my dear, for
going to New York to procure your
!hats!" As both women are extremely
bnell groomed nnd wear the smartest
,p!othfs Imaginable, tho situation was
n-.pst amusing. Any number of smurl
people were there, Including the Tow
ers, the Leas, the Coxes, the Uoyers,
11 the Qowens, tho Stoliowslda, the Don-
Jhers, Mrs. Converse, Airs, Groome, Airs.
feTom Itobins, Alra, Scull, Mrs. Hartman
fcKuhn, Mrs, Lojand Harrison. Alia.
harlle Harrison. Airs. Struthers, Airs.
jteath and Mrs. Standley Stokes.
LThe Wednesday Music Club held Its
IJrat meeting yesteiday afternoon at
yhe Clifford Lewises' home at 30 South
Sd street. I don't know any house
S'Mer suited for recentlons and musl-
fcates than this one, v :i!ch belongs to
Flrs. Clifford Vaunhan. You know
iiln. Vaughm was Eleanor Lewis, the
-oniy daughter of Air, and Airs. Clifford
l Lewis, though she had several broth
" Her uncle, Air, Edmund Lewis,
"aa a wonderful collector of rare
a tapestries, paintings and curios. At
"IS death soma vpnra nun lia wlllftd tho
I house and all Its contents to Eleanor,
. wno had in the meantime married Cllf
Lford Vaughan and Bono to New York
& a Ijve, so (.he has aJied her parents
."to live there, and shn rnmra on very
Ptiften to visit them. It is a large dou-
s aouse and has a wonderful art
fotoom anq" gallery The Clifford Lewises"
L. q DVid and his- wife, the latter
i ya Lena, Green, live n the bouse next
uor Another Bon. Clifford. Jr.. mar-
yjeq and Jives h New York State.
fh,e musicals yesterday afternoon
)s ery fine. Mrs. William Hatton
weeoe sang; and bo. did Miss Elizabeth
Wekaon. of WIlkeaBarre. Air, Newell
Alerlshj, nl Tlarriabu,.s playd and
as SchmJdt quartet, headed by Mr.
1 Sclunkit,. gae aevtra! selection.
W, LeUUa KodclUfc aecaita!e4
nnd Mr. Clifford VnUgh.in nlso per
formed on Iho piano.
Many of the foremost women In
town who are Interested In music be
long to this club. This year Mrs.
Luther Conradl Is chairman nnd the
other committee members Include
Mrs. A. J Dallas Dixon, Mrs. Itussell
Duane, Mrs. Hcibert Everett, Mrs.
Henry n. Thompson, of Wilmington!
Mrs, Clifford Lewis, Mrs. Hubert
Ernott Hare. Mrs. Austin S. lleck
scher, Mrs. Harold Ynrnall, Mrs.
Charles Wood, Miss Nina Lea and
Mrs. Greene. Mrs. Abrnm H. Winter
steen Is president of the club,
NANCY WYNNE.
Personals
The guests nt the dinner to be glen
tomorrow evening In honor of Ml Mary
Thner by her brothels, Mr, Itun
sell Tliner, Jr., Mr. Fltz Eugene Thayer,
Mr. Alexander D. Thner, Mr. Udmund
Tlinernml Mr J Trevnnlon Thayer, will
ncludc Miss Knrnh Tcnroie, MIks Clmr
lotto Cheston, Mlsi Doiothv Dlsston, Mini
Alntee Hutchinson, Mlsn Rllzabetli Grlf
flth. Miss Hnrrlet M. Frnzlcr. Mls Ocr-
iruae s Hcckschcr. .MKi Mnrlnnit W. ,
Gowen, Miss Hugenla Oastalt. Miss Cllz- ,
nbeth Downs, Mr. llnrcln.K MiFmliK-n, Mr.
Clarence Kline. Mr. Nicholas HoobcicII,
..... V.IH.IIVS unnrion, Mr. innrii-a K
Cheston, .Mr Kdwnrd V. Madeira, Mr
FI(z.;iiBeno New bold and Mr. t'liiirlr l.
Davis. The guests will Inter attend the'
dance to be given by Dr. nnd Air's Nor- i
ion Downs for their daughter, Mls Eliz
abeth W. Downs.
If the weather lie favotable. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Da Costa will entertain nt
luncheon nevt Sunday, preceding the tncft
of the Henglc8. Among the guests ex
pected are Mr. II. Penn Smith. Mr. nnd
.Mrs. Alexander Uronn, Miss Kitty Smith,
Air. and .Mrs. Victor C. Mather. Miss
Josephine Mnther, .Miss Dorothy Mnthei,
Air. Charles Alnther. Air. Gilbert Mather,
Air. nnd .Mrs. W. W. Jtontgomery, Jr.,
Air. nnd Airs. Jtohert L. Alontgomery,
Alls? .Montgomery, Air. nnd Airs. Stanley
Itceves. Atr. nnd Airs. Pnul D. WIIU.
Airs. Alfred G. U. Steel, or Chestnut Hill,
will entertain nt luncheon today.
Air. Robert L. Atontgomeiy will enter
tain Colonel Theodore Roosevelt today nt
luncheon nt tho Rltz-Cnrlton.
Air. nnd Airs. J. Ramsey van Rodcti,
whose marriage took place on Tuesday,
have Balled for Pcrmudn.
The Right Rev. Jnmes Henry D.itllng
ton, Illshop of Harrlsburg. and .Mrs.
Darlington havo left Lakewood nnd nre In
New York for a month. They entertained
at dinner followed by it theatre party
last night for their daughter, AUss
Eleanor T. Darlington Covers were laid
for 30 guests.
Air. Samuel .1. Henderson will be tho
host at a dinner to be given to the new
coach. Air. Joseph Wright, at tho Hotel
Adelphln on January 2S. Tho guests will
Include the University Alumni and the
members of the crew. Air. Ellis Ames
Bnllard will be tho toastmnster.
There will be a dinner dance at the
Huntingdon Valley Country Club tomor
row evening. .Mr. William A. Law will
entertain the board of governors beforo
the dance.
Weddings
EARLU-POTTER.
A wedding of social Importance which
took place today was that of Allss Huberta
V. Potter, daughter Air. and Airs, Jon
ntlinn Bnlley Browder. of Lincoln Drive
nnd Atcrmald Inne, nnd Air. George II.
Harle, 3d, son of Air. nnd Airs. George
II. Kaile, Jr., of Brond Acres. Bryn AInwr.
The ceremony was performed nt noon In
the Proteatunt Cplscopnl Church. St. Alnr-tln's-ln-tlic-Fleld,
West Willow Grove
avenue. Chestnut Hill, by the Rev Jacob
Le Roy, rector of the church. Allss Put
ter, who was given In marriage by Air
Browder, wore an exquisite gown of Ivory
white satin mado on strnlght lines with a
couit tinln, the bodice trimmed with old
family lace. Her tulle veil had n coronet
of orange blossoms nnd 3I10 carried a
shower bouquet of Illlea of the vnlley
nnd white orchids. Tho maid of honor.
Mis Catherine Potter, n sister of th I
bride, wore a frock of blue soiree silk over
11 skirt of silver lace lace. Silver laco nlso 1
was used on the bodice.
SllveV slippers and a -fetching' hat, the
crown of which Is made of French blue
panne velvet and trimmed with a single
pink vehet rose, completed the costume.
Allss Potter carried pink loses. Allss
Gladys Carle. Alias Hansell ;:arle, Allss
Edith II. B.illy and Allss Willie AIoss
were gowned alike in pain pink olrco
silk and bilver lace, with silver tints, the
crown of which were of blue puune vel
vet. .Miss Edith Eailc. Allss Lucia War
den, Allss Louisa Davis and Allss Char-
lotto Brown wore frocks of pink soiree
silk of u deeper shade. Their hats of
silver were like those worn by the other
bridesmaids and thc all carried shaded
pink snapdragons and white lilacs. Green
mid white was the color scheme at the
church and house. Air, l.'irle had ns best
man his brother. Air. Ralph Carle, and
the ushers Included Air. Lawrence Hill
worth Beggs, Atr, Victor C, Alathe);, Air,
W. Hensley Avery, Atr. Arthur W Howe,
Alf. Julian Potter, of Bowling Green,
Ky.; Air, Alehln Erlcson, Air. Raleigh
Warner, of Chicago; Air. Howard C,
AlcCall. Air. Russell Spruance, Air. Bar
clay AIcFadden, Air. Walton Clark and
Air, Joseph AI. Patterson, 2d. A wed
ding breakfast followed the ceremony
at the home of the.brlde's parents.
WILL1AAIS-F1TE.
An Interesting wedding will tnke place
tonight In the Ouk Lane Presbyterian
Church, when AIUs Elizabeth Dudley
Fite, daughter of Air. am Airs. John Ells
worth Fite. of 1322 Oak l.ane avenue, will
be given In marriage by her father, to
Air Frederick Alarsh Williams The cere
mony will be performed at 7:30 o'clock by
the pastor, the Re Edward Humeston,
and will bo followed by a recention at
tho Roosevelt. The bride will be attired
ill a gown of white silk net over white
satin with a court train of white satin
brocaded with silver. The net Is trim
med with sliver lace and silver banding.
Orange blossoms will be used In drapli.g
the bridal veil of tHile. Miss Elsie Paul
ine Smith will be maid of honor, Airs.
Earl Ashcroft Havens, Airs Francis K.
Greer, AHss Lottie Krout and Allss Ethel
Alacmuiut. bridesmaids Miss Bernlce
Bloch, flower girl, and AUster Nelson
Kershaw Fit, the bride's nephew, rlng
bearcr. Pale orchid satin and silk net with a
touch of silver .banding ydll form the
frock of .he maid of honor. Her bat of
silver lace M trimmed with orchid ap
Dltque and streamers of velvet of the
same color. The bridesmaids will wear
frocks of deep peach-c?lored Batln, with
the waist draped w)th net embroidered In
cold and silver, and the skirt puffed on
either side and caught with silver band
Ing Their hats of tulle, in orchid and
Deach color, are trimmed with French
flowers and have the tulle streamer
draped over the shoulder and caught to
tbDrW Max Stockton will be the bride
groom's beat wan. aud ( the ushers wjJt
Sauk J. Ellsworth F. Jf- "r. Win.
wlfcs. Mr. Walter Miller -nt Mr.
JaMktcCuUboL.
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i s.a..k?ii,' - ' aj , $? jTt ttw&mpmsf ziv i
MRS. GEORGE H. EARLE, 3D
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jonnthan Bnlley Crowilcr, whoso mnrrinpc
to Mr. George II. Enrlo. 3d, tool: plnco todny at noon in tho Church
of St. Martin's-in-thc-Field, Chc3tnut Hill.
ANNUAL DANCE FOR "THE FREE
SONS" LODGE, NO. 126, 1. O. F. S. OF I.
Well-Known South Philadelphia Organization Will Hold
Affair at Eagles' Temple, Broad and Spring
Garden Various Entertainments
El:
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ABORATi: arrangements have been
l completed for the annual dance of
"The Free Sons," Philadelphia Lodge, No.
126, I. O. F. S. of I. n well-known f mill
Philadelphia orgnnlzillon, this evening
nt Eagles' Temple, Hrond nnd Spring Gar
den streets.
A colored cabaret petformance will be
n fenture of the evening's entertainment,
nnd a very novel nnd Interesting program
bns been ananged by the committee In
charge of the dance.
The proceeds of the affair will be de
voted to tho Installation and equipping of
11 gvmnasium nt "Tho Frco Sons" club
rooms, nt 1728 South Broad street, Phila
delphia. The following is the personnel of tho
Dance Committee- Dr. D. N. Rappaport.
chairman; Air. A. 11. Waldow, business
manager; Air. Louis Giccnblntt, secre
tary; Air. Louis E. Glasor, treasurer; Air
Benjamin A. Zleve, editor of souvenir
booklet; Mr Abraham Llpschutz, Air.
Samuel Corson, Air. Frunk Flnbcrg. Air.
Edwnrd Tress. Air. Alaurlco J. Tcltel
baum, .Mr. Robert Levin. Air, Charles
Gross, .Mr. L. A. Gllles, Dr. Charles J.
Simmons, Atr. Hnrry Hlrsh, Atr. Louis
Saslaw, Dr. Richard Frcldcs.
A surprise kitchen shower was given
by Allss Alice Bernstein for Air. nnd Airs.
Chnrles Bernstein at her home, 2013 Ortho
dox street, Fiankford. Among the guests
weie Air. and Atrs. A. Bernstein. Air. and
Airs. Al. Tnnz. Air. and Airs. J. Egcndorf,
Alias S. Dorothy Welnrnch, Alias Miriam
Savoy, Alias Jean Fchlater, Allss Eliza
beth Schlatcr. Allss Paula Weltzman, Alias
Roso Hlrsch, Allss Carrie Goldman, Allss
Agnes Abiahams, Air. Samuel Bernstein,
Mr. Alax Krnvltz, Air. Sid Pletzman, Air.
Morris Wlnklcstein, Air. I Itosenberg, Air.
Maxwell Unterberger, Air. AI Flnkle. Air.
Benjamin Breyer, Air. Ben Alustln. Air. S.
Silberstcln, Air. B. Abrnm a, AInster Al
fred D. Egendorf.
The guests were entertained by Air.
Samuel Bernstein, with Air. Al Tinkle nt
the piano,
. supper was given by Allss Gladys
shore nt her home, 2118 South street, on
Sunday evening. Among the guests pres
ent were Allss Bertha. Podollu, AUss Sarah
Gould. Allss Bessie Rubin. Allss Clara
Fair, Allss Ida Singer. Alias Reba Stern,
AUss Frances Zolo, Miss Rose Fine, Air.
.Meyer Shore, Air. Harry Black, Air. Louis
Gold. Air. Alaurlce Allller, Atr. Harry
Mansfield, Air. Charles Weiss. Atr Harry
Fishnmu, Air, Harold Ferry and Air.
Maurice Green.
Allss Jeatiette Lovltt entertained on
Sunday evening at her home, IIS, W'est
Cumberland streot. Those present were
Allss Sadie Zagndkln, Allss Beatrice Lot-
man, .miss .ctiie egai, aiiss nuuie nuiui.
Allss Jean Greenbaum, Allss Jeanette
Lovltt, Air, II. Victor, Air. Harry Gunther,
Air. Borlsh, Air. Greenbaum and Air, Ben
jamin Smith, of Norfolk, Va.
Airs. Louis Pajcon, of HIT West Grant
avenue, West Colltngswood, N. J., en
tertained the members of her sewing club
at tea on Tuesday afternoon. Those
present were Airs, Parker Gravatt and
Allss Anna Lelthead, or West Colltngs
wood: Airs. Frank E. Le Nolr. Jr.. Airs.
James E. Shaver, Jr., Atrs. George Smith
and Airs. Arthur Umholtz, of Philadel
phia. The auxiliary of the Jewish Consump
tive Institute gave a dance last eve
ing at Lu Lu Temple, Broad and Spring
Garden streets. The hall was beauti
fully decorated and several prominent
women acted as patronesses for the
evening, The money realized will be
used for the purposo of building a
hospital for the consumptives. The com
mittee In charge Included Air. Theodore
Goldbluni, chairman; Air. Benjamin lloff.
man. Air, Herman J, Tahl, Air. Harry
Hoffman, Air. Herman Weiss, Air. N, K
Goldberg, Air. A. AI. Baron, Air, Frank
Goldberg, Air. Louis Glassman, Atlss
Anna Barnetl, AUss Jean Fluin, AUss
Itebe Ilurd, Alias Edith Grance, Miss
Anna Aaronson, Miss Anna Israelwttz,
AUss Bella Ftum and Allss Bessie Glick.
The first annual dance of the Alonarch
hCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
LEARN LANGUAGES
at the
Berlitz School
Ktu Chettnut bis. (Oner Biker fturmact
Telephone Spruce 1604.
New piauea Constantly Formlnx
a J. vr IWVJ 8Q1..80T Cbutnut Street.
DANOIWG
Uaoiuir 1T3Q N Bxo4 St Phone Ota S3.
Wag Sociable Every Wed. fc Sat Ea.
biMM--i- lSsMSUK uv avsryauB.,
W.
u&xi&shLttr,z.
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I'liol.) liy J
Mitchell l.UIol I
Brownies Camping Club, composed of
members or St, Rita's Cnthollc Club, wan
belli nt AleCrea's Academy. 1532 West
Passyunk avenue, last evening. Tliero
wns a prize one-step .Mr. Robert J.
AIcDougnl, tho president of tho Brownies,
was chairman of the committee which
nnd chnrge of the dance nnd the
other members of the committee were Air.
Thomas Curley, Air. Jack Haley ind Air.
James Coyle.
Bala-Cynwyd
The Cjnwjd Club will give a series of
midwinter subscription dances, tho first
one of which will be held Friday, Jan
uary 23, in the 'clubhouse on Llandrlllo
road.
Air. and Airs. William K. Atlller are at
home Sunday afternoons throughout this
month at their home on Pembroke road,
Cynwyd. No cards.
Air. II. Alorton Gnle, of Brjn Alawr ave
nue, has left for Cuba, to remain several
w ceks.
Roxborough
The 21st Ward Branch of the Society
for Organizing Charity will meet In the
homo of Dr. Dorothy Donnelly, 113 Green
lane, Alanayunk, tomorrow nt 2 p. m.
Airs. Louis C. Aladelra, the newly elected
chairman, will preside, nnd Air. R. At.
Little, general secretary of tho society,
will glvo nn address outlining the work
of the organization.
Tioga
AUss Atargaret V. AlcCooley, of Tioga,
gave n leap ear dinner on Sunday. The
party included Allss Alae Knne. Allss
Helen AIcGeary, Allss Winnie Volrln. AUss
Elizabeth Boyle, AUss Atargaret O'Don
ueil, AUss Frances AlcCooley, Air. Alatthew
Dombrowakl, Air, John Walsh, Air. Jo
seph Shields, Air. Harry Selder, Air. John
Volrln, Air. Le Roy AlcCadden, Air. Fran
cis Alallon nnd Air. William AlcCooley.
What's Doing Tonight
Americanization conference public sessions,
IlellevueStratford, morning anl afternoon;
miw inettttng Aletropollian Opera IIouc.
nroail and PopUr streets, with addreises by
Colonel ftopaave.lt. Rabbi W'lio and othera,
H o'clock. Free.
FlaplUt Social Union, Lulu Temple.
"Author Nisht" at Bronnlnc Society, with
address by John Aloaefteld, WUherapoon Hall;
H o'clock.
Musk and Wlr Club smoker to Muilcal Art
Club, 310 Quince atreet; 8 30 o'clock.
Uw Academy reception. Hotel ntttenhouae;
0 o'clock.
Clover Club dinner, Bellevue-Stratford Hotel;
7 o'clock.
Harm Quartet, Aiaoclatlon Hall, German
town; 8 o'clock.
Mjrket Street Merchants' Asaoclatlon, New
ningham Hotel; 11.10 o'clock
Lecture, "Natural lllatory at the Panama
rallrornla Exposition." by Joihua I Bailey,
Wagner Institute. Free.
HEMSTITCHING
B CENTS A YARD
Hand Kmbroldery Dreea I'leatlnf
llultom Coirred all etjlea
MAIL ORDKftS I'ltOMlTLY
ATTENRED TO
Modern Embroidery Co,
Spruro SSnn ISftg fheetnut St.
"WATCH YOUR STEP"
If jour feet need flilnr, ice
HANNA B- E- Cor. JJtb 4 Sanaom
"n " (Qver Crane'a) and
KOI C1IESTM.T hT.
Coma Removed. I5c. Manlcurlnr. 23c.
WINTER KESOHTS
ATLANTIC) CITY. X. J.
Wiemi.
superior location with an
iinobAtriirtarl ic-wxt rf hiA
arid boardwalk Arecortnized!
1 aiunuuiu.m excellence
UaetciivblHI. hAIJjUIJ.SvSSt.
has aet RMew,tandaT3cl
service . comfort V,rK
XARfiCs riMrtwoF SEsotrr motix
ATJL.ANTIO CITY. N, J.
wham winii'Li f
mtti&mFsss.
w-i rB j.KnKi
Germantown
.Miss Atargaret Crawford Keeling, of 8t.
Peter's Church rectory, 6000 Wayne nve
nue. Is the guest of her nunt. Atrs. Will
lim Stewart Polk, In Baltimore, Md Allss
Keeling Is being extensively entertained
while there.
Atr. nnd Airs. F. At. Gllllnghnm nnd
family, of KOI Greene street, will leave
within the next few dnys to spend the
temalnder of the winter In Florida,
Mr. nnd Airs. A. Wnvno Itobinson, Jr.,
whose marriage took placo a fortnight
' fgo, have returned from their wedding
.Journey through the South nnd will be
the guests of Air. nnd .Mrs. Edwin I.
Atlee for several dns. Mrs. Robinson
wns Allss Alntgaret Atlee betoto her
marriage.
Mrs. Swlthln Chandler, of R."03 Knox
street, gave a delightful miction bridge
party yesterday nt her home There
were SO guests present.
Allss Dorothy Dlnsmore. of 412 West
Chelten nenue, has returned from n
motor trip to Uethlehcni, Pn , where she
attended a dance nt Lehigh Fntverslty.
Air nnd Atrs. William It. Tucker. Jr. of
Penn nnd Fox streets, will lenvc on Mon
day for Allnntlc Clly. for n short stay.
Atrs Frederick Dudley, of 1507 Indian
j 'ucen liinf, una iciuuiru iu -. ,.v...,
irom n visit to .mis. .inriin iiuunn, m
Forrest Hills, L. I.
mong the oung man led set who at
tended tho Nnvy Ynid dance Inst evening
were Air nnd Alls. Fredcilck Dudley,
( Nnvnl Constructor Robert Duncnli Onto
, wood nnd Alts. Oatewood, Nnvnl Con
structor Allan N. Chantry nnd Alra.
Chniilrv, Atr nnd Mrs. .1. Ilurton Aiaslln
nnd Air and Airs. E. Ros Carver.
There was a meeting of the Hoard of
Managers nf the House of Rest cstcrdny
nt tho House, corner of Wnne nvenuo
nnd Hn'ncn street. Tea followed
Mis Henry P. Daln, Jr. of PccksMli
N V , Is visiting Airs. Willl.im I'etiioso
Squibb, of 21!) Enrt Sedgwick street. Mis.
Squibb will entertain Informally nt brldqo
today.
West Philadelphia
Atr nnil Alra. Henry HoRcrn Hwopc will
rnteitnln nt dinner till evenliiB nt their
liome. I9M Cediir nvenuo. In honor of their
KUCit, .Mrs, Al. I. Klrby. of St. Louis.
Covcrn will bo Inld for 16 KUDit3.
Air. and Alrn. Henry V. Allcliell. of ;:5l.1
Cl-otntlt tr'cl. will lcavp today for
Pnlm Uench, to spend the icmnliuier of
the winter.
AIr.. Henry H. Horiocltn cntertnlncd nt
lirldKo jestcrdny nfternoon nt her home,
607 South -ISth street.
Allro Olivia llnrdy cntertnlncd the mem.
bcrs of her bridge club yesterday nfter
noon nt her home, 415 Preston street.
Atr. nnd Airs. Hnrry A. AlcArdlp cnter
tnlncd their sister, Allss Cllz.iheth Dm
nctt. nnd niece, Allss AIiip Harriett, of At
lantic City, over tho vvcclc-cnd nt their
home. Bill Pcmbcrton street.
Allss Klennor Boles, of 412S Westminster
nvenup, cntertnlncd last w-cok in honor of
AUss Alice O'Alullen, of 210 South Brond
street.
Notices for the Society page will lie
ncreptrd nnd printed In the Evening:
Ledger, but nil eurh notlrrs muil lift
written on one elde of the paper, inunt Iik
iKiird In full, Willi full addrres, nnd
when piollile telephone number mint b
Khen.
end nil such rommtinlcntloni in
'Society Editor," Evening Ledger, fi08
thrntnut street.
L'nlcM theee requlrementa are tarried
out ao Hint verification may ho ponlble,
the notice will not lie published.
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Hero Priests of the War
Five heart-thrilling articles written by Rev.
Dr. Peter Guilday, telling how these chaplain
warriors have set a new standard of priestly
zeal and spiritual bravery. Each article gives
vivid and interesting facts relating to the self
sacrificing work of the chaplains of the armies.
PUBLIC
No. 1 Commences Next Sunday
N -g WILLIAM FINN, THE HERO OF THE DARDA
O. 1 NELLES William Finn, chaplain to the Dublin
Fusileers, was present at the landing on the Gallipoli
Peninsula. Between the time his foot first touched the 3and and the
moment he reached his men he was riddled with shot. His right
hand was shot away as he raised it to bless a dying soldier. His last )
words were: "Are our fellows winning?" f
Read the Story of This Brave Priest in
SUNDAY'S
PUBLIC
Along the Main Line
HAVERFORD-AIr. Alfred AI. Collins
gave nn Illustrated lecture entitled "A
Hunting nnd Scientific Expedition In
South America" In Iloberts Hall, Hnver
ford College, Tucsdny evening;
Friends of Air. John Sparhawk, of Hav
erford Court, will be glad to lenrn that
he Is rapidly recovering from his severe
nttnclc of pneumonia
Owing to Atr. Sparhawk's Illness, Air,
nnd Atrs Sparhnnk hnvo postponed mov
ing to their new home on Alontgomery
avenue.
IJRYN MAWR-Alr. nnd Airs. Richard
P AtcNcely, of Fisher rond and Pembroke
avenue, will give n dinner of 10 covers
tomorrow night before the subscription
dnnco to bo held at the .Merlon Cricket
Club.
Airs. Wllllnm H. Wnlbaum, of Linden
Shade Fnrm, Is spending two weeks nt
Atlantic City.
Allss Anna Riddle Ellison returned on
Monday from New York.
MERION-Alrs. Oswnlfl G. Rnyle, of
Highland avenue, will give n tea this
nfternoon to meet Allss AInrgnrct Whit
tnker, of Wilmington
ORQSIS
Semi-Annual
Shoe Clearance
Now in Progress
Provides a splendid opportunity
to obtain remarkable values for
future use, before the predicted
general rise in prices comes.
"C10R some months, due to the increased coat
of leather, the prices for all footwear have
been increasing throughout the country, and
everything points to further advances in the
near future. Prudence suggests that you buy
shoes enough to provide for the coming
season when prices will be higher than ever.
Economy demands immediate action.
TUST now you have the advantages afforded
" by our semi-annual sale NOW IN PRO
GRESS. The shoes offered are from our regu
lar stock of men's, women's, boys' and girls'
shoes in all the wanted leathers and combina
tions all sizes and widths.
1314 CHESTNUT STREET
Who the Rev. Dr. Guilday Is
As a contributor to leading reviews and a young professor of
the Catholic University of America, at Washington, D. C,
Doctor Guilday' s name is known already. He is 32 years of
age, an American, bom in Chester, Pa. Doctor Guilday was
summoned back to America from Belgium when the war broke
out. He looks upon the deeds of tho Hero Priests of the War
from the standpoint of one who loves the Old World and the
historic places 'mid which the war wages.
FIVE ARTICLES
To Bo Published Serially in the
LEDGER
LEDGER
Chestnut Hill
Airs Henry H. CartwrUhlt , 3i., ct,
Highland avenue', received mftfttruul?
yesterday nfternoon Ase-tmltHt Mr.
Cartwrlght were Adas ElliaWeth Ctt
wrlght and Allss Alargaret Hopper,
Airs. Boulton Earnshaw, of MeniJtMH
ery avenue, wilt entertain at luneJieon l
Wednesday, January 28, In honor ot Mr.
Harold Gnylord, who has returned to
Germantown to live, The guests will hr
elude Atrs. Samuel Hawley, 2dJ Mrs. J,
H. R. Tlmnnus. Allss Ethel Lelnau, Miss
Helen Dell, Allss Nellie Taylor. Mrs.
Frederick Slmonln, Airs, Clnton Seagate
Airs. Hulls and Airs. Clifford Hawley.
Dr. and Atrs P. N. Lane, of Bethlehem
pike, entertained 20 guests at ft shore
supper last night In honor of Mr, Frank
Odenhelmer, of Wnshlngton, D. d who
has been the guest of Mrs. Allan Harris,
of Chestnut Hill, for the last few days.
Camden
Atrs. William B. Wood, of 312 renn
street, and her son-in-law nnd daughter.
Air. and Atrs. S. F. Glenn, of 320 Cooper
street, will move to their now home at
Haddonneld In the early spring.
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