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I NANCY WYNNE HAS
UJN majny Till JN US OF INTEREST
I No LarSe SocJal Even.t Wil1
Smaii uance win re
Sheppard on
- HinrtT vf atfwn
PARD, tho attractive dobutante
.fcrs Oi Mr. nnu mm. j, luiwvvu
chRDrard. will bo fftvcn a danco Wed
Ji.tf nlcht by Mr. nnd Mrs. John
,-ne dawflon, at tholr home. 2015
trMnut fltrcct. Tho fftiestB will bo
ntlrelr from th0 dob fl0t' nnd
. .. im In hn Tlentv nf
hear ineio - --,--""",
Mtra men. n awmi w. mu tuns
a admit It, out " "" "'"
a dnce ft lroal- "" "-""- --
j,ftvO taKOn tno prevuuuuna 11 nave
theirs successful. Mildred and Cnro
n are sweet girls, and havo had a de
llVhtful tlmo coming oyt together,
which Is aulto an Ideal thing for two
-i.(r to do, whon thcro Is only a
f' olfforonco In their nges. Thoy
I'tre graceim mm huuiuuim f
fjinion the best-irocKca ueua.
epenktng of small donees, I don't
tilnk the big .balls nro half ns much
fan when you havo a congenial crowd!
tie point Is to got ono. I heard of ono
affair recently whero tho Bamo old
i' cry was neara, noi uuuuhh "-" iu
p round, ana mo wiirm ui it win
that every young man at that party
had answered promptly (lot ub hopo
Nancy has had somo effect, In that
wy), so thoso who woro obliged to
regret oould bo roplaccd. As tho day
approached tho acceptances stood "0
to M In favor of tho men, and at a
jjl .nourh. Tho hostess waited for tho
; pieits, and do you know of thoso 70
'icceotnnces only 45 came, and somo of
''ihoso sllppod downstairs and started
' playing pokor until thoy woro routed
out oy an lrato nost iwno, i navo ra.
ton to think, will cut tholr names at
least from his list). Somo of tho girls
1 retired to the dressing room In despair.
What could they do: they could not go
h home. Thero was no way of getting
J there t)oforo their autos or mnias camo
for them, and thcro wero not enough
partners to go round, it enaoa oy
refreshments having to bo served In
the dressing room for somo. And ns
for the poor hostess!
Perhaps thero wero somo weo buds
who did not mind It. Tou nover can
tell what they will do noxt at that
Eue. I know at ono party a iew crew
T weary of dancing Just before It was
time to servo tho sausagc-and-hot-
eike part of tho dance, so they wan-
' dered down to tho kitchen and watched
the cook paro potatoes nnd fry them
In boiling fat. Wo cannot accuso young
'America of not being of an Inquiring
deposition, can we?
It's awfully hard to know what to
Tear these days, Isn't It? I met a
woman yesterday who was In a hectic
ttt nf exnltement as to whether sho
fft outfit to tnko a heavy coat or a thin
.'?:.." .- .,..," , ....
BCoa, aown to jvunmic uiy uvw uiti
ftTbMr.,nrt "Xi in Rn wnrm T dnn't want
to roast, you know, but, then again,
mppose a blizzard Bhould start. I am
a nervous wreck on tho subject. I
don't want to lug a heavy coat If It
1) warm, and I certainly don't want a
thin coat If It is cold." And when I
finally tore myself away Bho had been
trying to decide for at least nn hour
and a half.
The children have much to do with
our destiny In many affairs In these
enlightened days. A young widow,
who recently remarried, told mo sho
had a terrlblo tlmo getting her young
daughter to approve of her choice
when she really did wish to remarry.
fc She and her fiance had somo thinking
R A . 1 1 -3 t...... .... ,V.n
Kbu uu io get ruunu uaufiiucr uii uto
uiauor. xjiuy muiiUKvu n ucuuiiiunjr
by the prospective stepfather's tact.
He promptly became so delightful to
small daughter that sho almost thought
he was her property, and demanded
his time on all occasions. Finally ono
day her mother thought sho might
venture to suggest tho Idea to the
nail Imperious person. So she Bald,
"How would you llko to have a new
father" "Would not llko It nt nil," re
plied daughter. "Don't want another
father." The subject was dropped, but
prospective pa redoubled his atten
tions In tho meantime, and Incident
ally grew very fond of tho little
tfrl. who noted her mother's apparent
Indifference to htm, nnd one day she
said, "Well. If Mr. n could be my
new father I would Just lovo It." And,
strange to say, mother seemed to love
too. NANCY WYNNE.
if, JTttrttUIIcUB
.Mrs. J. OsrAm Tfnfftnqn of 5M and Pino
. treet, entertained Informally at lunch
Jn yesterday at 1:30 o'clock.
IMf. and Xra a ntMm T1liViaria nf
IJJW Pine street, have been spending some
?me as the guests of their daughter and
ron.ln-law, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph B. Town
ll'.nd, 5d, at their home In Overbrpok.
fer. ana Mrs. Richards will leave very
ush the West. They will visit the
wna Canyon. Los Angeles, the San
BQ Exposition and will make Santa
"irbara their headquarters, remaining
""re for several weeks.
Mr ftnH M Tr.ikn ...III !, o Aartrtk at
U Philadelphia Country Club on Febru
ary 25 In Knnn. -, T3V..pllla WflUh.
ujhter of Mrs. Florence Huhn Walsh.
Mr and Mrs. PharioJ i.r Tin Costa will
atrtaln at luncheon tomorrow, at their
nome Jn Vlllanova, preceding the meet
oi the lienjTio-
f. and MrM TfnhArt T.iamlnff Mont-
f(TeIy' pr Androssun, Vlllanova. will
' i?e b. luncheon tomorrow.
Mr. n. -,, . -j t. ..
i ii.,K James McCuHough Furr, will receive
Wifirinally tomorrow afternoon after 3
""Clock, nt Mr n.,ini'. hnm. 1119 r.ncust
?Vet. Kq rat.ls hfLVA hnAn sent Out.
Air Bn Kl. v- u AAn ...111 l.nv,
,- -" ,, nunc a. uiw n., w .-
fWr Aueusta, Ga.. tomorrow.
ti.?K H"ntlnCaon Valley Hunt Club has
Jed !zvltatlons for a series of teas to
tp utm at the new clubhouse at lviuow
jy Immediately after the Saturday
gternooa run. The Ilrst one will b held
J"rr Itonj 80 until 5.30.
JUnmiv un.n i .-HA ...111 Ha
fWm Harrl Deaven Mlsa IenritU
;4, M, aaitirfc SjSLcer K, Mal-
A LITTLE CHAT
9ccupy Sociefcy Today A
driven lor the Misses
Wednesday
forcl, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Mulford, Mr.
and Mrs. Jny Mpplncott, Mr. nnd Mrs
Joseph W. Llnnlnrntf. Mr nn,l tr
Charles Wnlbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Kdwnrd '
Marshall, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hnrrv Hnrt. Mr
nnd Mrs. Utirtlpy Lovlck and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Stnylho Hcrkness i
Tho M.inufftCturcrs' Club will Blve a i
muslcale In tho auditorium of tho club
on Monday afternoon, January 21, at 4
o clock, for members atul their families.
An attractive program hns boon nrrnngcvl
by the committee. Tho following nrtlsts
will perform: Miss iMcn Uuchnnnn. so
prano; Mrs. Leonlo riruBPn. pianist; Mr '
Thaddeus Itlch, violinist, nnd Mr. Kills
Clark Hammnn, accompanist. I
Weddings
SLADi:-ltlJTIi.
Tho marriage of Mrs. Mary Clothier
Heyl. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Isanc
II. Clothier, of Hollytore, Wynncwnod.
to Mr. Alexander Turnbull Slnde. of New
lork, will take place quietly this nfter
noon nt 4 o'clock nt tho bride's home In
VVynnowood. Only Hip Immediate fam
ilies will bo present. After n Southern
trip Mr. nhd Mrs. Klnde will Ih nt home
In Wynncwood after Mnrch I.
BAnKKR-WRIOHT.
A pretty wedding took place nt 11
o'clock this morning, when Mhn llelty
Burrows AVrlsht, dnuuhter of Mrs Frank
Burrows, was married to .Mr. Charles Fur
bush Darker, of Olndwyne. The cere
mony took place nt the homo of the bride,
46 Kast Stewart avenue, t.an.downe, anil
was performed by the Rev. (.Scoro It
Vnn Alcn, of Rutlcdgo, l'n., a cousin of
tho bride. Miss Wright wns married In
her traveling suit, of African brown cloth,
nnd a brown taffeta silk hat. Shn wore n
corsapo bouquet of orchids nnd lllle3 of
the valley. Miss Marjory Barker, a sis
tor of the bridegroom, was maid of honor.
Sho wns gowned In a salmon pink tnrfcta
nnd tulle gown nnd cnrrled a sheath of
Sweetheart roses, Mr. Robert Ollmorc,
of Narborth, was best man.
A breakfast followed tho ceremony. Tho
rooms were decorated with pink roics,
cyclamen, orchids and Southern Bmllnx.
Mrs. Burrows, the mother of tho bride,
wore hellotropo tnffeta, veiled in black
tulle, and a corsngo bouquet of violet
orchids,
. Among tho guests woro Mr. Thomas II.
Barker, Mr. nnd Mrs. AV. A. I.. Barker.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwnrd Barker, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Conrad Barker, Mr. nnd Mrs. II.
Davis, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rohert Norton, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wangcr, Dr. Frank II. U.
Bnrkcr, Miss A. V. Kirk, Miss Nellie
McVeigh, Miss Mary Pyne. Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. C. Jnckson, Mr. nnd Mrs. It. C. Trot
ter, Dr. nnd Sirs. Vnn Alen
REYNOLDS McCURDV.
A quiet wedding will tnko place tonight
nt 7:30 o'clock, when Miss Mary F. Mc
Curdy, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. James
C. McCurdy, of Ardmore, will becoino
tho brldo of Mr. Harvey J. Reynolds, of
Malvern. The Rev. Kdmond Orlndnl
Rawson, pastor of the Ardmore Presby
terian Church, will perform the cere
mony nt tho bride's home, on West Lan
caster avenue.
Miss McCurdy, who will be given In
marriage by her father, will havo Miss
Rnchcl McCurdy nnd Miss Kdna Hamil
ton, of Ardmore; Miss Kmlly Reeves,
of Philadelphia, nnd Miss Helen Zleglcr,
of Olcnolden, for brldosmnlds.
Tho best man, Mr. Frank McCurdy, of
Ardmoro, will bo Mr. Reynolds' only at
tendant. The ceremony will bo followed by a
largo reception, after which Mr. nnd
Mrs. Reynolds will leavo for their wed
ding trip, and upon their return will llvo
In Malvern, whero they will he nt home
after March 1.
HOFF-VACHC.
Announcement Is made of tho marriage
of Miss Julia R. Vache, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Napoleon Vache. of 1720 West
Venango street, to Mr. William It. Hon,
on Wednesday evening nt 7:30 o'clock nt
the homo of the officiating clergyman,
tho Rev. A. E. Harris, nsslstant pastor
of tho Grace Baptist Church, Broad and
Berks streets. Tho bride, who was given
In marriage by her father, wns nttlred
In a gown of whlto sntln and tulle with a
tulle veil caught with sprays of orange
blossomB. Miss Allco Vnche, the maid
of honor, was her sister's only attend
ant. Her frock was of pink tullo draped
over pink taffeta. After the service a
reception was held nt the home of the
bride's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoft will
llvo nt 1431 Kuclld avenue.
ECKCL-ItEICH.
Tho marriage of Miss Arna Reich,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Reich,
of 417 South COth street, nnd Mr. Leon
Eckel, of 6156 Spruce street, will bo cele
brated nt 5:30 o'clock on Sunday after
noon at the West Philadelphia Hebrew
Congregation, Blth and Chestnut streets.
Tho ceremony will be performed by tho
Row D. Orlver. The bride, who will bo
given In marriage by her. father, will
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EVENING LEDGE:R,-PTTTT,A:n-rcT,PTrTA. SATURDAY, JANUARY
MltS. CHARLES KURBUSH BARKER
Who was Miss Betty Burrows-Wright, dauRhtcr of Mrs. Frank Bur
rows, of Lnnsdownc. Her mnrrinRO to Mr. Bnrkcr took plnco this
morning. After a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Barker will live in
Glndwync.
wear a gown of white pussy willow taf
fota. embroidered In pearls and a veil
of tulle. She will carry a bouquet of
Brldo roses nnd lilies of the valley. Her
sister, Mrs. Jcnnlo Davldow, who will
attend ns matron of honor, will wear a
gown of whlto pussy willow taffeta,
niched with tullo nnd will enrry pink
roses. Tho bridesmaids will Include Miss
Ida Reich, Miss Rose Wlnnlck, of Wy
combe Pn., nnd Miss Clara Eckel. The
usherB will Include Mr. David Schecter.
Mr. Leon Reich and Dr. H. Cherlshore.
Chestnut Hill
A very popular series of dances lias
been attended all winter, nnd for two
or threo winters, at Crusaders' Hall, in
Mt. Airy. The members Include Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. Bittenhouso Miller, Mr. and
Mrs Alfred S. Orchard. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Plnreiien Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Antolno
nnunionvllle. Mr. nnd Mrs. Willlnm
R.
Tucker, Miss Mnry Rose, Mr. nnd
Francis B. Brncken. Mr. nnd Mrs.
iiai Wood ward. Mr. nnd Mrs. E.
Mrs.
Sam
Ross C'nrvcr. Dr. nnd Jlrs. Harold
Roberts,
Mr. GcorRo Fctterman,
Dr. Wcfrld It.
Brocklcsby. Mr.
Fotterman. Mr. Philip
George Mnlloy,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Willlnm
It. Tucker, Jr.
Thcro wns a most suc
cessful dnnco on Thursday night of this
week, before which a number of attract
ive dinners were clven. The last danco
of the scries will take place on
ncsday, February 2.
Wed-
What's Doing Tonight
Fle o'clock Club dlnnrr. Hellevue-Stratfora;
7 o'clock.
Ex-Preildent Taft nddr" Traffic Club din
ner. Hcllevue-Stratford; 7 o clock.
Lecture. "EnBltsh Poetry,'; John Mniiefleld,
Ilryn Mawr Oolicice; 8 o'clock.
Dot nnd Dash Club, Adelphla, Hotel.
Associated Alumni of tho Central JIJKh
School, annual reunion and banquet. Adelpnla
Hotel; O'JM o'clock.
Netherlands Society dinner, Bellcvue-Strat-ford
Hotel. 7 o'clock.
Southern Dental Association of New Jersoy,
dinner. Adelphla Hotel. 7 o'clorlc.
lfanquet. I'l Delta Ilpsllon Fraternity. Illt
tenhouae Hotel. ........ ,.
SuffraBB debate. Physical Culture Club.
Olrard llulldtnfr. 8 p. m.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
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IinoAII AND 11EI1KS fiTHKKTS
Colleeo course (A. 11. H. 8.).
Teachers' College (Jl. S. In Hd.). Com
mercial Education (Normal).
Commercial course. Secretarial courses,
and short, practical business courses.
Freshman clauses forming tebruary 1.
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Pwrb IS bole Golf Cmre. Tea
all. aad iuo.1 rouds for Metorlni.
Kiaiaii a unnu
Uienr ceooteted with
Eetel. Outll. wild
turfctv. f am4 deer
huntlaf . Tbru sltenhu
car terrle.
Bousltt a ApcUcHm.
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PiMiten.
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Along the Main Line
OVKItHROOK Mrs. -Wilson Younff.
Jr., of G373 Woodblno (ivcnnc, will enter
tain nt dinner on Friday evcnliiR, Jan
nnry SS, In honor of her daughter. Miss
llerlhn Yotnigr, beforo the meeting of Mrs.
(Jny Overcnd'H rinncltiR clnsi. Covers will
ho laid for TO guests.
Mrs. Kdwin O. Close, of G163 Drexel
road, Is visiting friends in Cleveland, O.,
for several weeks.
MERION-Mr. nnd Mrs IMward Uok
will leavo early In February for Ormonil
Bench, Fin.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick J. Poth, of
Highland avenue, havo gone to Atlantic
City for a short stay.
ARDMORC-Mra. Ryron P. Moulton
will return to her homo on Ardmoro nve
nue on Monday from Now York.
Wilmington
General and Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont.
Miss ICllen du Tont nnd Mr. Kleuthere du
Tout left this week for New York, whero
they will spend tho remainder of tho
winter. Miss Rcneo du Pont, who re
cently made her debut. Is spending sev
eral weeks In Kentucky. She will Join
her parents later In New York.
Like
Goose" is
six colors
the fun of
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Germantown
SIlss Emma Cnhs.ll, of 15 West Chel
ten avenue, will have Miss Natalie Haw
ley, of Now York as her guest tho latter
part of January.
Mr and Mrs. Oswald Hnmpton Schell,
of 32 West School lane, have had Mr. nnd
Mrs. Iloopes, of Wilmington, Del., as
their guests.
The Oermantown Cricket Club was a
gay scene last night, when the members
of Mrs Joseph S. I.overlng Wharton's
dancing clas appeared in rostutnes nu
merous ntid varied There weie French
maids, peasant girls and men, Cnrmens
nnd main- others popular nt every ios
tume dance.
The committee In charge of these dances
Includes Mrs. Joseph S. I.overlng AVhnr
ton, Mrs I! K. Dennlston. Mrs. Charles
Olhbons Davis, Mrs. Joseph Priestley
tlutton and Mri. Augustus H Staughton.
Mrs. Augustus 11. Stoughton, of Kast
Washington lane, gave a dinner of 14
covers hist night In honor of her small
daughter, Miss Nancy Stoughton. The
guests afterward attended Miss l,ock
wood's dancing clas-j at the Philadelphia
Cricket Club.
There will be a ery Interesting meet
ing this afternoon In the hall of the
Young Men's Christian Association when
Miss Scholleld nnd Miss Fell, of Knglnnri,
will tell of the pitiful cases of fntherlcss
babes In France. Mrs. Cornelius Steven,
son will also speak.
Along the Reading
The concert and entertainment held
Inst night nt 8:1G o'clock nt the Ablngton
High School was given by the Ilomn nnd
School Association of Ablngton on the
occasion of the presentation to the high
school of a stage curtain.
Some of those who rendered musical se
lection" were Miss N'nn Dagney, soprano
solo, entitled, "For All Ktcrnlty" and
"Tho Secret." The nccompanlments weie
plcd by Miss Marie Wooley. A musi
cal solo, entitled, "Caprice In A minor,"
wns played by Mrs. II. Vance Peters.
Mrs. Paul Kraft gave n soprano solo. A
tenor solo was sung by Mr. Paul Kraft,
atul a recitation, "Arthur and Herbert,"
from Shakespeare wns given by Miss
Apgnr.
Mrs. Albert M. Pierce, of CSth avenue.
Oak Lnne, entertained nt tea on Thurs
day nfternoon, Introducing Mrs. C. W.
Doans nnd Mrs. T. B. Thomas. Assisting
Mrs. Plerco to recelvo wero Mrs. George
KoppenhofTer. 8r.. Mrs. Gcorgo Koppen
hoffer, Jr., Mrs. O. Hnusmnn, Mrs. P.
Roycr. Mrs. C. Sturgcl, Mrs, T Smith,
Mrs. M. C. Yoder. Mrs. J. C. Hupp, Mrs.
O. Mehler nnd Mrs. J Welsel, Sr. Mrs
A. N. Mlngan rend n paper on the "Hills
of Woman Suffrage."
West Philadelphia
Mrs. John Schwartz, Jr., of tho Nether
lands, 4300 Chestnut street, will glvo a
luncheon of 60 covers today at tho Manu
facturers' Club.
Mr. and Mrs. John Toram, of 0 South
B7th street, will cclebrato their golden
wedding anniversary today A theatre
pnrty. followed by dinner at tho Bcllevue
Stratford, will bo given in their honor.
Tho W. W. T. G. M. Sewing Circle met
Inst night at the homo of Miss Margaret
Main nnd Miss Jesslo Main, M14 Havcr
ford avenue. Thoso present wero Miss
Muiguerltn Morrow. Miss Dorothy Chest
nut Miss HI"' Headly, Miss Marian
Headly, Miss Elizabeth Ncsbltt. Miss
Margnrot Watson, Miss Ada Hackmnnn,
Miss Mabel Hackmann and Mrs. J. Louis
Golbman.
Modern for the SoeletT P JwlU ,
nrrepteil nnd printed In the Krrnlri
Leiliter. but nil surli notice must lie
written on one side of the paper, must be
signed 1" tnll. with full nddrem. and
when possible telephone number must be
B Srn'd nil such communications to
"Society Editor," ETenlng ledger, 008
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements nre csrrlfd
nut so thBt Ycrlficntlon mar be possible,
the notice will not be published.
"The Wise Mamma Goose"
A jolly, happy Punky Dunk tale! Little
boys and girls will find great delight in the
story of how Mamma Goose outwitted the Sly
Old Fox, to the joy of all the Barnyard Folk.
Given Free With Sunday's
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all Punky Dunk stories, "The Wise Mamma
32 pages in length, beautifully illustrated in
and so arranged that the children have all
folding it into a real book.
Punky Dunk books have won a
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Public Ledger regularly. . . ,: .
22, 1916.
LYCEUM INSTITUTE TO EtQLD
INTERESTING MEETING THURSDAY
Mr, Fullerton L. Waldo, Musical Critic of the Public
Ledger, Will Address the Members and Their Friends
at Alumni Building Other Doings
ONR of tin
cstlng ent
ie most attractive and Inter-
entertalnments of the venr will
he given by the commute In charge of
tho meeting nf the I.ceum Institute next
Thursday evening, at '15. In the Alumni
Building. Broad street above Columbia
avenue.
Tho meeting will be opened by n Molln
solo, followed by a talk by Mr. Fullerton
I, Waldo, musical critic of the 1'fnur
t.rtHinn. Tho evening w III be n musical
one and Mr Wnldo will speak on "Music,
Old and Nck," This Is n fascinating
subject In music lovers, anil It will be
sympathetically handled by Mr. Waldo,
who Is a thorough musician as .-veil ns
critic, lie Is a most entertaining speaker
nnd the friends of the I,yceum Institute,
nro assured of an unusually plcnsnnt
evening.
Follow lug this will bo a Bkcteh, written
nhd stnnrri by Mr. Lester M. Goldsmith,
entitled "The Music Shop" with the fol
lowing cast:
Proprietor Mr. Lester M. Goldsmith.
A Patron-Mr. Lewis Well.
Accompanist Mr. Louis Cooper.
ONGS.
"Comln' Thro' the Unc," Miss Selma II.
Schwab nnd Miss Kdlth Well.
"Old lllnck Joe," Mr. Stanley Oppen
helmcr "Sitter Threads Among the Gold," Miss
Klodle Kebers nnd Mr. Adrian Ilnucr.
"School Days," Miss Helen Hellbron
nnd Miss Florence Hubschmnn.
Extra "Syncopated Waltz," Justin nnd
Fleurette Bauer.
"America, I Lovo Thee," Miss Miriam
L'llmnn.
Tho committee In charge Is composed of
Miss Bessie Rosenberg, chairman: Miss
Rhea Olsho, Miss Gertrude Bnuer and Mr.
Lester M. Goldsmith.
The third annual show and dance, which
Is to be given In tho Hellevue-Stratford
on Friday evening, February 4, for St.
Francis' Convalescent Homo, Is being ef
fectively arranged, not only by tho mem
bers who are taking part In tho show,
but by the girls who nre on various com
mittees for the outsldo t.ork nnd tho sell
ing of lowers, candy, cigarettes nnd
music.
Miss Mnrjorlo Edwards hns chnrgo of
the (lowers nnd Is assisted by Mrs F.
Lytton Patterson. Miss Helen Dcmpsey,
candy, assisted by Miss Margaret Dcmp
sey, Mlaa Mario Bonner nnd Miss Mary
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Jennings. Miss Helen Hnrrlty, elffftf
and clgaiettcs, assisted by Miss Heatrlfta
Hnrrlty nnd Miss Irene Hradfond. Mls
Marguerite MncDonnld has full charge of
tho publicity Miss H Marguerite Eagan
tins charge of entertainment nnd dance.
Miss Mnrgat-ct Unmorellc nnd Miss Eagan
have nrranged the program. Tho tickets
nre In charge of Miss Kntliryn McMnhon,
treasurer. Miss Dorothy Hoban has
charge of the evening rehearsals, as sho
did last jenr Tho ushers nnd programs
nro under Miss Cnrollno Horan nnd Miss
Katherlne Tullldge Miss Lucy Call, Who
Is a member of the cast, has designed Ihn
posters nnd also 1 ns charge of the adver
tising, assisted by Miss Ellrnbeth Walsh,
Miss Edwlna Walsh, Miss Gertrude Zaho,
Miss Beatrlco Hnrrlty, Miss stay Felln,
Miss i.etty Harrison. Miss Rosalie. Hbban
atul Miss Ruth Israel.
The graduating class of Februnry, 1518,
of the Girls' High School, 17th nnd Spring
Garden streets, held Its clnss danco last
evening at the Ocrtnnntown Automobile
Club. About 40 young couples partici
pated in the dnnce The patronesses In
cluded Miss Knthnrlne 13. Puncheon, prln
clpnl of the school: Miss Emma Degnan,
Miss Ethel M Recs. Mrs. F. G, Cnsaler,
Mrs Samuel M Gerhard, Mrs. Schoflcld,
Mrs. John F Penrose, Mrs, Lewis, Mrs.
William F. Wlngnte, Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. John H. Robblns, Mrs. 8herwood It.
Chase, Mrs. Perry T Rider, Mrs. Ralph,
Hurst, Mrs Isndoro Jatitn, Mrs. Nathan
R.i urn and Mrs. Max H. Apt. The com
mittee In charge of the danco was Miss
Ruth A. Gerlinrd, Miss Mnrgaret W. Am
bler. Miss Lucy M Penrose, Miss Helen
M. Itnum, Miss Edith A. Gassier, Miss
Hulda J. Apt nnd Miss Oraco B. Win
gale. The Sigma Phi Sorotlty of tho Girls'
High School will bo entcrtnlnod at tho
homo of tho president. Miss Annabel Cro
siler, 1511 Frankford avenue, today. Tho
members who will attend aro Miss Edith
Aroid, Miss Gertrude Curry, Miss, lclcn
Barclay, Miss Alum Donald, Miss Ida
Leyninn, Miss l-clla Rnndnll, Mrs. I. Dal
zell. Mrs. W. Smith, Miss Mndclmc Con
ithnn. Miss Cora Rogers, Miss Edwlnna
Mnrion nnd Miss Betty MncDonnld.
At a special meeting of tho Gladstone
Club, held on Sunday, February 2S, was
set as the date of Its nnnual dnnce, to bo
held nt Martcl's Academy.
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