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NANCY WYNNE HASlA. WORD TO SAY
ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS OF THE DAY
Dr. and Mrs. Norton Downs Will Give a Large Ball
Tonight at the Bellevue-Stratford for Their Debu
tante Daughter Many Dinners Precede Dance
THE third big dance of the week will
coma oft tonight, when Dr. and Mrs.
Downa will give a ball nt the Bellovuc
Stratford for their daughter, Elizabeth
N Wharton Downs, more familiarly called
Bessie by her frlonds. Bessie Is the old
est daughter In the Downs family and
very attractive, lilie is a graduate of
St. Mary's School In Pcek8klll-ontho-Hudson,
where her rounger sister,
Phoebe, Is pursuing- her studies nt
present.
Bessie belongs to the very oldest nnd
first families of this old Quaker city.
Iler grandmother, Mrs. Thomns Mc
Kean, w'as Miss Bessie Wharton, a sis
ter of Mrs. George Bokcr and a cousin
of tho late Miss Mary Wharton and
Mrs. Charles Churchman. Then back
iurther the family connection through
her great-grandfather, Mr. Henry Pratt
McICean, extends Into tho Borlo family,
for two great-aunts, Miss Clementina
and Miss Elizabeth McKean, married
the Into Mr. Charles Borlo and Mr.
Adolpli E. Dorfe, respectU-ely. It Is a
etory of many generations, but I find
it Interesting, to know theso connections,
and possibly some of tho rest of us do,
too. On tho paternal side of tho family
little Miss Downs has tho happiness of
having her grandfather with her to
enjoy her good times In tho tolling and
In many cases sharing them with her.
Dr. Robert Downs, at tho advanced ago
of more than fourscore, Is ono of tho
most respected of tho medical men of this
city. Both his sons took up his pro
fession, tho elder marrying Miss Mc
Kean and the younger Dr. Hotiort
Downs, Jr., married Miss Ella Wood.
On Wednesday evening Bessie's uncle,
Mr. Henry Pratt McKean, and his wife,
who was Miss Margaret Hiker, of Now
York, gavo a theatre party and supper
for her, and tho Tom McICcans have
also entertained for her on various
occasions.
Speaking of entertainments reminds
mo of a recent ono which took tho form
of a largo dinner, to which many gucsta
of great importance were invited, some
of whom wero from out of town, and
sovcral speeches were to bo mndo by
leading men of tho city and State. As
often happens at theso formal affairs,
thcro wero a few hitches; for Instance,
.tho waiter nt ono tablo got mixed on
tho wlno question and served instead
of sherry with tho soup a rather hot
brandy, and some eight or nine men
could not maka up their minds as to
what It was. Ono thing was euro In
tho minds of nil, howover, nnd that
was It was not sherry. It proved di
verting for theso guests, who up to that
tlmo had been entertained by a lady
who Insisted on announcing and rean
nounclng, "This I3 purely a nonsoclal
affair, of courso you know," which loud,
polite remark penetrated to tho far
ends of tho room. To cap tho climax
of happenings, ono of tho moat courtly
of tho gentlemen present, having risen
to respond to a request from tho
hostess, pulled out a small golden chair,
and lo! as ho neatcd himself with great
dignity awny went tho legs, nnd it re
quired many gyrations and wild ges
tures beforo his balanco was regained.
With tho soclnl wheel going at
express speed, it's a weo bit difficult
to keep paco with all tho events. There
Is no question, howover, as to the stir
being' made by tho supper party nnd
dance which tho Sam Riddles nro
giving to 1000 of their friends nt tho
Itltz on Fobruary 1. I've been told
thcro -are to be some rather delightful
Innovations, all of which makes one's
thoughts fly sky high In excited
anticipation.
There Is to bo a perfect orgy of
music In addition to tho Ritz band,
an orchestra from tho Crystal Room In
New York will perform, and, of course,
there will bo a "ripping" negro band
to lay tho latest thing in fox-trots
and tangoes. And for those who are
not to keen on dancing, a Neapolitan
sextet will sing and "discourse sweet
music" In the Junior Ball Room, where,
In addition , to that In tho res
taurant, a standing buffet supper will
bo served. A bit Incongruous but
rather nice, don't you think, to munch
the "llgalreux en surprise" or tho
"hultres frlte3 a la Polonalso" to the
tune of something soft and low. In
cidentally, it helps the digestion and
stops the gabbling for a minute or two.
Of course, too, there will be the
inevitable sausages, scrambled eggs
and "cafe au lalt" to usher In the
dawn all this Is in anticipation, how
ever; but, as every one knows, Rid
dle Is another name for hospitality,
d it's a foregone conclusion that
every one will have a perfectly hectic
time,
Pn the nrecedlnir evenlrxr. Ned
Brooke, brother of deorge Brooke, will
P'ay host to 30 of his friends, with a
wpper and dance In the Parisian room
and annex. NANCY WYNNE,
Personals
Far? Mr. And ira TAHn.j m n.ni wq
K4,fut street, will entertain at dinner
Jlrs. Norton Downs will give for their
gbutante daughter, Miss Elizabeth W,
K a$t and Mrs- Henry Price Wright, of
!- ,,;, mne' unesinut Mill, will entertain
H'ua"'r aa De theatre tonlgnt ana win
Wjr attend the ball to be given by Doctor
8nd, Mrs. Downs.
Miss Katherine Reeves Hunter will ba
guest of honor at a dinner to be
!n this evening by Mr. and Mrs.
""! K. Reeves before the Downs'
'. Doctor and Mrs. George M. Boyd
hil ffY a dinner for Miss Mary Cath
ay Syd' Dpctor and Mr. Walter Jaek
?i Freeman will entertain in honor of
"is A. Marjory Taylor, Mr. and Mrs,
jTle- Eayard Bowie will entertain for
I Sawr G,raner Ca8sat wl11 als0 S1
Mr, and Mr wiiiio, xr nnnn,, will
ESiStilp at dinner this eening at their
, 'me. 3 South 18th street.
u?. prederl TV. Morris, Jr.. of Vsl
gr arra, Wyncote. ha- organized a
5 s,asa tat children, which Is held
m,?,T, ptday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
SlnHn" Valley Country Club, under
it! &!cUon W - Robins, of Chest.
WUk Anion the niejnber ar Mlw
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Marguerite Stevens, Miss Anna Stevens,
Miss Dorothy Loverlng, Miss Mnrlnnna
Mtrrltt, Miss Molly Brndley, Miss Mar
guerite Doyle, Miss Elliabeth Stetson,
Miss Ann Stetson, Miss Jacqueline Pow
ell. Miss Nancy Drayton, Miss Phoebe
Drajton. Frederick W. Morris. Jr., rjeau
yeau Borle, Floyd White $tarr, Daniel
Merrltt, niclinrd Husk, Spencer Brock,
Oliver Brock, John Gilbert, Rowland Gil
bert, Furness Thompson, Benjamin Row
land nnd Horace Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Chew entertained
at dinner Inst evening. Their guests wero
Miss Josephine Mnthor, Miss Dorothy
Mather, Mr. Stephen Noyes and Mr.
Charles McGlensey.
Friends of Mr. Frnnklln McCrca Wlrg
man, of 2055 Pino street, who hns been 111
with grip, will bo glad to learn that ho Is
convalescent.
Tho Rov. Percy J, Brown and Mrs,
Brown, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Harvey, of tho Glad
B.V!ne'. nro occupying their new home,
All Saints rectory, in Torrcsdalc.
Friends of Mrs. Henry Drinker Riley,
of Strafford, will regret to learn that sho
Is confined to the houso with an attack
of pleurisy.
Mrs. W. W. Attcrbury, of St. David's,
left on Monday to visit her little son, H.
lloscngnrten MacLeod, at Dako Placid,
N. Y., for two weeks.
Miss Mary Evelyn Chew wilt Bpond tho
week-end In Norfolk as tho guest of (Mr.
and Mrs. Tench Tllghman.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Hutchinson, of
1301 Spruce street, will entertain at dinner
this evening in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hugh M. North, Jr., of Columbia, Ta.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tronic R. Wallnce, of
Plttsfleld, Mass , have been spending sev
eral days ns the ptiesta of Mrs. Wallaco's
father, Dr. Edward W. Taylor, nt his
home, Cctlrn, Germnntown. Mr. and Mrs.
Wnllaco returned this week, nccompanlcd
by Miss Isobel Howell, of BOO West Chcl
tcn avenue, Germnntown, who will ro
maln for tho winter sports.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen Dnlley, of Ard
more, will entertain CO guests at dinner
tonight nt tho Morldn Cricket Club
beforo tho subscription dnnco ar
ranged by Mrs. Richard E. Norton nnd
Mrs. Kane S. Green. Miss Helen Kucs,
of New York, Is tho guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Dalley. Among tho othor guests
nt tho dinner will bo Mr. nnd Mrs. Harri
son K. Cnncr, Mr. nnd Mrs. William
West. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin H. Filler, Mr.
nnd Mrs, Frederick Stout, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Knno S. Green, Mr. and Airs. Thomas E.
Dunn, Lieutenant Commnnder nnd Mrs.
Charles P. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Atwnter Kent, Dr. nnd Mrs. Henry C.
Enrnshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cnrver,
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Suppleo, Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. IJartol Brnzlcr, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Richard Evans Norton, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles Mcllvalnc, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander Sellers, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mntthow
Bnlrd, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Isaac II.
Clothier, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Edwin York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Huhn, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Georgo B. Ren, Mr. and Mrs. Grenvlllo
B. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. William
M. McCawlcy, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm A.
Llober, Dr. and Mrs. Georgo I. MnoLeod,
Mrs. Albert G. Rosengnrton, Mr. II. Iinr
tol Register, Mr. John Illckley, Mr.
Ulysse3 Mercur, Mr. Jamci Boyd, Mr.
Alfred M. Collins, Mr. James A. Bull,
Mr. Samuel W. Morris, Mr. Richard Cro
zlor, Mr. E. Zerban Brown and Mr. Theo
doro E. Wledcrselm, Jr.
Along the Main Line
ARDMORE. Mrs. Horaco C. Stnhlcr, of
120 Llanfnlr road, entertained at lunch
eon, followed by bridge yesterday after
noon. Covers wero laid for eight guests.
Mrs. A. Gerncr Nielsen has loft the
Aberdeen and has taken an apartment
at tho Bellovue.
WAYNE. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles W.
Bayllss, of 203 Midland avenue, will
entertain at dinner this evening before
tho danco of the Wayno dancing class.
Among tho guests will bo Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Ellner, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P. Rad
cllffe, Jr., Mr. and Sirs. Frederick Con
dirt, Miss Wotherld and. Mrs. De Cnnl
zarls. Mr. and Sirs. F. Walter Conner, of
Wlndcmere nvenue. have left on a hunt
ing trip to Smlthlleld, Va., and will be
absent about three weeks.
Germantown
A unique affair was given last evening
at the Germnntown Automobile Club. It
was a Dixie dinner, followed by dancing,
and tho members turned out In full force.
Tho rooms were docorated with tarlatan
nnd Souther smllax and the waiters were
dressed to represent old Unplo Tom.
Among those who gave dinners wero
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. La Rue, Dr. and
Mrs. Herbert P. Fisher, Mrs. William
Edson, Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Camerly, Mr.
John Glenn, Mr. Harry Butterworth and
Mr. Harry de Groot. Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Baker, Jr., of Wayne avenue
and Hortter Btreet, entertained at dinner,
their guests including Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Blspham Bowen, Mr. and Mrs.
William KIngsley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Cadwnllader, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Dear
den, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jenks, Mrs.
George Blabon and .Mr. Frank Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alvln Carl, of
nmnkllne. Mass.. are being congratulated
Lupon the birth of a son on Monday. Jan
uary 17. 3irS. lliri WtUI .1U1D9 DUO A.I11&S-
ley Bowen before her marriage.
West Philadelphia
Mrs. Marshall Reid. of 221 South th
street, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Grace Reld, to Dr. Marion,
Ernest Quina, of Pensacola, Fla. The
wedding will take place In March.
ti.a urnrv E. Qallauher. of 4037 Baring
street, will give a luncheon of 60 covers
teday at the Rlttenhouse,
Mr, and Mrs. Harrison N. Diesel will
rive a dinner dance this evening at their
home, H09 Sprlngfleld avenue. There will
be 23 guests
Miss May C Stokes, of S8I3 Chestnut
street, entertained her lunoheon and
bridge club yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Miller, of l North
63d street, have left for Shenandoah, Pa.,
uTattend the wedding of their niece, Mlsa
Margaret Butch. (
Mr and Mrs. Freemont Gler. of 123
North Milllck street, are receiving con
CTatulaUow on the birth of twin boys.
Along the Reading
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Cottman and
family, of Jenklotown, have gone to St,
PeTeriburg. Fla.. Where they will remain
for an Indefinite time
The Young People's Society, of Calvary
Presbyterian Church. Wyncote. will give
e! moving Picture entertaUunent of two
parts at f: and S o'clock this evening.
., Charles I- Borle, Jr., of Rydal,
,&rtalSSlKr bridge club Wednesday
$weop at 30 o'clock at her home.
Mr and Mrs. Harry R Asbury, of
ni LaneT will give a supper dance this
?vJninf T the Huntingdon Valley
Countfy Club, at Noble. Jn honor of their
ioa-la-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Murray,
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MISS GKAC15 REID nto by npmbrnnJt Studio.
The cnRngcment of Miss Reid to Dr. Marlon Ernest Quinn, of
Pensacola, Fin., is announced by her mother, Mrs. Marshnll Reid.
SURPRISE PARTIES, DUTCH
SUPPERS AND RECEPTIONS
Various Social Doings in Many Parts of the City Mr.
and Mrs. Sholk Given Farewell Reception Ara
Bee Club Entertains
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AND MRS. SOL H. SHOLK nnd
their son, Mr. Monroe Sholk, of &S15
Do Lanccy place, who a. 3 leaving this
city for Wllkcs-Unrre, rn. wero given a
reception Monday night nt tho Metropoli
tan Hall by their friends. A specially ar
ranged entertainment by Mr. Snmucl
Fcldmnn and Mr. Leon Cohen wns the
feature of the evening, nnd nn clabornto
supper wns served Mr. G. J. Uurrlson,
who acted as toastmnstcr, presented n
loving cup to Mr. and Mrs. Sholk In be
half of their friends. Among tho guests
wero Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sharf, Mr.
and Mrs. G. J. Wolf, Mr. nnd Mrs. Snm
uel Foldman, Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon Cohen,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lowls. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Lowls Herring, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lowls E.
Abrams, Mrs. E. Bellows, Miss Fanny
Fay Pollock. Mlis A. Shapiro, Mr. and
Mis. Samuel Brown, of Cambridge, O.;
Miss Frnnces Znckon, Miss Leah Cohen,
Miss Bertha Hlrshblond, Mr. Maxwell
Cohen. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Shlller, of Tren
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Decker, of Providence,
R. I.; Miss Rose Provdo, Mr. J. Wolf,
Mr. G. J. Burrlson, Mr. S. Fleet, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Pollock and Mr. Harry
Kerns. Dancing concluded the evening.
An Interesting nffalr In honor of the
betrothal of Miss Nettlo Bram to Mr. Al
bert Russ took pln."o at tho homo of Miss
Bram, 1714 North 'th street, on Sunday
evening. Dinner w served, nt C o'clock,
which wns followed by a enrd party dur
ing which a consldernblo sum of monoy
wns collected for tho war sufferers of
Europe. Among thoso present wore: Mr.
and Mrs. S. Bram, Dr. Israel Bram, Mr,
and Mrs. II. Bram, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bram,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leo Russ, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Abramson and tholr two daughters. Miss
Esther Abramson and Mario Abrnmson,
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. M. Colen and Mr. Abner
Colen.
Mrs. S. Feldens, of 3110 Havcrford ave
nue, entertained Informally at a theatre
party, when hor guests were Mrs. S.
Gunzcr, Mrs. Harry Graw, Miss Silly and
Mrs. Anna J. Howe.
At the last meeting of the Belvor Club
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From Philadelphia every 'Wed. nnd Sat.
Including; meals and choice ot stateroom
accommodations. All outilda rooms. Flno
teumers. Best service. Tickets limited to
May 31.
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City Office, 103 So, 0th St. Phone Lombard
1000. Consult any tkbet or tourist uzcut.
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tho possibility of a nucccssful nnnlver
snry party wns discussed. Tho entortnln
ment committee, consisting ot Mr. Blu
mcnthal, Mr. Hoffman nnd Mr. Nohren
berg, has already arranged nn clabornto
piogrnm. Tho party will bo nt tho homo
of one of the members on February 19.
Tho room will bo" decorated with the
colors of the club orange and black
nnd each ono will recclvo a souvenir ns
a remembrance of the fifth nnnlversnry
of tho Belvor Club.
Tho Ara'Bee Club entertained at a party
Wednesday evening at tho homo of Mr.
Vincent A. Sillers. M13 Ellsworth street.
Tho decorations wero appropriate to tho
occasion nnd tho favors woro unique.
Among those present wero Miss Florence
Cosgrovc, Mls Mary McLaughlin, Miss
Mary R. Sll-urs. Miss Kitty Coll. Miss
Knthryn Ryan, Miss Florence K. Sillers,
Miss Mary Rynn, Miss Mario Welch, Miss
Martha E. Sillers. Miss Frances A. Sil
lers, Sir. Louis Cylinder, Mr. Meyer
Blume, Mr. Ignntlus Dclnncy, Mr. Louis
Blttmc, Mr. Irving J. Matthews and Mr.
Edmond T. Sillers.
A delightful surprise pnrty was given In
honor of Miss Roso M. Bloom an Sunday
evening at her home, 4162 Lcldy avenue
The guests were Mr. H, Stein, Mr. M. W.
Bi
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Bloom, Mf. D, Bloom, Mr A teskln, Mr
A Cornfield, Mr D Wclsmnn Mr M
Hubsher, Mr. J. Lnkcn. Mr A GOldblum,
Mr. D. Goldstein, Mr M SlteMcll, Mr. W.
Kessler. Mr J. Devne, Mr. J. Meycrson,
Mr. M. 8ressman, Mr M. E. Bloom, Mr,
A. 8teln, Mies D. E. Bloom, Miss M Da
vidson, Miss S. Davidson, Miss C. Gtlck,
Miss B. Freeman, Miss H Apfelbaum, Mls
H. Blackman, Miss S. Sperling, Mlis F.
Golden, Miss G. Simons, Miss St. Bloom,
Miss K, Brodow, Miss E. Kravls, Miss
M. Kornflcld, Miss J. Kessler, Miss B.
Stein nnd Miss S. Kessler.
A surprise party was given to Mr. Jules
Grossmann at his home, 763 South 6th
street, on Sunday evening. Refreshments
were served nftcr the dancing. Among
thoso present were Miss Jesslo Sn!tz,
Ml Paulino PolnkofT, Miss Evn Pola
kolf, Miss Anna Lurle, Miss Sara Lurlc,
Miss Snrnh G. Saks, Mis Ida Stern, Mlsi
Sophie Stern, Miss Dlnnh Pelnsteln, Miss
Leah Frlnstcln, Miss Bentrlco Ochrnch,
Miss Fanny Sherman, Miss Sadyo Gross
mann, Miss Frnnces Gros-smann, Miss
liesslo Grossmnnn, Miss Fannetto WcIbs,
Mr. Paul I. finturon, Mr. Charles I. Woor
man, Mr, K. Charles Segal, Mr. I.00 J.
Slonlmsky, Mr. Alfred Shcrmnn, Mr. Her
bert Sherman, Mr, Chnrloi Urown, Mr.
Maurice Saks, Mr. Philip Rosenfeld, Mr.
David li. Cupcrsmlth, Mr. Isaac E, Fein
stein, Mr. Bernard Grossmnnn, Mr. Td
ward I, Saks, Mr. Samuel Albert, Mr.
Nathnnlel Root, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Snks
nnd Mr. and Mrs. P. Grossmnnn.
A Dutch supper and surprlso party were
given nt tho home ot Mr. nnd Mrs. I.
Corcn, 1530 Mlfdln street, on Sunday eve
ning. Among thoso present wero Mr.
Harry Dhue, Jr., Mr. Stanley AlbcrtBon,
Mr. John J. Tord, Mr. Harry Slaymakcr,
Miss Jennto Coron, Mr. M. Kursmnn, Mr.
Julius Mlllor, Mr. Robert Knpplnn, Miss
It. Berman, Miss S. Herman, Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. Porlmutter, Miss Dobkln, Mlsi
Bloodstcln, Miss Tesslo Corcn, Mr. Henry
Horn, Mr. Benjamin Oxman, Mr. Julius
A. Horwltz, Sir. Louis Corcn, Sir. Max
Oxman, Sir. nnd Mrs. II, Perlmuttcr, Sir,
Philip Swecdmnn, Mr. Stnxwell Lls-, Sir.
A. C. Miller nnd Sir. Benjamin Horwltz,
Tho latest nnd most populnr muqlcnl selec
tions were given by Sir. Slaymakcr, Sir.
Joseph Coren, Sir. Robert Knpplnn nnd
Sir. Slaxwcll Llss. Special selections were
rendered by SIlss S, Dobkln, assisted at
tho plnno by SIlsi Y. Dobkln. Stnstor
Harry Corcn entertained with violin solas.
Sir. Abraham arcoubcrg. of Wilming
ton, Del., entcrtnlnnl tlio members of tho
Aqua Club, of Philadelphia, nt his home,
100 North Adams street, Sunday. Sir.
Grcenberg Is a member of the Aqua
Club. President Simon J. Cohen pre
sided over tho meeting.
Sir. David Plotter, who represented the
Apex Club, of Wilmington, wns n guest.
Among the members present wero Mr.
Abrnhnm Grcenberg, Sir. Simon J. Cohen,
Sir. Abrnhnm Cohen. Sir. Jnck SInrgolls,
Sir. James Splvnk, Sir. James Pltchcro,
Sir. David Kramer, Sir. Louis Dlvorkln,
Sir Louis Ershansky, Sir. James Press
man. Sir. Charles J. Becker, ot 2303 South
Colorado street, In tho Glrard Estate, en
tertained a number of his friends at
dinner. Tho nrrnnFcmonts were novel
and most entertaining. Among tho guests
wero Sir. Joseph P, Gnffney, chairman
of tho FInnnco Committee of Councils;
Mr. Peter J. Hobnn, Assistant Director
of Supplies; Sir. Jnmcs E. Dougherty,
Bryn Slawr; Sir. Thomns D. Knnc, Sir.
B. J. Slnrtln, Sir. J. J. Grady, Sir. A. J.
Becker and Sir. Georgo A. Becker, broth
ers of tho host.
SIlss Nonn Slao Thomas entertained the
mombers of tho Sigma 'SIou Club nt lur
home Inst evening. The members present
were SIlss Anna Corrlgan, SIlss Slargarct
Corrlgan, Miss Kitty Coll. SIlss Catharine
O'Brien, SIlss Qlnrgnrot Whalcn. SIlss SI.
Carey, SIlss Slartha Sillers and SIlss
Frnnces A. Sillers.
Tho Stlshorrnl C. J. C, nt Its last
meeting declared Its auxiliary, under tho
namo SUshorral Auxlllcy, Independent,
having no communications whatever with
tho SUshorral C. J. C. Tho president.
Sir. Herman Hnlerman, appointed nn en
tertainment commltteo to arrange a pro
gram for tho second concert to bo given
to tho children of the Hebrew Orphans'
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The Big Rooster Did Not
Laugh at Mamma Goose !
Not a bit of it! He knew Mamma Goose had hit upon the
plan to outwit the slim, sly fox. And though all the Barn
yard cackled merrily at Mamma Goose's funny plan, the Big
Rooster said Mamma Goose was the wisest fowl of all.
Next Sunday the kiddies shall see how wise was Mamma
Goose. Her delightful tale comes in the fourth great Punky
Dunk story 32 pages, illustrated in six colors and ready to
fold into a real book.
Mamma Goose, like Punky Dunk, is a kind, happy friend
of the little folk. Be sure your children meet her. And
place your order early. The demand for "The Wise Mamma
Goose" is enormous.
Given Free With Sunday's
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Home, In th!r auditorium. iTne com
mlttce consists of Miss Pearl Awerbachi
SIlss Rose iddttliz. Miss Clara Herman
and Miss Jennie Jnspan,
Mr, nnd Mrs. Francis Engen, ot 042 Da
kota street, have sent oilt Invitations for
a reception on Tuesday evening, Janu
ary 23, when they will colebmto the 6th
anniversary of their marriage.
A meeting of the Carnation Sewing Cir
cle wns held Tuesday evening at the
home of SIlss Bella Kuppcrman, 2305
South 'th street.
Delaware County
The Barnstormers, a drnmntio club, of
Ridley Park, will glvo a Bol Slasquo In
tho auditorium this evening. Sir. Frank
W. Lamping, Jr., is chairman of the com
mittee, nnd Is assisted by the following
members: Mrs. J. Howard Reber, Sirs.
James Gibson, Sirs. E. J. Berlet, Sirs,
SI. P. Boyle, Sirs. H. G Hall, SIlss
Loulso Vnn Dyke, Sirs. Georgo J. Pc
qulgnot, Sirs. Karson, Sirs, Eugene Hcy
scr, Mrs. E. L. Hogmnn, Sirs. William
C. Scgncr, Sirs. John Pomeroy, Sirs. II.
W. Busc, SIlss Jano Devlne. Sirs. E.
If. Nelson, Sirs. Frank Kane, Sirs. P. W.
Lamping, SIlss Craven, Sttss Elsie Rod
gcrs, Sirs. Charles G. Hetzel, Sirs. J. D.
Shattuck, Sirs. R. B. Turner, SIlss Helen
Stclwngon, Sliss Josephine Stltchell,
SIlss Ileton Atherholt, Sirs. E. L. Hof
mnn. Sir. Georgo L. Pequlgnot, Sir. J.
Spencer Hnlkott, Mr. Earl V. Dcane, Sir.
Arthur W. Lincoln, Sir. Walter Halkett
and Sir. Charles G. Hetzel.
Northeast Philadelphia
Sir. Leonard Bershad, of 973 North 7th
street, hns been tho guest of Sir. and
Sirs. Flntow, of Brooklyn.
These Famous
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are attracting great, attention. They embrace
both Winter Calfskin and dressy Cloth-Top
models, and represent the biggest value in
Philadelphia today.
SALE of SATIN SLIPPERS
Also Patent, Kid, Bronze, etc.
All of Geuting Standard at...
1230
Market
Shoes and
Stockings
for the
Family
iThc Stores of
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Every Foot ProfcsaionaUv Fitted Three Gcutina Brothers
Supervising
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swrnrm
MUs tlolen .Wanning, daughter nf n
nnd Mrs, Charles Lv Manning, vf J
West Tioga street, gate tea inform
dnhr Inst evening nt her homo., Kr
guests inrlude'd MUs Emily Acker, Jtim
Florence Brndway, Miss Cecil Kdy, Win
Helen Geary, SIlss Alice Tab, Miss
Adelaide Fans, Miss Marian Htahttinc,
SIlss Alberta Goodwin, SIlss EAhtofieth
Kremer, SIlss Edna Frame, Mr, Htfbw
ton Frleke, Mr, John Noble, Mr. Hewafd
Fries, Mf, J. Scott, Mft Cochran Kinnet,
Sir. Asa Copeland, Sir. John Zimmer
man nnd Mr. Chauncey Monhrland.
Frankford
Mrs. C. W, Slndlg, of Kensington ave
nue nnd Clearfield street, will enlcrWIn
tho members of her pinochle club Friday
afternoon, January zs.
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What's Doing Ton
Medical Club ot Philadelphia annual Wk
lng and election, Bellevue-Siratford; 9 o'clocsv
Combined Musical Clubs of.theU.6t P.
concert, Woman school for Glrlai 8 o'clock.
Botanical Society ot Pennsylvania mel(ft,
U. of P.i 8 o'clock.
University Extension Boctelr discussion of
"Distribution of Wealth." by Professor
Thomas N. Carver, of Harvard, and J, II
Thomas
Hollander, ot jonns
DIIHIluor, Ul
all I 8 o'clock.
Hopkins, "Wttherspoon
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Antl.aftlrwin mHnr. SL HtSDhfnks M. E.
Church, aermantowni 8 o'clock. Free,
Women Writers' Club meeting-, W10 Looust
streot; 8 o'clock,
Friends' Educational Association, M0 North
inth street) "'15 o'clock. ,.. Mi ,i
lecture, "Wild Animals and TVIM Bars.''
Ernest Tliompson Seton, Olrard College! 7i30
Washington party Executive Committee, 217
Bouth Hroad street! 8 o'clock. .
Annual club supper, New Century Clnb.
Minstrel show, senior class West Philadel
phia High Hchool, Mercantile! Hall. .
"Dryr rally. St. Stephen's M. E. Church,
CIcrmantoTvn.
One of the
Cloth-Ton models
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